Attorney General Jeff sessions is set to focus on White House leaks Friday, following the appointment of the new Chief of Staff John Kelly, according to Fox.

The retired General has his job cut out for him as one of his first tasks would be stopping information privy to the White House to the press. Former Trump campaign manager  Corey Lewandowski appeared on Fox & Friends Tuesday and said “If Reince Priebus couldn’t control those leaks … then he was the one who was ultimately responsible, and General Kelly was brought in to make sure those leaks do not continue”.

Following the sack of White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, the chief of staff already demonstrated he was more than capable of putting a stop to the White House leaks.  Sessions will announce criminal leak investigations, especially on news reports published sensitive intelligence material.

In July, Republicans wrote a 24 page report with the Senate’s homeland security panel warning that the Trump administration faced an “alarming” amount of media leaks that posed a potential threat to national security.

Trump has lashed out publicly over the past few weeks expressing  his “disappointment” with the attorney general via tweets, interviews and news conferences.

Trump slammed Sessions for not being tougher on leaks from the intelligence community last week.  “I want the attorney general to be much tougher, I want the leaks from intelligence agencies, which are leaking like rarely have they ever leaked before, at a very important level. These are intelligence agencies we cannot have that happen”,Trump said.

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