nick: charlie sykes admits he was very wrong about what was going to happen with the election results and now says he can only hope he's wrong about what kind of president donald trump will be. talker charlie sykes simply couldn't get behind trump and repeatedly told listeners he didn't think trump was fit to be president. >> and i also take seriously the role of the president as being a role model, and i had a hard time. now can donald trump surprise , me? yes, i hope he does, beause a lot rides on it right now. nick: including, he says, how trump will re-define the republican party itself. >> donald trump is now the face of the republican party. he's the face of conservatism. and what does that mean? i think conservatives have to figure out are they simply going going to be independent, are they going to support him when he's right and oppose him when he is wrong? nick: just some of the questions even those who voted for trump are having today many of whom , sykes says still have mixed feelings even in victory. >> you want to win an election, but what have we just done? what have we

kathy: conservative talk radio host charlie sykes admits he was very wrong about election predictions. he was part of the never trump movement. as 12 news nick bohr reports, he does not have any regrets. >> that would be the number one thing -- >> popular conservative radio talker charlie sykes simply couldn't get behind trump and repeatedly told listeners he didn't think trump was fit to be president. >> i also take seriously the role model, and i had a hard time. ken donald trump surprise me? yes, i hope he does, because a lot rides on it right now. >> including, he says, how trump will re-define the republican party itself. >> donald trump is the face of the conservative party and the republican party. are they going to be oppose him when he's wrong? >> just some of the questions even those who voted for trump are having today many of whom , sykes says still have mixed feelings even in victory. >> you want to win an election, but what have we just done to ourselves and to the country? the answer is nobody has any idea what he will do in office. in fact, probably including donald tr

charlie sykes, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. katie, we're going to need you for another discussion coming up. >>> next we have breaking news from louisiana. the senate debate there is a debate unlike anything you have ever seen on a political stage. white supremacist david duke was on that stage. i can't repeat the things he said on that stage. we'll be right back with some excerpts from that debate. >> we're getting outnumber and outvoted in our own nation. unless we stand up now, our children have no future. infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform business. this is the microsoft cloud. want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on propositi

charlie sykes, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. katie, we're going to need you for another discussion coming up. >>> next we have breaking news from louisiana. the senate debate there is a debate unlike anything you have ever seen on a political stage. white supremacist david duke was on that stage. i can't repeat the things he said on that stage. we'll be right back with some excerpts from that debate. >> we're getting outnumber and outvoted in our own nation. unless we stand up now, our children have no future. at's in? >>> i will be donald trump's most loyal advocate to make sure his nominees go to the supreme court. >> that was david duke, white supremacist, former leader of the ku klux klan in the debate tonight in louisiana for the senate race in louisiana. we will show you more of that debate next. >>> former klu klux klan leader david duke is running for senate in louisiana with donald tmp as his running mate. >> the only man the media hate morse than donald trump is me. they hate trump and me because they oppose the massiv

i want to bring back in charlie sykes and former governor rendell. we heard from steve there with the trump supporters and how they were brought in. we've been reading and hearing from hillary clinton supporters and consistently i've been hearing this theme of fear, that they're just flat out scared when it comes to immigration, foreign policy, health care as well. how can donald trump bridge that ease those fears that so many people have? governor? >> well, i think it depends on the appointments that he makes. if he appoints a cabinet that is broad based, includes some democrats, includes some moderate republicans, i think that will be an important first step. if he appoints a cabinet that we talked about in some of the earlier races over the weekend, i think those fears will trying to reach that coalition, reaching across the aisle, where are there issues that there could be cooperation between democrats and republicans under the leadership of president-elect donald trump? >> i don't know. he has to decide what kind of president he wants to be, whe

i am joined my contributor, charlie sykes, the influential host of midday with charlie sykes, how are you? nice to see you. >> good, i am doing well >> lets talk about the meeting of patraeus, that's who is at trump tower this afternoon. >> he had to plea guilty and he pled guilty to a charge here last year, it is similar of what donald trump accused of hillary clinton's doing during the campaign. does patraeus makes sense for you? >> it would be ironic. on the other hand. david patraeus is an extraordinary individual, he's a patriot. knack, he had a lot to offer the country and compare to some of the other names that have been floated, it does not offend me. >> what about the promise on the campaign trail. so far, most of the people host named and looking at are establishment types, no? >> what strikes me is the number of ga-millionaires. donald trump seems to have a pension for wealthy cabinet members and some of them may of course, be qualified and we ha to offer. he does seem to be leading on a lot of the insider and a lot of his economic circle. how that plays out is very interes

