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In an early morning tweetstorm, President Trump derided leaks within the US government, while claiming that the president has the "complete power to pardon."

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Anthony Scaramucci accepted President Trump's offer to be the new White House communications director. The position is a first for Scaramucci, who has never held a formal political communications role. CNN's Tom Foreman reports.