Who would YOU rather see battling the Media (D) every day?
There’s been some speculation that Spicey might be heading out the door… and some talk that Guilfoyle might be his replacement.
CLASH POLL: Who Would YOU Prefer As Press Secretary -- Sean Spicer Or Kimberly Guilfoyle?
Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former first lady of San Francisco and current Fox News host, is in conversations with the Trump administration about becoming White House press secretary, she said in an interview with the Bay Area News Group on Monday night.
Guilfoyle said the idea of her taking the job or another press role in the White House has been “raised by a number of people” in the Trump administration, although she declined to go into specifics. She noted that she’s regularly in touch with members of the administration in the course of her job.
How does that square with this ClashDaily story:
BREAKING: Trump Makes MAJOR Decision On Sean Spicer
That is the million dollar question.
The 48-year old Guilfoyle told the Bay Area News Group that it would be an honor to serve her country.
“I’m a patriot, and it would be an honor to serve the country,” Guilfoyle said. “I think it’d be a fascinating job. It’s a challenging job, and you need someone really determined and focused, a great communicator in there with deep knowledge to be able to handle that position.”
On her show, The Five, on Fox News last week, Guilfoyle also said:
“If you want to be successful and do communications with President Trump, you have to be someone who he actually wants to spend a little bit of time with,” she said on the air. “You’ve got to insist on getting in front of POTUS, talk to him, and have like five, six minutes with him before you go out there and take the podium, and otherwise you’re driving blind.”
“It has to be somebody with a very close relationship, where there’s trust there, there’s inherent loyalty, someone who’s been there from the beginning,” she added.
She told the Bay Area News Group that she thought she had a good relationship with the Administration.
“If you want to be successful and do communications with President Trump, you have to be someone who he actually wants to spend a little bit of time with,” she said on the air. “You’ve got to insist on getting in front of POTUS, talk to him, and have like five, six minutes with him before you go out there and take the podium, and otherwise you’re driving blind.”
“It has to be somebody with a very close relationship, where there’s trust there, there’s inherent loyalty, someone who’s been there from the beginning,” she added.
Read more: Mercury News
Reports are mixed about Guilfoyle replacing ‘Spicey’.
