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Keith Schiller, The Longtime Trump Bodyguard-Aide Who Told James Comey He Was Fired, Is Quitting
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Absolutely...Schiller began working for Trump as Director of Security in 2004. This is a major resignation of a long time Trump loyalist.
Here’s something whose timing is either a remarkable coincidence, or a sign that Donald Trump’s firing of James Comey was even more suspicious than previously known. Donald Trump hired his longtime personal bodyguard Keith Schiller to a White House security position, then used him to personally deliver the news to James Comey’s office that he’d been fired. Of course Comey wasn’t in his office, and was instead across the country in California that day, and Trump probably knew that. The move always stuck out as suspicious: why would anyone, even someone as whacked out as Trump, send his own bodyguard to deliver a firing letter to an FBI Director who wasn’t even there?
This does not mean that Keith Schiller did anything wrong or illegal himself. It’s possible that he’s seen the new revelation about the two firing letters, and he’s simply concluded that it’s too messy for him to want to remain in that role, or perhaps he’s now feeling like Trump used him.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73365312 Here's a very non-suspicious explanation. It's very normal to fire someone when they are out of the office. It's basically standard corporate practice, so they don't have access to destroy or alter things on the way out. Reince Priebus was fired the same way. And Trump doesn't give a clue when he's about to fire someone. I've seen this over and over in the corporate world, sometimes even against me. Since Trump knew he could not trust people at the FBI or didn't even know them, he sent someone he could trust to lock up the office, disable access to computer accounts, and otherwise secure Comey's work materials which are the property of the US government. Makes perfect sense. As to why Schiller quit now, I don't know and so I cannot rule out a connection such as you suspect. But aside from that, the firings seemed just normal and competently done. So after burning through a chief of staff, a chief strategist, a press secretary and three communications directors, Donald Trump could be losing his professional security muscle who has worked for him since 2005, and is resigning very abruptly? General Clark is flushing the turds one by one. Impressive.
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