Trump's White House chef reveals the SECRET behind his McDonald's habit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Both during the inauguration and in the weeks following it, Trump is expected to often give speeches to outline his goals and vision for America.
61% : Trump may also begin discussions with members of Congress to ensure cooperation on their legislative agenda.
54% : Trump can then begin implementing his agenda through executive orders, which are legally binding directives to federal agencies.
53% : Once in office, Trump will begin receiving classified intelligence briefings to get up to speed on national security matters.
52% : On January 20, Trump will be sworn into office in a ceremony held at the U.S. Capitol.
51% : "Trump is known as a big foodie and has been regularly spotted scoffing chicken nuggets or burgers before washing it all down with a Diet Coke or Pepsi.
48% : He said: "I would say to him, especially eight years later and at age of 78, is just stop for a second, dictate your meals, get what your dietitian, whatnot, and say, 'Hey, I'll incorporate some healthy meals into my diet'."Trump may soon be in tense discussions with worldwide tyrants like Vladimir Putin or Kim Jong Un as the world watches with bated breath.
35% : But the chef cut Trump some slack - explaining that the Republican in office was "a man that was on the go", and therefore was hard for him not to get fast food.
31% : Once he's taken office, Trump should be nominating his key cabinet members and other senior staff.
30% : "Trump sensationally defied the odds to be re-elected as US President after a nail-biting election.
27% : "In his first administration, Trump had a number of often unhealthy eating habits due to his hectic schedule in office.
23% : Trump can also often be seen with a bottle of Diet Coke near his banquet of junk food, with Chef Rush confirming that the President-elect "doesn't drink water".

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