Trump Meets With CEOs, Claims Everyone Wants to be His Friend

The transcript discusses how CEOs have adapted their approach to dealing with Trump, focusing on securing favorable deals. Trump notes a shift in executive attitudes, with more seeking friendship rather than conflict. The conversation shifts to Trump's lawsuit against pollster Ann Seltzer over a poll showing Kamala Harris leading in Iowa, despite Trump winning the state. The discussion highlights the challenges of proving damages in such cases. The transcript concludes with a broader look at Trump's legal battles with the media, including a settlement with ABC News, indicating a more aggressive stance against perceived media bias.

What lesson have CEOs learned from Trump's first term?

• To ignore his policies

• To publicly oppose him

• To avoid making deals with him

• To secure favorable deals early

How does Trump describe the change in executive attitudes towards him?

• They are more hostile now

• They want to be his friends now

• They are indifferent to him

• They are more critical now

Who is Trump suing over a poll published before the election?

• Tim Cook

• Ann Seltzer

• George Stephanopoulos

• Kamala Harris

What must be shown in a lawsuit against journalists according to the transcript?

• Damages and malice

• Public support

• Financial loss

• Intent to harm

What pattern is observed in Trump's actions towards the media?

• Increased cooperation

• Frequent lawsuits

• Complete silence

• Public apologies