martha? martha: he's been a stronged a row captain on the campaign trail for the top of the ticket. >> what concerns team trump 4 days out? sir, thank you for coming back here on "america's newsroom." what concerns you? >> everything concerns me. i'm a pretty obsessive person, so everything concerns me whether it's early vote, absentee, election day activity. things we don't know that may happen tomorrow or the next day. everything. if i worry. bill: the new hampshire poll 42-42. 502% suggest they are less likely to vote for hillary clinton because of the f.b.i. investigation. how do you see that playing out now? >> it's what the message as bent entire time. it was someone in a position which is one of the highest positions you can have. she couldn't be trusted with the most basic task of being secretary of state which is to protect information and protect our secrets. she continues do it. talk about a wild year. potentially this classified information we know we are getting reports that it's

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. martha: what a night. bill: clinton will speak in about 30 minutes. saying that no dream is too big and no challenge too great for this great country. >> to those who have chosen not to support me in the past, which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. [cheers and applause] >> we will embark upon a project of national growth and renewal. i will harness the greatest talent of our people and we will call the best and brightest to leverage the tremendous challenge for the benefit of all. it's going to happen. [cheers and applause] >> we have a great economic plan. we will double our growth and have the strongest economy anywhere in the world, at the same time, we will get along with all other nations willing to get along with us. bill: team coverage from six hours ago. we are live with bret baier. let's start with mike emmanuel. we will hear from hillary clinton 10:30 east coast time. what have you heard from

martha. martha: that is fascinating. a lot more coming up this morning. how that divestiture would happen. in terms of dinner last night and pictures we showed, what do we think is happening with the secretary of state position, peter? reporter: something surprising. something else that mitt romney said when he came out of that french restaurant which was located inside of another trump property, trump international hotel just around the corner, romney said he thinks donald trump has been doing a good job filling cabinet with good people. that gives him hope the next president will lead the united states to its best day. >> from what i've seen through these discussions i have had with president-elect trump as well as what we've seen in his speech at the night of his victory, as well as the people he selected as part of his transition, all of those things combined give me increasing hope that president-elect trump is the very man who can lead us to that better future. reporter: romney also con

martha: i'm martha maccallum. you too. we have fascinating thing going on couple blocks where we work every day. steady stream of people show upcoming in and out of the trump you tower. a spectator sport watching people coming and going. including mr. rudy giuliani, reportedly a favorite of the next secretary of state of united states of america. how about this one? ted cruz showed up there yesterday. mr. trump's fiercest rival. remember the things they said about each other over the course election. reports he is being considered potentially for attorney general. bill: trump family went to a local restaurant, the 21 club. trump took to twitter saying following. slamming reports of this chaotic transition and saying very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet, many other positions. i am only one who knows who the finalists are, end quote, tweet. martha: doug mckelway live outside of trump tower in new york city. mr. trump pushing back on this image that the transition team is experiencing chaos right now. wh

bill: martha, what's next? martha: the voters have spoken in new hampshire which has become a tradition to open the polls at the stroke of midnight. allowing everyone to vote then go home. hillary clinton beat donald trump by a vote of 42. the turnout will be such a big deal as we watch everyone come through. there is enthusiasm and whether it translates into real long lines. one of the biggest outcomes is you will have an historic jowts come. either the first woman president oral what will be considered one of the biggest upsets of all time. that's what we are in for. bill: i was in line at 5:45 in lower manhattan, and 30 people beat me there. which states hold the key to tonight's race. polls close in two critical states as we just showed you on the map. what about the balance of power in congress. that's a story that does not get talked about a lot. >> the path to victory. where does the trump campaign see it going? one of his senior advisors will join us live election day 2015. >> hoik owes or donors and sp

