
- Dr. Ronny Jackson was Trump's nominee to lead Veterans Affairs. He has served as the White House physician under several administrations.
- His confirmation hearing was put on hold indefinitely after whistleblowers accused Jackson of excessive drinking and a toxic work environment under his leadership, among other things. Jackson has denied these allegations.
- When asked about the allegation against Jackson, Trump said he would leave it up to him to step down.
- After days of news about those allegations, Jackson withdrew his nomination on Thursday.
- Though he won't be VA secretary, Dr. Jackson will stay on as White House physician, according to press secretary Sarah Sanders.