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President Donald Trump is reportedly considering a major shake-up in his communications department, and a Bay Area native may be part of his plans.

Following the media firestorm over the dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, the New York Times reported that Trump, "...blamed the bipartisan condemnation of his action on the failures of his embattled and overworked communications team."

The report adds that Trump is, "...openly musing about replacing" press secretary Sean Spicer, and, "has raised the Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle to allies as a possible press secretary."

Guilfoyle is currently a co-host of Fox News' "The Five," which was recently moved to the network's primetime lineup after Bill O'Reilly's departure.

The Mission native and UC Davis graduate served as San Francisco's assistant district attorney from 2000 to 2004, and became the first lady of San Francisco in 2004 when then-husband Gavin Newsom was elected mayor.

Guifoyle's TV career began in 2004, when she hosted the program "Both Sides" on Court TV and served as a legal analyst on "Anderson Cooper 360" on CNN. She was hired by Fox News in 2006 and became a co-host of "The Five" in 2011.

During the transition period, Guilfoyle was rumored to be a top contender for the press secretary job before Trump ultimately decided on Spicer.