The formation of Trump

The media continue to discuss the formation of a new presidential administration in the United States and the actual Donald Trump as a chosen president.

Republican Mitt Romni, who participated in the presidential election in 2012, is going to meet Trump this weekend, writes CNBC . The point is that, according to some information, it is considered among the candidates for the post of Secretary of State. In March, it is noted in the material, Romny called Trump “Charlatan” and “Fraud”. Trump, who supported the candidacy of Romny in 2012, also responded about him in response. During the primaries this year, Romni supported candidate John Caisik. Nevertheless, he called Trump to congratulate him on an unexpected victory.

CNN on this occasion writes that Romny has long said that he would like to work again in the government, in particular as a Secretary of State. On the part of the Trump team, according to the source that reported the probability of such an appointment, this step can be positioned as a desire to gather a circle of professionals around the president.

A bench for relaxing in front of the White House. / NASA HQ Photo

Romnie, stipulates CNN, previously made it clear that he did not like the thought of being a participant in the presidential office, with whom he has fundamental discrepancies. In 2008, he stated that in the event of the victory of the Republican John McCain, he would not agree to occupy his positions in his administration. Given the media marked relations between Romny and Trump, the appointment of Romni by the Secretary of State looks not a very likely prospect. On the other hand, Romny has long been using the “ flood ” reputation due to the tendency to change its opinion very vividly and flexibly depending on the circumstances.

Ny Times writes that Trump, according to rumors, is going to appoint Michael Flynn Lieutenant General as his national security adviser. Previously, they talked about Flynne as a candidate for the post of Minister of Defense (provided that Congress will allow him to this position). Flynn notes Ny Times, being a democrat, was Trump's chief adviser in national security during his election campaign. If he is really appointed to the post of adviser, then he will become one of the defining players in the US foreign policy strategy, because Trump himself has no experience either in military affairs or external relations.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump / Twitter.com

Guardian writes about Trump's meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. This was Trump's first meeting as a chosen president with the leader of another country. After this meeting, Japan, one of the closest US allies, "carefully breathed a sigh of relief." The authors, in confirmation of their thesis, give diplomatic curtsies around this meeting - primarily from ABE, which responded about this meeting as a great hope.

In another material, Guardian , published shortly before this meeting, the author discusses what conclusions other world leaders can draw. The main task of observers, in his opinion, is to extract techniques from this spectacle for interaction with the "unpredictable chosen president of the United States." It was also interesting for the author to see how Trump himself would behave.