Economist and news analyst Larry Kudlow could return to a role in the White House with the former National Economic Council Director being eyed for a role among Donald Trump's growing list of possible Cabinet nominees and advisors.

The president-elect’s advisers see Kudlow as a contender to lead the National Economic Council and possibly the Treasury Department.

(Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump is considering tapping Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow for a senior economic policy role in his administration, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

If Kudlow is nominated, he’ll be the second Fox host Trump has nominated to his cabinet: On Tuesday, he nominated veteran and Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Peter Hegseth to lead the Department of Defense.

Kudlow, who served as president-elect's National Economic Adviser last time around, told Trump team he won't be returning to goverment

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow has no plans to leave his role amid reports detailing that President-elect Donald Trump was eyeing him for a position in the administration, reports Emma Colton of Fox News.

On Friday, Trump reportedly met with investor Scott Bessent, the founder of investment firm Key Square Capital Management, who is a candidate for treasury secretary alongside billionaire and Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick. Trump and Bessent were scheduled to meet Friday, which marks the second time the two have met over the last week.

Larry Kudlow has no plans to leave his broadcast job, Fox Business said on Friday, after various reports circulated that he might take back his old position as a senior economic adviser in the incoming Donald Trump White House.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing Fox Business host Larry Kudlow for a top economic role in his administration. Kudlow – who served as the director of the National Economic Council during Trump’s first administration – met with the president-elect late this week,