martha: yeah. i mean she was measuring the drapes as we say and talking about reaching out to republicans, when she is president and that picture is definitely altered within the clinton camp in terms of what we're seeing and hearing from them, trying to get around this story. put up, if we could, in the control room, the full screen about enthusiasm gap in this race because we know that the, this same poll shows him with a one point lead now but when you take a look at erosion in enthusiasm for hillary clinton it went from 51% saying they were enthusiastic about her to 43 in one week, katie. comment on that. >> voter turnout and enthusiasm for hillary clinton for entire year including with the primary with bernie sanders has been issue. at donald trump's rallies, people are enthusiastic on republican side of the ticket even though the republican party has been split and trump has been beating her in this category consistently throughout the year. she did catch him a couple weeks ago but that lead

martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. mr. trump's agenda includes a long list of potential cabinet picks including south carolina governor nikki haley whose name came into the mix at least for the public and congressman jeb hensarling going to meet with him at trump tower. bill: his biggest sit-down will be with japan prime minister shinzo abe, his first space to face meeting with a world leader. martha: doug mckelway live at trump tower. what are you meeting about the meet tag? reporter: this meeting will take place at trump you tower at 5:00 p.m. no press invited, a closed-door meeting this is a meeting potentially fraught with all kinds of tension. of the first meeting trump had with a foreign leader with the possible exception of nigel farage from the british ukip party. he is not a head of state. trump during the campaign continually mentioned japan and mexico and china as impediments to u.s. free trade. abe sees it very, very differently. he made that very clear in reuters report, in interview he did with reuters, he sa

martha: okay. the fbi sources that you spoke with suggest that an indictment is likely -- >> i want to be clear. i want to be clear about that and this came from a q&a i did with brit hume after my show and after we went through everything. he asked me if, after the election, if hillary clinton wins, will this investigation continue? and i said, yes, absolutely. i pressed these sources again and again. what would happen? i got to the end of that and said, they have a lot of evidence that would, likely lead to an indictment. but that is not, that is inartfully answered. that is not the process. that is not how you do it. you have to have a prosecutor. if they don't move forward with a prosecutor with the doj, there would be, i'm told a very public call for an independent prosecutor to move forward. there is confidence in the evidence but for me to phrase it like i did, of course that got picked up everywhere, but the process is different than that. martha: gotcha. in terms of anthony weiner's laptop

martha? martha: how about this? the vote count is finally over couple weeks after the election in the state of michigan. state officials there have certified donald trump is the winner and that takes the state's 16 electoral votes into his column. mr. trump defeated clinton in the traditionally blue state by just over 11,000 votes in the end. the president-elect tweeting the great state of michigan was just certified as a trump win, with all our make america great supporters another victory. it brings him as we point out here to 30electoral votes. there is the shakeout for the electoral college in the election, 232 for hillary clinton. 306 for donald trump. the president-elect also retweeting a frenzy last night, calling out media coverage of the recount in wisconsin. this is quite an interesting political tale going on here. coming up in the next hour we'll speak with trump's transition communications director jason miller about that, and mr. trump's cabinet picks so far. we'll talk to jill stein who initiated that

martha: i do. keeping jobs here in the united states is one of the big central focuses for donald trump. a big campaign problem is of course. now he is taking credit for keeping a ford plant here in the united states. big news that broke last evening. we'll talk about with charles payne. first, does this moment ring a bell from the campaign trail? >> it's disgraceful, what's going to happen is ford just announced they're doubling down. they will build much more in mexico. we can't allow it to happen anymore. we're not going to allow it to happen anymore. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seco

martha. martha: fascinating to watch it unfold. so much is sinking in for everybody across the country. so after the white house, where does he go from there, peter? reporter: he will have lunch with one of the leaders here on capitol hill he needs to work with, needs help from, to get his ambitious agenda rolling. that is speaker of the house paul ryan. meets here on capitol hill club which is hangout for gop lawmakers. senior producer on capitol hill, chad pergram, points out there is time sensitive issue, that is the debt limit. ryan may want to talk about certain deals see how long they extend it bevacqua anybody talks about going off the cliff. trump needs ryan for repealing obamacare and probably even building the wall. there are many things that though obviously that trump has talked about and many in d.c. expect him to want to get rolling on it as soon as he takes over because he doesn't have to worry about any democratic majorities in congress come january. martha? martha: very extraordinary position he is in. we'll see ho

