with billions at stake, listen to candidate trump talk about saventhuary cities. >> the trump administration will end upon the nightmare of violence and protect american lives and cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. 300 cities and cones have sanctuary policies and many allow law enforcement to ignore the immigrants. that allows immigrants to come out of the shadows and report crimes which makes everyone safer. >> americans need to start realize. >> christine, as a protector and not a deporter. we have to respect those rowel and until we do that, we will not be the police department that i want us to be and not be the police department that the city deserves. >> reporter: but that is a hard sell for families who lost loved ones. kate stienel and brend an men dossa. >> americans need to realize our politicians need a back bone and stand up for american and stop protecting illegal criminals that are here in our country. >> reporter: the trump administration will have the discretion to move money from sanctuary cities to cities that respect immigration law. >> watch out, a foam blob

the trial administration is going -- the trump administration is going to have to face strong opposition and make deals across the aisle. the surprise reflects the polls which were not terribly accurate and also surprise among the elites in the intelligensia which was not victory. >> there are some things we know about his approach to national security and a lot of open questions. tell us what we know and what are the questions. >> i think there are a lot of open questions. mr. trump does not come from a policy background. that is not what he is bringing to the table. he is coming to the table as a businessman, someone here to change the system. when it comes to national questions. obviously, he has talked about the importance of allies contribute their fair share. he has been more aggressive talking about it than many. but i think that is something most analysts would agree our allies need to do more. beyond that, he is clearly talking about the importance of national security, the need for more when it comes to military in particular. i think the odds for some sort of defense budget in

get organized at voya.com. >>> a one-time critic of donald trump could join the trump administration. south carolina governor nicki haley meets with the transition team today. >>> a world leader meeting at trump tower in a matter of hours to pay president-elect trump a visit. >>> these two world leaders get together this morning. it is president obama's farewell visit with angela merkel. welcome back to "early start." i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. new this morning, word of a transition source that donald trump is interesting nicki considering minicki haley. the transition team is putting some teeth into trump's promise to drain the swamp. announcing overnight that any registered lobbyist would have to unregister before being v vetted for a senior job. they would be banned from lobbying for five years after they leave office. let's bring in sara murray. >> reporter: trump spent wednesday in trump tower taking visits from top aides and visits from the family members. some staffers were pushing back on the notion that his transition was in disarray. particularly hitting bac

call now. >>> a one-time trump critic could join the trump administration. >>> a world leader due at trump tower and in a matter of hours, the japanese prime minister. >>> and the farewell visit with german chancellor angela merkel. >> i'm george howell. welcome back to "early start." >> i'm christine romans. nicki haley was not up for re-election eight days ago. she is the sitting south carolina governor. >> a lot to talk about with nicki haley. trump is considering her for role of secretary of state. that is the word at least from the transition source. haley is said to met with the president-elect at trump tower. she spent the primary season slamming donald trump and backing marco rubio. that is until trump won the nomination and haley said she would vote for him. in the meantime, the transition team is putting teeth in the promise to drain the swamp. the catch phrase they used in the campaign. announcing any registered lobbyist would have to unregist unregister. they would be banned from lobbying for five years after leaving government service. cnn's sara murray has the latest on

a trump administration would cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. we will end illegal immigration, deport all criminal aliens, the ones we just spoke about, and we will save american lives. we will also repeal obama andnton's defense sequester rebuild a very badly depleted military. that includes major new investments and resources for the pensacola naval air station. did you ever hear of those places? pretty good places. a lot of people here. i am honored to have the endorsement of 200 more than that now, much more than that. top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients. i have met so many of them and they are incredible people. and i would foreign policy will put america first. hillary and our failed washington establishment have spent $6 trillion on wars in the middle east that we never won and never end. it is now in where shape than ever before. the middle east is a catastrophe. hads far worse off than weak but nothing. they dragged us into foreign wars that have made us less safe , they have made our borders wide open at home and

trump administration. why have you declined? >> well, i want to be as helpful as i can be and i think the unique value i bring having been speaker of the house, the person who developed go pack into a state legislative program, having helped trump and the presidential campaign, this is the strongest republican party in history. more state legislators than we've ever had, control of the house, senate and i think we need some strategic planning that looks out to 2025 and says over the next eight years how are we going to serve the american people so well at every level that we consolidate this belief that republican government is effective, serves the values of the american people and works. and that's a unique roll, it's one i played a little bit with reagan, played a lot as speaker, i think it gives me an opportunity to try to help the entire party, including president-elect trump in a way that may be fairly unique. >> so size up what we know so far for us, newt, in terms of these positions and these expec

