President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering appointing Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, daughter-in-law of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as the deputy director of the CIA. Sources familiar with the matter have indicated that Fox Kennedy, who previously managed RFK Jr.'s campaign, has met with Trump to discuss the potential role. If confirmed, she would serve under John Ratcliffe, who is being considered for the director position.
In a recent meeting, Ratcliffe and Fox Kennedy discussed the responsibilities and goals of the CIA. Fox Kennedy emphasized the importance of the CIA's mission to provide the American president with essential information, free from political interference and censorship. She expressed confidence in restoring the Agency's effectiveness and eliminating any abuses.
