I think that Donald Trump tapped into that anger. And now, Donald Trump is doing a 180 degrees on it, and he's putting Wall Street insiders into exactly the jobs where he criticized Wall Street insiders before.

If it's done to try to help those at the top and it's not actually going to provide jobs and economic growth and opportunity for the rest of America -- you know, you can't just slap a name on something and say, gee, would you automatically…

Donald Trump's turning around and appointing the ultimate Wall Street insider -- I think he's called 'Mr. Wall Street' -- to come in and have the keys to the Treasury.

Donald Trump said one who said one thing during the campaign and now has reversed that by 180 degrees by what he is actually doing.

The question is, how is he really going to separate himself? I'm glad to hear that he has said he's going to move in that direction.

We've had enough of Republican trickle-down economic works for people at the top and doesn't work for anyone else.

I think it means that we believe in respect and dignity for every human being. And I also believe that it means we believe in building economic opportunity.

Do State Adult Protective Services agencies have adequate funding to tackle the scale of the senior abuse problem that you see?

I'm very glad to see that they got rid of lobbyists, or at least made them dropped their lobbying affiliation while they were there.

What Donald Trump is doing is he's literally handing the keys to the Treasury over to a Wall Street banker who helped cause the crash.

Donald Trump tapped into that anger, and he promised when he was running for president that he would break the connection between Wall Street and this Congress.

Out of touch, when 2.3 million more people voted for the Democratic candidate than the Republican candidate?