Mark Meadows fed specific information to suspected leakers: Report

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White House chief of staff Mark Meadows reportedly put a plan into motion to root out leakers.

Meadows, a former Republican congressman from North Carolina, aims to identify White House staffers who make unauthorized disclosures to the media by providing specific bits of information that he can trace back to individual staffers, according to Axios. Thus far, Meadows has caught one person responsible for a minor leak.

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