Trump just hinted Mick Mulvaney is on his way out after he publicly admitted to a quid pro quo with Ukraine

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• President Donald Trump on Friday signaled acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney might not be long for his administration. 
• When asked by the Washington Examiner if he's happy with the job Mulvaney is doing, Trump said, "I don't want to comment on it."
• This came less than a month after Mulvaney induced a political firestorm by publicly confirming a quid pro quo involving US military aid to Ukraine and Trump's request of Ukraine's president to launch certain investigations. 
• The quid pro quo and Trump's urging of Ukraine to launch an inquiry into former Vice President Joe Biden, as well as a debunked investigation related to the 2016 election, are at the center of an escalating impeachment inquiry. 
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The Trump administration has seen record levels of turnover and it seems another top White House employee might soon be added to an already lengthy list of departures. 

President Donald Trump, in an Oval Office interview with the Washington Examiner, was asked if he's "happy" with acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's performance. 

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