Trump promises to keep tweeting, angering traditional media

Republican strategist Sean Spicer recently appeared on "ABC News" and announced that Donald Trump will continue to manage his own Twitter account while in office. In so doing, the billionaire businessman will continue to use his personal brand to bypass the press and efficiently distribute his political platform through social media.

Chris Salcedo reveals the frustration Trump's strategy causes for traditional news outlets: "I think it freaks the mainstream media out that he [Trump] has this following of over 45 plus million people that follow him on social media that he can have a direct conversation with. He doesn't have to have it funneled through the media."

A report has surfaced that Ford Motor Company is cancelling the construction of a massive factory in Mexico, opting instead to expand their operations in Michigan. Chris theorizes that this decision was partly driven by Trump's vocal opposition of outsourcing American manufacturing jobs.

As Chris asks bluntly, "He gets results, isn't that true?"

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