
CNN later reported that White declined the offer
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The speaker's position in the White House has been vacant for weeks. Katie Zacharia was appointed in October but left the post after a few days. She only gave a short press conference in which she appeared uncertain.
US President Donald Trump has mentioned Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) boss Dana White as the next White House spokesman. He offered the job to White, Trump wrote in a post on his online platform Truth Social. “Dana, please accept the job,” the president wrote.
It initially remained unclear whether it was a serious job offer to White or part of the president's campaign against the Democratic Party, which had achieved a landslide victory against Trump's Republicans in the general election. He also asked White to bring fighters from the UFC martial arts league he runs as “assistants,” Trump continued. You need these people to protect you from the “crazy leftists.”
Later that evening, US broadcaster CNN reported that White had rejected the job offer.
White is a fan of drastic and vulgar language
The speaker's position in the White House has been vacant for weeks. Katie Zacharia, who was appointed in October, left the post after just a few days. She only gave a short press conference in which she appeared uncertain.
White is known as a fan of dramatic language. He also often uses vulgar swear words in interviews, podcasts and press conferences. White has excellent relations with the US President, has appeared at numerous campaign events in the past and regularly invites the staunch UFC fan Trump to major martial arts events.
The UFC is the largest mixed martial arts fight organizer in the world. The basic idea: Experts in jujutsu, karate or kung fu compete with trained wrestlers, judoka or Thai boxers. They punch, kick, throw and choke each other until one of them can't take it anymore. Fists are used as well as elbows, knees and anything else that can hurt the opponent.

In the midterm elections last Tuesday, Democratic candidates clearly beat Trump's Republicans and will gain a majority in Congress from January. Democrats want to reassert oversight of the government, while Attorney General Todd Blanche criticized the announcements and Trump accused Democrats of sending threatening letters.
US President Donald Trump says he has asked UFC boss Dana White to become White House spokesman and wants to bring along six current or former UFC titleholders as assistants, including Islam Makhachev, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Justin Gaethje, Daniel Cormier, Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government. 67 of the 120 MPs voted for Eisenkot, 46 for incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu. A majority of 61 seats is required; Arab parties with 19 seats do not automatically support Eisenkot.

President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government in Israel. At the consultations, parties backed Eisenkot with 67 of the 120 parliamentary seats, while Benjamin Netanyahu had 46 MPs behind him. Eisenkot has 28 days to gather a majority of at least 61 MPs, with a possible one-time extension of 14 days.

Following the Republican defeat in the November 3 midterm elections, Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff and fired Susie Wiles. Miller, architect of the controversial immigration policy, is considered a polarizing figure. Critics, including former Senator Thom Tillis, warn that the next two years will be confrontational.

Israeli President Izchak Herzog has tasked opposition politician Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government. Eisenkot, chairman of the center party Jashar, has 28 days, a one-time extension of 14 days is possible.