Trump Goes for Goldman: Cohn Said to Be Pick for NEC

The transcript discusses Gary Cohn's career at Goldman Sachs, his potential as CEO, and his decision to leave for a role at the National Economic Council (NEC). It explores the implications of his departure on Goldman Sachs' leadership and the broader connection between the Trump administration and Wall Street. The discussion highlights the irony of Trump's campaign rhetoric against Goldman Sachs and his subsequent appointments of its executives.

What does the term 'heir apparent' refer to in the context of Gary Cohn's position at Goldman Sachs?

Discuss the relationship between Donald Trump and Goldman Sachs as mentioned in the text.

How did the tone towards Goldman Sachs change after the election, according to the text?