President-elect Donald Trump has wasted no time in ramping up his transition talks as he works to fill key positions in his upcoming administration. In an exclusive telephone interview with NBC News’ Kristen Welker, Trump shared his commitment to bringing common sense back to the country in the wake of his sweeping election win.
One of the first major appointments announced by Trump’s transition team is that of White House chief of staff. This move signals the beginning of the process of assembling his core team of advisors and officials who will help shape his presidency.
In response to questions about the potential cost of his mass deportation plan, Trump made it clear that there is no price tag when it comes to ensuring the safety and security of the American people. He emphasized that those who have committed crimes, including murder, have no place in the country and must be removed.
Meanwhile, President Biden has also spoken out following the election, expressing his dedication to a peaceful transfer of power to President-elect Trump. Biden has confirmed that he will attend Trump’s inauguration, setting a tone of unity and cooperation as the country transitions to a new administration.
As the transition process unfolds, it is clear that both Trump and Biden are focused on upholding democratic principles and ensuring a smooth transfer of power. The coming weeks and months will be crucial as the new administration takes shape, and the American people will be watching closely to see how the leadership transition unfolds.
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