Ari Emanuel wasn’t looking at the Chief of Staff position that his brother held in the Obama administration but the WME boss was certainly considered for a gig in Donald Trump’s White House after h…
Group Holdings moves towards a hefty IPO. Complied to lesser and greater extent by a hastily assembled group within the Republican National Committee in late 2016, the paperwork flags the powerful Endeavor CEO along with a litany of current and past top Trump officials.The slightly redacted RNC backgrounder gives no hint as to what gig or gigs specifically Emanuel in consideration for.
Still, in many ways, it seems an obvious play by Trump to want a well-known knee capper like Emanuel close by his side. Emanuel had worked the Tinseltown angles for the Manhattan developer for years and the two alpha males had become buddies, unlike many others who the then President-elect met once or twice before offering them a job.
• Given your history working with Mr. Trump, your lack of support during the campaign was notable. Do you have any doubt you will be able to publicly back the President during turbulent times should you join the administration?partisan criticism from Democrats, including your brother Rahm or President Obama?
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