Grisham told Newsweek the notes were 'expected in a way.'
Rudy Mehrbani, a former assistant to Obama, wrote on Twitter that Obama instructed his officials to facilitate"as smooth a transition as possible," which is what they"tried to do." He supported the claim that Grisham's account was a"lie," adding that he did a walkthrough of offices on an entire floor of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.is absolutely lying. My team occupied almost an entire hallway of offices in the EEOB.
In 2002, when the White House transitioned from former President Bill Clinton to then-President Bush, the General Accounting Office found an estimated $13,000 worth of damage. More than $4,000 of that damage included replacing damaged or missing W keys from computer keyboards. Employees also reportedly found derogatory messages, including"Jail to the thief," in the White House.
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