Trump stripped his chief Advisor’s chair in the national security Council USA
The President of the United States Donald trump brought his chief Advisor and strategist Steve Bannon from the national security Council.
Reported by the Ukrainian service of the BBC.
Earlier, his appointment sparked criticism from Washington officials. There were fears that the appointment would politicize the meeting of heads of intelligence agencies. It is reported that Bannon won a seat in the security Council, to take care of the national security Advisor Michael Flynn, who was dismissed in February.
The security Council is the primary group that advises the President on issues of national security and foreign Affairs.
Steve Bannon previously worked as an investment banker and producer in Hollywood, has also served in the Navy. In 2012 he became the head of the news website Breitbart, associated with the movement of the “alternative right”. The supporters of this movement rejected not only the ideology of the left, but traditional conservatism.
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We will remind that earlier the temporary head of the justice Department and U.S. attorney General Sally Yates, who was appointed to lead the office during the previous administration of Barack Obama, released by a decision of President Donald trump.
As stated by the White house, Yates “gave the Ministry of justice by refusing to enforce a legal order aimed at protecting the citizens of the United States.”