Donald Trump announced new appointments: Teledoctor, CDC head and new finance minister

He prepares for his second term and continues to place his trusted in key positions. He announced the new, CDC head and the new Labour Minister. US President-elect Donald Trump announced he chose Scott Bessend, founder of the investment company Key Square Group and a staunch supporter of the political control of the American central bank (Fed), for the office of Finance Minister. Bessend has supported tax reforms and the lifting of regulatory interventions, especially to stimulate more banking lending and energy production, as noted in a recent opinion article he wrote in the Wall Street Journal. The rally on Wall Street following Donald Trump’s victory in the November 5 presidential election, Bessend said, he cultivated to investors “anticipates for higher growth, limitation of instability and inflation, and a revitalization of the economy for all Americans”. Scott Bessend succeeds other economic lights undertaken by the U.S. Treasury in the past – including former Goldman Sachs executives Robert Rubin, Hank Paulson and Stephen Menuccin, the first Finance Minister to be appointed by Trump. outgoing Finance Minister Janet Yelen, the first woman to take this position, had previously served as president of the Fed and was head of the White House financial advisors. CDC head Dave Weldon U.S. elected president Donald Trump announced he chose Dave Weldon to take over the management of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a federal agency under the Health Ministry with a budget of $17,3 billion, whose operation is a model internationally. 71-year-old Weldon is a doctor and former congressman. From 1995 to 2009 he represented Florida’s 15th constituency in the House of Representatives. Jeanette Neshuat: The TV doctor who will become U.S. chieftain U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced that he chose Janette Neswat – a doctor who became famous through her TV shows – to take over United States high school duties. In his announcement, Trump says Dr. Neshuat is a “an ardent supporter” of preventive medicine, known for her public health positions. “He has devoted himself to ensuring that Americans will have access to affordable, quality health care. He believes in empowering citizens to care for their health in order to live longer and healthier,” he stressed. Dr. Jeanette Neswat offered her services to patients during the Covid-19 pandemic, we assisted victims of Hurricane Katrina (2005) and the tornado that swept the city of Joplin, Missouri (2011), while active in missions of the non-governmental organization Samaritan’s Purse in Morocco, Haiti and Poland. The U.S. Surgeon General title became part of the American culture in 1965, when tobacco companies were forced to add special labelling to cigarette packages that the U.S. chief warns that smoking seriously harms health. Former U.S. chieftain Charles Evert Coop (1982–1989) became famous for publicly speaking about AIDS, a taboo issue, when then president Ronald Reagan had been criticized for degradation of the epidemic. Laurie Chavez Derimer the new Labour Minister Trump announced that he chose Congressman Laurie Chavez-Derrymer from Oregon for Labour Minister. In the announcement notified to the social media platform Truth Social, Trump says Chavez- Derimmer has worked “untired” with businesses and workers to increase the workforce and support Americans. “I look forward to working with her to create huge opportunities for American workers, to broaden vocational training and apprenticeship programmes, to increase wages and improve working conditions, to restore jobs in the manufacturing industry,” Trump said. Lori Chavez-Derrymer, who had been elected MP in 2022, was defeated by Democratic Janelle Bynum in the November 5 election, losing her seat in the House of Representatives. National Security Advisor Alex Wong U.S. elected president Donald Trump announced that he chose Alex Wong, a former State Department official, to take office as deputy national security advisor. Wong, who had been deputy special envoy for North Korea during Trump’s first presidential term, “helped in the negotiations for my meeting with North Korean leader Kim Yong Eun,” Donald Trump said in his announcement. Trump also chose Sebastian Gorka to take on a White House adviser on issues of combating terrorism, stressing that he has more than 30 years of experience in the field of national security.