Trump offers Dana White White House press secretary role
What's next: White said he will meet Trump at the White House on Monday, with no sign yet that he has accepted.
President Donald Trump said Saturday he offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, opening the door to an unusual appointment as his administration reshuffles after midterm losses. White, speaking in London at a boxing event, said he would fly to Washington and meet Trump on Monday but did not say whether he would take the role. Trump made the offer in a social media post from Florida and urged White to bring several UFC fighters as assistants. The move comes days after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress and one day after Trump replaced Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff. Fox News also reported the administration has recently cycled through press secretaries.