you put michele rhea there she's got a detailed plan. she's got a lot of people who head the unions and are ready to fight with her. donald trump is ready to have that fight. >> michele rhea supports common core and donald trump does not. there's a difference in educational opinion. elizabeth warren on twitter talking about, well talking specifically about nirm meeting but more globally about the types of people donald trump has picked so far. this was a tweet from elizabeth warren. governor mitt romney when you meet with donald trump maybe you can bring your binders full of women with you. that's elizabeth warren being elizabeth warren. you're needling donald trump on twitter. the fact of the matter is we have five picks from donald trump so far. all five are white men. >> that's problematic for this administration, showing no signs yet of changing that dynamic. my question going forward with some of these picks are, this round announced on friday, was this indicative of what's to come or getting out turbulent suspects the people we ant

i don't think this is going to happen, but there could be a nikki haley, a might romney, and michelle rhea be a more diverse,ethically gender -- >> do you think we'll see more diversity, kailey? >> we'll see some people who are idealogical fauxes of donald trump. >> would i like to see that? what i want to see most is the person most qualified get the job. >> here's something to put it in perspective. who you name first is about priorities. donald trump one being a pop list and the economic woes of the rust belt and a lot of people feeling left out of the global economy. when barack obama faced the financial crisis in 2009, his first appointment was the treasure secretary so that set the tone for where his priority would be. the first hundred days it was about the stimulus and bailout and the economy. i don't think it should be ignored this is the route he chose to take with these appointments. i think it's important to name national security advisor se sec def, because terrorism and things in the country still exist on day one but it's interesting we haven't heard anything about treasury,

if donald trump makes people optimistic about their future, if donald trump picks michelle rhea on mondayhe does school choice reform to help african-american kids get a better education, i don't think this matters. we obsess over this one issue and it's fair, this is what's happening today. jeff sessions needs to do his job. he's a respected united states senator. i wouldn't have picked him. he wouldn't have been my attorney general. i didn't vote for donald trump, but i think that president-elect deserves to pick his team. this guy is within the bounds. he's definitely qualified in his experience. >> i push back on -- i think it's important to note there are different places throughout history where different groups of people have sought out their justice, right, and i think it's important to note, perhaps overwhelmingly, most americans wouldn't know but you also have to acknowledge there are a group of us who have just seen first two black attorney generals ever -- attorney general ever so we're really paying attention specifically to the justice department because we know that voting