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Trump's Victory: Reactions and Implications

Analysis of Donald Trump's presidential victory, including reactions from political figures, international leaders, and the Justice Department.

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What time will President Biden address the nation?: President Biden will address the nation from the Rose Garden at 4 pm (GMT).
What is Donald Trump expected to prioritize in forming his next White House team?: Trump's next White House team is expected to prioritize loyalty above all else, learning from past mistakes of hiring disloyal people.
How have Kamala Harris and international leaders reacted to Donald Trump's election win?: Kamala Harris conceded the election, while international reactions range from reassessment of past mistakes (Iran) to concerns about implications for EU security and Ukraine (EU).
Who was present at Donald Trump's victory speech, and what is their reported involvement?: Donald Trump's victory speech in Florida was attended by Nigel Farage, who is reportedly trying to persuade Trump to cancel a deal concerning the Chagos Islands.
What is the Justice Department's policy regarding criminal charges against sitting presidents, and how does this affect Donald Trump?: The Justice Department is considering how to proceed with the two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump, given their policy of not charging sitting presidents.

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