Former ESPN personality Sage Steele denies Trump press secretary rumors
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Veteran sports broadcaster Sage Steele has shot down swirling rumors she wants to be press secretary in the new Trump administration, labeling the murmurings as “fake news."
Axios reported Wednesday that Steele along with CNN contributor and Bush White House official Scott Jennings, as well as Republican National Committee spokesperson Elizabeth Pipko are all "vying" for the much-coveted role. Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt and former Trump administration official Monica Crowley are also "in the mix," according to Axios. Michael Dorgan is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.
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