Photo of Ben Carson's speech notes reveal he's 'not happy' with White House personnel office
Ben Carson has some problems with the White House.
The secretary of housing and urban development spoke Friday in Atlanta ahead of President Trump's speech outlining his platform for Black Americans. But it's what Carson didn't say that stole the show: A bulleted list of talking points and complaints he seemingly wanted to bring up with Trump.
In a photo captured by Bloomberg's Justin Sink, words on a paper in front of Carson at the event clearly showed Carson has some problems with the White House Office of Presidential Personnel and its director John McEntee. "I am very loyal to you and after you win I hope to stay in your administration," the first bullet reads. "I am not happy with the way PPO is handling my agency," the next bullet says. The final line reads "I like John and respect what he is doing, however I am sensing a severe [illegible] of trust," with the illegible word blocked by a microphone stand.
As Ben Carson spoke at a Trump campaign event, his notes became clearly visible - and they contained talking points to complain to the president about John McEntee (!!) the head of the White House’s personnel office about how he was handling his agency
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— Justin Sink (@justinsink) September 25, 2020
Carson didn't say any of those things during the speech. The White House declined to comment to Bloomberg, and Carson's team did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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