While US President Donald Trump has been busy 'Making America Great' again, he certainly hasn't forgotten his reality TV catchphrase - "You're fired."
A little over a year into the current administration the turnover is almost 35 percent, more than double any other administration since 1981, when the National Journal started keeping track.
One staff member who does seem safe from the firing line is Kiwi businessman Chris Liddell. The 59-year-old has been working with Mr Trump since his inauguration and was recently promoted to deputy chief of staff.
As for the rest, here's a full rundown of departures, both forced and voluntary. This list is accurate as of Easter Friday, but may be out of date by the time you scroll to the bottom.
The President did fire someone as this list was being written.
In chronological order:
Sally Yates
Role: Acting Attorney General
Fired: January 30 2017
Reason: Openly disagreed with Mr Trump's travel ban.
Michael Flynn
Role: National Security Advisor
Fired: Febuary 13 2017
Reason: Admitted to lying about conversation with Russian officials
Katie Walsh
Role: Deputy Chief of staff
Resigned: March 30 2017
Reason: Left to work for a pro-Trump lobby
K T Mcfarland
Deputy National Security Adviser
Resigned: January 30 2017
Reason: Mr Trump's Russia scandal
James Comey
Role: Director of the FBI
Fired: May 9 2017
Reason: Donald Trump said he fired Comey over "this Russia thing"
Mike Dubke
Role: Communications Director
Resigned: May 30 2017
Reason: 'Personal'.
Mark Corallo
Role:Legal Spokesperson
Resigned: July 20 2017
Reason: Allegedly worried that Mr Trump was obstructing justice.
Sean Spicer
Role: Press Secretary and Communications Director
Resigned: July 21 2017
Reason: Openly disagreed with the hiring of Anthony Scaramucci.
Michael Short
Role: Press Aide
Resigned: July 25 2017
Reason: Alleged leaks.
Derek Harvey
National Security Council Member
Fired: July 27 2017
Reason: Removed by National Security Adviser Mcmaster.
Reince Priebus
Role: Chief of Staff
Fired: July 28 2018
Reason: Reportedly the sacrificial lamb after Republican health bill failure.
Anthony 'The Mooch' Scaramucci
Role: Communications Director
Fired: July 31 2017
Reason: Gave an expletive filled interview in which he was extremely critical of the White House, didn't seem to understand what 'on the record' meant. Clocking in at just six days on the job, he was the shortest serving member of the Trump White House.
Ezra Cohen-Watnick
Role: Senior Director National Security Council
Fired: Aug 2 2017
Reason: H. R Mcmaster fired him, allegedly for being closely tied to Michael Flynn.
Rich Higgins
Role: Director of Strategic Planning on the National Security Council
Fired: August 11 2017
Reason: Fired over controversial memo supporting 'deep state' conspiracy theories.
George Sifakis
Role: Office of Public Liaison
Resigned: August 18 2017
Reason: Alleged interdepartmental conflict.
Steve Bannon
Role: Chief Strategist
Fired: August 18 2017
Reason: While the official line is that Mr Bannon left of his own volition, Mr Trump and Mr Bannon had a very public falling out over Bannon calling Trump's behaviour 'treasonous'.
Carl Icahan
Role: Special Adviser
Resigned: August 18 2017
Reason: "Interdepartmental bickering".
Sebastian Gorka
Role: Deputy Assistant to President Trump
Fired: August 25 2017
Reason: Fired by the Chief of Staff, unclear exactly why.
Keith Schiller
Role: Deputy Assistant to the President
Resigned: September 20 2017
Reason: Alleged pay dispute.
Tom Price
Role: Secretary at Department of Health and Human services
Resigned: September 29 2017
Reason: Left after it was revealed he used taxpayer money for personal travel.
Jamie Johnson
Role: Faith-based Director at Department of Homeland Security
Resigned: November 17 2017
Reason: Leaked audio of him saying that African-Americans were lazy, promiscuous and drug addicted.
Dina Powell
Role: Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategy
Resigned: December 8 2017
Reason: Reportedly only wanted to stay at the White House for a year.
Omarosa Manigault Newman
Role: Communications Director
Fired: December 13 2017
Reason: Alleged conflict with President Trump, was reportedly escorted from the White House by security.
Rick Dearborn
Role: Deputy Chief of Staff
Resigned: December 21 2017
Reason: Returned to private sector.
Jeremy Katz
Role: Economic Adviser
Resigned: December 22 2017
Reason: Reportedly only wanted to work at the White House a year.
Carl Higbie
Role: Chief of External Affairs
Resigned: January 19 2018
Reason: Grossly offensive comments made during his time as a radio host were revealed.
Taylor Weyeneth
Role: Deputy Chief of Staff at Office National Drug Policy
Resigned: January 24 2018
Reason: Was allegedly ousted over being 24 years old with almost no experience.
Andrew Mcabe
Role: Deputy Director of the FBI
Resigned: January 29 2018
Reason: Was close to retirement anyway but also publically clashed with Mr Trump.
Rob Porter
Role: Staff secretary
Resigned: February 17 2018
Reason: Accused of domestic abuse.
Josh Raffel
Role: Deputy Communications Director
Resigned: February 27
Reason: Returned to private sector.
Hope Hicks
Role: Communications Director
Resigned: February 28
Reason: Unclear, but resigned soon after acknowledging a relationship with Rob Porter and admitting to telling lies.
Gary Cohn
Role: Director of the National Economic Council
Resigned: March 6 2018
Reason: Allegedly quit because of Trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel.
John Mcentee
Role: Personal Assistant
Fired: March 13 2018
Reason: Failed his security clearance.
Rex Tillerson
Role: Secretary of State
Fired: March 13 2018
Reason: Fired via Twitter by the President over numerous differences, replaced by Mike Pompeo.
Steve Goldstein
Role: Under-Secretary of State
Fired: March 13 2018
Reason: Contradicted the White House's position on Rex Tillerson's firing.
David Schulkin
Role: Veteran Affairs Secretary
Fired: 29 March 2018
Reason: Alleged misuse of official funds.
Shortest tenure: Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramoochi, fired after six days on the job. Shortest tenure in that role in White House history.
Riskiest position: Communications Director. Trump has had five in the first year, as many as Obama had in his entire tenure.
Average length of time served (Assuming January 20th 2017 as the start date): 264 days
Our pick for next to go: Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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