Will Scharf is set to become the new White House counsel on September 1st, a move that places him in a potentially contentious position just two months before the midterm elections. As White House counsel, Scharf will advise the president on legal matters and manage responses to congressional investigations, making his role critical if Democrats gain control of Congress and issue subpoenas. Scharf is one of several former Trump personal lawyers to assume significant legal roles within the administration. AI
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