six days, martha. martha: fascinating, thanks bill. more potential trouble for the clinton campaign out there as another surprise comes in from the fbi, this time related to the former president bill clinton and his final days in the office. clinton campaign questioning the timing on that release. bill: donald trump setting sights on blue states, do democrats have reason to be worried? watch the map. watch where they travel. >> thank you, everybody. i will not disappoint you, that i promise. this great movement started on june 16th of last year and now we are one week away. think of it, one week from the change you've been waiting for your entire life. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the opti

martha: i'm martha maccallum. there is a lot of buzz, a lot of speculation who will fill these cabinet position this is morning. a lot of talk about the secretary of state position. some are saying that they think it has been narrowed down to two people. we don't know for sure. but perhaps former mayor of new york city rudy giuliani is high on the list. perhaps former united nations ambassador and fox news contributor john bolton. here is mayor giuliani when asked about this. >> first of all i won't be attorney general. so good, i won't have to decide that one. >> make that clear. >> choice for secretary of state in the trump administration is rudolph giuliani, john is bolton. we don't have john bolton here tonight. i will ask you questions. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [laughter]. bill: wow. martha: kristin fisher live in washington. what are you hearing about mr. trump's pick for secretary of state today? >> martha i asked john bolton bit this mornin

martha. martha: fascinating. in terms of the recount story that also bubbled up a lot over the weekend, peter what is donald trump's counter to the pushback on the wisconsin vote? reporter: martha, the president-elect agrees there were millions of illegally cast votes, he just thinks it benefit the democrats. he is saying all illegal votes did was dent his margin of victory. at the end of the long holiday weekend took to twitter around wrote this. winning electoral college in a landslide, i won popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. why isn't the media reporting on this. series bias, big problem. mr. trump subtly swiped at democrats knocking him for not winning the popular vote with this pair of tweets. it would have been much easier to win so-called popular vote, electoral college i would only campaign in three or four states, instead of 15 states i visited. i would have won even more easily and convincingly but smalle

martha: peter ducey in dc. bill: some harsh words in the final day of this campaign, every different meeting yesterday. the host of i will tell you what, good morning to you. put that meeting aside, let's roll some more of this. what do you think the effect of these protests are? >> a tremendous help to him. it is a boone to donald trump because what he is doing is, republicans around him, any concern in the short-term whether there would be a honeymoon for donald trump in a party the demonstrated it provided, evaporates with misconduct by protesters, they rally behind trump. this is why trump won in large part and how he will consolidate his party but does more than that, embarrasses democrats am ashamed democrat into a longer honeymoon, people like bernie sanders and others saying i wish the president-elect well, i want him to do a good job intensified by this behavior. bill: to the trump transition. is this outsiders? insiders? a hybrid of both? what works with trump now? >> the thing about a honeymoon is it

martha: mr. trump granting his first interview as president-elect and laying out what the biggest priorities will be with the republicans in congress. here is some of that. >> you met with some republican leadership. what was the one thing that you all agreed you want to get done right away? >> well, i would say there was more than one thing. there were three things. there was health care, there was immigration and there was a major tax billowerring taxes in this country. >> chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us now with the very latest. james, bannon, man, oh, man a firebrand sparking a lot of controversy. >> the appointee was dispatched to morning talk shows to defend his many battled colleague. the target is steve bannon who will serve as president's chief strategist and senior counselor. bannon brought a managerial competence to the. left and right citing his chairmanship of breitbart, in recent years under his leadership gravitated towards the so-called alt-right. spokesman for

back to you in new york, martha. martha: matt, thank you very much. bill: campaign has been chockful of serious moments. sometimes humor works however. have a look at this. >> gowdy consistent, conservative, steady. got a good head on his shoulders. don't know about the hair though. >> you do remember i'm still sitting here? >> just saying. >> trey gowdy, consistent conservative, inconsistent haircuts. >> this is trey gowdy, for some reason i approved this message. i have had a lot of help recognizing that weakness over the last six years. i can tell you this, i am only politician in america dumb enough to run a negative attack ad on himself but i thought people needed to laugh. and the last couple of days before an election and i would rather laugh at me than me poke fun of somebodies. bill: nice. gowdy. martha: self-deprecating humor goes a long way, doesn't it? bill: a lot of time comes on the air but we're not sure what his hair would look like. martha: he noticed the phenomenon he is discussing. over the sides. straight back. you never know what

