The 'phone-a-friend' presidency is upon us Priebus, Bannon form core of Trump's staff plus highlights from 60 Minutes Interview
buzzz worthy. . . By Mona Austin A White House that was built by slaves and whose most recent occupants are the first black family may be filled with suspected racists in the upper ranks of leadership during the Trump administration. With no political experience on his resume, President-Elect Donald Trump is taking a "phone-a-friend" approach to hiring and the left has identified one of his first picks as a racist, hate monger. Similar to the rules on popular game show Who Wants t Be A Millionaire? the billionaire businessman must rely on the expertise of staff members to be his life line to be successful in the new job. Reince Priebus (L), Stephen Bannon (R) Trump selected the first members of his White House cabinet over the weekend and they are "friends" in the business who have proven their loyalty and helped get him elected. Former RNC Chairman Reince Priebus will become the Chief of Staff and Steve Bannon, former CEO of Breibart will serve as Chi...