Trump's new power players: Who are the loyal loyalists in the White House?

In the turbulent political landscape of the USA, it is clear that Donald Trump is massively surrounded by loyal confidants who sit in key positions and are crucial influences on his presidency. Among these confidants, Steven Witkoff stands out, who is considered a close friend of Trump and now serves as Mohawk's Middle East representative. Witkoff, a successful real estate tycoon, has already achieved notable achievements, including helping negotiate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, reported the South German newspaper.

Trump is now relying on Witkoff's extensive connections, particularly with the Arab Gulf states, to maneuver the US into promising geopolitical negotiations. The move follows a spectacular visit to Moscow during which Witkoff brought home US citizen Marc Fogel, who was imprisoned in Russia. This shows Trump's strategy to redefine relations with Russia and the Middle East, reports Small newspaper.

The power behind Trump

In addition to Witkoff, Trump has assembled a group of advisors who are loyal to him and pushing his political agenda. Stephen Miller, a hardliner and longtime Trump confidant, has cemented his position as deputy chief of staff in the White House, while Pam Bondi, former Florida attorney general, is handling the president's legal needs. These advisers are crucial to Trump's plans to overcome any legal challenges and consistently push through his agenda, the reports said.

In summary, it shows that Trump has learned from his first term in office. The tight reins on his advisory team seem to be bearing fruit; Little is leaking out and the president is concentrating on implementing his plans. His close ties to influential business players and trusted advisers could prove key to his success in the resurgent political competition.