. >> joining me now charlie sykes and robert reich who served under president bill clinton. you and paul ryan diverged in the woods. you could not support donald trump for a variety of reasons. i was persuaded that they were genuine. paul ryan stuck with him because he basically said the things that paul ryan and charlie sykes believe in, the division of america from domestic policy agenda is going to get in there with donald trump and lo and behold donald trump runs on some bizarre amalgam of ethno nationalalist backlash or dickensian tariffs, are they going to get the paul ryan plan? >> you know what? i have to tell you, i would hope so. but i doubt it. paul ryan and donald trump are on opposite poles of the conservative movement, opposite poles of their view of america and of their sense of the role of government. i understand the concern that somehow this is going to be a unified front, but you know, as maxine waters did actually point out, you can't trust anything that donald trump says. what he says and what he does have been so different all year long. and you wonder

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and governor randall and charlie sykes, thank you. >> do we have any video of this? >> a scene outside of trump tower here in new york city. we'll work on that for everybody. there we see president elect trump last night with his wife melania and his children and spouses, the 10-year-old son is right next to him on the right. coming up, we'll get your reaction to what america has done. the world is starting to absorb this news and world leaders are reacting not only across the pond but all the way to vladimir putin as well. >> we'll also speak to our ambassador, straight ahead. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. we are all in for our customers. simulation initiated. ♪ [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. >>> the win may have stunned many americans. there are folks in atlanta who are not quite as sh

. >> charlie sykes out of wisconsin. nicolle, last word, where's your party right now? >> someone asked me the opposite question. this is connected because i think what the republicans have to figure out is whether they want to set him up to triangulate. their arms to him and try to share a common agenda or do they want to leave donald trump as a jump ball? he is the president-elect. if they want to get business done they have to sort of not wipe the slate on his past transgressions but at least move the conversation to a policy arena where there can be some consensus because i think donald trump correctly presumes he owes the republican establishment nothing and if he has an agenda that he can get done with democrats, such as remaking trade deals with say a bernie sanders as partner or -- you know, he has no allegiance to either side so donald trump is the jump ball. if he has priorities, he'd be perfectly willing to cross the political aisle and work with a democrat that's willing to work with him if the republicans start by saying no way, no how. >> to our panel, mar

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walker telling w-t-m-j radio host charlie sykes he'll instead focus on his role as the head of the republican governor's association. i told donald. i told my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governors association. lee is taking walker's response--- with a grain of salt. when the president of your party turns to you and says i need you its really really hard to say no. sheriff clarke calling the chatter--- pure speculation. also being speculated in washington-- will paul ryan keep his title as speaker of the house? he's got one solid backer. governor walker saying today trump should let ryan lead the way. mary. senator ron johnson is going back to washington. last night he beat his democratic challenger russ feingold 50 to 47 percent. and the numbers show he had stronger support from wisconsin trump. johnson says voters are frustrated with the status quo. "what people were looking for is real change. and they certainly recognized that secretary clinton, russ feingold, theyve been career politicians for 30 years." johnson says he looks f

meanwhile -- governor walker tells a-m 620's charlie sykes that he's not interested in a cabinet position -- if he was house speaker paul ryan wants republicans to go big and go bold after trump's victory. political reporter theo keith was in janesville this morning, where ryan met reporters for the first time after the election. good morning everybodypaul ryan's party will control the house, senate and white house. for ryan, it's reason to be optimistic that think what donald trump just pulled off is an enormous political feat. its an enormous feat in that he heard those voices out there that other people werent hearing. only last month, ryan said he would no longer defend trump after video surfaced showing trump bragging about groping a woman. but wednesday, ryan said trump "deserved tremendous credit" for a coattail effect that allowed republicans to maintain their majorities in congress. i think the mistakes we made in the past is we didnt seize the here. the opportunity is to go big, go bold, and get things done for the people of this country ryan confirms that he will run again for

