ecretary. Economic advisers that have represented Trump on the campaign include investor Wilbur Ross and economists Peter Navarro, Larry Kudlow, and Stephen Moore. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is in charge of Trump’s transition. Politicians who have supported and served as surrogates for Trump and could poss

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a second term, saying there would be a `smooth transition to a second Trump administration." In addition, The Hill (11/15, Williams, 2.98M) reports Stephen Moore, an economist and adviser to Trump, in an interview with WABC-AM "said the president is `a little grouchy' over the results of the election," but "

a second term, saying there would be a `smooth transition to a second Trump administration." In addition, The Hill (11/15, Williams, 2.98M) reports Stephen Moore, an economist and adviser to Trump, in an interview with WABC-AM "said the president is `a little grouchy' over the results of the election," but "

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a second term, saying there would be a `smooth transition to a second Trump administration." In addition, The Hill (11/15, Williams, 2.98M) reports Stephen Moore, an economist and adviser to Trump, in an interview with WABC-AM "said the president is `a little grouchy' over the results of the election," but "