(Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump is considering tapping Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow for a senior economic policy role in his administration, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow will remain in his role, Fox News Media said, amid reports President-elect Trump was eyeing the economics expert for a role in the administration.

Fox Business host Larry Kudlow has told President-elect Donald Trump ’s transition team that he does not want to return to government and would not take a role in the administration. The pair met this week at Mar-a-Lago,

Larry Kudlow has no plans to leave his broadcast job, Fox Business said on Friday, after various reports circulated that he might take back his old position as a senior economic adviser in the incoming Donald Trump White House.

The president-elect’s advisers see Kudlow as a contender to lead the National Economic Council and possibly the Treasury Department.

Former National Economic Council director and current TV host Larry Kudlow is in the mix for two top economic roles in the Trump administration, The Wall Street Journal reported, saying the men met in Florida last week.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing Fox Business host Larry Kudlow for a top economic role in his administration. Kudlow – who served as the director of the National Economic Council during Trump’s first administration – met with the president-elect late this week,