With a couple hundred executive orders on the way, what is the risk that the Trump administration

may lose the message in the welter of new ideas? I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen

Green in this episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, it's very exciting to see all the new stuff coming down the pike.

And when I heard about something like 100 or 200 executive orders that are on President Trump's desk and are being signed, even as we speak right now, I thought this is great, change.

We love change, especially in the areas that are of most concerned

to conservatives. All that is great. And then I remembered what happened at Apple when Steve Jobs, you know,

was there at the founding of the company. And then he later essentially got fired and he was gone for a few years and then he came

back to the company and one of the first things he did stephen green as you're well aware is he

came in and said look we have way too many products we're going to focus on like four and we're

going to just clean out the rest of, as you like to call it, the

cruft and simplify the product selection as well as just the whole process of developing products.

Steve, if you had to look right now at what you're seeing on the table for the incoming

Trump administration and you were coming in with that

Jobsyan-like mindset. Is there any way that you could kind of maybe categorize the approach

that the president is taking into something that's simple enough to easily convey to the

American people and say, ladies and gentlemen, we're doing this,

this and this. And maybe that. Uh, yeah, he's doing the Steve Jobs thing. He's, he's clearing out

the croft with those executive orders. Um, I looked this up during the, uh, the backstage,

but we didn't get a chance to talk about it. Uh, I asked Grock is quickly becoming my AI of choice, even over ChatcheeBT, BT,

that among his executive orders and actions, revocation of 78 Biden-era executive orders,

Trump signed an order rescinding those, including related to racial equity, climate, migration, gender policy, and more.

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