hayden saying when he heard the news he said okay, that's good, that can work so these are two poles of the intelligence community saying this could be

retired general michael hayden joins the discussion as well. "morning joe" is back in a moment. >> troops on the ground? >> i'm not going to say anything. i don't want to tell anybody anything. >> what about the american people? >> we have great generals. we have great generals. >> you said you knew more than the generals about isis? >> to be honest with you, i probably do because look at the job they've done. look at the job they've done. they haven't done the job. >> president-elect doubles down on knowing more than generals do about isis. former cia director michael hayden joins us next on "morning joe." bp engineers use underwater robots, so they can keep watch over operations below the sea, even from thousands of feet above. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >> i showed the front of "the washington post" before. always have the redskins on the front. long suffering fans that they are in washington. the nfl, that's a huge cultural story. nfl is dying. i mean, it's dying because we've all said it. you

coming up next at 4:00, we will go one-on-one with general michael hayden to break down what comes next. michelle: plus the president pardon tater and tot and explains why his daughters ditched today's event. president obama: this year, they had a conflict. [laughter] michelle: so just for them, and you, we put together the jonathan: we are on traffic watch. it's not moving too bad considering the time of year it is. this is usually the busiest travel day of the year. right now traffic is moving along. jamie sullivan will have a big picture look at the get-away and the backups coming up at 4:50. 20 minutes. the footure first family arrived in florida last night. today the president-elect trump tapped betsy devos for carson as h. u. d. secretary but yet to name a secretary of state. so what is concerning about a president trump? scott thuman sat down with the former head of the c.s.a. and the n.s.a. to find out. scott: general michael hayden has run the highest levels to the intelligence ranks from the central intelligence agency to n.s.a. he has also been a harsh critic of donald trump.

. >> michael hayden, the former director of the n.s.a. blames russian president vladimir putin. >> he is definitely trying to affect the american political process. i think he's triking to erode what i said. just to be messing with our heads. >> reporter: in recent weeks, russian officials have called the accusations nonsense. and because voting machines are not connected to the internet, u.s. officials say a cyber attack could not affect the vote total on election night. but, a d.h.s. official says they are very concerned about attempts to cause confusion. d.h.s. will be paying especially close attention to secretary of state websites on election night to get election information. d.h.s. officials say they have been in conversations with all 50 states about cyber security and incident response teams are gearing up. >> brian: well, if you have an iphone, chances are you have seen it pop up. well, for one family the site wasn't good. a naked man's picture popped up on an iphone in the hands of a two-year-old. laura demaria is getting answe

hayden former director of the nsa, says russian president, vladmeere putin, trying to create distrust. >> definitely trying to affect the political process, i think he's just happy enough to do what i said, just to be messing with our heads. >> and authorities say that the total vote numbers tonight should be safe against cyber attacks, because voter boots normally not connected to the internet. join us again for local and national coverage on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. scott pelle the evening news at 6:30, cbs news team begins special election night coverage at 8:00 bring you local and national races on a special edition of "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" at 10:00. then cbs news and "eyewitness news", team up, to bring you all you need to know on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> and again, the "eyewitness news" team is covering all the races you care about, jessica dean, natasha brown will cover the presidential race in new york city. we have reporters on all of the big races, and pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. cbs-3 is your station for campaign 2016. >>> in oth

former cia and nsa director general michael hayden is challenges facing the president-elect from russia to iran to north korea. >>> donald trump's election is certain to change america's national security policies around the world. last week in the "the washington security director michael hayden criticized trump for admiring russian president vladimir putin. general hayden joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> reporter: because you and other national security officials have so been up front in your criticism on national security grounds of donald trump, what is your worst scenario? what is your biggest fear of donald trump as president? >> charlie, i think the biggest fear i have is that he doesn't haha has to have. look. i think it's fair to say that he has become the president-elect by showing anger, by being accusatory. frankly not being all that fact-based and scapegoating, imagining enemies. none of that fits into the intelligence picture. that is very alien the way intelligence comes at an issue. and unless he has a conversation inductive people, and he has a d

hayden / former director of the nsa and cia: when i saw the choice i was heartened. i think this is a serious man. still, some point to pompeo's role in the benghazi hearings. the congressman released his own report, faulting clinton, when he felt the republican-led committee did not go far enough. trump's attorney general pick is a popular among conservatives, extraordinary attorney general. but critics of the alabama senator are quick to point out that he was denied a federal judgeship in 1986 over allegations he made racist remarks. jeff sessions denied making those remarks. looking ahead, trump is expected to spend the weekend going over more potential picks, including a much- anticipated meeting with one-time foe, mitt romney. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. take a selfie as you sip. coca-cola is now making a selfie the bottle automatically takes a picture when you tilt it seventy degrees to take a sip. and thanks to a u-s-b port in the base, you can transfer your drinking selfies to your computer and share them on social media. an israeli advertising agenc