[cheers and applause] donald trump: a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. as i said and as you know, we are not playing games. yes, we will build the wall. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "build the wall "] donald trump: the fact that it is 110 degrees in this room, i don't care. think of it as a sauna. this room was not designed for this many people. think of it as a sauna. we get this for nothing. we have received the first ever endorsement from our ice and border patrol. 16,500 great, amazing people. they tell us the border crisis is the worst it has ever been. you have been reading about it. it is a national emergency. it is the worst it has ever been. i'm going to give you some stats. this is about as bad as it gets. hillary has pushed, open those borders. there goes your country. it would mean the destruction of the united states in a true sense. the immigration officers warned that hillary's plan is "the most radical immigration the united statesin history" and it would lead to the "loss of thousands of lives." would allowton

trump administration. now today president-elect trump met with vice president elect mice pence to talk about filling key cabinet positions. fox news can confirm that laura ingrah ingraham's name is being floated as a press secretary. joining us now fox news contributor and nationally syndicated radio host. listen, i think you would be great at it. that's my honest answer. i think -- i would never in a million years have the patience to deal with those idiots every single day. good luck if you take it. >> oh, come on. >> i would not have the patience. >> why don't you do it. >> no thank you. >> can't we do something where like i'll go one day, you go the next, i'll go one day, you go the next. >> maybe we can cohost from there. how about this, if you become press secretary, let me co-host press secretary a day with you, sort of bring your bff to work day. >> bring hi old friend to work day. i would love that. i can tell you, sean, the narrative is so far ahead of where things really are. but it's cool to be

what is a trump administration energy policy going to look like? >> well, i think the first priority is going to be to dismantle the obama environmental legacy. so for instance the clean power plan aimed at power plants will be either rolled back or delayed or slow-walked or reversed entirely, depending on what road they take. but i think the initial efforts are all going to be designed to dismantle everything that obama has done in this area over the last eight years. >> brangham: it's hard to know if voters picked trump because of his energy policy but i think it's undeniable there are a lot of people in the country especially in states like west virginia who think when you talk about cutting carbon emissions you mean you're cutting their jobs, that energy costs are going to go up and, to a lot of voters, that doesn't seem like an exchange they want to make. in some ways, trump has something of mandate, opportunity he? >> i don't think so, william. a couple of things, one is not a lot of people know this yet, but renewable energy now employs far

you have to look at who the trump administration macy consit of. general flynn has been anti-china and one of the top defenders for another post. james mattis. so boris, we have a lot of speculation right now. there are a few clues here and there, but this is one of the big open-ended questions facing the trump administration as they are set to take power. >> and one question of many. that and the tpp. matt rivers from beijing, thank you. >>> at least three people injured after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of japan. it triggered a three-foot tsunami at the fukushima plant. at this point, it caused no additional damage. thank goodness. the biggest wave 4.5 feet hit sendai to the north. tremors as far as tokyo. you see the lights in the bookstore swaying. tsunami warnings have since been lifted. residents are expected to feel aftershocks. >>> and snow shovels are out in parts of the northeast here at home. more than a foot of snow fallen in some areas and more on the way. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> boris and christine,

the first thing the trump administration, in waiting, will have to do is put a team together. >> which is not to say baker stayed off the phone. he called his old friend who ran for president before jumping on the trump train. >> di reach out to governor christie, i have phone him for a long time, called him to congratulate him. i would expect at some point i'll probably hear back from him. >> as for wall street everyone had their eyes on the numbers. analysts about pre-election would men a 10% drop were smiling at day's end but they are anxious about campaign promises like nasty deportation of immigrants. >> it's global. if you start to make that talent leave here, then, you know, it will hurt our district. >> wall street will react? >> wall street will react absolutely. >> hee said other issues this might make wall street jittery, any temperatures by trump to renegotiate the national debt or trade agreements and they will janet, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> as janet mentioned, trump's election causing a panic overnight in global markets but u.s. stocks actually rebounded dramatically after

