'Obvious and intentional theme': How Donald Trump’s new cabinet is meant to test Republican Senators
John Heilemann, Chief Political Columnist for Puck joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with continued reaction to Donald Trump "flooding the zone" with controversial and radical picks for his second cabinet and why his goal is to establish a new precedent and consolidate power from the Senate.
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