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hayden saying when he heard the news he said okay, that's good, that can work so these are two poles of the intelligence community saying this could be the right person to bring the agency into the future whatever future we're facing. we haven't seen a bunch of policy papers so that part's unclear. >> we have that, let's listen. >> frankly, michael, when i saw the close i was heartened. this is a serious man who takes these questions seriously and who studies these questions and so my -- like i said, i'm heartened by the choice. >> you know the intel community, buck sexton. >> i worked for hayden who was also very highly regarded and well respected across the board for being somebody who would dive deep into the ish shoes, is quite knowledgeable but was also able to understand the bureaucratic -- the very byzantine ways of the community. pompeo has a sterling resume, he's more than competent, more than qualified, he brings military service, he'll get respect from the military community. he has a legacy in the private sector, he's not a career government guy, he has tea party bona fid

people like michael hayden who supported it. people bringing this up from statements from mike pompeo made, you asked me about it. i wouldn't have brought up waterboarding. but mike pompeo in the past has made statements which i agree with by the way but i also having worked with him he's one of the smartest, most intelligence people i met. first in his class at west point, graduate of harvard law school and absolutely dedicated guy. he'll be an outstanding cia director. >> and one more beat on the surveillance. the american people seemed fairly unified for us in our understanding collectively that we wanted less of that. we wanted the authorities to have to have a reason not just to surveil american opportunities, looking for something there that they should have something they're looking for specifically before they do it. >> but they didn't do that. chris, they didn't do that. they never did that. they never had open surveillance. what they did was intercept -- track, the nsa would track phone calls made from terrorists overs

hayden. welcome general had den. >> good morning. >> before trump's win you his potential presidency dangerous. joining about 50 top republican national security officials and expressing your opposition. now that he's won you say it's time to give the president-elect a chance. let's go to those national security picks. he has tapped congressman mike pompeo to be the next cia director. you were cia director. does he have enough experience for the job? >> i think so. i was actually heartened by that pick. i actually am aware that the i mean he's got as much experience going into that job as leon pennetta did and i think leon did a wonderful job and highly regarded at the agency. people know him from the house intelligence committee and have always said he was serious, studied the issues and worth talking to. now, i get that political patina with regard to benghazi. even when that was going on they had time t issues. >> president-elect trump has been critical of the intelligence agency doubting

the former cia and nsa director, michael hayden, calls congressman pompeo a serious man and says he is heartened at the selection to be america's spy chief. analysts say the latest selections may show president-elect trump is good on his campaign promise to be a conservative commander in chief. you may remember before the election, some republicans accused donald trump of not being a true conservative. his old gop rival, ted cruz, called him a rich new york liberal and compared him to hillary clinton. doug mckelway at trump tower where trump will be hitting the road in a minute. doug? >> reporter: hi, and given some of nation sessions' remarks from long ago and given mike pompeo's remarks and tea party affiliation, democrats who were so badly wound ed on election night not happy with the confirmation process. we're hearing that will be the case. the soon-to-be minority leader chuck schumer said in statement today, i'm quoting now, "i know senator sessions, and we have worked out in the gym. the fact that he is a senator does not absolve flim answering tough questions in the confirmatio

hayden and others. democrats also are speaking positively about him. he is another adult in the room. mike pompeo, ok, he is an acceptable guy, one of us, we know we can do business with them. in the business these guys are going to do is bring back a full-blown torture operation. it is not that under obama the cia wasn't engaged in horrifyingly -- horrifying activities of question will legality, it is like with bush and cheney, they ward on their sleeves. cheney's obsession with we have to use forces on the dark side. that is coming back in the power right now. juan: i want to ask you, kansas congressmember mike pompeo has a closed closing one-time obey. in 2013, he said the prisoners who were on hunger strike "it looked to me like a lot of them have put on weight." is also a vocal opponent of the iran nuclear deal. this whole issue of guantanamo, which obama has been trying to close -- at least whittling down to a small number, but still not closing it. >> it is one of the great failures of the obama

michael hayden, general head of the nsa was given in the room, in the briefings, he described some of obama's senior staff as having their jaw on the floor. they were simply so shocked at the capabilities that our government actually has. >> i have to ask you about something i know donald trump likes, planes. when can we expect donald trump to get a government plane? trump force one? >> as soon as president barack obama decides to give him a plane. this is a courtesy that is extended from the sitting president to the coming in president. they're called blue and whites. the government has a big fleet. it's not just the 747 that we commonly know as air force one. they have some g-5s, some 757s. i believe one of president then elect barack obama, one of his first planes was in december on a 757. as soon as this president, meaning obama, decides to extend that courtesy based on protocol, based on precedent, he'll make the decision. right now, stephanie, the secret service does not perceive any sort of threat by trump flying on this private plane, so they haven't made the calculation that