a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. and, yes, we will build the wall . thank you. we received the first ever endorsement from our ice and border patrol officers, first time they ever endorsed a presidential candidate. they tell us the border crisis taking place right now is the worst it's ever been. now, in all fairness, people probably figure that i'm going to win. so they're racing across the border. hillary has pledged totally open borders meaning you don't have a country anymore and she strongly supports sanctuary cities like in san francisco where -- right. where cait -- kate stanley was killed by a five-time deported illegal immigrant. the officers warned that hillary's plan is most radical proposal in u.s. history. that'll lead to the loss of thousands of lives and i believe that. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed thousands of the most dangerous and violent criminal aliens to go free because their countries would not take them back. countless innocent americans have been killed by illegal immigrants,

think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days of a trump administration. "trump"]ing mr. trump: thank you. so beautiful over there. i just noticed the water. let's go in for a swim. it's about 200 degrees up your. anybody want to go swimming? let's go. we are going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan. illary was to increase your taxes. we are already the highest taxation in the world. she was to increase our taxes, if you can believe that one. we are going to eliminate every job killing regulation, killing your companies, killing them. one of the reasons they are leaving. cancel every illegal obama executive order. [cheering] mr. trump: we are going to rebuild our military and take care of our great, great veterans. they're not being taken care of. you know that. a lot of veterans here. we are going to take care of our veterans finally. they have been mistreated for many, many years. we're going to support the men and women of law. enforcement. [cheering] mr. trump: we will save the second amendment, which is, as you know, under tremendous seige. we will appoi

administration. they were with him throughout the campaign, but it might surprise that late comers, even some of the never-trumpers aren't entirely off the list, as well. trump adviser and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani now helping to lead trump's transition team. >> donald has been my friend for 28 years. all my work on behalf of him has been out of great loyalty and friendship to him. i can see already how he's going to be a great president, and i'm glad i could play a small role. >> reporter: before the election, dozens of gop national security officials and experts declared in two separate letters that they would never work for a trump administration. but sources tell cnn many of those so-called never-trumpers

administration way back in may when, honestly, i think nobody thought there would be a trump administration. so working on a totally hypothetical trump presidential transition was kind of a hilarious back water busy work job for something that would never come to fruition. once donald trump freaking won the election, did you notice how fast chris christie got demoted from what turns out was now actually a very important job. and now one of the more lurid aspects of the rollicking reality show that is the trump campaign trying to become the president donald trump administration, one of the astonishingly low rent plot points in that story is basically seeing chris christie get his in a bad way. as the son of the man who he jailed and humiliated all those years ago, as that man's son steps up and relieves governor christie of his lunch money. president-elect donald trump brought his son-in-law jared kushner and the rest of the family to the white house on thursday for their meeting with the obama white house. that's him meeting with the white house chief of staff. the current white house chief

. >> reporter: the two key appointments already made in the trump administration. >> and how much the city made from the world series despite the indians heartbreaking loss. >> hope you had a temperatures climb well into the 50s today. we'll get close to 60 degrees in some spots, and expecting mostly sunny skies all across northeast ohio. we'll be in the low 50s at lunch. i think upper 50s for highs today without a problem. right now mainly 30s. it is 26 in dover presently. outside of that, low-to-middle starting things off. we still have an opportunity to see the moon shining over the next few minutes before the sun comes up. a spectacular start to the week. lots going on, including 0 another warmup. you think today is mild. wait until you see what's ahead before the week is through. i have a k up. >> good morning to all of you miss monday morning. we are seeing slow traffic on 71 south. it's adding about three minutes to your commute, so that's as you're trying to get to 480. we also have an accident reported on the west side at detroit avenue. a vehicle hit a tree. no road closures

what do you think the mainstream media is going to do during the trump administration. this is the president-elect trump. >> i am serious. >> they are hurt and they are mad and angry. move on. >> because he won fair and square. >> do you think they will. >> i think they have an obligation to. they are not there to be advocate. >> what about the news poll of the new york time and washington post. >> looks like they are spend sending everything telepathically. >> they admitted they're not going to advocate. >> they're going to be good guys again. we in a divided country already. donald trump is our hook just for unification to bring it together. that is battle if we got to have it. thank god he's the president of the united states. >> look at the tone he's delivered already. >> i love that he's screaming, why is he denouncing bad things being said to muslims. he did. look at the camera and he said stop it, stop it if there are people in his movement. >> not a single word from lesley stalls, 60 minutes. cut it out. grow up. beating people in the subway. >> that's a bully.

