Trump taps State Dept.’s O’Brien to replace Bolton as national-security adviser
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will name Robert O'Brien as his next national-security adviser, replacing John Bolton. O'Brien is currently in charge of hostage affairs at the State Department. Trump ousted Bolton on Sept. 10 amid disagreement over numerous foreign-policy issues. The position is the highest post at the White House on national security and does not require Senate confirmation.
See Full Story Trump names hostage negotiator Robert O’Brien as new national security adviser The announcement comes a week after Trump ousted John Bolton from the national security adviser’s post, citing policy disagreements.
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