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Susan Rice: 5 things about the Netflix executive Donald Trump wants to fire

President of the United States Donald Trump Call for Susan Rice to be removed from board of directors Netflixfocusing political attention on the veteran diplomat and company director. Rice, a longtime foreign policy official, joined the Netflix board in 2018 and has played a role in governance and policy oversight.

Rice served as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations from 2009 to 2013 under Barack Obama. (AP/Netflix)

Here are five key facts about Rice and her controversy.

1. Former National Security Advisor, United Nations Ambassador

Rice served as U.S. ambassador to China United Nations During the administration of Barack Obama from 2009 to 2013. She later became Obama’s national security adviser, helping shape U.S. responses to global conflicts and diplomatic crises.

2. Senior domestic policy roles under Joe Biden

Rice returned to the government in 2021 as director of the White House Domestic Policy Council. During this time, she helped guide initiatives on health care, immigration, and equity-focused programs.

Also read: Trump warns Netflix, Warner deal could create antitrust ‘problems’

3. Joined the Netflix Board of Directors in 2018

Rice became an independent director of Netflix, contributing expertise in geopolitics, regulation and international affairs. Board members oversee corporate governance, executive compensation and risk management.

4. Trump criticism and political tensions

Trump criticized Rice’s past national security decisions and policy positions. His call for her removal from Netflix’s board came amid ongoing political divisions rather than any reports of corporate governance violations.

Also read: Donald Trump hints at blocking Netflix’s $72 billion mega-merger with Warner Bros.

5. Policy veterans often serve on corporate boards

Multinational companies often appoint former diplomats and senior policymakers to their boards to respond to the regulatory environment and geopolitical risks. Rice’s appointment is consistent with this long-standing corporate practice.

Netflix has not announced any changes to the composition of its board of directors, and Rice has not publicly responded to the president’s comments.

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