The national security counsel is made up of different secretaries, aides, and advisors. This is the main assembly in which the President uses information given to them on matters concerning foreign policy and homeland defense. The Secretary of State is the main diplomat in the assembly; their position is reliant on international affairs knowledge and diplomatic relations. This is an important position in today’s cabinets because of growing hardline relations between other hopeful superpowers. The Secretary of State and their diplomatic skills work closely with the Secretary of Defense and their skills of homeland defense. A cooperative relationship is key to success in foreign relations and homeland defense since these are the first advisory roles to the President in those regards. Another key member of the counsel is the National Security Advisor; this role has traditionally set the tone for NSC for the President. The position is regarded as having a special relationship with the President and comes with direct access. The NSC advisor is the Presidents senior aide and chairs meetings between the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of State in the absence of the President. The role is a staff position and does not require congressional approval, the uniqueness of the role must be maintained and the position cannot overcloud the Secretaries.
The national security counsel is made up of different secretaries, aides, and advisors. This is the main assembly in which the President uses information given to them on matters concerning foreign policy and homeland defense. The Secretary of State is the main diplomat in the assembly; their position is reliant on international affairs knowledge and diplomatic relations. This is an important position in today’s cabinets because of growing hardline relations between other hopeful superpowers. The Secretary of State and their diplomatic skills work closely with the Secretary of Defense and their skills of homeland defense. A cooperative relationship is key to success in foreign relations and homeland defense since these are the first advisory roles to the President in those regards. Another key member of the counsel is the National Security Advisor; this role has traditionally set the tone for NSC for the President. The position is regarded as having a special relationship with the President and comes with direct access. The NSC advisor is the Presidents senior aide and chairs meetings between the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of State in the absence of the President. The role is a staff position and does not require congressional approval, the uniqueness of the role must be maintained and the position cannot overcloud the Secretaries.