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Speaker 1: the New York Times is suddenly concerned at President Trump
Speaker 1: is struggling to fill top jobs in his administration, and
Speaker 1: of course they blamed Trump for being too picky. The
Speaker 1: Time says the problem is Trump's demand for loyalty. Many
Speaker 1: candidates have washed out of the interview process due to
Speaker 1: vicious things they said about Trump during the campaign. You see.
Speaker 1: The Times is especially upset that Trump nixed Elliott Abram's
Speaker 1: for a high ranking State Department job. Abrams was an
Speaker 1: assistant secretary of Standard O. Reagan and a deputy national
Speaker 1: security adviser for Bush forty three and Abrams admits that
Speaker 1: a lot of tough things were said about Trump, but
Speaker 1: he told The Times he had hoped Trump would focus
Speaker 1: on just hiring the most effective people to help him govern,
Speaker 1: rather than looking back to what we said in the race.
Speaker 1: He thought he could slam Trump and still make the team.
Speaker 1: Apparently that's wrong. The Times complains that Trump ruled out
Speaker 1: almost an entire generation of Republican policy types from serving.
Speaker 1: They say his managements die was unprecedented and out of
Speaker 1: the main stream. Why does it Times want a bunch
Speaker 1: of Republicans in there? Somebody asked that let me have
Speaker 1: some news here for The Times. Trump supporters don't share
Speaker 1: your concerns. They see Obama holdovers and defiant civil servants
Speaker 1: openly sabotaging Trump's agenda. The last thing a president needs
Speaker 1: is disloyal people around him, especially in top positions. There's
Speaker 1: plenty of snakes in Washington as it is. I think
Speaker 1: it's a good thing that Trump can suck them