Scoop: Key W.H. national security aide Andy Baker is departing
Summary
White House deputy national security adviser Andy Baker will leave his role in the next few weeks. He has been important in the administration’s foreign policy and worked closely on negotiations with Iran.Key Facts
- Andy Baker served as deputy national security adviser and was a key foreign policy advisor for 18 months.
- He also worked as national security advisor to Vice President Vance.
- Baker was involved in negotiations with Iran this year.
- Cliff Sims took over as Vice President Vance’s national security adviser earlier this summer.
- Mike Needham remains deputy national security adviser at the White House.
- Baker plans to join the private sector and work with Robert O’Brien, a previous national security adviser to President Trump.
- Baker said he stayed longer than planned to ensure a smooth handover and wants to spend more time with family.
- Several leaders praised Baker for his work and dedication to the "America First" agenda.
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