Max Stier

Partnership for Public Service

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Max Stier is the president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service. He has worked with all the presidential transition teams including the most recent Trump transition team.

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On his reality TV show, Donald Trump was famous for saying, "You're fired." As President, he's saying, "We don't need those jobs" in the first place.

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