President Trump said Monday he would support an investigation into allegations made against Postmaster General Louis Djoy. Mr. Trump said he would support the removal of JoJo if he is proven to be engaged in illegal behavior.
The Washington Washington Post reported Sunday that five people working for Newbreed Logistics, where DeJoy has been president and CEO for 31 years, said they were asked to write checks and raise funds through DJOI’s assistants or through the chief executive. Was. Mansion. The post quoted two employees as saying that employees’ bonuses after DJOI would “help pay the price for their contributions” would be illegal. Democrats are already calling for an investigation into the Postmaster General, who is already under fire for an amendment to the post office fee.
The president said he did not know much about the story, but when asked if he supported the investigation into the claims, he said “sure”, adding that he thought Djoy was an honest man. If it turns out he did something illegal, the president said he would support his removal.
“Yes, if something can be proven that he has always done something wrong,” the president said. “Always. They’ve been looking at me for four years, they’ve found nothing. Four years, think about it. Four years. I’ve been checking through the sleeves since the day I came down the escalator. And they found nothing.” They found nothing. My friend said you have to be the most innocent, honorable man ever to run for president. “
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