Donald Trump offers Dana White the position of White House press secretary
Donald Trump offered UFC executive director Dana White the position of White House press secretary, but White rejected the offer. The role has been vacant since mid-October following the departure of Karoline Leavitt in August. This follows the Democratic opposition winning control of both Congressional chambers in the midterms.
- Donald Trump offered Dana White the position of White House press secretary.
- The White House press secretary role has been vacant since mid-October.
- Katie Zacharia exited the press secretary post after a five-day tenure.
- Trump named six fighters he wanted White to bring with him.
- The Democratic opposition won the midterms, taking control of both Congressional chambers from Republicans.
- Karoline Leavitt, who held the position, announced her departure in August.
- Trump stated the group would help the government fight the 'lunatic left'.
- Trump ordered the Department of Justice to examine alleged Democratic threats against donors and Republican representatives.
- White and his business partners acquired the UFC for $2 million in 2001.
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