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Alina Habba REFUSES To Answer Direct Trump Administration Question On Fox
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7:27Now PlayingDonald Trump favorite, Alina Habba, refuses to answer direct questions over reports on her potential position in the next Trump administration during an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Hannity Presses Alina Habba on Mediaite Report About Becoming Frontrunner for Trump Press Secretary‘I Would Think About It Very Seriously’
"President-elect Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Alina Habba, told Fox News she “would think about it very seriously” if asked by Trump to serve as his White House press secretary.
During his show on Tuesday evening, Fox News host Sean Hannity asked Habba about Mediaite’s exclusive report from Diana Falzone, which stated that the former Trump lawyer had emerged as a clear frontrunner for the role of press secretary.
“Let’s talk about the possibility and reports that you might be the president’s press secretary. Any truth to it?” asked Hannity."
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