Incoming National Security Adviser John Bolton shared his well wishes Saturday to the man he is replacing in the White House, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, who officially left the post on Friday.
“All the best to H.R. McMaster as he departs the NSC. He is a true leader and patriot, and I am thankful for his long service to our country,” Bolton tweeted, along with a picture of the two shaking hands.
All the best to H.R. McMaster as he departs the NSC. He is a true leader and patriot, and I am thankful for his long service to our country. pic.twitter.com/Vm7ysqfLZh
— John Bolton (@AmbJohnBolton) April 7, 2018
Late last month, President Trump announced via tweet Bolton would be replacing McMaster on April 9, which is Monday.
McMaster received a “clap out” from his former coworkers as he walked out of the White House for the last time Friday afternoon. Before that, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said McMaster met with Bolton for a final transition meeting during the afternoon.
In a statement later that evening, McMaster thanked Trump and wished Bolton “the very best” in his new role.
Bolton was seen on the White House grounds Saturday morning.
Newly minted National Security Adviser John Bolton is at work this Saturday, arriving via the northwest gate around 8a. His arrival comes one day after former National Security Adviser HR McMaster left the post and was treated to a “clap out” outside the West Wing. pic.twitter.com/6fYuKoscsK
— Dan Merica (@danmericaCNN) April 7, 2018
