Trump Names Sessions & Pompeo to Key Positions
Saturday, November 19, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump has named three senior leaders of his national security and law enforcement team.
Trump chose Senator Jeff Sessions for attorney general, representative Mike Pompeo as CIA director and General Mike Flynn as national security adviser, according to a transition official.
For more on Trump's selections, GoLocal teams with Graphiq.
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