Trump taps Flynn for national security adviser post
President-elect Donald Trump offered former Defense Intelligence Agency chief Michael Flynn the role of national security adviser as he builds his security team. Flynn would work in the White House with frequent access to Trump, and the post does not require Senate confirmation. The offer, reportedly not yet accepted, follows Trump’s broad foreign policy outreach including a meeting with Japan's Shinzo Abe.
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Newt Gingrich, 73, told McClatchy he will not serve in any Cabinet role in a Trump administration and plans to focus on strategic planning. He has long ties to Washington and a history of consulting for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and big pharma, including fees from Novo Nordisk.
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