White House discusses whether Commerce Secretary Lutnick should stay or go; Trump still expresses trust
Original headline白宫讨论商务部长卢特尼克去留，特朗普仍表示信任
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White House senior officials are discussing whether to ask Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to step down, according to two people familiar with the matter cited by foreign media on November 13. Lutnick has faced mounting criticism over his performance and regulatory controversies, drawing questions from members of Congress, and the criticism predates Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's announcement of his resignation. A White House official said President Trump still fully trusts Lutnick and his ability to do the job, and the White House has not formally responded on whether he will stay or go. The internal debate matters because a departure at the Commerce Department would come amid ongoing scrutiny of its regulatory posture. What to watch next is whether the White House issues a formal statement and whether Trump publicly reaffirms his support.
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