Trump Begins Team With Political Polar Opposites

The transcript discusses the internal dynamics and leadership style of President-elect Trump, focusing on the contrasting figures of Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon. It explores the potential risks and strategies of having competing power centers in the White House. The discussion also touches on the impact of these appointments on Trump's base and his policy direction, particularly regarding Obamacare and the Supreme Court. The analysis suggests that Trump is navigating between establishment and populist approaches, reflecting internal tensions and strategic considerations.

What internal tensions are suggested regarding President-elect Trump's governing style?

What are the potential implications of having competing power centers in the White House?

How do the roles of Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon differ in Trump's administration?

In what ways might President-elect Trump backpedal on his campaign promises?

What popular elements of Obamacare does Trump seem to want to maintain?