So far, President Trump is batting a thousand on confirmations for his cabinet secretary nominees.

Just this week, Cash Patel was confirmed as director of the FBI, while Labor Secretary Linda Chavez-Dorimer seems to have secured the support of the Senate.

This is the fastest pace since 2001.

In this episode, we sit down with Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen to discuss Trump's

cabinet nominees, the Republicans' strategic approach to the confirmation process, and the

significance of the GOP's Big Tent Strategy.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley, with Georgia Howe.

It's Sunday, February 23rd, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us to discuss the rapid-fire series of confirmations and where the Trump

Cabinet and Agenda stands now as Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen.

Senator, first of all, thank you so much for joining us.

It's my honor. Thanks for having me on. So let's start with Cash Patel. You've been a strong

advocate for Patel. Why do you believe we need somebody that's been called a quote unquote

disruptor like him to lead the FBI? You know, I would describe him as a disruptor. I would say he's

someone that

chases the facts and he exposed the wrongs or the hypocrisy or the cover-ups that FBI was doing.

He did this way before he was even being considered to be the director of FBI. He was a whistleblower

before people were even looking into it. You take somebody like him who understands the Intel system,

understands the mission of the FBI,

and has been concerned about them,

concerned enough back years ago that he was willing to expose it.

Why wouldn't you want somebody like that?

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