A new Center for Presidential Transition report found that the Trump transition team’s refusal of certain assistance reduced time for agencies to prepare for a new administration and created ethics and security concerns.
President Donald Trump's transition team delayed accepting or refused assistance from certain agencies to help with the transfer of power. halbergman / GETTY IMAGES
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