Sanders on Stephen Miller becoming White House chief of staff: ‘I’m not worried’
Summary
Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday that he is not worried about Stephen Miller becoming President Trump’s new White House chief of staff. On NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Sanders was asked whether he could work with Miller, whom he has criticized; the provided article text ends as Sanders describes Trump.Key Facts
- Sanders is an independent senator from Vermont.
- Sanders said he was “not worried” about Miller becoming White House chief of staff.
- Kristen Welker, host of “Meet the Press,” asked Sanders about working with Miller.
- The article says Sanders has criticized Miller in the past.
- Sanders described Trump as “mentally unbalanced” and “erratic,” according to the text provided.
- The article text ends before Sanders’s full response appears.
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