Donald Trump is giving Americans a very clear picture of what the next four years could look like with some of his newly-announced picks for cabinet posts.
President-elect Donald Trump is looking to stock his incoming Cabinet with stars from his favorite television network, Fox News.
On Wednesday's episode of “The ReidOut with Joy Reid,” former NBC executive John Miller, who helped market Trump’s reality show “The Apprentice,” gave some insight into Trump’s decision-making on that show that could apply to his Cabinet picks, as well. In picking winners on the show, Miller said, Trump prioritized several things above competence, including “loyalty,” how much a person praised him, how public that praise was and how someone looked physically doing the job.
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