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speaking on charlie sykes' radio show this morning -- walker administration as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker says he plans to finish his term as governor... he was critical of trump during the presidential campaign -- before eventually endorsing him. and could milwaukee county sheriff david clarke have a position in the trump administration? the political website "politico" reports he is a possible candidate for secretary of homeland security. throughout the campaign -- even traveling with him to stops around the country. his office issued a statement today -- saying in part: "i am the sheriff of milwaukee county. i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i wont be the sheriff of milwaukee county. anything other than that is pure speculation." it was the first time in decades--1984 in fact--that surprise to many. what is next for our state as presidential politics continue to play out? fox6's myra sanchick talked to both sides for the answers. a new day after this presiden

speaking on charlie sykes' radio show yesterday morning -- walker says he could better serve the trump administration as the new walker says he plans to finish his term as governor... he was critical of trump during the presidential campaign -- before eventually endorsing him. and milwaukee county sheriff david clarke may have a position in the trump administration. the political website "politico" reports he is a possible candidate for secretary of homeland security. clarke was a supporter of trump throughout the campaign -- even traveling with him to stops around the country. his office issued a statement -- saying in part: "i am the sheriff of milwaukee county. i will continue to of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i wont be the sheriff of milwaukee county. anything other than that is pure speculation." some of the big names on the list to join the president elect's administration including: republican national committee chairman reince priebus, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, former new york mayor rudy guiliani and ew j

katy tur in florida, charlie sykes joins us from wisconsin. jon ralston is in vegas and robert costa covering the race in pennsylvania and on wednesday, a special edition of "morning joe" lined up for the morning after the election. we will be live from historic studio 8h at 30 rock for complete coverage of the 2016 results. but first, let's bring in a man who predicted last night's rain delay. >> i was off by 20 minutes. >> painful. >> it was painful. thankfully it was only 17 minutes. it could have been worse. imagine if it would have been an hour or two and many wouldn't see the end. now only five days away. a good feel of what the weather is going to be like. sometimes we deal with snow. sometimes we deal with ice. this looks about as perfect as it could be for a lot of the swing states look great. everywhere looks great. the northeast, temperatures 50s and 60s. the south is still going to be very warm in the 70s. we'll have rain to deal with on election day. looks like scattered storms in louisiana and texas. that's notoing to stop anyone

walker telling w-t-m-j radio host charlie sykes there are signs trump is interested. so there is talk about you joining this administration? there were hints. technically they cant offer anything nore should they, there was plenty talk about help. the last wisconsin governor to leave for a cabinet position--- tommy thompson-- who served as health and human services secretary for george w. bush. lee is taking president of your party turns to you and says i need you its really really hard to say no. sheriff clarke sending us a statement saying quote "i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county." he called the cabinet chatter "pure speculation." steph. house speaker paul ryan says trump's victory means it's time for republicans to go big and go bold. janesville, ryan acknowledged that trump is top dog in the republican party these days. the speaker says trump's victory is the most incredible political feat he's seen in his life. ryan credited trump for a coattail effect that allowed republicans to keep majori

here's what he told w-t-m-j radio host charlie sykes: i love being governor. i am going to finish out my term. if i chose to run again i am going to run for governor alone and not for any other office in the future. walker tells sykes he plans to instead focus on his role as association. walker says he also believes the president-elect should back speaker of the house paul ryan in his bid to retain that title. we'll have more on that developing story at 6:30. developing overnight - college students and community members... forced out of their homes in whitewater... after a massive fire at an apartment complex. angelica has the latest in studio. two dozen fire departments -- fighting a four-alarm fire at an apartment near the u-w whitewater campus. residents say they heard a loud boom that almost soune then --they saw smoke. they say people started running from the building, some carrying children and animals. a police car was used to back up to the building. residents tell us the two people trapped jumped out of the window and onto the police car. "i just happ

speaking on charlie sykes' radio show yesterday morning -- walker says he could better serve the trump administration as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker says he plans to finish his term as governor... he was critical of trump during the presidential campaign -- before eventually endorsing him. and milwaukee county sheriff david clarke may have a position in the trump administration. the political website "politico" reports he is clarke was a supporter of trump throughout the campaign -- even traveling with him to stops around the country. his office issued a statement -- saying in part: "i am the sheriff of milwaukee county. i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i wont be the sheriff of milwaukee county. anything other than that is pure speculation." some of the big names on the list to join the president elect's admini republican national committee chairman reince priebus, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, former new york mayor rudy guiliani and new jersey gove

