Donald Trump hints he could bring Nikki Haley onto his 'team'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : We have many people that would do a really fantastic job.'Halely announced Wednesday she would vote for Trump.
59% : Absolutely,' Trump said.
57% : 'I appreciate what she said,' Trump said, while saying he was unifying the party.
47% : Haley was Trump's last 2024 GOP rival standing, and she has drawn millions of 'zombie' votes even after dropping out of the race, giving Trump an incentive to try to court her supporters.
46% : On a day when Trump sought to demonstrate the expansion of his political coalition at a rally in the Bronx, Trump talked up Haley, who he had ridiculed during the campaign as 'bird brain.''Well I think she's going to be on our team because we have a lot of the same ideas, the same thoughts,' Trump told News 12.
35% : Trump spoke on a day he touted 'unity' in the party, with almost all of his primary rivals falling in line behind him, despite some of them launching harsh critiques about his policy vision and his character.
33% : 'My god what an idiot,' Vance tweeted in 2016, although he is now a loyal supporter who has been lining up fundraising events for Trump in Silicon Valley.
32% : 'We have so many, I don't want to do that,' Trump said, brushing off the question at first.
30% : I'm not looking for anything from him.'Trump did not mention Haley when asked to name three top picks to be his running mate, although he did name other former critics.
30% : She said in February that 'I feel no need to kiss the ring'Trump says he plans to win New York, and has seen increased poll support among black and hispanic voters compared to 2016Trump had ridiculed Carson back in 2016 over his origin story, then put him in the cabinet.
26% : 'Many of the same politicians who now publicly embrace Trump privately dread him,' she said in Greenville, South Carolina in February. '
22% : Trump stuck to his message in an interview Thursday with Fox News.
12% : Former Vice President Mike Pence, who denounced Trump's actions on January 6 and ended his own presidential campaign before Iowa, has said he won't endorse Trump but refused to answer questions about whether he'd vote for him.

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