The anchor of the channel that first announced Trump's victory got a big position in the new government

America's newly elected President Donald Trump is continuously appointing his favorite people in the Trump 2.0 administration. During the election results, Fox News was the first to announce Trump's victory and now Trump has changed it to Fox News. Donald Trump on Tuesday appointed Fox News host and former army soldier Pitt Hegseth as the Defense Secretary in his administration.

Pitt Hegseth is a former soldier, she has served in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. Announcing her name, Trump said, "Under Pitt's leadership, America's enemies should be alert, our army will become great again and America will never retreat."

The policy of 'peace through strength'

Even before taking the oath, Trump has made it clear that he will use the policy of 'peace through strength' for the next four years. While appointing Pitt Hegseth, Trump said that he always fights for the soldiers. By appointing a former soldier as Defense Secretary, Trump wants to send a message to America's enemies that he is different from Biden and is a strong president.

Deployments against Iran

Trump has chosen former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee as Israel's ambassador, Mike Huckabee is a staunch supporter of Israel, before this he has appointed Elise Stefanik as America's ambassador to the UN. Elise is also a staunch supporter of Israel and anti-Iran.

Apart from this, he has also given signals to China while selecting his cabinet. Trump has appointed Mike Waltz as his National Security Advisor, Mike is a staunch opponent of China and a supporter of India. Mike has previously served in the White House and the Pentagon. This decision is being considered a big step towards strengthening the security policy of the Trump administration.