. - martha sturgis? - she must be very rich. - i couldn't say. - well, if you wish to talk about it, you know where i can be reached. - why, it's that lovely jewelbox. i thought you said it had been sold. - the customer who bought it changed her mind. i remembered how much you admired it and i simply had to bring it to you. - oh, oh but i couldn't possibly accept. - oh please, i was very rude thay - your behavior was perfectly understandable, mr. appleby, i assure you. and certainly not worth this much. you must let me buy it. - but then i would feel like a door to door salesman. - no, no, mr. appleby. i'm sorry, but it would be improper for me to accept such an expensive gift from -- - from a man you hardly know? well, that's true - no, you are terribly kind but you must let me send a check. - very well, if you insist ... - yes. - but i warn you, ms. sturgis. much better acquainted so i can present a proper apology. - oh, i'm sure you have much more important things to do, mr. appleby. - none are as imp

. >> what is martha's nickname. >> she is she's martha, we can't put nothing on that this is the queen. >> snoop dogg and martha teaming up for a hilarious new show. >> snap and martha's pot luck connection. >> to me it was. i always loved what she could. you could feel the chemistry. it's like magic. >> i'm learning a little bit of the language of snoop. >> what have you got so far. >> i've got the for shizzle drizzle. >> drizzle, bizzle, bazzle. >> what are cooking terms that you have learned. >> like the utensils she uses. her bling. i swear to god some of the stuff she uses in the kitchen, like i would put it chain. >> oh, man, look at this. a piece of weed. >> i know your herbs are a little bit different. >> my herbs come from a different part of the planet. >> he has the munchies. he has them bad. >> i have a game for you guys. martha, he want you to complete these snoop dogg lyrics. snoop weigh in. martha, finish the sentence, i've got my mind on my? >> i've got my mind on my fork and spoon. >> snoop? laid-back with my mind on my money and my money on my mind. >> that is her foc

martha: i think it's still morning. >> endless night. bill: carl, you were -- karl, you were victor cal in 2000 and 2004. have you ever tasted defeat to this degree when you consider a lifetime of effort that went to becoming president hillary clinton? >> i got a taste of it. as a young main went to work for a tall lanky texan named george h.w. bush and remained close to bush 41 the rest of my life. i got a sense of it when he was defeated in 1992. if you read his the diary. for a man who is not introspective, always forward looking, this is a dark moment. he has a lot of healthy things in his life and quickly recovered from it. but you can imagine way it's like for a woman who sought this note once but twice and come up short. and whose husband held the office, and who thought that she sort of had this, that this was hers. it was her time. she invested this with a lot of emotion. this was the chance for her on behalf of all women to break a glass ceiling. then to come up short with a person she had little respect for, and about whom rig

and this is his daughter martha. martha, this is conchita. hello. she's very beautiful, no? getting flint yes, she is. very beautiful. in wrong with dan jaeger, young lady. reverend jaeger and i are going to be married. oh. you are very beautiful, se?orita. very beautiful. we'll be happy to have you with us, my dear. come, martha. we'll take conchita to the wagon and see what we can do to make her comfortable. thanks, mr. williams. you go along with them. they'll take care of you. go ahead. major: flint? yeah? what's on your mind, major? well, i hoped i wouldn't have to spell it out for you. but it looks like i'm gonna. a gal like that conchita can get under a man's skin she's a little girl to me. little girl, huh? sweet, gentle, innocent little girl. just about as gentle as a she-badadr-- with claws just as sharp, and you'd better look out for 'em, boy. don't worry about her. she's kind of f range. i'm just tryin' to make her feel at home. i got no more interest in her than you have. applause ) dance, honey. come on. don't touch h . i do not like it. oh, come on, honey. let

