Fox News anchor 'in talks' to join Trump administration
Friday - February 17, 2017 2:18 pm ,
Category : WORLD
Fox anchor Heather Nauert could soon be the latest media personality to join the Trump administration, Politico reported Thursday.
Nauert is in talks to become the State Department spokesperson, pending Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's approval, sources familiar with the discussions told Politico.
Nauert has been at Fox News since 1998, save for a two-year stint at ABC. She is currently an anchor on "Fox & Friends," the network's morning show, which has been praised by Trump.
At a press conference Thursday, Trump said "Fox and Friends" is "the most honest morning show."
Former Fox News analyst Monica Crowley left the network in December to serve as Trump's senior director of strategic communications. She later withdrew from the job amid accusations that she had plagiarized numerous works throughout her career.
Trump has also drawn from the far-right Breitbart News to fill out his administration, including Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, who previously served as the website's executive chair, and Sebastian Gorka, a former Breitbart national security editor who is now a deputy assistant to the president.
Nauert is in talks to become the State Department spokesperson, pending Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's approval, sources familiar with the discussions told Politico.
Nauert has been at Fox News since 1998, save for a two-year stint at ABC. She is currently an anchor on "Fox & Friends," the network's morning show, which has been praised by Trump.
At a press conference Thursday, Trump said "Fox and Friends" is "the most honest morning show."
Former Fox News analyst Monica Crowley left the network in December to serve as Trump's senior director of strategic communications. She later withdrew from the job amid accusations that she had plagiarized numerous works throughout her career.
Trump has also drawn from the far-right Breitbart News to fill out his administration, including Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, who previously served as the website's executive chair, and Sebastian Gorka, a former Breitbart national security editor who is now a deputy assistant to the president.
