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Trump / White House Shake-up / Health Care #1113917

ABC Evening News for Saturday, Jul 29, 2017
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(Studio: Tom Llamas) The question of what is next after President Trump replaced White House chief of staff Reince Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly introduced; photos shown of those who have already left the White House.

(White House: David Wright) The tweets from Trump about Senate Republicans after the failure of the health care bills & the White House changes featured; tweets quoted; details given about the possibility Attorney General Jeff Sessions might move to Homeland Security. [TRUMP - says they have been working on it {health care} for seven years.] [PRIEBUS - says the president hit the reset button; states the palace intrigue stuff is annoying.] Tweet from Senator Lindsey Graham opposing the move of Sessions quoted. The lack of big legislative accomplishments in Trump's first six months discussed.

(Studio: Tom Llamas) Tomorrow's White House week coverage on "This Week" noted.

Reporter(s):
Llamas, Tom;
Wright, David
Duration:
00:03:20

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