Hello everyone and welcome to the Ammanpur hour.

Here's where we're headed this week.

As Trump's cabinet remakes America in his image, how will this mandate shape the world?

I asked Trump's supporter and former Pentagon official Elbridge Colby.

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We've got a rare moment in American history here.

Suddenly, we don't really have checks and balances.

Richard Haas, President Emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, breaks it all down.

Also, our planet in peril.

We have a climate denier in the White House.

Washington Governor Jay Inslee tells me Democrats must keep fighting.

And how making America great again could upend the U.S.-led world order.

Former French President Francois Hollande joined me in London. Plus, as Trump appoints

right-wing Israel allies, how will that war end? By any account, there is indeed a policy

of a forced space route. On Rehead, Philippe Lazarene on the harrowing reality across Gaza.

Welcome to the program, everyone.

I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

Trump World's Week has been busy setting his agenda at home and abroad.

And it looks a lot like what he promised.

After a cozy looking meeting in the Oval Office with President Biden, tradition went right out the window with his mostly ultra-loyalist and hard-line cabinet picks on everything from immigration to climate, the rule of law and beyond.

Now, even some Republicans are still panicking about some of the new personnel. Take choosing Representative Matt Gates

as Attorney General running the Department of Justice. One called it an absolute gut punch,

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