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 lesson can be drawn from Reagan's first year regarding communication with superiors?

How did General Mattis's views on torture influence his selection for Trump's cabinet?

In what ways are Trump's cabinet members expected to communicate their disagreements?

What does the selection of Jay Clayton for the SEC indicate about Trump's administration's approach to regulation?

What implications does the selection of Mnuchin and Clayton have for financial regulations under Trump's administration?