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“‘We need UFC fighters to defend us’: Donald Trump says he offered White House Press Secretary job to Dana White”

“Donald Trump says he offered UFC chief Dana White the White House press secretary job and asked him to bring several fighters. White confirmed he would meet Trump but has not said whether he is considering the position. The offer comes amid broader administration changes after midterm results.”

Trump offered Dana White the role of US Press Secretary.

Key points

  • Trump said he offered the Press Secretary job to Dana White on Truth Social.
  • White is the President and CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
  • The White House has been without a Press Secretary since Katie Zacharia's firing.
  • Trump suggested White bring UFC fighters to defend against the Lunatic Left.
  • White planned to meet Trump on Monday amid ongoing White House shake-up.
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    Trump offers Dana White the role of White House press secretary.

    A source familiar with the matter says White declined; he is still meeting Trump in Washington.

    SourcesCNBC18:51 UTCThe Hill18:55 UTCChannel News Asia19:13 UTCReuters19:13 UTCThe Sydney Morning Herald19:18 UTCThe Washington Times19:18 UTCMail Online19:23 UTCThe Washington Post19:23 UTCand 24 more
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    Trump offers Dana White the role of White House press secretary.

    A source familiar with the matter says White declined; he is still meeting Trump in Washington.
    SourcesCNBC18:51 UTCThe Hill18:55 UTCChannel News Asia19:13 UTCReuters19:13 UTCThe Sydney Morning Herald19:18 UTCThe Washington Times19:18 UTCMail Online19:23 UTCThe Washington Post19:23 UTCand 24 more
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