United States President Donald Trump said on Friday that he plans to dismiss several people from the Kennedy Center’s curator council council, and dismiss the president, billionaire philanthropist David Rubenstein.
Trump added that a new advice will soon be announced that he will have him as president.
“I decided to immediately resign several individuals from the curators, including the president, who do not share our vision to a gold era in arts and culture,” Trump said in a publication in the Truth Social This Friday.
He added: “We will soon announce a new advice, with an amazing president, Donald J. Trump!”
The John F. Kennedy Center for performing arts in Washington hosts more than 2,000 events each year and is a memorial to former US President John F Kennedy. It is also the official residence of the US National Symphony Orchestra and the Washington National Opera.
American presidents appoint members to the board continuously.
THE CNN He contacted Kennedy Center, as well as several members who were appointed by Democratic presidents to comment.
A council member who was appointed by a Democratic president said he had not yet received any communication from the center about his status.
THE CNN He also contacted a Shonda Rhimes spokesman, who acts as a board treasurer.
Current members named by Trump include Lee Greenwood, Paolo Zampolli and Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Deborah Rutter, president of Kennedy Center, resigned last week. The advice had started a search for its substitute.
With information from Reuters.
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