my next guest says there needs to be an important follow-up question, is that necessarily a bad thing? this is an even more important conversation given reports steve bannon s job could be in jeopardy. jeffery sonnenfeld a dean and professor at the yale school of management and wrote a provocative and popular essay on this subject for politico titled trump s white house, is a family business, that s not a bad thing. and he joins me now. jeffery, thanks for being back on the program. why is this not necessarily a bad thing? thanks, michael. good to be back with you. the bumper, the clip that you had just coming in to this segment i thought really raised the issue sa terically. steven cole berth saying it s been a busy few mornings, president trump goes to work, rolls up his sleeves and gives jared kushner a new job. one of the complaints, a family role job and one calling him a shadow secretary of state and with really broad duties and people don t understand the
had just coming in to this segment i thought really raised the issue sa terically. steven cole berth saying it s been a busy few mornings, president trump goes to work, rolls up his sleeves and gives jared kushner a new job. one of the complaints, a family role job and one calling him a shadow secretary of state and with really broad duties and people don t understand the range of duties and the third is the age and experience. on family conflict the big thing there, maybe commercial and financial conflicts. he sold off 60 businesses but he and ivanka have almost a billion dollars between them, and there still will be, perhaps, some role issues that come in to dealing with china or some trade matters, but they have jamie gorlick in there who is a former deputy attorney general under clinton advising them and i think they re working through that pretty well. the age and experience issues,