Following his election victory, President-elect Donald Trump is actively selecting key players for his second administration, with a focus on familiar faces and loyalists. Notable names under consideration include Elon Musk for government efficiency roles and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for public health policy, potentially overseeing the FDA. Trump aims to avoid former generals on his national security team, preferring business leaders and loyalists in significant positions such as Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense. Candidates for these roles include Richard Grenell, Mike Pompeo, and Robert O’Brien, among others. The transition team, led by Linda McMahon and J.D. Vance, has begun the vetting process to ensure nominees are competent and politically clean. Sources indicate that Trump's selections will be influenced by the need to avoid the conflicts seen during his first term, focusing instead on implementing his policies effectively.