Trump has gathered infamous people in his administration

According to Isna, after “Donald Trump” achieved a decisive victory in the November 5th presidential election, he has now started to choose his options for his new government; The appointments that have caused shock and surprise so far and the media are covering them with different titles.

The BBC reported that when “Donald Trump” officially begins his presidency in the White House in January, he will need the approval of the Senate for the options he introduced; Although the parliament has been controlled by the Republicans in the 2024 elections, his rivals will express their strong objection during the two-party hearings.

“Pete Hegst”, the commentator of Fox News and American veteran, who was proposed as the secretary of defense proposed by Trump, denies any accusations about “sexual assault”, and “Matt Gates”, the candidate presented as the attorney general of the United States, is also at the head of an “ethics investigation”. ” is located.

In addition, in a controversial action, the president-elect of the United States, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nephew of John F. Kennedy, the assassinated former president of the country, who is known as a proponent and spreader of conspiracy theories against the safety and efficacy of vaccines, has been nominated to be the Secretary of Health and Human Services of the United States.

Possible US defense minister and the “rape” case

Police announced on Friday that Trump’s choice for the US Department of Defense was being investigated in connection with a “sexual assault” case in California in 2017, but the US veteran, who served in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, was never arrested and denied such an allegation. does

“Steven Chong,” Trump’s campaign spokesman and communications director, said: “Mr. Hegst has vehemently denied any allegations and no charges have been brought against him.”

In this regard, “CBS” news channel also reported that Hegst’s military comrades said that this American veteran has a “tattoo” on his body that expresses the opinions related to the support of white people, but Hegst himself has denied any connection with extremist groups.

Pete Hegst, a former member of the Minnesota National Guard, has a Latin tattoo on his arm that reads “God willing,” a rallying cry for Christian crusaders in the Middle Ages.

DiRico Gaither, a retired soldier, told CBS that the tattoo has links to extremist groups, but Trump’s vice president, J.D. Vance, insisted that the Latin phrase is nothing more than a Christian slogan. When he first reported the issue of the tattoo, he accused it of “disgusting anti-Christian stoning”.

Trump’s choice for the Attorney General of the United States and the case of “sexual misconduct”

In the continuation of this report, the BBC discusses Trump’s choice for the Attorney General of the United States; A person facing allegations of “misconduct” while a member of Congress.

He resigned from his seat in the state of Florida in the US House of Representatives on Thursday, a few hours after Trump proposed him to be the head of the US Department of Justice, and his exit came after the release of a congressional report on allegations of “sexual misconduct, illegal drug use and misuse of funds.” He stopped the election campaign.

In this regard, Mike Johnson, the speaker of the US House of Representatives and a Republican, asked on Friday that the reports about Matt Gates be hidden due to his departure from the House, but hours later, Joe Leppard, the lawyer of the two women who told the Ethics Committee of the House of Representatives about Gates testified, asked lawmakers to release the committee’s report.

The lawyer told CBS that one of his clients witnessed Gates having sex with an underage girl in Florida in 2017. However, the Justice Department investigated the allegations last year and declined to file charges against Gates.

“Matt Gates” denied the allegations about having sex with a 17-year-old girl, and “Joe Leppard” wrote in response to this issue on the X social network on Friday: “They are trying to make weapons out of lies to destroy me. »

America’s potential health secretary and anti-vaccine policies

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump’s choice for the US Department of Health, is a person who opposes the vaccine debate and is known as a supporter of conspiracy theories against the safety and efficacy of vaccines.

The head of the American Public Health Association, which has 25,000 member health professionals, told the BBC that Kennedy’s criticism of vaccines had “done a lot of damage to the health of the country”.

“Donald Trump”, who will enter the White House as the 47th president of the United States from January after the inauguration ceremony, has not yet reacted to these criticisms against his proposed options.

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