Donald Trump Appoints Will Scharf as New White House Counsel Effective September 1

Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Will Scharf will take over as Assistant to the President and White House Counsel on September 1, replacing David Warrington.

Donald Trump has announced a key leadership transition within the White House legal team. Effective September 1, Will Scharf will step into the role of Assistant to the President and White House Counsel. Scharf takes over from David Warrington, who is stepping down to move into the private sector after serving as White House Counsel and previously playing a key role in Trump's presidential campaign.

Departure of David Warrington
In a statement shared on Truth Social, Trump praised Warrington's dedication and service throughout his tenure. Having managed legal matters both during the campaign and within the White House Counsel's office, Warrington will transition to the private sector following the completion of his current term.

Will Scharf's Background and Legal Career
Will Scharf brings extensive legal and administrative experience to the White House Counsel position. He currently serves as White House Staff Secretary and previously served as Chairman of the National Capital Planning Commission. Scharf's legal career includes working as a Federal Prosecutor, practicing attorney, and law clerk for two Federal Appeals Court Judges. Academically, Scharf was a top student at both Princeton University and Harvard Law School.

Representation in Federal Courts
Scharf represented Trump in several high-profile legal battles, including cases argued before the Supreme Court during the Biden administration. Trump endorsed Scharf as a tough, strong, and highly capable attorney who respects the law and is prepared to guide the administration's legal strategy moving forward.

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What this means for you
Administrative Role: The White House Counsel plays a pivotal role in reviewing executive orders, setting administration legal policy, and managing federal legal strategy.

Impact on Judicial Matters: Key federal legal decisions and advisory functions will now be guided by Will Scharf as he takes over the White House legal office.

Questions & Answers

1. Who has been appointed as the new White House Counsel?
Will Scharf will assume the position of Assistant to the President and White House Counsel starting September 1.

2. Who is Will Scharf replacing in this role?
He is replacing David Warrington, who is transitioning to the private sector after serving as White House Counsel and on Trump's presidential campaign.

3. What is Will Scharf's current official role?
Will Scharf currently serves as White House Staff Secretary and previously served as Chairman of the National Capital Planning Commission.

4. What are Will Scharf's qualifications and legal background?
He graduated at the top of his class from Princeton and Harvard Law School, clerked for two Federal Appeals Court Judges, worked as a Federal Prosecutor, and represented Trump before the Supreme Court.

Leader Profile: Donald Trump
• Role: President of the United States
• Born: 14 June 1946, Queens, New York
• Party: Republican Party
• Education: BS in Economics, Wharton (UPenn)

47th President of the United States, in office since January 2025; he was also the 45th President (2017–21). A real-estate developer and former TV personality.

Political Career & Achievements
• Founder & chairman, The Trump Organization
• Host of The Apprentice (2004–2015)
• 45th President of the United States (2017–2021)
• 47th President of the United States (since 2025)
• Won two non-consecutive terms — first since 1892

Quick Facts
• Hosted the reality TV show The Apprentice from 2004 to 2015.
• First US president since Grover Cleveland to win non-consecutive terms.

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