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the trump administration that is incoming and the fighting of course in syria. president obama did just wrap up a town hall meeting with university students here in lima, peru. he was talking about the democracy in general but there were plenty of lines to the u.s. election basically that democracy is more than an election. it is a free press. we can keep our societies open. we have the chance to try something new and we can correct that later on if we want to. kelly back to you. >> thanks rich. >>> crews in california working to clear the streets after an alarm malfunction filled a santa clara city block with white foam. it is almost actually looking like snow. i mean a lot of snow. the foam actually filled an entire city block and at one point was 10 feet tall. crews say they use the substance to put out fires. they plan to drive a giant vacuum cleaner truck through the area to brake up the foam. >> with that's it's it for ♪ something new has arrived. ♪ uniquely designed... for the driven. ♪ introducing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. lease the f

administration. who will win out in the end on this? mr. wong: it probably depends on what donald trump wants. he has a lot of political capital right now. of course, president obama still has a few months left in his term and will be the one signing any sort of funding bill at the end of this year. but president-elect trump will be dictating a lot of what happens during the lame-duck session. he had the support of the voters. , members of congress on the republican side are falling in line behind president-elect trump. we have not seen any signals about what he wants, but i expect that there probably will be a short-term cr into either february or march. >> on that to-do list, is aid to flint, michigan. the u.s. house passed that in late september. the congressman talked about that package before they resist. -- they recessed. >> this amendment is something i've been working on for some time and it would bring urgently needed aid to my hometown of flint, michigan. for over a year, the flint water cr

trump is a phony, a state in the trump administration. they met today for 90 minutes at mr. trump's golf club in bedminister, new jersey. >> very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had, and i appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect. >> reporter: mr. trump also had meetings with educator michelle rhee and retired marine general james mattis, a candidate for secretary of defense. meanwhile, mr. trump is defending his decision to settle lawsuits against trump university. as the trial was about to begin, mr. trump on friday agreed to pay $25 million, explaining in a tweet, "i settled the trump university lawsuit for a small fraction of the potential award because as president, i have to focus on our country." tomorrow, president-elect trump will meet with two of his most loyal supporters, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, it said to be in consideration for secretary of state. and new jersey governor chris job leading trump's transition team. reena, it's unclear what role christie might play in the trump ad

administration of -- it trump's vision of america? >> that burden is on the president's shoulders. there would have to be -- i have not seen it yet, certain appointments that would convey that reaction. him.hallenge will be to aboutk when you tweet actors in a play, like that is the real world. that is a little different. >> questions from members and a second. i want to ask a quick question to all of you. we have been focused on the cabinet positions. there are 4000 jobs that have to be filled. give us a tip for non-cabinet jobs that we should keep our eyes on as somebody who is crucial, telling who might say something about where this administration is headed, if you have got one. >> we talked about the u.s. the with the being such a central issue of the campaign, leanthe head and how that organization is structured, i think that is a bellwether to how president trump will proceed regarding trade. >> i would have to think about it. nothing comes to mind, having been -- most of the people under them do most of the work. there must --

a trump administration will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. all criminal aliens, stop the drugs from bring into our communities and we will end this nightmare of violence like we have never seen before. appeal the obama clinton defense sequester and rebuild our badly depleted military. we have no choice. for includes great support .or mccoy -- fort mccoy i am honored to have the endorsement of more than 200 top 22irals and generals, and medal of honor recipients. it's a great group. is law enforcement, the military, the veterans. we are going to take care of our veterans folks. our new foreign policy will america first. hillary brought disaster to iraq. to iraq, syria, libya. she empowered iran. unleashed isis by the way her and president obama, the campaigner, he ought to focus instead on campaigning for hillary clinton, where he probably has a conflict in , focus ong for her getting rid of isis, focus on lots of other things. hillary wants to start a shooting war in syria. a conflict that could for all we know trigger world war iii. for what

while the trump team looked ahead to makeup of their administration, president barack obama is in greece right now in his last planned overseas trip as president of the united states. in greece, the president spoke about what he thinks brought about the dramatic u.s. election results, and the danger it could bring. >> at times of significant stress people are going to be looking for something, and they don't always know exactly what it is that they're looking for, and they may opt for change. even if they're not entirely confident what that change will bring. we are going to have to guard against a rise in -- a prude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an "us" and a "them." >> let's get back to the trump transition for a moment. somewhat surprising news, by the way, about dr. ben carson. apparently turning down a cabinet post. politics reporter sara murray is in new york city. sara, explain what happened with dr. ben carson who ran for the republican presidential nomination. didn't do that well and then became a strong is a supporter e donald trump. >

