Trump Transition: Taiwan, Cabinet, Inauguration

The transcript covers several topics, starting with the inauguration plans for President-elect Trump, which are expected to be more subdued compared to Obama's. It then shifts to international relations, focusing on Taiwan's president's visit to the US and the implications for US-China relations. The discussion moves to the automotive industry, highlighting how companies like Fiat Chrysler and GM are responding to Trump's policies. Finally, the transcript delves into the confirmation hearings for Trump's cabinet, noting the political strategies and preparations involved.

How does President-elect Trump's inauguration plan differ from President Obama's?

• Trump's inauguration will have no military involvement.

• Trump's inauguration will have more pomp and circumstance.

• Trump's inauguration is described as more workmanlike with fewer balls.

• Trump plans to attend more inaugural balls than Obama.

What was a significant outcome of the meeting between Taiwan's President and Senator Ted Cruz?

• It led to a military alliance between the US and Taiwan.

• It resulted in a trade agreement with China.

• It caused a diplomatic incident with Japan.

• It aimed to improve economic relations and job creation in Texas.

What was the reaction of China to President-elect Trump's call to Taiwan's President?

• China ignored the call completely.

• China welcomed the call as a positive step.

• China responded with a trade embargo.

• China was uneasy as it broke from protocol.

What is a major focus of the confirmation hearings for Trump's cabinet?

• Their stance on climate change.

• Their financial investments.

• The candidates' relationship with Russia.

• Their previous political experience.

How has the Trump transition team prepared for the confirmation hearings?

• By not engaging with Congress members.

• By focusing solely on media interviews.

• By avoiding any practice hearings.

• By holding over 300 meetings on Capitol Hill.