Fox News contributor Mike Davis has written an opinion piece praising David Warrington, who is stepping down as White House counsel after more than 18 months serving President Donald Trump. Warrington previously served as general counsel for Trump's 2024 campaign, where he helped fight ballot-removal efforts, before moving into the White House role, which the article credits with shaping judicial appointments and defending Trump's executive actions against legal challenges.

The piece highlights Warrington's role in selecting appellate and district judges, including Third Circuit Judge Emil Bove and Ninth Circuit Judge Eric Tung, and claims the administration secured more than 30 Supreme Court victories against legal challenges during his tenure, including a Supreme Court stay this week on an injunction affecting White House ballroom construction. The article, written from a strongly pro-Trump perspective, also credits Warrington with underpinning policies such as the southern border national emergency declaration and the designation of Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organisations.