Why CEOs will still come to the table to work with Trump
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CEOs find safety in numbers distancing themselves from Trump.
President Trump has repeatedly positioned himself as the kind of leader who would have a unique connection with the corporate world. But several CEOS publicly broke with him in the past week after his remarks about the violence in Charlottesville. What’s happening with Mr. Trump’s relationship with the business community? William Brangham speaks with Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times.
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Why CEOs will still come to the table to work with Trump
Clip: 8/22/2017 | 6m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
President Trump has repeatedly positioned himself as the kind of leader who would have a unique connection with the corporate world. But several CEOS publicly broke with him in the past week after his remarks about the violence in Charlottesville. What’s happening with Mr. Trump’s relationship with the business community? William Brangham speaks with Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times.
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