Trump Says Nikki Haley, Mike Pompeo Won’t Be Part of His Administration

President-elect Donald Trump said that he does not see a role in his administration for former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley.
Pompeo served as both CIA director and secretary of state during Trump’s first term.
Haley, who was the last presidential candidate challenging Trump in the 2024 primaries, also once enjoyed a strong working relationship with Trump.
Pompeo did not make a public response immediately following Trump’s announcement.
The decision to not bring Haley and Pompeo into the fold comes as Trump has begun the process of choosing a Cabinet and selecting other high-ranking administration officials following his election victory.
Donald Trump Jr. told Fox News that he is looking for people who “don’t think they know better” than the president-elect to be a part of the administration.
As Trump’s transition team prepares to take over the White House, Americans can expect significant policy shifts across key areas, including the economy, foreign policy, immigration, tax reform, and health care.
Trump also aims to implement tax cuts, boost domestic energy production, and revive his deregulation agenda, promising to roll back bureaucratic obstacles and accelerate America’s economic recovery.