Anyone can give Donald Trump $1 million. The pros do it in public.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : As I've noted before: "Cook became an expert Trump manager during Trump 1.0 by letting the president do what he wanted in public, like take credit for things he didn't do, while prevailing on him privately to do things Cook wanted Trump to do -- namely, exempting Apple products from tariffs."
52% : Google CEO Sundar Pichai was reportedly flying to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Trump this week.
27% : Yes, in some cases, Trump has tangled with the companies or the leaders in question -- he famously threatened to jail Zuckerberg earlier this year for theoretical election interference, and he's long railed about Amazon founder Bezos, as well as the Bezos-owned Washington Post.
17% : There's also the fact that while Trump and his allies continue to insist that they want to cut regulations, they also insist that they'll be cracking down on Big Tech.

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