Donald Trump asks Michael Flynn to be national security adviser, raising eyebrows
02:25
Share this -
copied
President-elect Donald Trump has asked retired Army Lieutenant General Michael Flynn to be his national security advisor. Flynn ran the Defense Intelligence Agency from 2012 to 2014, but sources say his loyalty to Trump was critical in the decision. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports for TODAYNov. 18, 2016
UP NEXT
Brittney Griner sends handwritten letter to Biden amid Russian trial
01:31
Biden spends July 4 at Camp David after difficult week
02:20
Biden looks to midterm elections for win on abortion rights
01:50
‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill officially goes into effect in Florida
02:25
Brittney Griner makes 1st court appearance as trial begins in Russia
03:27
After tumultuous term, what's next for Supreme Court?