Steve Bannon out of National Security Council role

Another said Bannon was only on board to oversee former national security adviser Mike Flynn's work to "de-operationalize" the National Security Council from the broad purview it had under Susan Rice, President Barack Obama's national security adviser. In a regulatory filing posted Wednesday, Bannon's title was removed from the standing list of members of the National Security Council. (CNN) -- Steve Bannon, President Donald Trump's chief strategist, has been removed from his permanent seat at the National Security Council, multiple sources tell CNN, moving the council into a more traditional format. McMaster, a United States Army lieutenant general, was named national security adviser later in February. The committee is a Cabinet-level group of agencies focused on national security that was established by President George H. W. Bush in 1989.


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Steve Bannon removed from National Security Council role

Washington (CNN) Steve Bannon, President Donald Trump's chief strategist, has been removed from his permanent seat at the National Security Council, multiple sources tell CNN, moving the council into a more traditional structure. Another said Bannon was only on board to oversee Flynn's work to "de-operationalize" the National Security Council from the broad purview it had under Susan Rice, President Barack Obama's national security adviser. Bannon, the source said, will still be allowed to "attend any meeting" where his expertise is needed, a more traditional structure for the National Security Council. The committee is a Cabinet-level group of agencies focused on national security that was established by President George H.W. Bannon's title was removed from the standing list of members of the National Security Council in a regulatory filing posted WednesdayMcMaster up, Bannon downThe decision to remove Bannon from the council is the first public diminishing of his power inside the West Wing, two senior Republicans close to the White House noted.




The new composition of the National Security Council group reflects the decisions made by National Security Adviser H.R. Top White House adviser Steve Bannon's position has been removed from the National Security Council's Principals Committee, a group of the president's top national security officials that considers policy issues affecting national security, according to a White House memo published in the Federal Register Tuesday. The original staffing was determined by Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser. The Counsel to the President, the Deputy Counsel to the President for National Security Affairs, and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget may attend all PC meetings. He had been added to the group by an earlier executive order in a move that prompted criticism because Bannon's role in the White House is in the political realm, not in national security.


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