Make way for Trump Transition Team
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, speculation is mounting about the key figures who will shape his transition team. While no official announcements have been made, several high-profile names are being discussed for potential roles in the new administration.
A spokesman for the Trump campaign said Wednesday that no one from the transition team is ready to appear on camera. However, sources suggest that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is being considered for a healthcare position, while Elon Musk has expressed interest in improving government efficiency and implementing cost-cutting measures across various agencies.
Linda McMahon, former WWE executive, and Howard Lutnick, CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, are expected to take on management roles, co-chairing the transition team. Trump's sons, Don and Eric, are also anticipated to have roles, with Thomas Homan, former director of ICE, leading on immigration issues.
John Rourke, an Army veteran and small business owner who has worked with the Trump campaign, shared his perspective on the potential team members. Rourke, a friend of Donald Trump Jr. and a supporter of the MAGA movement, was present at Trump's victory speech in West Palm Beach.
"Trump is picking some of the smartest people in the world to be a part of this," Rourke said. "People who, everything they touch turns to gold, so why not say to them, will you join me, what can you do for us and help us take back this country?"
