A32News - United States President-elect Donald Trump, claimed to have completed the composition of the cabinet, after a period of consideration during the week.
Trump claimed to have reached a number of agreements, after meeting with leaders capable of helping potential assessed.
However, Trump spoke directly on Sunday (20/11/2016) in Bedminster, New Jersey, did not disclose more about his chosen people.
Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence only reveal some clues.
Pence said Mitt Romney be the most intensively considered for a post as Foreign Minister.
Meanwhile, Trump reveals retired Marine Gen. James Mattis also be the most impressive to be Secretary of Defense.
"I think we have gained a number of outstanding people who will work for this country," said Trump, as reported by AP.
"We passed a series of extraordinary meetings. You'll all hear back from them soon," said Trump.
Among the figures that came in a meeting in Bedminster visible, Kansas Politician Kris Kobach and US billionaire Wilbur Ross.
Also present retired Marine Gen. John Kelly, who served as the military commander of the southern region of the United States.
Moving to Washington
In the middle of a conversation, Trump was revealed he had made a transition plan in the midst of his family.
He told reporters, his wife Melania and their children aged 10 years, Barron, will be moved to Washington after the school year ends.
Last Friday, a loyal follower of the Trump name, retired Gen. Michael Flynn called will fill the post of national security adviser.
Meanwhile, Romney, none other than the former governor of Massachusetts, who was a contestant in the 2012 US Presidential election.
Trump was revealed, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, also dideati to the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs and several other posts.
Giuliani was called considered to hold the post of Attorney General. But apparently, Trump giving the job to Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama.
President of the businessman is also considering his colleague, Ross to lead the Commerce Department.
"Time will answer," Ross replied when asked by reporters on the issue.
