donald trump won in the landslide, because donald trump said he won in a landslide. we have never been here before in our politics. never. tonight donald trump said he's going to bring our manufacturing jobs back from foreign countries. and his audience believed him. no one at the rally yelled out a question about when he's going to bring back those necktie making jobs from china, the place where donald trump has his gaudy line of neckties made, because he does not even want to pay the minimum wage to american workers to make those neckties. even though the united states of america has dozens of necktie factories. donald trump did make news tonight at his rally when he confirmed something already reported in the washington post. >> i will not tell you that one of our great, great generals -- don't let it outside, right? and of course the press is very honest. they'll never let this go. even though it's all live, they've got about seven stations live. we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. but we're not announcing it till monday, so don't

donald trump is ready to be a different kind of president. he told time magazine he wants to see drug prices come down. of course that is on the heels of him striking up a deal with carrier not to move jobs overseas, as well as issuing this threat to boeing that he would cancel an order for new air force one jets. all of this as donald trump is building out his potential white house reading some new names in the mix today. his pick to head the epa. oklahoma attorney general scott prewitt. this could be a controversial pick. we're already seeing democrats seize on some of his past comments and call him a climate change denier. and he has questioned the impact of course on climate change in the past and he's been really in lock step with donald trump on a number of issues, particularly being critical of epa regulations that effects the coal industry. i think we could e expect to see a little billionth bit of democratic push back from him on the hill. and formerly the ceo of the wwe is trump's be pick

why would they want a strong man like donald trump in 123. >> donald trump who didn't realize when he was asked whether the russians had already gone into the ukraine, donald trump who thinks there could be some sort of accommodation with our ally bashar al assad. [ all talking at once ] >> i think we touched a nerve. i think we found a very, very hot subject. >> i can't believe the democrats are being hawkish under president obama. >> we're going to leave it with this, remember what president obama said to mitt romney at a debate? the 80s wants their foreign policies back. and he was wrong about that. >> coming up, call it a trumper can tropical. america's largest city now offering therapy for government workers stressed out over the election results and guess who's paying for it? ♪ if i can make it there i'll make it everywhere ♪ ♪ it's up to you new york new york ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila!

"time's" person of the year, donald trump. the cover says "president of the divided states of america." it's not surprising that a newly elected president would be person of the year. remember when "time" mocked his meltdown? now just a few weeks later "time" has a painful epiphany as he continues to confound his critics. gina, i want to start with you. even whethey had the second meltdown cover. there was some legitimacy to it. you have to ask yourself, is this wishful thinking or true journalism? >> the first accurate thing i have seen the lame stream media do in this election year, maybe they decided to start competing with the fax entities. it seems as though they have no concept of what the american people tried to tell them in the last election. but there is a glimmer of hope since "time" magazine made him man of the year or person of the year. charles: it's a back-handed compliment calling him the president of the divide states of america. >> the only one dividing this nation are the news media and the far left. that's

because donald trump is donald trump is donald trump. i mean, you can give the man a teleprompter and maybe half of the time he'll use it. but donald trump is always going to be, at least to some degree, unscripted. he's always going to go off on these tan gents about polling, about having won the primary in this state or that. it was unbelievable today in indiana at this carrier presentation when donald trump was supposed to be stressing the jobs that he was saving for the country, he went off about how he won the primary in indiana, and this is, you know, now ancient history now that he's won the general election and is the president-elect. so i think we'll see a lot more of that style from him at these rallies. but one question i have about his style at these thank you rallies, will be whether he takes that harsh tone he took at some of these rallies, especially early on. this was something that was very divisive, very polarizing. and this is a time now where he's hoping at least he has said to unify americans, so i wonder if he'll tr

. >>> donald trump got beat. he got beat by the union leader who was my first guest here last night. >> why can't they have people of modest means? because i want people that made a fortune! >> billionaire andrew puz nur is trump's pick for labor secretary. >> it would be the most fun you could have with your clothes on. >> machines are always polite. >> the man has created thousands and thousands of jobs. >> heading in the direction of the bosses, not the workers. >> there's new fallout after the president-elect went after a union boss on social media. >> trump has not changed his tone. he's punching down. >> he's just correcting the record. >> ha! >> yewe're not going to be the stupid people anymore. >> facebook has filed a patent to remove posts containing fake news and just after the nick of time. >> fake news can have real-world consequences. it's a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly. >>> chuck jones beat donald trump. he shut him up. by trump's own terms of combat, chuck jones crushed donal

