Warren: Trump Should Follow Mnuchin on Blind Trust

The transcript covers concerns about President-elect Trump's cabinet appointees, focusing on potential conflicts of interest and the need for a blind trust. It criticizes Andy Puzder's nomination for Secretary of Labor due to his history with low-wage workers. The discussion also highlights Steven Mnuchin's financial practices and the implications of his nomination for Treasury Secretary. Finally, it addresses the future of Dodd-Frank regulations and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under the new administration.

What concerns were raised about President-elect Trump's cabinet appointees?

Why is it suggested that President-elect Trump should divest from his business interests?

What was the main criticism of Andy Puzder as the nominee for Secretary of Labor?

How did the hearing regarding Andy Puzder's employees impact the perception of his business practices?

What are the implications of having a blind trust for Trump's business interests according to the discussion?

What role does the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) play in the context of the new administration?

What are the potential consequences of weakening regulations on financial institutions as discussed in the text?