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Good evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for joining us. The Trump transition is in full swing.

With the president-elect returning to the White House tomorrow to meet with President Biden, tonight the names of several well-known figures are being floated for key roles in the next Trump administration.

Trump is expected to choose Florida Senator Marco Rubio,

a secretary of state, to serve as his top diplomat. He named South Dakota Governor Kristy

Nome to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Florida Congressman Mike Walls has been

tapped to serve as Trump's national security visor, and late today Trump picked former Director

of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe to be his choice to head the CIA.

It is a busy time here in Washington as America's new government is taking shape.

And we have a team of correspondence on hand to break it all down for you, beginning with CBS's Ouija Jang, who's covering the Trump transition in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Good evening, Ouija. What a busy day.

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