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Trump Nominates L. Brent Bozell III as U.S. Agency for Global Media CEO

Trump Nominates L. Brent Bozell III as U.S. Agency for Global Media CEO
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  • Trump nominates L. Brent Bozell III as U.S. Agency for Global Media CEO.
  • Bozell founded the conservative Media Research Center.
  • His son was pardoned for a January 6 Capitol charge.
  • Bozell's role as CEO needs Senate confirmation.
  • He vows to promote American principles globally.
  • Former director Michael Pack was censured in the role.
  • Bozell plans to meet Senators before confirmation.
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