A Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) official, previously noted for an unsubstantiated claim of teleporting to a Waffle House, continues to be employed by the Trump administration. Despite an earlier report in June suggesting his removal, the individual remains on the government's payroll.
Further complicating the situation, the official has reportedly been meeting with an individual described as a "Trump fixer." The exact nature of these meetings and the ongoing employment status of the FEMA official raise questions about accountability and the utilization of government resources within the administration.
FEMA Official Linked to Waffle House Teleporter Claims Remains on Trump Payroll
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