President-elect Donald Trump has selected Rep. Mike Waltz to serve as White House national security adviser in his incoming administration.
Waltz, a combat-decorated Green Beret, was asked by Trump, 78, to serve as his principal adviser on all national security issues on Monday, a source confirmed to The Post.
The Wall Street Journal first reported the president-elect’s decision to tap the Florida Republican for the key White House role.
The position does not require Senate confirmation, allowing Waltz to step into the position as soon as Trump is inaugurated on Jan. 20.
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