within the trump administration. now, if they sort of throw a lifeline out to house republicans and help them figure out the policy ins and outs of this, that's something that remains to be seen. simply cutting off one thing without a way to pay for it, that's not how this works. it's too ingrained already in the health care system. >> what does that mean, alex, for supporters of donald trump, for a number of -- i mean i just think of tea party republicans who came into power on the promise they were going to combat obama care? this has been their goal, to repeal this. so if they cannot deliver that, is that acceptable to them and also to republicans across the country? >> you know i don't think we know the answer to that and brianna, if you thought it was sloppy and messy and unsightly to get this law passed in the first place, as jackie was saying, try unwinding it. this is going to be one of these places you plight see real friction between donald trump and his distinctive base support and traditional ideological

it's fuelling speculation, is there a job for ted cruz in the trump administration? there is an open seat on the supreme court. could ted cruz be a contender for that. >> primary battles are always so intense, i like that you can bury the hatchet in someone's back and then bury the hatchet for real later. >> that wasn't even in the back. that was in the forehead. >>> new backlash to donald trump's support of steve bannon as chief white house adviser. harry reid led a scathing assault on bannon's selection. reid added that bannon's former job as chairman of breitbart news. >> reporter: john and christine as president obama and hillary clinton say that people should take a wait and see attitude towards donald trump there's one democrat doing no such thing. that is harry reid, the outgoing democratic leader who took to the floor the senate and made a blistering statement against donald trump again last night. he talked about the fact he did not win the popular vote and he called on him to reject the hiring of steve bannon. >> have a responsibility to trump's responsibil

this as we start to learn what the trump administration will look like. mr. trump named reince priebus who will be white house chief of staff and steve bannon chief strategist and counsellor. >> carl, priebus and bannon, what does it mean for the trump administration? >> it means they are trying to pick two sides of the same coin. in reince priebus, the republican national committee soon to be former chairman who will be the chief of staff and that is the epitome of the establishment from a candidate who promised to break the mold and drain the swamp. and then there is stove bannon, former breitbart execute and i have harvard law graduate and a man who served on goldman sachs and the altright. somebody who has been particularly combative against the republican establishment in steve bannon and somebody who was the leader of the establishment in reince priebus. and kelli ann conway in line for a slot in the white house might choose to be be a senior advisor outside of the white house in the mold of john podesta on the hillary clinton side who had their own bus

. >> all the things i know about reince will be a good fit for the trump administration. reporter: the with it were college roommates with big dreams in the 1990s. is he a risk taker? >> not necessarily but i would say out of all the human beings on the planets i have known, met. anchor 2:priebus was a state party chairman in 2010 when he helped republican governor sweep into office. she thought he saw going to be a politician. he ran to be in the state septin 2004, but he roster that election and the rest is history. >> reince is an >> there are decimal who think the world is coming to an end with reince in there we will see a country we can be proud of. >> speaker voss thinks a trump administration will send power back to states to deem what he calls state labs for new ideas. ties rumored to be in the mix for the trump cabinet post include governor scott walker and sheriff david clark. walker says he will stick to being governor. however, clark said last week he would serve if the trump administration asked. >>> still ahead live on six after a crushing loss mike mccarth

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let's talk about the markets and what the markets want from the incoming trump administration. so far, they are getting mixed signals. reince priebus, the insider's insider. that is a calming force, but then there is steve bannon. an outsider who ran breitbart which has anti-semitic rants. >> and my issue is donald trump can do whatever he wants. for us who under estimated him, we do that at our own peril. i think if he hires his kids, he has the bannon controversy. trump said he could walk up fifth avenue and shoot people and his supporters would not abandon him. he can do whatever he wants. this seems to be background noise. >> you heard donald trump was deals, not details. what the markets are telling us, the dow at a record high with five days of gains here. the markets are saying on day one he can get tax reform and infrastructure and tax cuts. you say that may be too aggressive. >> he'll get it, christine, but the issue is when. i tend to think later than sooner. i think he will take whatever paul ryan sends him, frankly. he will not do a deep dive into the weeds on the c

