Whitaker, who previously served as interim U.S. attorney general in President Donald Trump's first term, was confirmed in a 52-45 vote Tuesday.

The Senate confirmed Iowa native Matt Whitaker late Tuesday as President Donald Trump’s U.S. ambassador to NATO, a crucial emissary to the Western alliance at a time of growing concern about the American commitment abroad.

Republican senators confirmed Matt Whitaker as the next U.S. ambassador to NATO, though given his background, it's a vote they might come to regret.

According to Trump, Wednesday will be similar to ‘Liberation Day’ for Americans. However, the American businesses, financial markets, and economic experts are far from convinced.