High-profile departures from the White House
Since President Donald Trump officially entered the White House in January of 2017, many officials have either been fired or resigned from their positions. Here's a list of those who have left so far.
Trump announced Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was fired via Twitter on March 13, 2018.
Photo by: PoolGary Cohn, Director of the National Economic Council, resigned in wake of tariff rift on March 6, 2018.Photo by: Alex Wong
White House Communications Director Hope Hicks resigned at the end of February 2018.Photo by: Chip Somodevilla
Rob Porter (right), White House Staff Secretary, resigned amid domestic abuse accusations in early February 2018.
Photo by: Chip Somodevilla
Photo by: Chip Somodevilla
CDC Director Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald resigned after reports that she bought shares in tobacco company in January 2018. Photo by: Davis Turner
Andrew McCabe stepped down as FBI deputy director in late January 2018.Photo by: Pete Marovich
Director of Communications for White House Office of Public Liaison Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former contestant on "The Apprentice," also announced her resignation in January 2018.
Photo by: Drew Angerer
Photo by: Drew Angerer
Tom Price, Secretary of Health and Human Services, resigned in September 2017 in the midst of a scandal over his use of private planes.
Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to President Trump, left his position at the White House in August 2017.Photo by: Mark Wilson
White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was out of his position in August 2017.Photo by: Sylvain Lefevre
Anthony Scaramucci was out as the White House Communications Director at the end of July 2017. Photo by: Mark Wilson
Reince Priebus was also out at the end of July 2017 as Trump's Chief of Staff.Photo by: Pool
Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigned in July 2017 as well in the White House shakeup.
Photo by: Chip Somodevilla
Photo by: Chip Somodevilla
Walter Shaub, director of the previously little-known Office of Government Ethics, announced he was leaving the federal government at the beginning of July 2017. Photo by: Mark Wilson
Trump fired FBI Director James Comey at the beginning of May 2017 after Trump's attorney general and deputy attorney general recommended his removal.
US Attorney Preet Bharara would not submit a letter of resignation as requested by the Trump administration. He was then fired in March of 2017.Photo by: POOL
Trump asked for National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's resignation just one month after being sworn into office.
Sally Yates was fired from her position as acting Attorney General at the end of January 2017. Photo by: Eric Thayer