Hostage negotiator Robert O'Brien will replace John Bolton. FMTNews
President Trump’s choice O’Brien has a long history in Republican Foreign policy.
WASHINGTON: US President on Wednesday named US hostage negotiator Robert O’Brien as his choice to replace John Bolton as his White House national security adviser. O’Brien, currently a presidential envoy for hostage affairs at the US Department of State, has a long history in Republican foreign policy circles.
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