Trump Fires Six NSC Officials Following Loyalty Concerns Raised by Laura Loomer
The dismissals come after Loomer presented opposition research to Trump, intensifying questions about her influence and the administration's governance priorities.
- President Trump removed six National Security Council officials after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, who accused staff of disloyalty.
- The firings include senior directors Brian Walsh, Thomas Boodry, David Feith, and Maggie Dougherty, with additional personnel reportedly reassigned or terminated.
- Trump described Loomer as a 'great patriot' and confirmed she occasionally makes recommendations, though he downplayed her role in the decisions.
- The dismissals follow broader scrutiny of National Security Advisor Mike Waltz over a Signal app mishap involving sensitive military discussions.
- Critics, including lawmakers, have raised concerns about national security, staff morale, and the prioritization of loyalty over expertise within the administration.





















































































