Micklethwait: Judge Trump on What He Does, Not Says

The transcript discusses the implications of Trump's appointments, focusing on Carl Icahn and Peter Navarro, and their potential impact on regulations and the economy. Concerns about Trump's relationship with China and its effects on global economics are highlighted. The discussion also touches on the perception of Trump abroad, particularly in Europe, and compares it to previous Republican leaders. The potential for regulatory reform, especially regarding Dodd Frank, is also explored.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that Donald Trump's actions may differ from his statements?

What does the speaker imply about the perception of Trump in Europe compared to America?