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Trump offers UFC boss Dana White role of White House press secretary: ‘Please take the job!’

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Trump offers UFC boss Dana White role of White House press secretary: ‘Please take the job!’

President Trump said Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana White has been “offered” the job of White House press secretary.

“I am pleased to announce that the Great Dana White, a violent Fighter and Warrior, has been offered the job of Press Secretary of the United States,” Trump posted on Truth Social Saturday afternoon.

President Donald J. Trump and UFC President Dana White react after a fight.
Donald Trump offered UFC CEO Dana White the job of White House press secretary in a Truth Social post, though White has not accepted. Zuffa LLC

“I have requested that he bring with him assistants, even though some are not from our Country, of Islam Makhachev, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Justin Gaethje, Daniel Cormier, Amanda Nunes, and Kayla Harris,” the president wrote.

In a sign the offer might have been tongue-in-cheek, Trump posted images of growling UFC fighters – along with one of White wearing a suit behind a podium.

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“We need these people to defend us against the Lunatic Left. Dana will be a Press Secretary like none other. Dana, please take the job!” Trump concluded.

It comes hours after Trump nominated political pugilist Stephen Miller to be his new White House chief of staff.

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