and good thing martha was there. she also had a wonderful sense of humor, which you never know seeing her in that little bobcap. but she named her cat hamilton. that was appropriate. that was the winner at morristown. there were a couple of winters at morristown but this was that particular winter. and it was a terrible time in the war. troops were threatening desertion by regiment and her presence was incredibly important. the british were also very nearby. as was the congress which was moving around a lot because they, of course, were traitors to the king and all subject to being hanged at any moment. so martha was sometimes in a precarious position. and when british raids would occur, various members of the troops would be assigned to guard her. and one particular one of these raids, george washington was away and a soldier was sent in. mt. vernon happily has found this letter. the soldier wrote, i am happy with the importance of my charge as well as the presence of the most amiable woman on earth. but then he was

martha: thank you so much. thanks, bill. how did the polls get it so

here, martha. keep them covered, particularly our friend pete. if they make the slightest move, shoot. >> don't point that thing at me, it's dangerous! >> it is very dangerous. i'm going to give you exactly one minute to make up your mind about taking me to pancho, or else the little archer will shoot you right between the eyes. >> you're bluffing. >> bluffing, eh? half a minute gone already. >> you can't do this, you can't. it's, it's, it's inhuman, it's-- 15 seconds. 10 seconds. five seconds. >> all right, all right, you win. you win. >> martha, you'll have to show me someday how to make this clock shoot. but i can shoot this one. get going! get down. tell your men to come out with their hands up. >> there's only one. ed! come out with your hands up. ed! can't you hear me? >> drop your guns. >> good work, ed. >> all right. head for the cabin. >> oh, uncle toby. uncle toby. >> you lied about the jewels, toby. where are they? >> the jewels. well, you'll never find them. i've hidden them, you see. you'll never find them! >> where are they, toby? >

martha. >> thank you. whatever you think of what the cast of "hamilton" said how politically wise was it for the president-elect to take them on given the lingering concerns about both his temperament and his tone. >> i think us clear either way trump feels strongly about this. all the tweeting plays into the charge that he's thin skinned, he can't take criticism. but his supports love when he fights back. in the end most americans are the very least have come to expect this kind of thing from trump and overlook it. >> so martha, mitt romney visited with donald trump yesterday. when we first heard this was going to happen, there was speculation this was just about a photo-op. is he serious about mitt romney? >> so far it is a photo-op but also a step for trump who holds grudges after mitt romney has said nasty things about him and calling him a phony and and supposed to show trump is moving outside his inner circle with an openness to new people and new ideas. we'll have to see. >> so there's a concern abo

martha, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan and paula. for a generation of americans the threat from cuba was real and frightening. a tiny country just off our shores, 90 miles with a powerful ally. from military disasters to near nuclear war, the 50-year feud with a fidel castro-led cuba was marked by tension and tragedy. soviet union led to the icy international relations with the u.s. during the cold war and the two nations newfound resentment escalated quickly. >> the purposes of these bases can be none other than to provide a nuclear strike capability against the western hemisphere. >> reporter: while his allies agreed to remove their missile, castro's animosity towards the u.s. survived. in 1999, the custody battle over elian gonzalez playing out return to cuba. his mother had drowned while escaping with him to the u.s. armed u.s. agents forcibly removing the boy from his miami relatives, returning him to his father in cuba. and there is guantanamo bay, the naval base leased by the u.s. from the castro regime since 1959. after the c

dan and paula. >> martha, stand by, if you will. we want to ask you a few questions. as you reported, president obama recently restored diplomatic relations with cuba, but his successor, president-elect donald trump, has promised to reverse that policy. >> yeah, here's what trump said september. >> we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal made by executive order if we do not get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deserve including protecting religious and political freedom. >> all right, for more on this we want to bring back in martha and abc's chief white house correspondent jon karl in our washington bureau, and first and foremost, jon, what impact d you think that castro's death is going to have on this fluid situation? >> well, he was such a symbol of the cuban revolution and such a symbol of tension between cuba and the united states that even though he has effectively been out of power for ten years, it could well have some impact on how congress looks at this. the big change that president obama wants to u.s. cuba policy trade

