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The Andrew Carter Podcast · Yesterday · 6 min

Why does Donald Trump try to put his name on everything?

Donald Trump has never exactly been accused of thinking small, and now he appears to be in a race to leave his mark on Washington, quite literally. From grand plans and sweeping changes to the desire to put his name on things, critics say the rush to create a lasting legacy is turning into something of a spectacle. Éric Blais is president of Headspace Marketing in Toronto and the author of "Normal Nation: How Normalcy Could Play in a Third Québec Referendum", spoke to Andrew Carter. Photo Credit: (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

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Donald Trump has never exactly been accused of thinking small, and now he appears to be in a race to leave his mark on Washington, quite literally. From grand plans and sweeping changes to the desire to put his name on things, critics say the rush to create a lasting legacy is turning into something of a spectacle. Éric Blais is president of Headspace Marketing in Toronto and the author of "Normal Nation: How Normalcy Could Play in a Third Québec Referendum", spoke to Andrew Carter.

Photo Credit: (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

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