Trump plans to further reshuffle the cabinet, Lutnick is walking on thin ice

Golden Finance reports that on April 3, according to Politico, U.S. President Trump expressed disappointment and dissatisfaction to Commerce Secretary Lutnick and Labor Secretary Dremer, and is considering making further adjustments to the Cabinet. A government official said, “He is extremely angry and will make personnel changes.” Previously, Attorney General Bondi and Homeland Security Secretary Noem had been dismissed one after another. U.S. officials said Dremer’s future is under discussion, and Lutnick’s situation is also precarious. No final decision has been made regarding the departure or retention of the two; an official stated that Trump had previously considered dismissing them but did not carry out the plan. If larger-scale adjustments are made, it would constitute a major reorganization of the U.S. federal government. The changes mainly target Cabinet members who are “performing poorly or attracting too much negative attention.” Dismissing Lutnick could help demonstrate that Trump is “making changes” on economic issues. A White House spokesperson said both are “doing an excellent job and continue to receive the President’s full support.”