there is no two donald trump. there is one donald trump. which is the campaign donald trump. we see this from the cabinet picks he's chosen. >> so payback is okay. >> it is more about being part of the resistance and being part of saying to the american people have your back. because like elizabeth warren said 2.3 million more votes than -- >> -- [inaudible]. >> people just want to own up to the hypocrisy that is okay. but democrat have been talking about this non stop the last eight years. that this was a strategy. so i think that it is actually a good strategy and that is what democrats saw. because what happens is the president is the one who wins if there is bipartisanship. if democrats start working with trump people say oh washington is functioning and that is good for the president. it is tremendously electoral, not good for the country. >> the question is what is the agenda the president is pushing. barack obama's agenda was basically largely taken from a republican plan in ma. his infrastructure plan had huge number of tax cut which is republicans liked and the repub

is considering going on this. >> donald trump is going to be donald trump. he is not going to change. >> right. >> donald is about money and the glorification of donald. and the country be damned. donald throughout the campaign showed no respect for the constitution. let's remember this is a man who wasn't willing to say of course he would concede if he didn't win. a man who talks about the presidency like it's vladimir putin's job, that he is effectively a dictator. and won't even take his national security briefings every day. and to think that donald trump somehow would separate himself from that which he values so much that when they were teenagers, his children wouldn't speak to him, nah, nothing is going to change here. and if you had made this as a novel, nobody would buy it. they wouldn't believe this could happen in america. >> charlie sykes, the trump campaign has repeatedly reversed itself since it became the trump transition. and here we see something that donald trump never quite worked out, which was how is he going to deal with his businesses.

♪ >>> donald trump thank you tour making a stop in wisconsin. praising former adversary paul ryan, and preparing for battle in defense of his pick for secretary of state. >>> several titans of technology sitting down with the president-elect today, among them a ceo who publicly feuded with donald trump in the past. >>> a grim, grim scene in eastern aleppo. civilians reportedly being slaughtered in their homes by syrian forces. can plans for a cease-fire and mass evacuations take hold. this is a dangerous situation. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm george howell, it's wednesday, december 14th, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. today, with donald trump, his thank you tour, the president-elect on stage with one-i am adversary, the speaker of the house, paul ryan. the rally turned into a lovefest with trump praising ryan, and ryan complimenting trump right back. the exxonmobil chief rex tillerson who may face an uphill battle for the senate confirmati confirmation. cnn's jim acosta has the latest from wisconsin. >>

donald trump is expected to land shortly. talk about this deal and details and the devil is in the details, explain it. >> absolutely, thomas, the big picture is keeping a thousand jobs here in indiana, it is something that donald trump campaigned on in many months. that was part of his speech. you need to save these jobs and he would use carrier and examples of job going into mexico. >> carrier will receive $7 million from tax incentives over the course of ten years. they're keeping those jobs here as well as invest $16 million into their operations here in indiana. not spelled out in the deal but a huge component of this is carrier was owned by a company called united technology of $5 billion of federal contract and our sources telling us there was concern with trump's rhetoric that when he took to the white house that the federal contract maybe in jeopardy if those jobs were moved to mexico. we are hearing that's a major component and keeping the jobs here. we can tell you that president-elect trump and vice president-elec

donald trump won in the landslide, because donald trump said he won in a landslide. we have never been here before in our politics. never. tonight donald trump said he's going to bring our manufacturing jobs back from foreign countries. and his audience believed him. no one at the rally yelled out a question about when he's going to bring back those necktie making jobs from china, the place where donald trump has his gaudy line of neckties made, because he does not even want to pay the minimum wage to american workers to make those neckties. even though the united states of america has dozens of necktie factories. donald trump did make news tonight at his rally when he confirmed something already reported in the washington post. >> i will not tell you that one of our great, great generals -- don't let it outside, right? and of course the press is very honest. they'll never let this go. even though it's all live, they've got about seven stations live. we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. but we're not announcing it till monday, so don't

we're not going to see donald trump explaining himself. he doesn't believe he needs to explain himself, like vladimir putin. he thinks whatever he does is just fine. he sent a powerful message by having his children in that room. this opened up a world in which business people and government leaders now recognize if you want to curry favor with the trumps you do it through the two trump boys. if you are having a problem, they are in a position to blackmail you. and because they're not subject to disclosure laws and trump is not disclosing anything, we will have no idea what kind of deals donald trump's sons are making that are eni am cal. and the only way is to appoint an independent broker who has never dealt with the trump family and the broker to disclose what's happening. and i don't think we're going to see that happen, because donald trump evidently is highly dependent on the cash flow from these enterprises in order to maintain his life and that of his children. >> ron klain, the die ves at this timure process, too, would be complic

