white house chief of staff office with mr. meadows he became the fourth chief of staff, it s difficult to describe a typical day. i was a special assistant to the president and adviser to the chief of staff. the days depended on what the president was doing that day and that s kind of how my portfolio was reflected. a lot of outreach with members of congress, senior cabinet officials, policy issues with relevant internal components and members on the hill, as well as security protocol at the white house complex for mr. meadows and the president. and then you received another promotion in march 2020. at that time you became the principal aide to the new white house chief of staff mark meadows, is that right? that s correct, sir. what did a typical day look like for you in your work with mr. meadows? it varied with what was going
can you describe for us the deputy chief of staff s responsibility? the deputy chief of staff responsibility at the white house for operations is arguably one of the most important positions that somebody can hold. they re in charge of all security protocol for the campus and all presidential protectees, p primarily the president and the first family, but anything that requires security for any individual that has presidential protection, so the chief of staff, or the national security adviser as well as the vice president s team, too. tony would oversee all of that. he was the conduit for the security protocol between the white house and the united states secret service. thank you, and you also described a brief meeting between mr. ornado and mr. meadows about potential violence. they were talking about the potential for violence on
can you describe for us mr. arnado s responsibilities as the deputy chief of staff? the deputy chief of staph position is arguably one of the most important positions that someone can hold. they are in charge of all security protocol for the campus, the first family, and anything that requires security for any individual that has presidential protection. so the chief of staff, the national security advisor, to t would oversee all of that and he was the conduit between the white house and the secret service. you described a brief meeting about the potential for violence. the meeting was on january 4th, they were talking about the potential for violence on january 6th. let s listen to a clip of that
office with mr. meadows and he became the fourth chief of staff, it s difficult to describe a typical day. i was a special assistant to the president and adviser to the chief of staff. the days depended on what the president was doing that day, and that s kind of how my portfolio was reflected. i had a lot of outreach with members of congress, senior cabinet officials. we would i would work on policy issues with relevant internal components and members on the hill as well as security protocol at the white house complex for mr. meadows and the president. and then you received another promotion in march of 2020. at that time you became the principal aide to a new white house chief of staff mark meadows. is that right? that s correct, sir. what did a typical day look like for you in your work with mr. meadows? it varied with what was going on. we spent a lot of time on the
office with mr. meadows, when he became the fourth chief of staff, it s difficult to describe a typical day. i was a special assistant to the president and advisor to the chief of staff. the days depended on what the president was doing that day, and that s how my portfolio was reflected. i had a lot of outreach with members of congress, senior cabinet officials. we were working on policy issues with relevant internal components and members on the hill as well as security protocol at the complex. and you received another promotion in march 2020. at that time you became the principal aide to the new white house chief of staff mark meadows, is that right? that s correct, sir. what did a typical day look like for you in your work with mr. meadows. it varied with what was going on. we spent a lot of time on the