former cia director michael hayden to talk about that. plus newly elected senate minority leader which you can schumer discusses the ppl democratic party future. up on this week. gray and nydia back to you. >> thank you martha. we look forward tt. >>> here's some of the stories we're working on for you at noon. a rescue mission needs rescuing i felt. >>> if riding a horse is too much, how about a camel safari. >>> for gray hall, chris sowers, karen rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at noon. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. donald trump transitions from presidential candidate to president-elect. >> tremendous talent. people that as i say we will make america great again. >> already fierce ques we ask trump choef chief of staff reince priebus former cia director and our experts here live. plus -- >> welcome to the dawn of a new unified republican government. >> america in transition. how will the democratic party define its path forward. >> let's look where we are. is thi

. >> some key members have praised the pompeo selection, including former cia director, michael hayden, who was not a trump supporter and said he was heartened by the choice. pompeo is a man who takes these questions seriously. >> a lot of bipartisan support for him. thanks very much. >>> and we have this breaking news just into cnn. president-elect trump just agreed to settle a lawsuit for $25 million. we talked about trump university a lot during the campaign and how it could be a massive problem for the trump administration. people who attended the trump-branded school, you may remember, claimed that they were sold a bill of goods and that they were lied to. the president-elect had filed appeal after appeal, insisting that he did not defraud people who attended trump u. but now just minutes ago in a press release, the attorney general announced the president-elect had agreed to $25 million settlement for the more than 6,000 victims. trump will also pay up to $1 million in penalties to the state of new york for violating state education laws. all this according to the statement. i wa

michael hayden, former cia director, said he was heartened by this choice. but i will say this. he's got the background and the intelligence, top of his class at west point, he's a military veteran. but on the issues, there are some real differences with current policy and this gives you a sense of the direction that donald trump may be pushing things. one, you mentioned this earlier, manu mentioned this earlier, support for greater domestic surveillance. he opposes the closure of guantanamo bay. he opposes the ban of torture for use with interrogation of terror suspects. it's actually interesting, we should be asking the democratic supporters who are saying they are happy with this choice, those are fundamental differences not just from democrats but even from some republicans on an issue like torture. so he represents, despite a background that will likely get him through confirmation, big change on major intelligence issues. >> it tells you something when we have seen the most conventional pick so far and he's seen as the most conventional pick so far, does come with these is

former cia and nsa director, michael hayden called him a tool of the russian government a few weeks ago. how does trump take those strained relations and work with people in the intelligence community? you had omarosa, former apprentice contestant say he is keeping a long list of enemies. there's no progress from doing that. >> newt gingrich, i can't think of anyone i admire more in politics more than him. he is a level-headed guy that will work with him and show him how to get it done. and switching gears in meeting with the president tomorrow, i thought back to when president obama and hillary clinton had such a divisive primary and president obama, the faults i have with him. i do admire him in certain ways and i think he will handle this quick lip as well. >> that 2008 heated primary was not to the level that this general election was, nor -- >> you go back to south carolina, my home state and it got very personal and very nasty. >> do you think donald trump questioning the legitimacy. >> yes, hillary clinton's folks did it in the primary before donald trump. it happened in my home

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. >> reporter: michael hayden a former director of the nsa blames russian president vladimir putin. >> he's definitely trying to affect the political process. he's just happy to do what i said, wrestle with their >> reporter: in just weeks russian officials have called the accusations nonsense. and because voting machines are not connected to the internet, u.s. officials say a cyber attack could not affect the vote total on election night. but a test official says they are very concerned about attempts to cause confusion. dhs will be paying especially close attention to secretary of state websites and other popular have been in conversation with all 50 states about cyber security and incident response teams are gearing up. gayle. >> jeff, thank you. our full coverage of the >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. >>> the big fight in hispanic early voters could prove decisive in key states. we'll take you to florida where trump needs to win. >>> eric trump is here with his father and how he sees election battlegrounds. >> th

. >> reporter: michael hayden a former director of the nsa blames russian president vladimir putin. >> he's definitely trying to affect the political process. he's just happy to do said, wrestle with their heads. >> reporter: in just weeks russian officials have called the accusations nonsense. and because voting machines are not connected to the internet, u.s. officials say a cyber attack could not affect the vote total on election night. but a test official says they are very concerned about attempts to cause confusion. dhs will be paying especially close attention to secretary of websites used to get election officials dhs officials say they have been in conversation with all 50 states about cyber security and incident response teams are gearing up. gayle. >> jeff, thank you. our full coverage of the election begins at 6:30 eastern, 5:30 central and charlie and norah will join the huge team. >>> elizabeth palmer in moscow reveals why the kremlin may want >> samantha: good morning to you. it is election day. if you vote this morning or through midday you should be just fine. it is l

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