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The story was held as they tussled back and forth. Esper warned Kube that publishing her story could result in a more compliant acting secretary of defense, which could have worrisome repercussions. He was worried about what Trump might try to do with the military if he were not at the helm. In truth, Esper expected that Trump would fire him after the election, but was hoping to hold on if he could, at least for a few days after the election. It also was true that he had prepared a resignation letter, as many Trump appointees had, but he had no imminent plans to submit it. It was true that Esper had been consulting with Congressional committees about renaming the bases. He directed his aides to try to convince Kube that her information could be overhyped.

Esper believed that if NBC published the story, it would signal that he was on the verge of resigning and prompt his premature firing - so he raced to stop it. 2, when NBC’s Courtney Kube planned to report that he was preparing to be fired the day after the election, had updated his resignation letter and was quietly advising members of Congress about renaming Army bases named for Confederate generals as a sort of mic drop to fortify his legacy. Trump’s most senior aides planned to work through the night in the Map Room, now transformed into the campaign’s command center, where Stepien and his top deputies could analyze data and stay close to the president to brief him in person as needed.Įsper had a scare the night before, Nov. Roosevelt turned it into a situation room with maps to track troop movements and to receive classified information on the war’s progress.

Steeped in history, the Map Room took its name from World War II, when President Franklin D. The smaller war room was in the Map Room, on the ground level of the White House residence. The larger of the two war rooms was in government office space in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, which is next to the West Wing and part of the White House campus, where roughly 60 staffers would have work stations from which to receive up-to-the-minute information from battleground states and track precinct data. Trump also used the White House to house his political operation, setting up two “war rooms” with computers, large-screen televisions and other equipment where campaign staffers would monitor election returns.