Donald Trump made a video to reassure you that everything’s just fine

Hey guys, you can all stop worrying because Donald Trump just made this video to assure that everything is fine, thanks for asking.

The president-elect doesn’t move into the White House for another 59 days, but his team sat him down in front of a camera to record a clip about how absolutely FINE the transition process is going.

There have been multiple protests and public condemnations of Trump and his cabinet appointments and little but a few tweets from Trump following the election result – so here he is revealing his plans to fulfill the promise to make America great again.

He said: ‘Our transition team is working very smoothly, efficiently and effectively.

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Issue date: Monday November 14, 2016. After spending more than an hour with the president-elect, the interim Ukip's leader insisted Theresa May should stop running him down and instead use his closeness to the tycoon-turned-next US head of state to "put the national interest first".

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‘Truly great and talented men and women, patriots indeed, are being brought in, and many will soon be a part of our government, helping us to make America great again.’
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So there you have it, everything is completely fine. Fine. Totally fine.

‘My agenda will be based on a simple core principle, putting America first.’
Trump also outlined a number of things he’s planning to action during his first 100 days as President.

He claims he will withdraw from the Trans-pacific Partnership, lift regulations on fracking and tighten investigations on ‘abuses of visas’.