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US President Donald Trump has nominated the State Department’s press and former leading Fox News Bruce Tems to become a US spokesman for the United Nations.
In a report of Truth Social, Trump said the bar, which has been working in the US State Department, since he took office in January, did a “fantastic work” as a role.
Before the arrival, the Bruce government was a conservative participant in Fox News for more than 20 years, and he was the author of several books that are critical of liberals, including “Fear itself: exposing the agenda that kills the mind”.
It is unclear when it takes on the role when its selection is confirmed by the Senate.
“I am glad to say that I will nominate the Tems of Bruce, the Great Patriot, Television and Best sellers as our next United Nations deputy representative, with the title of ambassador,” Trump wrote in a report of Sutice Social on Saturday.
“Since the beginning of my second term, the themes were distinguished by the State Department’s press, where she did a fantastic work,” he continued, adding that she would represent the United States “brilliantly”.
As a press secretary, Bruce defended several controversial foreign policy decisions in the US – starting with Trump’s immigration repression to sending private military contractors to distribute gas assistance.
Trump’s nominee on UN ambassador Mike Waltz has not yet been confirmed by the Senate.
The current UN Ambassador – Dorothy Shi, a career diplomat who was Deputy Ambassador in 2024.
