Mike Pence shrugs off Donald Trump’s massive conflicts of interest: “Who cares?”
Mike Pence is one of a growing number of Republicans who don't care about Trump's conflicts of interest
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Despite repeatedly characterizing himself as a principled Christian, Vice President-elect Mike Pence is remarkably dismissive about President-elect Donald Trump’s brazen conflicts-of-interest between his business empire and upcoming job as leader of the free world.
During an interview with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday, Pence was asked about allegations that Trump’s meetings with business leaders from nations like India could constitute “the Clinton Foundation on steroids.” His response was to quote a line he heard from Trump on the same subject: “Who cares?”
After Pence reassured viewers that “the best legal minds in the country” were involved in the transition process, Wallace pointed out that this is “not just a legal question,” but one that speaks to the ethical character of the president-elect, particularly given reports that his children (who are still in charge of his business empire) will also act as advisers to the new administration.