carol, great reporting as always. what, exactly, please explain why is the president having a change of heart? well, kasie, we know shanahan was never president trump s first choice in part because he felt like he didn t present well or carry himself in the way the president envisions a defense secretary should. and what my colleagues and i have learned is that president trump last week while he was in normandy for the d -day 75th anniversary commemoration was asked several people who are close to him, what do you think of shanahan? who else would you recommend? who might be able to do the job? and was sort of casting about for at advice for alternatives to shanahan. and, you know, that doesn t necessarily always mean that the president is going to pull back his support for someone. we ve seen him do this before with other people who are around him. some of them have lasted longer. some of them have not. it all comes as, you know, the white house announced on may 9th that shanahan wa
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