Trump Announces Staff Secretary Will Scharf As New White House Counsel
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President Donald Trump announced Will Scharf will become White House Counsel, effective September 1st. Scharf currently serves as White House staff secretary and will also become Assistant to the President. He previously worked as a federal prosecutor and represented President Trump in several cases, including at the Supreme Court. Scharf replaces David Warrington.
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