JESSE WATTERS: Trump's beginning is promising

On "Jesse Watters Primetime," Planet Chronicle host Jesse Watters examines the individuals President-elect is selecting to fill key positions in his upcoming administration.

Stephen Miller, the American heart-throb, has been promoted to deputy chief of staff for policy by Trump. This means he will have a lot of responsibility already over his mission.

Lee Zeldin, a former New York Congressman, has been appointed to lead the EPA. Elise Stefanik, a New York Congresswoman, will serve as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Mike Waltz, a Florida Congressman, has been chosen as Trump's national security adviser. Walt, a former Green Beret, has appeared on this show seeking answers about Butler. Kamala Harris is no longer the border czar. Tom Homan, a former Ice director, has been put in charge of mass deportations. And Homan is not joking around.

Trump is also declaring who will not be joining his administration. Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo. During the 2016 transition, the RNC was in charge. Trump didn't know Washington and the FBI was setting booby traps. This time, he knows the terrain, has executive orders already drafted, faces little to no resistance and is ready to hit the ground running. His new chief of staff says this - the window to revolutionize the government is more like two years rather than four. While Trump takes over the government, Democrats are trying to figure out what to do with Kamala.