Mitchell: Trump Order Has Potential to Do Real Harm

The transcript discusses the divided reactions in the Senate to a new executive order, highlighting concerns about its impact on international affairs. It explores the relationship between Congress and the President, emphasizing the need for cooperation to pass reforms. The business community's response, particularly from the tech sector, is noted, with concerns about uncertainty and potential disruptions. The risks of policy escalation and lack of preparation are discussed, along with the importance of focusing on corporate tax reform amidst potential distractions.

What is the primary reason some Republican senators are hesitant to publicly criticize the new president?

• They fear losing their political influence.

• They agree with the executive order.

• They are waiting for more information.

• They are focused on international affairs.

How have tech sector CEOs generally reacted to the executive order?

• They have been supportive of the order.

• They have remained silent on the issue.

• They have expressed concerns about the order.

• They have focused on other political issues.

What is a major concern for businesses in America regarding new policies?

• The need for more regulations.

• The lack of predictability.

• The cost of implementation.

• The potential for increased taxes.

What is a potential risk if the administration continues to focus on issues like the executive order?

• They may not address core issues like corporate tax reform.

• They could face legal challenges.

• They might lose support from the tech industry.

• They could strengthen their political base.

What is one area where both political parties agree on the need for reform?

• Healthcare reform.

• Corporate tax reform.

• Environmental policies.

• Education reform.