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Donald John TrumpMore voters join Trump instead of GOP: Top Dem poll on Russian Senate investigation paves way for Halloween "witch hunt" Voters attribute Trump over Obama to dynamism of the economy: survey MORE Heather Nauert, spokeswoman for the US State Department, said Thursday that she "was considering very seriously" to be appointed United States Ambassador to the United Nations.
"She is a long time supporter and she is really excellent," Trump told the press following a speech on immigration.
"We will probably make a decision next week," he added. "We have a lot of people who want work and there are a lot of really great people, but we'll talk about it from time to time next week."
Trump said that state department spokeswoman Heather Nauert "is under a very serious consideration" to replace the US ambassador Nikki Haley
Nimrata (Nikki) HaleyDon Lemon: "the right wing" responsible for shooting a synagogue; "I do not see Democrats killing people" Nikki Haley compares Pittsburgh's response to Charleston: "We have never blamed the president." Obama State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert is considering to replace Haley at the UN: report PLUS. "She's been a partisan for a long time. We will probably make a decision next week " pic.twitter.com/B0GPHRv6Rx
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Trump's comments come shortly after several news reports announced that he was planning to appoint Nauert, correspondent and anchor at Fox News before joining the state department in April 2017.
It has long been said that Nauert will be on the list of Trump's nominees to succeed US Ambassador Nikki Haley, who announced last month with Trump that she will step down by the end of May. 'year.
Haley, a former governor of South Carolina, said she wanted to "take a break" in the public service.
Trump largely kept silent about the people he was considering for the job, aside from the fact that he had a shortlist of five people.
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