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Trump's Loyalists: Lutnick's Role in 2024 Transition
Howard Lutnick, Trump's transition team co-chair, is leading the recruitment of loyalists for his administration, focusing on economic policies and avoiding past mistakes.
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- What is Lutnick's vision for the US economy?
- Lutnick's vision for "Make America Great Again" involves reducing taxes and increasing tariffs, mirroring the economic policies of the early 1900s.
- Who is leading the recruitment efforts for Trump's administration?
- Howard Lutnick, CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and co-chair of Trump's transition team, is leading the recruitment of officials for Trump's administration.
- What future role does Lutnick plan to play in the Trump administration?
- Lutnick's role in the new administration is unclear, but he intends to collaborate with Elon Musk on a federal spending reduction commission.
- What is Lutnick's main goal in selecting officials for Trump's administration?
- Lutnick aims to fill the administration with loyalists who will support Trump's agenda, unlike his first term, which he considers to have had "freshman" mistakes.
- How has Lutnick approached the selection of new figures for Trump's administration?
- While Lutnick has endorsed some figures new to Trump's circle, like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., he has discouraged the inclusion of less loyal business figures.