Trump Invites UFC Chief Dana White to Be White House Press Secretary US President Donald Trump said he has offered the position of White House press secretary to Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) CEO Dana White. Trump announced his decision on the Social Truth social network. "I am pleased to announce that the great Dana White, a true fighter and warrior, has been nominated for the position of Press Secretary of the United States." I asked him to bring assistants with him, even if some of them are not from our country: Islam Makhchev, Habib Nurmagomedov, Justin Gathe, Daniel Cormier, Amanda Nunes and Kayla Harris. We will have to protect ourselves from Kayla Harris' press. Secretary, which has never happened before, Dana, please accept this job! "- wrote the US president. White, a former boxing trainer and fighter manager, has led the UFC since 2001. He is a longtime supporter of Trump and has repeatedly expressed his support for the president at public events. The position of White House Press Secretary is currently unfilled. The previous head of the press service, Kathy Zakaria, left the post on October 16 after serving less than a week after her appointment. It is not yet known if Trump's offer to White was official or if White intends to accept it.

Trump Invites UFC Chief Dana White to Be White House Press Secretary US President Donald Trump said he has offered the position of White House press secretary to Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) CEO Dana White. Trump announced his decision on the Social Truth social network. "I am pleased to announce that the great Dana White, a true fighter and warrior, has been nominated for the position of Press Secretary of the United States." I asked him to bring assistants with him, even if some of them are not from our country: Islam Makhchev, Habib Nurmagomedov, Justin Gathe, Daniel Cormier, Amanda Nunes and Kayla Harris. We will have to protect ourselves from Kayla Harris' press. Secretary, which has never happened before, Dana, please accept this job! "- wrote the US president. White, a former boxing trainer and fighter manager, has led the UFC since 2001. He is a longtime supporter of Trump and has repeatedly expressed his support for the president at public events. The position of White House Press Secretary is currently unfilled. The previous head of the press service, Kathy Zakaria, left the post on October 16 after serving less than a week after her appointment. It is not yet known if Trump's offer to White was official or if White intends to accept it.