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President Trump makes his cabinet posts official, signs 31 docs to take control of the government
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January 20, 2025
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1:18Now PlayingTrump had begun signing documents at the Capitol, beginning with 22 "cabinet and cabinet-level appointments."
That's followed by "47 sub-cabinet" appointments.
"You don't have to sign 47 times," pipes up Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY), off-camera.
"Now 31 acting designations and appointments, to effectively take control of the government," Trump is told.
"Let's do that," Trump says, as he signs again.
Next, "15 commission chairmen and acting chairmen."
Lastly, a proclamation ordering that flags be flown at full staff for the remainder of the day and on all future inauguration days.
"And now we go to lunch," Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) says after Trump signs that final document.
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