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==White House staff==

==White House staff==

This is an incomplete table of several White House staff positions of more high profile members. Note: staff members work inside the White House in close proximity to the president, most all do not require Senate approval, and are not outside department or agency heads. They are the President's personal staff, and most do not hold cabinet rank with few exeptions, notably Senior Advisor Kushner, Chief of Staff Priebus, and National Security Advisor McMaster. Cabinet members, as most all staff as well, must go through the Chief of staff to gain access to the President.  

This is an incomplete table of several White House staff positions of more high-profile members. Note: staff members work inside the White House in close proximity to the president, most all do not require Senate approval, and are not outside department or agency heads. They are the President's personal staff, and most do not hold cabinet rank with few exceptions, notably Senior Advisor Kushner, Chief of Staff Priebus, and National Security Advisor McMaster. Cabinet members, as most all staff as well, must go through the Chief of staff to gain access to the President.  

Numerous positions held in previous White Houses remain unreported or  unfilled. Some unfilled positions may be by design, and an effort to pare down the size of the staff.

Numerous positions held in previous White Houses remain unreported or  unfilled. Some unfilled positions may be by design, and an effort to pare down the size of the staff.

! NSC staff ||

! NSC staff ||

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| [[National Security Advisor]] || [[H.R. McMaster]]<ref>http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/02/mcmaster-has-the-islamophobes-worried-good-214815 </ref>

| [[National Security Advisor]] || [[H.R. McMaster]]<ref>http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/02/mcmaster-has-the-islamophobes-worried-good-214815</ref>

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| Deputy National Security Advisor || K.T. McFarland

| Deputy National Security Advisor || K.T. McFarland

| Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy || Dina Powell

| Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy || Dina Powell

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| National Security Council director of intelligence || Ezra Cohen-Watnick<ref>http://www.jta.org/2017/04/14/news-opinion/politics/meet-ezra-cohen-watnick-the-nsc-aide-who-reportedly-leaked-intel-to-back-trump-tapping-claims </ref>

| National Security Council director of intelligence || Ezra Cohen-Watnick<ref>http://www.jta.org/2017/04/14/news-opinion/politics/meet-ezra-cohen-watnick-the-nsc-aide-who-reportedly-leaked-intel-to-back-trump-tapping-claims</ref>

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| National Security Council legal adviser || Micael Ellis

| National Security Council legal adviser || Micael Ellis

| Deputy Assistant to the President || [[Sebastian Gorka]]

| Deputy Assistant to the President || [[Sebastian Gorka]]

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| Assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations || Jason Greenblatt<ref>http://abovethelaw.com/2017/04/the-trump-white-house-lawyers-how-much-are-they-worth-part-2/?rf=1 </ref>

| Assistant to the President and Special Representative for International Negotiations || Jason Greenblatt<ref>http://abovethelaw.com/2017/04/the-trump-white-house-lawyers-how-much-are-they-worth-part-2/?rf=1</ref>

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! National Economic Council (NEC) ||

! National Economic Council (NEC) ||