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President Donald Trump has made quite a bit of controversial choices since taking over the White House by signing an unusual amount of executive orders into place in just the first week. However, those who are doing business with Trump are hopeful such as Ford CEO Mark Fields who met with Trump last week to discuss job growth.

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