Trump official who said he'd nuke Afghanistan now senior adviser at State Department

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A Trump administration official who once mused about dropping nuclear bombs on Afghanistan is now a senior adviser for arms control at the State Department.

Frank Wuco, a former conservative talk radio host who was the White House adviser to the Department of Homeland Security, also has promoted conspiracy theories -- a history that drew criticism last year but appears to have not affected his role in the administration.

Important to note, his position may align with his boss's. President Donald Trump also has openly mused about deploying weapons stronger than nuclear weapons against the Taliban in Afghanistan, although it's unclear what those would be.

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