Someone commented that Scott Bessant seems to be almost on the point of crying in front of the cameras. Not only that, but he also seems incoherent in his speeches, appearing to be nervous and occasionally stuttering.
Despite the high reputation in his investment acumen in hedge fund management from some sources during his term with Soros Fund Management, he is also not immune to failure as well. After leaving Soros Fund Management in 2000, he started his own hedge fund that was to close down in 2005. After dabbling around, he co-founded Key Square Group in 2015, managing assets of US$5.1 billion in 2017 that eventually collapsed to just US$577 million in 2023, with institutional investors shrinking from 180 to just 20 over the same period. Does following Trump's footprint with a string of failures lead to him being sought out by Trump for the job as Treasury Secretary? Birds of a feather flocking together I suppose.
Scott Bessant is also a known gay and together with other gays in Trump's administration, it is turning into a circus of gays.
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Scott Bessant isn't as capable as he is made out to be after all with his failures before joining the administration. In any case, who among Trump's picks are suitable for the positions? All based on a game of scissors, paper and stone.
The more I listen to Scott Bessant, the more I think he is a very sneaky person. He failed to answer pointed questions, trying to confuse, adding irrelevant points and not answering questions despite his long mumbo jumbo. The same with all of Trump's administration leaders.
How is it possible for a country that needs and depends on buying more from another country be in a stronger position in negotiating? I cannot understand the logic of the argument.
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