donald trump. -- conscience, which means not voting for donald trump. -- conscience, which means not voting for donald trump. consci, which means not voting for donald trump. conscience, which means not voting for donald trump. conscience, >>> in 14 days, the 538 members of the electoral college will cast their votes for the president of the united states, the only votes that really matter. if they vote according to their state, donald trump will win. but at least one elector will not vote for donald trump. an elector from texas wrote a u.s. times op ed entitled why i will not cast my vote for donald trump. they have a legal right and duty to vote their conscience, i believe electors should unify behind a republican alternative. i pray my electors will do their job and join with me in deciding who that person should be. joining us now, a republican presidential elector from texas. how did you become an elector? >> i campaigned for it like most electors do across the country. >> and have you been an elector before? >> no, sir. this is the only time, and

like favoring hillary clinton over donald trump or donald trump over hillary clinton? is it partisan? >> washington post reporting tonight and what would seem to be quite apparent was that trump was the preferred candidate for the russians and their hackers. but that's not really the point. yes, in the past they've preferred left candidates. maybe now they prefer right candidates. they're looking for somebody who is more sympathetic to the position of the kremlin. and trump has made so secret of the fact that he wants to do business with putin and do business there. so i'm sure they preferred him. but the point is to undermine the confidence, ultimate point is under mine confidence in the system. to make americans and people across the west in nato countries doubt the system and despise one another. and if you can do that by undermining the system by which we choose our dually elected officials in washington, if you can undermine confidence in that, is the news fake, u if yo can sew that out there, you can hurt america. >> they're going to do the deep dive on the cyber

i do know that people who have criticized donald trump in various ways in the donald trump has tweeted against them have in turn receieived threreats, inclg death threats, from some of trump's followers. we do not want to have in this country that kind of chilling effect on free speech or on satire or any form of free speech. amy: we will be back with uc berkeley professor robert reich, former labor secretary under president clinton, in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are speaking to former labor secretary robert reich, who recently wrote a piece, "trump's seven techniques to control the media." i asked about donald trump's response to what happened when ice president-elect mike pence attended the broadway hit "hamilton" shortly after the election. at the end of the show, an actor who plays ehrenberg read a message for pence from the stage. ,> vice president elect pence we thank you for joining us here today. we really do. we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious they were new adminis

do you agree with donald trump? >> i think everything we do as humans impacts where we live and the environment we live in. to what extent it has -- >> it's a very important question. >> sure. to what extent it has an impact and i think we have seen in this administration in particular an overreach and that's why we have these out of control regulations and why industry and jobs have been at a standstill. we are seeing those increases because getting regulations off the backs because people overreacted to something science quite frankly has not backed up. >> you don't think science backs up climate change? >> i don't know the specifics. i'm saying overreach of the regulations is not backed up by the science. >> one of the biggest employers in arkansas is walmart. clearly a trade policy with china is very important to your state. donald trump has discussed pushing a 35% tariff on companies who ship jobs overseas when they want to bring their products back in. he's discussed a 45% tariff on chinese goods coming into t

donald trump on social media. here is what he said. >> between facebook and twitter i have more than 40 million people. that's a modern day form of communication. i get it out much faster than a press release. i get it out much more honestly than dealing with these reporters. >> on that subject. >> donald trump himself says things that aren't true all the time and he does get to use social media 24 hrs a day and continuesay those dishonest reporters out there. what do you do? >> i think we as reporters have continued to report the facts, to continue to fact check the president-elect especially when he becomes president of the united states. presidents have always been leap frogging the white house press corps to talk directly to the american people whether skipping and going to local media or now in the age of facebook and twitter going directly to the people. that is a challenge for us in the news business. i want to go back to something steve said. he called it a multinational corporation. boeing is headquartere

he met with donald trump here at trump tower. donald trump called him out by name this morning calling him a great man. so what will transpire here, he was asked if he's merely stringing mitt romney along. donald trump says he's not out for revenge. this is about what is good for the country. donald trump also shedding some light on the fact that he has, in fact, consulted the current president, president obama, and some of his potential picks. >> i love getting his ideas and i may differ in many cases, i defer very greatly. >> but in one of the cases when you went to him with a specific person in mind for an appointment, did you go with his recommendation? >> i would say that, yes, i take his recommendations very seriously. and there are some people that i will be appointing. and in one case, have appointed, where he thought very highly of that person, yes. >> reporter: so donald trump talking about his appointments and nominations. we are expecting another announcement happening probably today or tomorrow surrounding iowa gover

donald trump disagrees with that. you know, paul ryan has been a big proponent of joking for the institution of democracies across the country, across the world. he's called nato an indispensable ally and donald trump not so much, so i think that what we'll see is where there are differences the two of them will come together and they will decide what they are going to advocate together and what they will disagree on or not move forward and donald trump does not end up in a position that quite frankly barack obama ended up in where you have a republican congress that says no to everything that he wants, so they will have to give and take on both. >> and i think that's one of the consequences of having a unified government is that in a lot of ways paul ripe is much more likely to get everything he wants. i'll play a montage of what he wants and the way ryan has framed his desire to privatize medicare in particular. take a listen. >> give younger people when they become medicare eligible guaranteed coverage optionles th

