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I ran into the The Front Row Joes — at President Trump’s pre-Inauguration rally. These guys have had President Trump’s back and supported him the whole ride. If you haven’t yet, the documentary I helped produce really gives insight into who they are.
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Stories I’m reading…
CNN to lay off hundreds of employees as post-inauguration transformation begins, sources say — via CNBC
Your diet could be disrupting your sleep. Here’s what to eat instead. — via Washington Post
Rubio is heading to Panama - via Politico
One by One, World Leaders in Davos Fall in Line in Trump Era — via Bloomberg
End the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — via Daily Signal
Trump State Department Tells Embassies and Outposts: Fly Stars and Stripes Only — No Pride or BLM Flags — via Free Beacon
Week 1 in a new White House…
I took this picture on of day 1 of the first Trump administration getting settled in my new office in the West Wing with the team. As you can see it was pretty bare.
Day 1 in the White House is choatic. There’s a lot of moving parts. You are learning how to get around, set up electronics, and in our case meet for the first time many of your new colleagues.
I have more behind the scenes pictures if you are interested below.
Beyond the photos, I can’t help but think of what a different Day One and Week One that the Trump 2.0 Team is having. It really is night and day.
Simply put they are crushing it. I feel like every time I walk away from the tv I’m going to miss something. Even the biggest Trump hater has to admit he is following through on what he promised to do as a candidate (imagine that).
While our day one was spent settling in, getting our badges, getting oriented etc, it was clear they had done a ton of prep work. Having been there once before (including much of the staff), is a HUGE advantage (BTW, despite only having 48 to adjust the inauguration it came off flawless —- I dare say better).
On my day one I think I was allowed to bring 4 maybe 5 of the total staff on board. Clearly this wa not the case this time. They had many more employees ready to go.