Donald Trump, America’s newly elected President
Washington: Before the swearing-in of America’s newly elected President Trump, a case has come to light about many of his cabinet-level nominees and his family members, including those appointed to top administrative positions, receiving threats. Those making threats have warned of blowing them all up with bombs. This has created a stir in America. Understanding the seriousness of the matter, the FBI has started investigation. The spokesperson of newly elected President Donald Trump on Wednesday gave this information about receiving threats against nominated members of the Trump cabinet and others.
He said law enforcement agencies have taken action against those threats. Spokesperson Caroline Levitt said that nominated and appointed members have been receiving threats for 2 days. Law enforcement and other officials took immediate action to ensure the safety of those targeted. Now this matter is being investigated as to who are the ones threatening Trump’s cabinet? (Language)
A member of Trump’s cabinet confirmed
The FBI said it has received information about several bomb threats and shootings. The agency has taken all the cases seriously and started investigation. Elise Stefanik, one of Trump’s Cabinet nominees, said she received a bomb threat to her residence in New York. She was traveling home from Washington DC with her husband and children when she received such a warning. Ellis has been nominated by Trump as US Ambassador to the United Nations.
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Donald Trump nominated retired US General Keith Kellogg as special envoy for Russia and Ukraine. Trump said on Wednesday, “I am very pleased to nominate General Keith Kellogg as Assistant to the President and Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia.” The President-elect said, “Keith’s outstanding military and Have a professional career. He has been with me since the beginning. “Together we will make America and the world safe again!”
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