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New White House spokeswoman Katie Zacharia announced that she asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign. Trump had previously stated that he was unhappy with Guilfoyle.
Katie Zacharia, the new Spokesperson of the White House, who was appointed by US President Donald Trump and officially took office yesterday, held her first press conference.
Zacharia announced that the Trump government asked US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign.
Zacharia said, "We asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign. He has been a very valuable name for our team and we wish him success."
GUILFOYLE RESIGNED AFTER THE STATEMENT OF THE WHITE HOUSE
Following the White House's statement, Guilfoyle announced that he resigned from his post with a statement on his social media account. Guilfoyle said, "It was an honor to serve as the U.S. Ambassador to Greece. I will always be grateful to President Donald J. Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for entrusting me with the privilege of representing the greatest country in the world in history."
Stating that since his first day as Ambassador, he has worked to advance President Trump's "America First" policy, strengthen the strategic alliance between Greece and the USA, and deliver concrete gains to the American people, Guilfoyle said, "I am especially proud of the role our Embassy has played in reinforcing US energy leadership, improving economic cooperation, and ensuring that the USA remains an indispensable leader in Southeastern Europe."
Addressing the allegations against him, Guilfoyle said, "I would also like to address the allegations that have been made recently against me. These allegations are completely unfounded; I intend to defend my name, reputation and integrity with determination. I have dedicated my professional life to serving justice, defending what is right and protecting the values that make America exceptional. I will not allow baseless accusations to overshadow my decades of public service. My gratitude and respect for President Trump and Minister Rubio remains unshakable. What we have achieved together. "I am proud; I will always continue to be a staunch supporter of President Trump and his mission to 'Make America Great Again.' Even though my tenure as ambassador is coming to an end, my commitment to President Trump, the 'America First' movement and the country I love will never end," he said.
TRUMP SAID HE WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH GUILFOYLE
Trump stated yesterday that he was considering dismissing Guilfoyle and told reporters, "We are not satisfied." In the news in the US press, it was claimed that Guilfoyle threatened a Greek official and accepted inappropriate gifts and services. It was claimed that Guilfoyle offered to use his influence within the Trump administration in exchange for paying off a large credit card debt.
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A new appointment will be made for the Greek embassy
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