Hey folks, Preet here.

The transition to the second Trump presidency is underway, bringing big changes.

Trump's return to the White House will likely mark the end of his criminal prosecutions.

Already, Trump's election victory is causing delays in the federal election interference case and sentencing in Manhattan.

President-elect Trump is also in the

process of nominating members of his cabinet and filling other high-profile positions. In other news,

the Department of Justice charged an Iranian man for plotting to assassinate Trump. Joyce Vance and I

discuss all that and more on a new episode of the Cafe Insider podcast.

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So as they say, as the old phrase goes, as we think about what kinds of things Trump will do in the second term, personnel is policy, right?

It depends on who's put in spots, not just what the platform is, not just what the commander-in-chief and the CEO of the country president says he wants to accomplish.

If you put in competent people, those things won't be accomplished.

If you put in people of ill-will, those things may or may not be accomplished,

but the way in which they'll be accomplished may be awful and terrible, unethical,

borderline illegal, unconstitutional, unpatriotic.

So I think for the next number of weeks, we're going to look very carefully at who he's appointing and the way in which he wants them to be put into office.

And Trump, you know, we're seeing it already.

He's going to be making news every day with another appointment, although he doesn't have

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