Haley says she told Steve Witkoff, Trump’s longtime friend, that there was no need for a “truce” and that she didn’t want any quid pro quo from her former boss.

Nikki Haley turned down a Cabinet position in President-elect Donald Trump's administration after he asked her for a "truce."

Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said on her radio show that she has no desire to be a part of President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet for his upcoming administration. In the segment on her Wednesday episode of “SiriusXM’s Nikki Haley Live,

On her SiriusXM show, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley responds to Donald Trump’s announcement that she won’t be part of his second administration. "So, you know, do I take it personally?

Nikki Haley says Trump is ‘shallow’ in new podcast episode

Speaking on her Sirius XM radio show, Nikki Haley Live, the former U.N. ambassador under Trump said that Steve Witkoff, incoming special envoy to the Middle East and Trump confidant, told her he wanted to put the drama between the two in the past.

Nikki Haley is sticking by her story that she never wanted to be part of Donald Trump's administration. “I had no interest in being in his cabinet. He knew that,” Haley, 52, said on her SiriusXM show,