Trump-Watch: Trumps neue Männer nach den Midterms – die Trump-News der Woche
Nach der Niederlage zieht der US-Präsident erste personelle Konsequenzen. Außerdem: die Auswirkungen der Nvidia-Affäre auf die US-Politik und die Zukunft von Verteidigungsminister Hegseth.
In the wake of the Republican Party's losses in the US midterm elections, President Trump and the Republican members of Congress have made personnel changes. Stephen Miller, a hardliner and one of Trump's trusted advisors, has been replaced by Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff. Co-host Christian Lammert, a professor of American political systems at the FU Berlin, described Miller as a "War-Time Chief of Staff," suggesting he will now take a more assertive role.
Additionally, Trump confidant Jim Jordan has been appointed as the new Republican Leader in the House of Representatives.
The hosts also discussed the Nvidia espionage case and the political implications, as well as the discussions surrounding defense minister Pete Hegseth, whose dismissal after an impeachment process has already been dismissed. The podcast episode was recorded on Thursday at 10 a.m., and the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, announced on Thursday afternoon, could not yet be considered. A listener tip: The future of Nvidia after Jensen Huang's departure.
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