John Kelly reportedly got into a 'physical altercation' with a Chinese official over the nuclear football and wanted an apology under the US flag

White House chief of staff John Kelly got into a physical altercation with a Chinese official during President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last year and wouldn't accept an apology, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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John Kelly reportedly got into a 'physical altercation' with a Chinese official over the nuclear football and wanted an apology under the US flag White House chief of staff John Kelly got into a physical altercation with a Chinese official during President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last year and wouldn't accept an apology, The Wall Street Journal reports. Read More »

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