Cohan: Trump Surrounding Himself With Goldman People

The transcript discusses the potential influence of Goldman Sachs executives in Donald Trump's administration, highlighting the shift in political tone post-election. It explores the implications of Trump's reliance on Goldman Sachs alumni, such as Steve Mnuchin, Steve Bannon, and Gary Cohn, and the possible impact on Goldman Sachs if Cohn joins the administration. The discussion also touches on the historical context of Wall Street's involvement in politics and the strategic positioning of Goldman Sachs in the political landscape.

What is the irony mentioned in the context of Trump's reliance on Goldman Sachs executives?

• Goldman Sachs was a major donor to Trump's campaign.

• Trump's administration is known for avoiding Wall Street.

• Goldman Sachs executives were always supportive of Trump.

• Trump had previously criticized Wall Street.

What does the presence of Goldman Sachs executives in Trump's administration suggest about his approach to Wall Street?

• He is likely to adopt a more mainstream approach.

• He plans to completely overhaul Wall Street.

• He will focus solely on small businesses.

• He intends to distance himself from financial markets.

Who among the following is NOT mentioned as a dealmaker in Trump's circle?

• Gary Cohn

• Steve Mnuchin

• Wilbur Ross

• Hank Paulson

What could be a reason for Gary Cohn to consider joining the Trump administration?

• To distance himself from Wall Street

• To retire from his career

• To gain a prominent role in the government

• To take over as CEO of Goldman Sachs

What is the potential impact on Goldman Sachs if Gary Cohn leaves for the Trump administration?

• Goldman Sachs would face immediate financial losses.

• Goldman Sachs has a deep bench and will manage.

• Goldman Sachs would lose its market position.

• Goldman Sachs would struggle to find a replacement.