It's Tuesday, November 12th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is What Today, the show where we're watching the new Mission Impossible trailer on a loop just to feel something. You know, if Tom Cruise just jumps off of an even taller building, I think that'll fix everything.

On today's show, world leaders brace themselves for climate policy under Trump, and Harriet Tubman gets a special recognition, just not the $20 bill we're still waiting for.

Let's get into it.

The incoming Trump administration 2.0 is starting to take shape, and as expected, it's a Democrat's worst nightmare.

President-elect Trump is expected to name

Stephen Miller, a right-wing nativist with white nationalist views, to be his deputy chief of staff.

Trump hasn't officially made the announcement, but Vice President-elect J.D. Vant seemed to confirm

it on Twitter Monday. Miller was a senior advisor during Trump's first term and was one of the architects of the

2018 policy to separate parents from their children at the border. He's still the same immigration

hardliner as evidenced by his speech at that infamous Madison Square Garden rally before the election.

Who's going to stand up and say, the cartels are gone. The criminal migrants are gone.

The gangs are gone.

America is for Americans and Americans only.

Gross.

In appointments that Trump did officially announce, he's picked Tom Homan,

his former acting immigration and customs enforcement director to be his new border czar.

In a true social post,

Trump said Homan will be in charge of, quote, all deportation of illegal aliens back to their country of origin. Homan said as much during an interview on Fox and Friends on Monday, in this

exchange with co-host Steve Ducey. I know you don't want to give away the whole game book,

but you do have deportations.

Mass, workplace stuff, planned, any other kind of category of deportations of interest?

Look, as the president, as the president said on stage many times, which I agree with 100%.

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