guest: we will try to work with the trump administration. the signal we are getting is who he has put in charge of the epa transition team, a lobbyist for the competitive enterprise institute and is a climate denier. he does not believe we should regulate greenhouse gases. donald trump said the epa would real emissions. host: remind us what the paris accord is and what the u.s. pledged to do. guest: the paris accord is the international agreement reached a year ago in paris where the world decided how they would deal with climate change. as part of the agreement, the united states made commitments, emissions reduction commitments, by 2050.% reductions world's last hope to solve climate change together. we are talking to benjamin schreiber from friends of the earth about the incoming trump environmental's and climate policy. what is your expectation of the new chair of the epa? guest: that the new chair of the epa will be someone trying to gut the agency and their ability to regulate. we are here is anti-regulatory rhetoric out of the trump c

away from century cities. >> a trump administration will end this nightmare of violence. we will protect american lives. we will cancel all federal funding to century cities. >> reporter: since the election law enforcement and city leaders from los angeles chicago and a number of other large cities run by democrats have said they will challenge any move by the trump administration to crack down on immigration and sanctuary cities. take a listen to bill richardson the former governor of new mexico on tucker carlson tonight. >> as long as the local law community the local law enforcement community local city council agrees with the mayor this is the states rights or city rights issue. the police should be determined by a mayor. >> reporter: members of law enforcement to support policies say they encourage immigrants to report crimes instead of remaining in the shadows. will carr, fox news. >>> president-elect donald trump has settled three fraud lawsuits linked to trump university for $25 million. the lawsuit followed trump throughout his presidential campaign. students fro

as the trump administration begins to take shape. the dow aiming for a seventh straight day of gains after hitting a record high yesterday. warren buffett's berkshire hathway buying airline shares and home depot posting better than expected third quarter results. let's just start there, jim. you just mentioned mortgage rates, housing, home depot, and yet there's another part of the story that says, well, taxes may come down, infrastructure spending, and it was a good quarter for them. >> well, we have to listen to the conference call because those guys have always given you guidance much better. their actual lease, i fault them rarely, but their actual release tells you less than some other company. unless you hear what they say and the stock jumps on just the numbers, you won't know. bill miller was saying earlier, maybe they have a high tax rate. when i look at home depot and i think this was part of a trade that went on right before the election, that spend has stopped on your home. you know, retail sales numbers were really prett

what a trump administration may mean for your retirement savings. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday, november 21st. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. i'm tyler mathisen. sue herera has the evening off. >>> nearly every corner of the market is feeling the rally. from blue chips to small caps to nasdaq with its tech stocks. four major stock market indexes hit all-time highs today. here are the record numbers. the dow added 88 points to 18,956. 40-odd points away from 19,000. the nasdaq rose 47. s&p 500 climbed 16 and the small cap russell index of 2,000 many companies up 6. the broad rally hoping that it will invest heavily in infrastructure, a triple play that could spur growth. today's run also helped by a rise in oil prices. that rise lifted energy stocks. mike santoli takes a look at the rush of money into stocks. >> reporter: it's a great rotation from bonds into stocks finally happening. the sudden surge in bond yields and expectations of policies under trump from bond funds into stock funds since elec

and i think that's potentially what the trump administration could face. so some of the early things and questions that mike pence is likely to be asked here, of course, about cabinet picks, transition, how is that going. but also, what are the priorities that donald trump wants, and we got a heads-up. i'm going to give you over to the hallway. i think we're going to be seeing governor pence come down here. down the hallway here. and just to give you kind of a sense of where we are, we're in the basement of the capitol building, the room designation is hc-5, kind of like classrooms in school, some of these rooms. this is where the gop conference meets. this is a very -- we're down here a lot because they do this regularly. you're going to see him walk down the hallway and into a door behind where we're standing right now. waiting for him in there are members of the republican conference. this is going to be the first of his meetings before he goes in to one-on-one meetings with leader pelosi, the democrat, and speaker paul ryan, and then heads across capit

and it won't continue under the donald trump administration. i'm going to absolutely guarantee you two things. in a donald trump administration, there will never again be more americans set out on the hills somewhere and benghazi and left to die. [applause] that is the greatest criminal act in our history and government is what happened in benghazi. and there is another thing. [chanting] [chanting] one more guarantee is this. there will never be a member in a trump administration that receives money from foreign governments and puts it away somewhere. [applause] i think that we look at the past and i am not knocking him. not his fault that we have spent eight years with probably the worst repair president for the job that we have ever had. it wasn't his fault. it was our fault for not finding somebody better than he was. now, now in donald trump, let's just think for a moment. donald trump is not national. he is international. everybody in the world knows donald trump. you know isis, the people everywhere to cause problems for us, they don't wa

