Last night we got some insight into how Donald Trump plans to govern. He released his priorities for the first 100 days of his presidency – on Twitter. Specifically, Trump said he will withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade agreement he calls a disaster. He plans to eliminate restrictions on the production of shale energy and clean coal. And as part of his effort to 'drain the swamp', he wants to impose lobbying bans on executive branch officials after they leave the government. Jim Braude ( @jimbraude ) talks to Dan Primack ( @danprimack ), a former senior editor at Fortune, and Carly Carlioli ( @carlycarioli ), contributing editor at Politico Magazine, to get their insights on these developments.
Cooks in need of some Thanksgiving inspiration will want to catch Jim’s conversation with Ana Sortun, ( @anasortun ) chef and co-owner of Oleana, and Joanne Chang, ( @jbchang ) chef and co-owner of Flour Bakery and Myers + Chang.
It seems there are about 1,000 different sports for kids to try out these days. Now there are a 1,001 as synchronized swimming is an emerging option for a group of middle schoolers in the Brookline area.
After a contentious political season, there's been a lot of talk about how families should deal with their differences over Thanksgiving dinner. Some people are suggesting political conversations should be banned, but not Jim. He says politics should be on the table this year.
