'Like nothing you've seen': Trump team readies a flurry of executive actions for Day 1

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Will Trump follow through on his promise and eliminate taxes on tips or Social Security benefits, for example?
57% : Trump may enter the White House better positioned to both spell out and enact his agenda than in his first go-round.
52% : Coming off a decisive victory on Nov. 5, Trump has moved swiftly to build out the Cabinet and a senior White House team that will execute his plans.
49% : Noem campaigned for Trump, though a person close to Trump was surprised he tapped her for the job.
38% : "Trump needs to move quickly to enact his agenda given the realities of the electoral calendar.
38% : Passing a tax cut will be so daunting a challenge that after having secured the border, Trump needs to make it an overriding priority, said former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., a Trump ally.
37% : Trump is "no dog guy, but he's like, 'Good Lord!'
36% : Trump is preparing on Day One to overturn specific policies put in place by Biden, with plans to end travel reimbursement for military members seeking abortion care and to restrict transgender service members' access to gender-affirming care, two people familiar with the plans said.
35% : Trump was incredulous that she would choose to write about the episode given people's emotional attachment to their pets, the person added.
34% : As Trump navigates those issues, he has what his allies see as an advantage that all his predecessors lacked save for Grover Cleveland, the last president to lose an election and then return to the White House four years later.
33% : During the campaign, Trump promised he would end the war between Russia and Ukraine in just 24 hours -- a time frame that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has cast doubt upon.
31% : "The thing to realize is Trump is no dummy," said Stephen Moore, a senior economic adviser in Trump's campaign.
27% : Both Cleveland in the 19th century and Trump in the 21st had hiatuses to consider what went wrong and what went right.
25% : "I don't think there is any question Trump won and won big on the idea that cracking down on illegal immigration is not just a priority, but the priority," said a Trump donor who has had conversations with his transition team.
20% : "Trump campaigned heavily on the promise of mass deportation and will be judged partly on how he addresses an issue that he contends threatens American sovereignty.
19% : Trump hadn't "talked very favorably about her" after her book came out in the spring revealing she had killed her overly aggressive dog, Cricket, the person said.
7% : NBC News spoke with more than half a dozen people familiar with transition planning who outlined a number of quick actions Trump plans to take to signal a dramatic break from President Joe Biden's administration, which Trump claimed was leading the country to ruin.Americans will see the new Trump administration enact changes at a pace that is "like nothing you've seen in history," a Trump campaign official said.

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