Cohn Said Staying On as Trump's Top Economic Adviser

Cohn Said Staying On as Trump's Top Economic Adviser

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The transcript discusses Gary Cohn's decision to remain in his post despite being disheartened by President Trump's comments. Cohn's presence is seen as beneficial for Trump's agenda, which faces challenges. Cohn is part of a group in Washington referred to as the 'Grown Ups,' including Rex Tillerson and Jim Mattis, who play significant roles in the administration. The decision is viewed as positive for maintaining stability in Trump's economic policies.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the significance of Gary Cohn's decision to remain in his position?

It showed his disagreement with Trump's policies.

It was seen as a stabilizing factor for Trump's agenda.

It had no impact on the political landscape.

It indicated a complete alignment with Trump's agenda.

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Why was Gary Cohn in a difficult position during the controversial moment with Trump?

He was asked to resign immediately.

He had to publicly support Trump's comments.

He was standing next to Trump during the remarks.

He was criticized by Steve Mnuchin.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who are considered the 'Grown Ups' in Washington according to the transcript?

Rex Tillerson, Steve Mnuchin, and Gary Cohn

Gary Cohn, Rex Tillerson, and Jim Mattis

Gary Cohn, Steve Mnuchin, and Jim Mattis

Steve Mnuchin, Rex Tillerson, and Jim Mattis

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What role does Gary Cohn play in the U.S. government?

Press Secretary

Economic Policy Advisor

Secretary of State

Secretary of Defense

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What challenge does Trump's agenda face despite Cohn's support?

Lack of public support

International opposition

Tough sledding on the hill

Financial constraints