John Kirby Promoted to White House National Security Communications Adviser

The promotion elevates Kirby from deputy assistant to assistant to the president, reflecting his significant role in national security messaging.

John Kirby, previously a deputy assistant, has been promoted to assistant to the president with the title of White House national security communications adviser.
Kirby's new role involves coordinating national security communications across various agencies, highlighting his extensive experience and strategic insights.
The promotion follows Kirby's visible presence at White House press briefings, where he has frequently addressed national security issues.
Kirby, a retired U.S. Navy admiral, has served as a spokesperson for the Pentagon and the State Department, bringing decades of high-level national security experience to his new position.
Despite the promotion, Kirby's frequent appearances in the briefing room will continue, ensuring his ongoing role in public national security discussions.