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Dana White Reacts to President Trump's Job Offer

Trump’s offer drew more than 7 million views as White said he would meet him Monday, while reports said he was not taking the job.

  • On Saturday, President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he offered the White House Press Secretary job to UFC boss Dana White, calling him "a violent Fighter and Warrior."
  • Viral social media theories suggest Trump confused the UFC chief with Dana W. White, a former chief Pentagon spokesperson who served under Defence Secretary James Mattis during Trump's first term.
  • Critics compared the situation to the 2020 "Four Seasons Total Landscaping" incident, with one viral post garnering about 1.1 million views as users speculated on the potential mix-up.
  • White has not publicly confirmed a decision, though he shared an image of himself at the briefing room podium on Instagram captioned "On to the next chapter" and plans to meet Trump on Monday.
  • The Press Secretary role has remained vacant since Karoline Leavitt departed in August. Trump and White have maintained a close relationship since 2025, with Trump calling their bond "a one-of-one.
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UFC boss Dana White said he would meet on Monday Donald Trump at the White House about the US administration's spokesperson position that the president offered him.

·Montreal, Canada
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Some media outlets speculate that the US president has confused the UFC leader with conservative activist Dana W. White, who would have been a much more sensible choice.

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According to information from Laurence Haim, a Franco-American political journalist, the White House allegedly confused Dana White, the boss of MMA's main federation in the United States, with a homonym...

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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