Trump aimed to dismantle the existing political structure to rebuild it with fresh, untainted perspectives, aiming for a new and improved system.
Thune's election was a close and contentious one, reflecting the Senate's resistance to the populist movement. His leadership will be closely watched for alignment with Trump's agenda.
The secret ballot was likely used to shield senators from public accountability, fearing backlash from constituents who support Trump's agenda.
The ambassador plays a critical role in high-stakes diplomacy and negotiations, particularly in extending the Abraham Accords and representing U.S. interests in the Middle East.
DOGE is a new federal agency tasked with auditing and eliminating waste in the government, aiming to shrink bureaucracy and restore fiscal responsibility.
Kirk sees the election as a triumphant win for the populist movement, with a unified force poised to reclaim and reform Washington, D.C., despite some setbacks.
"Tear it down to build it back up." That's the motto of the transition team currently hunkered down at Mar-a-Lago. There have already been several unexpected and even shocking announcements, and the President's campaign vision is taking shape: Donald Trump wants people outside the Washington machine who are ready to tear everything down so something new and better can be built in its place. Charlie talks to new Israel ambassador Mike Huckabee, and also discusses the election of John Thune as Senate majority leader.
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