The White House on Thursday gave Mike Waltz a choice in his next job, as President Trump strategized to move him out as national security adviser just over 100 days into his administration, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News. In conversations with chief of staff Susie Wiles, Waltz was offered several ambassadorships, including that of ambassador to Saudi Arabia. After some consideration, Waltz chose the job of U.N. ambassador. Mr.
Main Idea: Mike Waltz was offered several new jobs before choosing to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations after leaving his role as national security adviser.
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A White House shake-up can slow national security work and add uncertainty for voters and businesses watching US policy.
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Central subject of the story; he is being moved out of his national security adviser role and chose.
Central decision-maker in the personnel move and the one who announced Waltz’s new role.
Key administration official taking on dual roles during the handoff, including interim national security adviser.
Named White House chief of staff who offered Waltz alternative roles in the transition.
The ambassador post Waltz accepted is to the U.N., making it a core institution in the article.
Named deputy to Waltz who is assisting with the transition and remains at the National Security Council.
Named former adviser mentioned as someone Trump consulted about the Saudi Arabia ambassadorship.
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Central to the transition because Rubio is simultaneously serving as top diplomat and interim national security adviser.
Mentioned for his administration’s prior efforts on Saudi diplomacy.