>> martha raddatz at the white house tonight. martha, our thanks to you, as well. >>> also late today, hillary clinton and her phone call with members of congress on capitol hill. te supporters and donors this weekend. acknowledging the pain and placing a good deal of the blame, she says, on the fbi director. he brought the e-mails back into sharp focus, just 11 days before the election, then two days before the election, revealing they found nothing. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: late today, hillary clinton calling her democratic allies in congress, telling them not to be discouraged or divided in the wake of donald trump's win. it is the opposite of a victory donors this weekend, telling them she is heartbroken. and blaming her loss in large part on that renewed fbi investigation into her e-mails just 11 days before the election. saying director james comey stopped their momentum. clinton said his letter just two days before the election clearing her actually fueled votes for trump and is what really hurt them in the

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martha. >> shannon, thank you. so the president-elect has laid out his plans for the first 100 days in office and some of his biggest and boldest plans deal with one of his main campaign promises. immigration reform. fox news chief national correspondent ed henry has that story tonight. >> even as president-elect donald trump in public was all about showcasing cooperation today at the white house, in private, trump is moving quickly to map out a bold plan to follow through on one of his most divisive campaign promises, building a wall. a direct challenge to everyone from president obama to enrique down in mexico. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> trump is trying to balance that hard edge rhetoric from the campaign with his more diplomatic tone since the election. that includes taking a phone call from the mexican president who met with trump months ago. >> i have many friends, so many friends and some friends coming to mexico and in mexico. >> according to a document released by the presid

but obviously, we've got more work to do martha. he is a hero of our country and for everyone in america. i think he's a figure that can bring america together. someone you can point to no is a man that every american would respect and someone certainly more than capable of leading the department of defense at a time when we need to get serious about isis and our security around the globe, whether it be china, north korea, syria, libya, you know as well martha, you're an expert at these things, we need leadership and certainly general mattis is a leader and president-elect trump loves leaders like general mattis. >> let's talk about another be mike flynn who he has chosen as national security adviser. he is highly admired for his work as an intelligence officer but has a history of controversial views about islam. he said in an interview in july and at a conference in august that islam is not a real religion but a political ideology masked behind a religi religion. is he in line how president trump views islam? there are some aspect

we have martha wainwright right here tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good night city. i've seen martha in concert so many times. she tears the house down. um, yeah. tears the house down, is - [ laughter ] you guys are on twitter, right? do you use twitter? [ cheers ] we just twitter on our show every single week. so, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a a hashtag, and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on a a topic that's been in the news. so, since people voted to legalize marijuana in california, massachusetts, and nevada yesterday, i went on twitter and sent out a hashtag called "new weed laws." [ laughter ] so, for example, i think a good new weed law would be that [ laughter ] and allow pet iguanas on the premises. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, we want to hear some of your ideas. all you have to do is tweet one using the #newweedlaws. or you can post them on our facebook page as well. just keep it short-ish. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and if we like it, it could be on the

now martha, oh yes, it was. fine. he was walking along, shining his light up into the trees, and he walked right into the brook. that's 'cause you didn't wanna leave a trail, huh, mr. wilson? dennis, you're a good friend. you know, you ought to go camping sometime. boy, that would be swell. can i help you bring in the rest of your gear? well, sure. come on. dad, can i sleep out in the backyard tonight? dennis, i don't have a tent. oh, don't be a killjoy, mitchell. he could borrow our camping equipment. swell. oh, that's very generous of you. say, can i get tommy to sleep out with me? oh, you can go ask his mother. i'll envy you, dennis, being out there under the stars. you know, mitchell, that's the only trouble being home. i'll miss the sound of the wild creatures calling in the night. can i wear your smokey the bear hat, now i'm gonna go see if tommy can come. oh, he's a wonderful kid. [ringing] hello? oh, hi ted. uh, henry, i was wondering if you and alice would like to come over tonight. we'll, um, play a little b