'Ambassador Haley was rarely a participant in my many meetings and is not in a position to know what I may or may not have said to the President.'
Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former White House chief of staff John Kelly are pushing back against former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley's claims that they attempted to persuade her to join them in undermining President Donald Trump.
During an interview with NBC's"Today" show on Tuesday, Haley cited the Trump administration's move of the U.S. embassy in Israel and pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal as two policy decisions the men disagreed with and sought to overturn. "During my service to our country as the Secretary of State, at no time did I, nor to my direct knowledge did anyone else serving along with me, take any actions to undermine the President," Tillerson said."Ambassador Haley was rarely a participant in my many meetings and is not in a position to know what I may or may not have said to the President."
.@NikkiHaley is out with a new book,"With All Due Respect” this week. Make sure you order your copy today, or stop by one of her book tour stops to get a copy and say hello. Good luck Nikki! https://t.co/uHKAAlVuLt
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