Trump outlines ambitious plans with world leaders on agenda

In a phone conversation with NBC journalist Kristen Welker, Donald Trump revealed that he had a "very good" discussion with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He also acknowledged having contacted the President of Ukraine, though he did not provide any specifics about the exchange.

Trump added that while he has not yet spoken with Vladimir Putin, he expects to have the opportunity to do so soon. "I think we'll talk," the president-elect emphasized.

Referring to his post-election interactions, Trump stated that the conversations with President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were "very nice and very polite on both sides."

The winner of Tuesday's elections also emphasized that securing the country's borders and initiating the "largest deportation action in the country's history" will be his main priorities upon taking office. According to CNN reports, Trump's team is already in discussions with private sector companies to prepare for the deportation of over 11 million illegal immigrants. When asked about the costs of this operation, Trump stated that the price does not matter.

According to NBC, Trump stated that there is no alternative, as these individuals have committed killings and murders, and drug lords have devastated nations. He added that they will need to go back to their countries, as staying here is not an option.

Donald Trump managed to convince Americans once again. He secured 277 votes, while his rival Kamala Harris obtained 224. This result was surprising for many because polls suggested that the candidates might receive nearly equal support.

The polls indicated that any outcome was possible, and just a few thousand votes could decide the ultimate victory.