Dec 10, 2016
Watch: Kellyanne Conway defends Trump's 'Apprentice' role
President-elect Donald Trump will reportedly keep his job as an executive producer on "Celebrity Apprentice," a move Trump's top adviser Kellyanne Conway defended Friday morning. "He's a very transparent guy. Everyone can see what he's doing, and the fact is that he is conferring with all types of experts who tell him what he can do and not do as President of the United States," Conway said on...
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Kellyanne Conway, Donald Trump's former campaign manager, on Friday morning defended the President-elect's decision to stay on as an executive producer of NBC's "The Apprentice," comparing the move to President Obama's time playing golf. "He's a very transparent guy. Everyone can see what he's...
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Kellyanne Conway defends Trump's 'Apprentice' role: 'Presidents have a right to do things in their spare time' - AOL News
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Kellyanne Conway defends Donald Trump's 'Celebrity Apprentice' role - Business Insider
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Donald Trump Would Work on 'Celebrity Apprentice' in 'Spare Time,' Adviser Says - ABC News
Donald Trump's senior adviser Kellyanne Conway defended the president-elect's decision to stay on as an executive producer of "Celebrity Apprentice" when he assumes office, saying presidents have the right to do things in their "spare time." "He's a very transparent guy. Everyone can see what...
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Conway on Trump 'Apprentice' role: He'll do it in his spare time - CNNPolitics.com
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