A senior adviser to President-elect Donald Trump ruled out former Rep. Mike Rogers as a possibility to lead the FBI on Friday following an outcry from Trump’s base about Rogers’s rumored nomination.

President-elect Donald Trump is not considering former Republican Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers to lead the FBI, according to Senior Advisor Dan Scavino. “I have never even given it a thought,” Trump said,

President-elect Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino revealed Friday that former Rep. Mike Rogers was out of the running to be FBI director. Rogers, 61, was rumored to have been on the shortlist to become head of the bureau — but Scavino said Trump threw cold water on the prospect when asked about the ex-Michigan Republican rep’s standing.

Dan Scavino, a senior advisor to Donald Trump, said Friday that the president-elect is not planning to install former Rep. Mike Rogers as the head of the FBI. “Just spoke to resident Trump

A top adviser to Donald Trump said Friday that the president-elect told him Michigan's Mike Rogers won't be the next director of the FBI.

President-elect Donald Trump is still putting together his Cabinet for his second term, and many other government positions will open up when he takes the oath of office in January.

Mike Rogers reacts to his slim loss in the Michigan Senate race and argues the ‘culture needs to be changed’ at the FBI as he is reportedly under consideration to lead the agency under President-elect Trump.

Some Republican senators are privately eager to see Tulsi Gabbard’s FBI file, whose history of alignment with Russia has drawn concern in the wake of her director of national intelligence nomination,

President-elect Donald Trump is considering shaking up the leadership at the FBI by firing the director and installing an experienced former agent and MAGA loyalist in the top two roles.