i want to bring in two folks that's been listening along with us, charlie sykes and tad, thank you for being with us. tad, i will start with you, from the beginning you can hear him -- i heard you say your ear pieces is coming out. >> i am told a military man holding up a trump sign and he was escorted out. obama was almost preaching, stop losing focus, you got to stay focus. are they starting to get worried on turning out and people focusing on this election. >> boy, that speech reminded us how good barack obama is on the stump and what a powerful surrogate he is. i thought he was interesting. he's left nothing on the table. he's throwing the whole kitchen sink at donald trump. this is the closing argument is to make this election about donald trump's temperament and the way he's treating wardriome. donald trumps and the republicans are going to make it on the e-mails. but, boy, the president certainly brought it to donald trump in the last few minutes. >> this is from a republican, ladies and gentlemen. >> tad, let me switch it over to you. i spent a good part of last night with my e

it seems like it will not he told wtmj radio's charlie sykes this morning that he'll finish out his term as governor and will not take a post in the trump administration. another name bounced around...milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. the online political website "politico" named clarke as a contender for the secretary of homeland security under president trump. reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. trump's victory means it's time for republicans to go big and go bold. ryan had a lot of praise for trump during a news conference in janesville -- even calling trump "magnanimous". political reporter theo keith was there. ryan is acknowledging that trump is top dog in the republican party these days after last night. the speaker says he's already been talking with trump -- and that trump's victory is the most incredible political feat he's seen in his life. ryan credited trump for a republicans to keep majorities in the house and senate. the two have often been at odds this year. ryan even refused for a period of time last month to campaign with or defend trump. i think our

i want to bring ing msnbc contributor and conservative radio host charlie sykes and npr political reporter and co-host of politics podcast, sam sanders. charlie, i want to stay on this topic. the trump team reportedly inqueering about giving his kids top security clearance. put the law aside for a second because donald trump is an unprecedented president-elect given his business ties. last year in december, when he was asked about turkey's role in isis, he actually went on record and said, listen, as it relates to turkey, i may have a little conflict of interest. i have a big, beautiful hotel, trump towers, in istanbul. how does donald trump request to have his children on the transition team, top security clearance, and run his business, which is in 500 businesses in 22 countries? >> yeah, what could possibly go wrong? apparently, donald trump is going to drain the swamp and then turn it into a family business. i mean, the conflicts of interest are pretty obvious. i guess what's most disturbing about it is the fact that this kind of gives off the vibe of being an amateur hour here, and th

i want to bring in conservative radio host and msnbc contributor charlie sykes, also with me anesh al cinder. michigan, pennsylvania, minnesota. minnesota is a state that hasn't voted republican since 1972. when i look at the new nbc poll out right now, that has hillary clinton up four, why does it make sense for donald trump to be in these blue states? >> minnesota makes no sense whatsoever. he bailed out of wisconsin here when somebody in his campaign realized that the rally that he had scheduled for later today, with paul ryan, that would have been quite a rally, was actually scheduled opposite a green bay packer game. which tells you a little bit about -- a little bit about what is going on in this campaign. did not occur to anybody that the worst possible thing you could do would be to come to wisconsin in the middle of a packer game. that tells me that a lot of this stuff is just throwing stuff up against the wall. this is a tightening race, no question about it. given the -- i guess the disparity in the ground game, in the turnout, and the digital campaigns, between these two c

. >>> and bringing in political news and msnbc contributor and talk show host charlie sykes. john carl what do you make of mitt romney here? i imagine you being who you are, that it's a bit of a smile that he might be the person named as part of the cabinet? >> i'm not just smiling because i'm looking at your handsome face, richard. i'm smiling because i take heart and great enkurcouragement in t fact the president-elect and romney had that conversation good they talked about foreign affairs. one hand you could argue the president-elect was just asking miami romney for his views and guidance and help on people filling out roles but i will hold out hope in that the president-elect actually asked mitt romney to join his administration, ideally as secretary of state. that would send a wonderful signal for the country and a great thing for the world. >> rebecca, as you follow this, report on this and hear conservatives like john carlo saying, ah, this is good. this is, of course, just one of the faces that might be positive for those who are in the establishment, but then those a

i want to get more from charlie sykes who is also part of the never trump movement and dana millbank. charlie, i want to start with you. besides the battleground states, which are obvious, donald trump and the rnc are now targeting blue states, like new mexico, michigan, your home state of wisconsin. is it realistic that donald trump could actually turn a blue state or is it more about optics? seeing him being aggressive actually appearing in a state where he could turn them, is that what it's about? because donald looks his best when he's on the aggressive. >> reporter: well, it is possible at this point. the reality, it's going to be a heavy lift. the reality, he has momentum on his side. he is getting the republican base back together again. obamacare is working on his -- on his behalf. he has the e-mail issue. hillary clinton has to find a way to flip this script. she's got to be able to turn this issue from her honesty, her issues to the issues of temperament and character and the danger that he poses to the economy and national security. we'll find out later on today what the si

