Giuliani's son loses West Wing access
The backdrop: A source close to Trump and the Giulianis said the president is genuinely fond of Andrew, and believes he helped mend the father-son relationship after Rudy and Andrews mother divorced.
Andrew also volunteered on the Trump campaign. He's a scratch golfer and has played many rounds with Trump over the years, according to a source familiar their relationship.
"The president has been there for me, for the good times, but more importantly through the bad. That's just the kind of man he is. I'm grateful that he's always been willing to give me his advice on personal matters and I consider him to be my good friend and even a father figure. His family is my family."
Andrew Giuliani told Axios
Yes, but: We're told that chief of staff John Kelly did not follow through on the order, and Andrew has not been promoted.
Kelly and others, including Office of Public Liaison director Justin Clark, won't promote Andrew because they think he "subverts the chain of command" and claim he had other issues in the workplace that they weren't happy about, according to two sources familiar with the situation.
According to a source familiar, Kelly took away Andrew's blue visitor's pass about two weeks ago, revoking his West Wing access. He now only has a green pass, which means he cant enter the West Wing without an escort.
It's unclear whether Trump knows his order to Karem wasn't followed.