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Trump foreign policy takes shape, or does it?

Donald Trump's nominees to lead the CIA and the Pentagon have told Senate Committees they'll have no trouble disagreeing with the President Elect when he's in the White House. What will that mean for their chances of confirmation?

By Warren Olney • Jan 12, 2017 • 51m Listen

Photo: Rex Tillerson, the former chairman and CEO of Exxon Mobil, testifies before a Senate Foreign Relations Committee confirmation hearing on his nomination to be US secretary of state in Washington, January 11, 2017. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)

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To the Point

Trump foreign policy takes shape, or does it?

Donald Trump's nominees to lead the CIA and the Pentagon have told Senate Committees they'll have no trouble disagreeing with the President Elect when he's in the White House. What will that mean for their chances of confirmation?

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To the Point

Trump foreign policy takes shape, or does it?

Donald Trump's nominees to lead the CIA and the Pentagon have told Senate Committees they'll have no trouble disagreeing with the President Elect when he's in the White House. What will that mean for their chances of confirmation?

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