Donald Trump considers Matthew Whitaker as NATO ambassador

washington - President Donald Trump is considering appointing Matthew Whitaker as the US representative to NATO, calling him a loyal patriot who will prioritize America's interests.

President Donald Trump is considering appointing Matthew Whitaker as the US representative to NATO, citing him as a loyal patriot who will put America first.

Whitaker previously served as the Acting Attorney General in Trump's administration after the dismissal of Jeff Sessions. Trump stated that Whitaker will defend the country's interests and strengthen ties with NATO allies.

During Trump's first presidency, NATO relationships faced challenges, with Trump emphasizing that member states failing to meet financial obligations may not receive US protection. Whitaker's appointment aims to address these issues.