President-elect Donald Trump held his first post-election news conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate, addressing various issues including his cabinet picks, foreign policy, and trade. He outlined economic priorities such as reducing regulations by eliminating ten for every new one and maintaining historic tax cuts for job creators in America. Trump announced a significant investment from the Japanese firm SoftBank, which plans to invest $100 billion in American projects over four years, aiming to create 100,000 jobs related to artificial intelligence. Trump's approach to international relations was highlighted by his differing tones towards China and traditional allies like Canada and Mexico. He praised China's President Xi Jinping, suggesting that the U.S. and China could solve global problems together, despite existing challenges like tariff wars and human rights issues. Trump's strategy involves being unpredictable, keeping allies on notice, and charming adversaries. He also addressed his pick for Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and his views on vaccines, indicating Kennedy would be less radical than expected.