Republican President-elect Donald Trump announced a number of new personnel on Friday (November 11), in addition to veteran hedge fund manager Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary and former professional football league (NFL) star Scott Turner is appointed as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and there are also candidates for the heads of the Department of Labor, White House Director of Management and Budget, Medical Director, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). .
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The 56-year-old Oregon Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer was nominated as Secretary of Labor. She lost the House of Representatives election on the 5th of this month to her Democratic opponent Janelle Bynum. ).
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Russell Vought, 48, who was nominated as White House Director of Management and Budget, served in the same position from July 2020 to January 7, working for the Trump administration and responsible for formulating and executing the federal budget and managing the performance of various agencies. Work.
Janette Nesheiwat, a family physician and current Fox News medical columnist, was nominated as medical director. She is a descendant of Jordanian immigrants and the sister-in-law of Michael Waltz, who was nominated as national security adviser.
Trump also nominated 71-year-old former Congressman and physician Dave Weldon as CDC director. With a budget of US$173 billion, any public health measure taken by the CDC is highly anticipated around the world. In the past, the position of CDC director was directly appointed by the president, but after the law is revised, it will also need to be reviewed by the Senate starting in 2025.
In addition, 54-year-old Johns Hopkins University surgeon Martin A. Makary was nominated to serve as FDA Commissioner.
**Given the public scrutiny surrounding the diversity of Trump’s cabinet selections, how might these choices influence public perception of his administration’s commitment to inclusivity and representation?**
## World Today News Interview: Analyzing Trump’s Cabinet Picks
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today, we’re dissecting the recent announcements regarding President-elect Trump’s cabinet picks. Joining us are two esteemed guests: Dr. Emily Carter, a political science professor specializing in presidential transitions, and Mr. James Williams, a veteran journalist covering economic policy.
**Section 1: Experience and Qualifications:**
**Interviewer:** Let’s start with the experience of these nominees. Mr. Williams, looking at this list, what immediately stands out to you regarding their backgrounds and qualifications for these critical roles?
**Mr. Williams:**
**Interviewer:** Dr. Carter, from a political science perspective, how might the selection of individuals with varying levels of public service experience impact the functioning and effectiveness of the Trump administration?
**Dr. Carter:**
**Section 2: Representation and Diversity:**
**Interviewer:** Another notable aspect is the demographic makeup of these appointments. Dr. Carter, do these selections reflect a commitment to diversity and inclusion, or do you see potential areas for improvement?
**Dr. Carter:**
**Interviewer:** Mr. Williams, how might the public perceive these choices in terms of representation, and what impact could that have on public trust in the administration?
**Mr. Williams:**
**Section 3: Policy Implications:**
**Interviewer:** Now, let’s delve into the potential policy implications of these appointments. Mr. Williams, the selection of Lori Chavez-DeRemer as Secretary of Labor has sparked considerable debate. What are some of the key economic policies we might anticipate from her tenure, given her background?
**Mr. Williams:**
**Interviewer:** Dr. Carter, how might the appointment of Russell Vought as Director of Management and Budget align with President-elect Trump’s campaign pledges regarding federal spending and budget priorities?
**Dr. Carter:**
**Section 4: Healthcare and Public Health:**
**Interviewer:** the nominations for Medical Director and CDC Director are particularly significant, given the ongoing health challenges facing the nation. Dr. Carter, how do you assess the qualifications of Dr. Nesheiwat and Dr. Weldon in light of these critical roles?
**Dr. Carter:**
**Interviewer:** Mr. Williams, what potential impact could these appointments have on public health policy, particularly in areas like pandemic preparedness and access to healthcare?
**Mr. Williams:**
**Conclusion:**
**Interviewer:** Thank you both for sharing your insights on these crucial appointments. As President-elect Trump’s cabinet takes shape, it will be fascinating to see how these individuals navigate the complexities of their roles and shape the direction of AMERICAN policy in the coming years.
We encourage our viewers to stay informed and engaged in the political process.