he did charlie sykes saying he's running again for speaker. didn't say trump's name in this radio interview but said he is sticking with trump because he wants to avoid in-fighting. he's so concerned about down-ballot. he said he honestly doesn't know if trump will win tomorrow. is he lowering the expectation on purpose or is he speaking the truth? >> i think an honest analysis of where we stand right now suggests a hillary clinton win. the fact he's been trying to distance himself from trump, then it would make sense he would just given honest analysis. he did mention his name when he -- when he was with mike pence the other day. >> he did. he did. >> we have to give him credit for that. generally he's tried to keep him at arm's length. honstly, even if donald trump loses, this distancing could still harm paul ryan after the fact. there are so many people in his caucus who do support trump, so many voters who support trump, republican voters, who are going to be angry and blame the republicans who didn't get fully behind him for the loss. >>

sykes. hello. first, what is your reaction? >> well, first of all, i would like my crow served baked this morning. >> i already asked for it. >> you know, the loneliest people in america today are anti-trump conservatives. what happened in wisconsin was fascinating. donald trump got about just a few,0 thousand more votes than mitt romney did. the democrats did not come out for hillary clinton. they sat at home. milwaukee, it was dramatically down. here in wisconsin the report was exactly right. you know, from scott walker to reince priebus to paul ryan, they did turn people out. they turned people out for ron johnson. you may have had reverse coattails here. the issues that really resonated here. you had the supreme court. you had obamacare. you had the economy. all of those things. this sense that the left was at ramming speed on so many issues, whether it's transgender, jobs, all of these things. i think people were tired of having an administration that apologized for america, and in the

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i want to bring in katy tur and charlie sykes. katy, i want to stay on that. rick perry and mitt romney. while rick perry may have turned at the end, rick perry and mitt romney are two men who were aggressively outspoken against donald trump. do you believe based on your rrting this was an olive branch or are they seriously being considered? we have heard over and over again from people like kellyanne conway, it's about loyalty to mr. trump. loyalty is currency to him. these are not guys who are loyalty to donald trump. >> donald trump was pretty insulting towards both mitt romney and rick perry. saying rick perry was just trying to look smart by putting glassess on. their are two folks who have had a storied history with trump, but they're also folks that are well regarded in the establishment circles. mitt romney continued on with his criticism of trump much longer than rick perry did. the idea that rick perry could be a part of donald trump's administration, it does sound a little more reasonable than mitt romney does. that being said, both men left that me

i'm going to bring in conservative radio host charlie sykes. also real clear politics reporter caitlin hughy burns. tom price, not a fan of obamacare. does this pick signal that going after obamacare, repealing it, amending it, is on the top of trump's agenda? >> yeah, no question about it. there's speculation about a lightning strike on obamacare right at the beginning of the term. i think this raises the possibility. also, look, paul ryan made no secret of the fact he would like to reform and save medicare. and putting somebody like tom price in that position certainly tells me you're going to have a close relationship between the republicans in the house, you know, and the trump administration, and they're serious about reforming and -- well, reforming medicare and repealing and replacing obamacare. you know, in pretty short order. an impressive choice for conservatives. >> let's talk about mitt romney for a moment. you know, if we indulge the trump campaign and the infighting, how they feel about mitt versus rudy giuliani, many have said do

and listening to the conversation, the radio interview with charlie sykes in wisconsin the day before the election. it sounded like ryan thought that trump was going to be defeated and was making a play for this better way nonsense that he has conjured up as some sort of agenda. >> i have to say, i enjoyed quawchg the republican party completely melt down. this is a party whose leadership was about a month ago oblivious that hillary clinton wanted to repeal the hyde amendment. this party wasn't able to defund planned parenthood in spite of having a majority in the house and senate. i have enjoyed watching this party melt down and realize, maybe we have to do something to make good on the promises we have been telling the constituents all along. lou: you are thrilled with the trump presidency and having the leader of the government in office in place with an agenda as he has. >> i wouldn't use the word -- i wouldn't say i'm thrilled with a trump presidency. i think that donald trump raises a lot of issues that other people have been gas lighting for so long. that's someone who is a fir