10 days have passed since Donald Trump's US presidential election. Public opinion shifted from the state surprised by the victory of billionaire New York to thrill track devolution process and administration building Donald Trump.

The whole world is waiting for the government apparatus of Trump to better visualize the policies he may pursue. Photo: AFP.

Noisy devolution team

"The bomb" exploded first as Trump fired the head of the team preparing their devolution, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. During the election, the group usually prepares relatively independent activities with campaigning groups. Mike Pence Vice President to assume this position.

Trump's three biological children, including Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric, the son in law Jared Kushner are assigned to this group. Commission transferring power than the ones existing credit together with Trump running for over a year.

Kushner, son in law Mr. Trump, is now a great power in the process. Earlier, Kushner has contributed greatly to the success of Trump in the election campaign. Trump's son-director for his presidential campaign, strategic consulting, drafting speeches and media campaigns run on social networks.

Kushner suspected demoted stick his hands on Christie, because as a federal prosecutor, he was indicted on tax evasion charges Kushner's father. Two other people close by Christie has just been fired.

CBS News, which led unnamed sources said Trump wanted the way security checks for access to information and privacy area, but Trump has denied this information.

Donald Trump's son-in-law greatly helped in his election campaign. Photo: Reuters.

Verdict with Zing.vn, Dr. Justin Hart (Faculty of Texas Tech University history) said: "The transfer of power is always inherently difficult, and Trump had a messy start. His children have the capacity in some areas, but they have absolutely no political experience, and could not help him in the realm that he himself filled with shortcomings ".

15/11, Trump on Twitter, early morning, announced the transfer of his power is still smooth and not messy like newspapers reported.

US law prohibits the president appointing family members to positions in government, but they can operate but unpaid adviser.

The challenge 'out of step' with world leaders

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is the first world leader to meet President-elect Trump. The meeting is expected to take place on 17/11, 16/11 but to date, Japanese officials have said they could not agree on the time and venue. The Japanese side also did not know the phone number to contact in an emergency situation arises.

New York Times also reported that many countries government officials struggled to call Trump Tower building to meet with Trump because he could not find a way to contact him.

According to this report, US President-elect of the phone has received from many world leaders and respond to "an arbitrary manner" without hearing the reports of the US State Department when exposed to water management outside - taboo on foreign affairs.

In response, the billionaire wrote on Twitter that "received calls from foreign leaders," but would not comment on the following.

Leaders of many countries have been calling for Trump Tower to be "connect" to Trump because they can not contact him. Photo: Reuters.

Trump promises yet to be maintained?

In the first interview after his election, Trump said he would expel immigrants, those who follow him "to bring crime and drugs". The figure could be deported 2 million or 3 million people. His campaign plan for the expulsion of about 11 million illegal immigrants.

US President-elect also revealed he is likely to retain some provisions in Obamacare, instead of his campaign promises will be completely wiped out this policy.

At telephone conversation with South Korean President Park Geun-hye after the election, Trump said he would maintain the US commitment to the alliance. He campaigned billionaire claims of Japan and South Korea should equip themselves with nuclear weapons to deal with North Korea.

Reply Zing.vn, Bonnie Glaser, senior adviser on Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), said: "Trump said very little about the league, so I'm not sure all the his promise about this during the campaign will turn into policy. However, he seems very determined to eliminate the free trade agreement will harm American workers. Should Agreement Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) with me was already dead ". 

"I think Asia in term of Trump's continued importance as for Obama in the past. However, we should be patient and wait and see what will come next," she said Blaser.

Meanwhile, Dr. Justin Hart said: "It is still too early to know what Obama's legacy will be Trump reverse, including Obamacare, TPP, Iran nuclear deal and the agreement against climate change . even a decade ago, Trump was a Democrat (he had contributed money to the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton - NV) ".