This week with George Stephanopoulos starts right now.

The retribution begins.

We're going to clean out the corrupt, broken, and failing bureaucracies.

The president-elect sparking alarm with controversial cabinet nominees,

including a firebrand Fox TV host, to lead the Department of Defense.

I'm straight up just saying we should not have women in combat roles.

Noted vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services Secretary.

He wants to make people healthy. It's driven him pretty wild over the last number of years.

And ardent Trump loyalist, now former Congressman Matt Gates, to run the Justice

Department. He's got a really steep deal to climb to get lots including mine. Democratic

Senator-elect Alyssa Slotkin responds to the nominations, plus former CDC director Richard

Besser, former prosecutor, Prieq Barrara,

and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable.

Plus, we pay some of the highest wages for farm workers in the nation, right here in California,

and they won't come out.

We travel to California farmland to see what Trump's massive deportation plans could mean for farmers and the nation's food supply.

Texas Republican Tony Gonzalez joins us for reaction.

From ABC News, it's this week. Here now, Martha Raditz.

Good morning and welcome to this week. Donald Trump is wasting no time naming the team he wants around him in a second term.

In rapid fire fashion, he announced a series of nominees this week to fill the White House and lead key cabinet departments. Many of them were right

by Trump's side last night to attend a UFC fight at Madison Square Garden in New York. Among

them, controversial picks like the world's richest man, Elon Musk, an entrepreneur Vivek Ramoswamy,

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