Republicans Confident They Have Votes for Cabinet Picks

The transcript discusses the confidence of Republicans in securing votes for nominees, with a focus on Pete Hegseth. It highlights the role of social media, particularly Twitter, in influencing political decisions and party dynamics. The introduction of the ERS and its relation to tariffs is explored, along with the economic implications of tariffs. The discussion concludes with Trump's strategy to focus on tariffs as a revenue source, drawing parallels to historical figures like McKinley.

What is the main reason Republicans are confident about securing votes for Trump's nominees?

• Democrats are supporting the nominees.

• Trump has put significant pressure on them.

• They have a majority in the Senate.

• The nominees are highly popular among the public.

What is the proposed role of the External Revenue Service (ERS)?

• To manage federal income taxes.

• To replace the IRS.

• To oversee social media regulations.

• To handle tariffs and duties.

How does Trump view tariffs in terms of revenue generation?

• As a burden on American consumers.

• As a beautiful word in the dictionary.

• As a temporary measure.

• As a replacement for all taxes.

Who ultimately pays the tariffs to the US government?

• State governments.

• The federal government.

• American importers.

• Foreign exporters.

What historical figure does Trump admire for their tariff policies?

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• William McKinley

• Franklin D. Roosevelt