A former spy has been appointed head of the CIA and a television broadcaster has been appointed secretary of defense. Donald Trump announced new names for his cabinet, see

Washington: US President-elect Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that former spy and Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe will lead the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in his administration. He also chose former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee as his ambassador to Israel. In a series of announcements about important positions, Trump also decided to appoint Congressman Mike Waltz as his national security advisor, and said that he is an expert in the threats posed by China, Russia, Iran, global terrorism, and the famous TV presenter and former soldier. Pete Hegsett (44 years old) was also appointed Secretary of Defense. He also appointed South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Secretary of Homeland Security. “I am pleased to announce that Governor and former South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem will be appointed Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security,” Trump said. Christie has been very strong on border security.

Appointments have also been made to these positions

Trump chose successful real estate investor and philanthropist Stephen C. Witkopf was appointed special envoy to West Asia and charged him with the responsibility of restoring peace in the region. He also announced the appointment of former White House Secretary Bill McGinley as White House Counsel for his second term, which begins on January 20 of next year. The White House counsel plays a key role in selecting nominees to the Supreme Court.

Aim for Hunter Biden

Regarding Ratcliffe, Trump said: “From exposing fake Russian collusion by the Clinton campaign to investigating FBI civil liberties violations in the FISA court, John Ratcliffe has always been a warrior for truth and honesty for the American people.” “When 51 intelligence officers lied about Hunter Biden’s laptop, it was only John Ratcliffe telling the truth to the American people,” he said.