Trump announces picks for Army secretary, trade adviser, hostage envoy, NASA administrator
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President-elect Donald Trump announced several new additions to his incoming administration on Wednesday, including his selections for Army Secretary and NASA adminstrator.
"I am pleased to nominate Daniel P. Driscoll, from the Great State of North Carolina, to serve as the Secretary of the Army. As a former Soldier, Investor, and Political Advisor, Dan brings a powerful combination of experiences to serve as a disruptor and change agent," Trump posted on Truth Social. Chris Pandolfo is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital. Send tips to chris.pandolfo@fox.com and follow him on Twitter @ChrisCPandolfo.
He has also selected Peter Navarro to be trade adviser, Adam Boehler to be a special envoy for Hostage Affairs, and Jared Isaacman to head up NASA.
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