Trump's Meetings with Advisors; Protests Continue in U.S. Cities

Donald Trump has met with several advisors and political figures; according to reports, discussions have taken place regarding his next steps. Meanwhile, protests against the elected president continue in several major U.S. cities. Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, has told reporters that he is planning and taking actions aimed at selecting members of his government. According to this official from the office of the elected president of the United States, the selection and announcement of the White House Chief of Staff is imminent. Conway also stated that the Chairman of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, is a candidate for key positions in Trump's government. Priebus recently remarked that the competition between Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton was very intense, but Trump’s protesters must accept the election results. Trump himself tweeted on Saturday, "A tremendous time in the life of 'all' Americans has arrived. We will unite and win, win, win." At the same time, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate in the 45th presidential election, recently stated that James Comey, the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was the reason for her defeat. According to U.S. media, she told a number of donors to her campaign that Comey's actions to conduct new investigations into her emails halted the momentum her campaign had gained. Just days before the election, Comey had sent a letter to Congress stating that the FBI was reopening the investigation into Clinton's emails and her use of a personal server, a case that had previously been closed judicially. Shortly after that letter, Comey stated that nothing significant had been found in the new emails. In recent days, protests against Donald Trump have continued in several major U.S. cities. On Saturday, demonstrators gathered in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago. Thousands of protesters also marched towards the "Trump Tower" in Manhattan. Most protests have been peaceful and without significant tension. Protesters have taken to the streets in several major U.S. cities following Trump's victory in the election and his designation as the elected president. Marchers are concerned that the future president of the United States will ignore the civil rights of citizens, including immigrants, ethnic groups residing in the United States, LGBTQ individuals, or believers. Trump, in an interview after his victory with The Wall Street Journal, described the words and slogans from his campaign against Clinton as the reason for his success. However, he also stated that he seeks a more positive approach and desires a country where people love each other. Trump stated that the way to reduce tensions is to create more jobs and opportunities for citizens. In this regard, Donald Trump appointed Mike Pence as the head of the transition committee. Trump's willingness to maintain parts of Obama's healthcare system has been noted. The two candidates in the U.S. elections are viewed through the lens of human rights defenders. A phone conversation took place between the leaders of France and Italy with Donald Trump.