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Trump Names Will Scharf as White House Counsel, Replacing David Warrington

via Washington Examiner·Aug 10·5 sources

President Trump said White House Staff Secretary Will Scharf will take over as White House counsel in September, replacing David Warrington. Scharf argued the presidential immunity case that produced Trump's Supreme Court win and has been a longtime aide, putting a loyalist with a landmark constitutional victory in charge of the office that vets the administration's legal exposure.

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Coverage from 5 outlets

The Hill

Trump names Will Scharf as new White House counsel

Washington Times

Trump taps longtime aide to be White House counsel

The Guardian

Trump appoints staff secretary Will Scharf as new White House counsel

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