Welcome back to the Michael Cohen Show on our continued journey to 250,000 subscribers.

Again, this is not the time to unsubscribe.

It's the time to subscribe and share with friends because there's so much uncertainty

over the course of the next 68 days before the inauguration.

And I want to begin today's segment by talking about yesterday where Trump

announced some of the cabinet picks that he intends for his administration. Show that.

So, for example, obviously we know chief of staff will be Susie Wiles. But the interesting ones

that are new is the White House National Security Advisor is going

to be from Florida, Representative Mike Waltz.

We have Lee Zeldon with the EPA, Stephen Miller.

And this one I find just so, so odd.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for policy. I mean, this is, this to me is just wild. On top of

that, we know about Tom Holman. The borders are, Elise Stefaniac, not a bad pick, by the way,

UN ambassador, Marco Rubio. This is one that you've heard me turn around and say, there's no way

he was going to bring him in on the cabinet. We'll discuss that

coming up very, very soon. And DHS secretary is going to be Christy Noam. I mean, talk about an

interesting first set of picks. And I want to go through a few of these, right, and show you some clips of these people because much of what you're hearing today is very, very different than things that we have heard from them in the past.

So let's start with Florida representative Mike Walsh, who will serve as the White House National Security

Advisor. And I want to show you a clip from 2017 where he spoke about the Afghanistan

war being multi-generational. Play that clip. He said, until you're prepared to commit your

grandchildren, not your children, but your grandchildren to stand shoulder to shoulder with

my grandchildren and fight Islamic extremism, then you will never be successful here. So are we

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