To comment on Trump's cabinet nominees, Sunday's episode of MSNBC's The Weekend has Chuck Rocha, a Democrat strategist, as a guest. Co-host Symone Sanders expresses concern over the implications for the "rule of law" of Trump's nominations. In his previous position as a senior union official with authority over a $30 million budget, Rocha had been convicted of one count of felony embezzlement, and “acknowledged responsibility for the other 17 counts." Rocha compared Trump's nominees to the contents of a "junk drawer." Meanwhile, the formerly decorous Princeton professor Eddie Glaude has recently shown a rougher side. He comes close to saying "f- around and find out," and calls a statement by a Trump nominee "dumb s---," pronouncing the word in full.
