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She will be replaced by ben labolt, who is a long-time player in democratic politics and campaigns, and he also had a role here for a shorter time at the white house when ketanji brown jackson was nominated by the president to be his first choice for the supreme court and ben labolt handled the communications for that nomination, and that of course was successfully result instead her being put on the supreme court so a big change near the top of the structure of the white house staff, and it comes, of course, as we re just past the halfway point in the president s time in office. and so you see these kinds of changes. we ve had the white house chief of staff ron klain depart, now jeff zients is in that role, and a critical role inside the white house with kate bedding fooen bedingfield choosing to leave her post. that is first to nbc news and breaking news here at the white house today. kelly o donnell at the white house, thank you. and now to the dire ....