Reagan's Legal Lesson for Trump: Listen and Learn

The transcript discusses Reagan's leadership style, emphasizing the importance of honest communication with superiors. It then transitions to Trump's cabinet dynamics, highlighting how some members, like General Mattis, disagree with Trump on certain policies. The focus shifts to the importance of communication in Trump's administration, particularly how appointees express disagreements. Finally, the transcript examines the implications of Trump's SEC appointments, suggesting a move towards deregulation, which is seen positively by the business community.

What is a key lesson from Reagan's first year in office regarding leadership feedback?

• Never disagree with your boss.

• Always agree with your boss.

• Feedback should always be positive.

• Provide feedback that best protects the leader, even if it's not what they want to hear.

What was a significant reason for Trump's selection of General Mattis?

• Mattis was against torture tactics and communicated his disagreement to Trump.

• Mattis had no opinion on torture tactics.

• Mattis was a close friend of Trump.

• Mattis agreed with all of Trump's policies.

How does Trump's cabinet communicate disagreements with him?

• They communicate disagreements openly and effectively.

• They are not allowed to disagree.

• They avoid discussing disagreements.

• They only agree with Trump's policies.

What does the appointment of Jay Clayton to the SEC suggest about Trump's administration?

• A focus on increasing financial regulations.

• A focus on deregulating financial regulations.

• No change in financial regulations.

• A focus on international trade policies.

What is the business community's reaction to Trump's financial appointments?

• They are concerned about increased regulations.

• They see it as a positive sign for deregulation.

• They are worried about international trade.

• They are indifferent to the appointments.