Axios: Stephen Miller Top Contender for Trump’s National Security Advisor

Who will be the next National Security Adviser? Trump says Stephen Miller may be up for the job

Marco Rubio is juggling his roles as both Secretary of State and National Security Adviser. President Trump suggested Stephen Miller could be up for the role of NSA. NBC News' Courtney Kube joins Katy Tur to report more from the Pentagon.

The current deputy chief of staff of the White House, Stephen Miller, could become the new national security adviser, US President Donald Trump said on Sunday. Trump dismissed the current adviser, Mike Waltz, on Thursday and appointed him as an envoy to the United Nations. The appointment of Waltz's successor is expected within the next six months. In the meantime, his position has been temporarily taken by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Trump: Stephen Miller at 'Top of Totem Pole' for NSA Role

Deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller is first among contenders to be President Donald Trump's next national security advisor, according to the Commander in Chief. The post VIDEO — Trump: Stephen Miller at the ‘Top of the Totem Pole’ for National Security Adviser Role appeared first on Breitbart.

US President Donald Trump is considering appointing current White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller as his new national security adviser, Reuters reports.

Stephen Miller is the frontrunner to take over as the new US national security adviser. He already works in the White House – but is controversial. A former colleague describes him as “a terrible person”.

The search for a new US security advisor could take months, according to Trump, even though there is a hot candidate for the post.