BALDWIN: The confessed Parkland school shooter is facing new charges today. The suspect is being charged with two counts of aggravated assault after an attack on a jail guard. The incident report says last night a guard asked him to stop dragging his sandals while walking around the day room. In response, he rushed this guard. The report also indicates he tackled and repeatedly punched the guard and was able to grab the officer's stun gun. Eventually, the guard gained control and the suspect was taken into custody. The suspect is waiting for trial for the February mass shooting at his former school. He has confessed to killing 17 student and teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. We continue on. You're watching CNN. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thank you for being with me here. We start with this post-election cliff hanger consuming the White House. Who will President Trump fire next? Sources say he's weighing a major shakeup in his ranks, including several senior positions. Today's latest twist in the West Wing drams involves deputy national security adviser, Mira Ricardel. Wait for it -- she did show up to work today. The normally mundane move is raising some eyebrows after first lady, Melania Trump, in an extraordinary move, called for Mira Ricardel's dismissal through that public statement 24 hours ago. And Melania Trump made her comments minutes after President Trump help a public event with Ricardel just over his left shoulder. Ricardel is far from the only Trump official whose job could be in jeopardy. Officials saying President Trump wants his White House chief of staff, John Kelly, and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen gone. So let's go to our CNN White House correspondent, Kaitlan Collins, and CNN chief political analyst, Gloria Borger. Ladies, good to you have both on. Gloria, starting with you and your new reporting on the president's mood --
First Lady Says White House Aide "No Longer Deserves" to Work in White House.