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Mercedes Schlapp's role in the role of White House Strategic Communications Advisor isn't an easy one. The White House's senior advisor on strategic communications Mercedes Schlapp has to face a variety of challenges. They include Presidents who is also his own director of communications and a variety of legal battles that could disrupt the messaging strategy. Schlapp However, she has maintained her focus on her job. She is in close contact with White House political affairs and legislative teams along with policy shops and the wider communications operation in order to coordinate the policy roll-out. So far, her focus has been on matters such as school safety, opioids and infrastructure and trade. At the moment, Schlapp is not in contact with many reporters. The media spotlight was on her after being named the candidate to succeed Hope Hicks, the communications director. Mercedes Schlapp's job in the role of White House Strategic Communications Advisor is not an easy...

Nancy O'Dell's initial job in the broadcast industry was as a reporter/anchor for WPDE-TV Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Later, she worked at WCBD as an anchor in the morning and a crime reporter. In Charleston O'Dell's stories on the lenient police approach to DUI cases led to the launch of a State Law Enforcement Division investigation which resulted in the state authorities re-issuing an even more strict directive on the situations. It was reported that the Associated Press honored Ms. O'Dell with the Best Report of the Years Award in all South Carolina Media. O'Dell has worked at Charleston reporting and co-anchor at NBC's Miami WTVJ-TV station prior to moving over to Access Hollywood where she is now a correspondent and co-anchor during weekends. The present role of O'Dell as host for Access Hollywood is complemented by her work on NBC News Today, Dateline NBC and NBC News. She co-hosted several of pre-show arrivals to The Emmys as well as The Golde...