In a historic comeback, Donald Trump returned to the White House after his groundbreaking second term and energized supporters across the country. His victory, marked by celebrations and a dancing Trump, is credited to a talented team of strategists. Among them is senior advisor Susie Wiles, who directs operations and strategy, particularly in battleground states. Known for staying out of the spotlight, Wiles declined Trump’s invitation to the victory rally stage and preferred to stay behind the scenes. Elon Musk, Tesla’s CEO and owner of the social media platform X, who made a splash with his outspoken support for Trump, was notably absent from the podium. While Musk’s influence has helped rally voters online, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who ended his independent campaign to support Trump, is now said to take on a key role in the new administration. Congressmen Byron Donalds and Brian Jack endorsed Trump as the leader who will “make America great again,” while UFC CEO Dana White praised Trump’s resilience. Trump’s son Barron also played a pivotal role, advising on support for Gen Z, including engaging with popular broadcasters for live events. Together, Team Trump ran a winning campaign, achieving an impressive victory and opening a second page for Trump in the White House.