Business Insider reports President Donald Trump's new chief of staff Mark Meadows has already unnerved aides.
In two meetings, Meadows allegedly cried about staffing. This, despite Trump's dislike of prominent displays of emotion.
Meadows is known for his strong, animated personality. But he's struggled with transitioning from being an ally to Trump's chief of staff.
Now, he's finding it harder to assert his authority in the West Wing, rather than being an outsider looking in.
Meadows is Trump's fourth chief of staff. He follows Reince Priebus, General John Kelly, and Mick Mulvaney.