joining donald trump administration as secretary of state. a source familiar said it's likely the 2012 nominee will be consulting with his family over the thanksgiving day weekend. it would send a message that trump is open to moderating his situation. in a wide ranging interview with "the new york times." the president-elect told the "times," he's leaning against urging against the prosecution of hillary clinton. >> look, there's a tradition in american politics. american politics after you win an election to sort of put things behind you, and if that's a decision he reached, it's perfectly consistent with kind of an historical pattern of things come up. we say a lot of things. even some bad things might happen and you can sort of put it behind you in toward unite the administration. >> as for the prospect of romney joining the administration, that will not be made until next week. >> jim acosta, thank you. >>> donald trump is tweeting he's seriously considering ben carson. the dr. carson's spokesman tells cnn the retired neurosurgeon is hon

donald trump will make sure the veterans administration looks out for every vet. we have had enough of the dysfunctional veterans administration. one other issue that is important, the newspapers, cable television networks, focus on the few million people who have been helped write the affordable care act. it is important, we will look out for them. what about the 200 million people clobbered by the affordable care act. who getion people employer-provided health insurance have seen their deductible skyrocket 49% because of the affordable care act. 11 million people paying the penalty for not having the affordable care act. they did not sign up because they did not think it was affordable. they are being slapped with penalties. 55 million seniors hurt in the pocketbook and when they go to the hospital because cuts to medicare pay over half of the law. you have first time workers who downseen hours pushed because employers are trying to stay under the affordable care act. a used to work 30 hours, now they have 20 hours. you cannot support yourself with so few hours

a trump administration. will work with local and federal law enforcement to end this growing crime wave. it is very substantial. every child in america has right to grow up in safety and in peace. we will also keep you safe from terrorism. hillary clinton wants 500% increase of syrian refugees coming into the country. [booing]. they will be pouring into the country. that is above obama's unbelievable thousands and thousands coming in. her plan would mean generations of terrorism and extremism, spreading across your schools and your communities. and that is one of the reasons we have all of those women for trump signs, okay? believe me. [cheering] the women don't want this. by the way, i have to tell you i think i have tremendous support from women, tremendous. i think tremendous. [cheering] we have tremendous support. we're going to keep our country safe. you know they say, what will you do for women? start off, with we'll keep our country safe. is that good, is that a good starter? i think we'll do tremendo

the trump administration wants to put in a five-year ban. unclear how they would implement or enforce it, but that's what is out there. >> i'm going to bring in vicky ward, and rebecca byrd. thank you for joining us. vicky, you have written a big profile piece on jared kushner for esquire magazine. we don't hear much about him. what is he really like? >> jared is shrewd tactician. when i wrote my piece in the summer, kevin ryan, the.com entrepreneur said he is in it to win it. indeed, it has proven so. what is very interesting, don, a lot of people in the new york real estate industry and new york social circles i think sort of withdrew a bit from jared during the campaign. but now that he is right there with the president-elect, they are all sort of saying oh, thank goodness, because jared is so smart. and i think that, you know, that's very interesting. >> why did they withdraw, because they weren't so sure? >> because as we had seen in the election new york was in one camp -- and jared kushner, i felt this when i was reporting the piece i

the trump administration gets the u.s. in good shape somehow. erik: if we look at hillary clinton as the status quo, a continuation of what we had under president obama, whom you met, is in a photograph here beside us, and mr. trump represents something new and different, how do you invest accordingly? do you do anything differently than what you have been doing over the past eight years with mr. obama? doubt, thisleed: no election was unique, one-of-a-kind. mr. trump is very independent, although he is a republican. he is anbelieve ideologue. he is not a mainstream republican. we have seen mr. weiner and mr. ryan, the x house speaker and one, having many behaviors. but that is healthy. united states only wants change. with all the things mr. trump did in the campaign, this was a recipe for any candidate to collapse and disappear, but you have seen how the perseverance .f mr. trump people only care about change. mr. trump represents that. to wait when he takes over in january to see his policies. can see,ed on what you and the fact that you have