President-elect Trump has hit the ground running this week, announcing several key cabinet appointments that offer a glimpse of what's to come in his administration.

Meanwhile, Republicans have secured the House, giving them control over Congress and the White House as they prep their agenda for the new year.

To break all this down, we turn to the analysis of Brooks and K-Part. That is, New York Times

columnist David Brooks and Jonathan Kephart, Associate Editor for The Washington Post.

Great to see you both, as always. A little bit of news I want to share with our viewers. We have

another appointment from President-elect Trump. He's just announced that Caroline Levitt,

who was his Trump campaign national press secretary, will be the White House

Press Secretary as well.

But I want to ask you about some other notable nominees that we've been focusing on this week.

Here's a look at some of those names right now.

Margo Rubio has been nominated for Secretary of State.

Matt Gates for Attorney General, Tulsi Gabbard, for Director of National Intelligence,

RFK Jr. for Health and Human Services, Christy Noem, for Director of National Intelligence, RFK Jr. for Health

and Human Services, Christy Noem for Homeland Security. And of course, Susie Wiles, to be as

Chief of Staff. And then there's this Department of Government Efficiency with Elon Musk

and Vivek Ramoswamy. David, this transition is moving so much faster than the previous

one. What do you take away from not just who's being

named, but how quickly we're seeing all these names rolled out? Well, there are two possibilities

with the speed. Either they did a lot of pre-preparation or Trump's just riffing. And from what we know,

it could be riffing because Matt Gates was on a plane ride apparently with Trump. And if the

reporting of this, too, believed Trump's chief of Saifie Wiles, was in the next room in the plane.

And she had no idea what was happening.

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