President Donald Trump announced Tuesday his intention to appoint former Fox News contributor Monica Crowley as Assistant Treasury Secretary of Public Affairs.Crowley currently serves as senior adviser for public affairs to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin. The White House statement announcing her appointment also hails her previous work in media for outlets such as Fox News, which she left in 2016. She also worked for Fox Business, ABC News, NBC News, MSNBC and PBS.Crowley will repleace Tony Sayegh, who served as the department’s chief spokesperson until leaving left in May.In 2017, Crowley was selected to serve as senior director of strategic communications at the National Security Council, but declined the offer after a CNN KFile review found at least 50 examples of plagiarism from multiple sources in her 2012 book “What The (Bleep) Just Happened,” a New York Times best-seller which does not contain attributions of any kind.Also Read: Monica Crowley Backs Out of Donald Trump's Administration After Plagiarism AccusationsFollowing CNN’s 2017 report of plagiarism, HarperCollins announced it would no longer sell Crowley’s book.The Treasury Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Read original story Former Fox News Contributor Monica Crowley Tapped to Be Assistant Treasury Secretary At TheWrap

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday his intention to appoint former Fox News contributor Monica Crowley as Assistant Treasury Secretary of Public Affairs.

Crowley currently serves as senior adviser for public affairs to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin. The White House statement announcing her appointment also hails her previous work in media for outlets such as Fox News, which she left in 2016. She also worked for Fox Business, ABC News, NBC News, MSNBC and PBS.

Crowley will repleace Tony Sayegh, who served as the department’s chief spokesperson until leaving left in May.

In 2017, Crowley was selected to serve as senior director of strategic communications at the National Security Council, but declined the offer after a CNN KFile review found at least 50 examples of plagiarism from multiple sources in her 2012 book “What The (Bleep) Just Happened,” a New York Times best-seller which does not contain attributions of any kind.

Also Read: Monica Crowley Backs Out of Donald Trump's Administration After Plagiarism Accusations

Following CNN’s 2017 report of plagiarism, HarperCollins announced it would no longer sell Crowley’s book.

The Treasury Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Read original story Former Fox News Contributor Monica Crowley Tapped to Be Assistant Treasury Secretary At TheWrap