Trump Appoints Will Scharf as White House Staff Secretary
Scharf, a key defense attorney in Trump's legal battles, joins the incoming administration in a pivotal role.
- Will Scharf has been appointed as White House Staff Secretary by President-elect Donald Trump.
- Scharf was instrumental in Trump's defense during the Supreme Court case on presidential immunity.
- His appointment is part of a trend of Trump assigning key roles to his personal legal team.
- Scharf's previous experience includes serving as a federal prosecutor and working on Supreme Court confirmations.
- Other Trump attorneys, including Todd Blanche and John Sauer, have also been appointed to senior administration positions.