Jeff Zients
Jeff Zients is a prominent American business executive and political figure who succeeded Ron Klain as Chief of Staff to President Joe Biden. Known for his expertise in management and policy, Zients previously served as the White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator and has been instrumental in various initiatives aimed at addressing national challenges. His leadership style and approach to governance are closely watched as he takes on the responsibilities of managing the Biden administration's operations.
Born on Nov 12, 1966 (59 years old)
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Ex-Biden Chief of Staff Jeff Zients told investigators that Hunter Biden was in the room for some pardon discussions.
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Former Biden chief of staff Jeff Zients told the committee that after Biden’s disastrous debate performance last year, he recommended O’Connor conduct a full medical workup.
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Then-Chief of Staff Jeff Zients was involved in the drug-related clemency orders approved by Biden.
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United States:
Jeff Zients is a former White House chief of staff involved in the discussions around Biden's presidency.
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United States:
Jeff Zients is a former chief of staff expected to testify.
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United States:
Jeff Zients, who served as Biden's chief of staff for the final two years, was also asked to sit for a transcribed interview.
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United States:
Biden’s Chief of Staff Jeff Zients reportedly gave approval for the use of the autopen.
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United States:
Biden’s chief of staff Jeff Zients is the one who gave final approval for the use of the autopen.
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United States:
Jeff Zients is Biden's White House chief of staff who coordinated a video call with key staffers.
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The committee has also requested the testimony of nearly a dozen former senior Biden aides, including former White House chiefs of staff Ron Klain and Jeff Zients.
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