Report: Rep. Clyburn Disappointed With Cabinet Picks

The transcript discusses the scrutiny of President Biden's cabinet picks, particularly by South Carolina Representative James Clyburn, who is concerned about the lack of African American representation. Clyburn is pleased with the selection of Linda Thomas Greenfield as the U.S. ambassador to the UN but notes that only one black woman has been appointed so far. He expresses a desire to see more diversity in future appointments. Despite these concerns, Clyburn remains a strong supporter of Biden, having endorsed him ahead of the primaries.

Who is scrutinizing Biden's cabinet picks?

• The Republican Party

• South Carolina Representative James Clyburn

• The Senate

• The Supreme Court

What position is Linda Thomas Greenfield nominated for?

• Secretary of Defense

• U.S. Ambassador to the UN

• Secretary of State

• Attorney General

What is Clyburn's main concern regarding Biden's cabinet selections?

• Lack of young leaders

• Lack of experience

• Lack of African American representation

• Lack of women

How does Clyburn feel about the current diversity in Biden's selections?

• Somewhat satisfied

• Not satisfied

• Very satisfied

• Indifferent

What role did Clyburn play in Biden's campaign?

• He was a campaign manager

• He endorsed Biden ahead of the primaries

• He was a financial donor

• He was a debate coach