Donald Trump wants the most loyal people that he can
get.
He likes them a lot right now and he thinks
that they'll be loyal to him.
And a lot of the other stuff like their their
policy positions is probably secondary to that.
We've got now a worldwide wrestling executive who's going to
run education.
We've got a sexual predator who is was about to
have a bipartisan report released by the House of Representatives
to be our AG.
We've got a Fox News commentator who's going to run
the military for us.
Donald Trump this time around is definitely going with his
gut much more than he did in his first term
when he listened to the advice of the Republican establishment
and picked people that the Republican establishment liked.
Right now he's picking people that he likes right at
the moment without even thinking about whether they can get
confirmed by the Senate, which it looks like some of
them can't.
I think he's unfit for the presidency.
What I look for in in a candidate is somebody
puts a country first, somebody has character and integrity, somebody
that can unify the country and somebody that can lead.
And in my estimation, Donald Trump doesn't check any of
those boxes.
One of the senates only jobs is to provide advice
and consent to the president on his personnel picks.
So yeah, they want to look in detail at these
people and not just go with them because Trump likes
them.
I don't think it's a serious nomination for the attorney
general.
We need to have a serious attorney general and I'm
looking forward to the opportunity to consider somebody that is
serious.
This one This one was not on my bingo card.
The Constitution says that the president can make recess appointments
if Congress is not in session.
And it's a power that does exist, but it hasn't
been fully tested by a president using it to the
extent that Donald Trump has suggested.
He just wants his people.
And he said he would prefer recess appointments if he
can't get confirmation the way he's supposed to, which is
basically like asking the Senate to just punch itself in
the face and get out of the way and not
do one of its core jobs under the Constitution.
There could be some fireworks here coming up.
This is not going to be easy.
No, none of this is going to be easy.
We've been through this once and he routinely has falling
outs with his cabinet picks and other advisors so they
would last only a certain amount of time before there's
something they have to do that he doesn't want them
to do.
And they wind up in a big public fight and
they quit or are fired and he calls them horrible
incompetent people even though he picked them and put them
in those jobs.
That's a guarantee.