let's talk about the delicate relationship between donald trump, the president-elect, and donald trump, the billionaire businessman. the "new york times" is reporting that trump is thinking about handing the reins of his empire over to his two older sons, but here's the important part. he's also still planning, according to the "new york times" to keep a stake in the business. >> wait, there's more. we are learning daughter ivank achl might step away from the company and became an advocate for issues near and dear to her in washington. trump attorney michael cohen was asked about all this earlier. listen. >> i want to talk to you about what's going to happen with the business. >> rather not talk about it at the moment. if that's all right. i know everybody is concentrating on what he's going to do with the business. they will find out on december 15th, i believe he said he's going to make a statement. he's going to describe how business will be run in the future once he takes the white house. >> is there any truth to the "new york times" story that he may keep a stake? >> i'm not going

like favoring hillary clinton over donald trump or donald trump over hillary clinton? is it partisan? >> washington post reporting tonight and what would seem to be quite apparent was that trump was the preferred candidate for the russians and their hackers. but that's not really the point. yes, in the past they've preferred left candidates. maybe now they prefer right candidates. they're looking for somebody who is more sympathetic to the position of the kremlin. and trump has made so secret of the fact that he wants to do business with putin and do business there. so i'm sure they preferred him. but the point is to undermine the confidence, ultimate point is under mine confidence in the system. to make americans and people across the west in nato countries doubt the system and despise one another. and if you can do that by undermining the system by which we choose our dually elected officials in washington, if you can undermine confidence in that, is the news fake, u if yo can sew that out there, you can hurt america. >> they're going to do the deep dive on the cyber

here's what donald trump said. i'll be holding a major news conference in new york city with my children on december 15 to discuss the fact that i'll be leaving my great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country in order to make america great again. while i am not mandated to do this under the law, i feel it is visually important as president to in no way have a conflict of interest with my various businesses. and he says visually important. >> visually important is the key here. absolutely. i mean, he's been cabookie theatering this for three weeks and even before the campaign he said he would turn it into a blind trust for his children. of course, it won't be a blind trust if it's run by his children and now he's three weeks into this saying i'm going to turn it over and walk away. you don't walk away from a business unless you sell it and turn it into cash and then take that cash and give it to an independent trustee, not to your children, give it to an independent trustee, put it into a s

i'm not so sure that's true with donald trump. >> donald trump took on boeing. now lockheed tweeting the f-35 program and cost is out of control. billions of dollars can and will be saved on military and other purchases after january 20th. now, this is a multibillion dollar program. the f-35 program, but lockheed's stock dropped 4% at the opening. is this about the image of doing something, or actually doing something to diminish costs? what do you think? >> brianna, i think both. he vowed he would take down the special interests and he is not your typical republican. he is going after big corporations. of course, that has huge effects. i think corporate america, whether in the health care field or defense, or drug pricing, i mean, you've got to be concerned that donald trump is going to go after you next. >> and i heard democrats this weekend commending him on getting involved. something to be said as well. >> remember, he is a pop pew lift and agrees and lines up on issues like that, a populist. lines up with many democrats. >> thank you all so much. >>> up ne

don king or donald trump? well, we know, because we just saw donald trump say it. a senior intelligence official tells nbc news that the trump camp was fully briefed beforehand on today's actions and agreed to be briefed next week on these sensitive elements of the cyber review. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell both approved of president obama's sanctions and reiterated the danger russia poses to the united states. paul ryan says russia does not share america's interests, in fact it has consistently sought to undermine them, sowing of dangerous instability around the world. and mitch mcconnell said the russians are not our friends. as the next congress reviews russian actions, we must also work to ensure that any attack against the united states is met with an overwhelming response. joining us now, steve clemons, editor at large at the atlantic and a msnbc contributor, also of david from and a senior fellow at the brookings institution and a program director at columbia university's center on energy policy. first of all, your reaction to the sanctions and what you exp

neil: donald trump doesn't come on my show. donald trump doesn't like me. he doesn't come on this show. i have no agenda here. >> don't put word in my mouth that you know will antagonize people and make we unsafe. you need to understand -- neil: you want them to switch their votes, yes or no. >> what i want to do is get information and i want you to not mischaracterize what i say so i don't get more death threats and online attacks than i'm already getting. part of the reason republicans won't sign on to my letter is they say i don't want that blowback. neil: you wouldn't know half the email i get when i raise critical questions. it's difficult to get any accurate word out off your mouth. >> you have gotten many accurate word out my mouth. neil: you want the electors to get this intelligence data. i'm taking the lead that it will prove russia interfered in the election for the sake of argument. what do you want the electors to do with that information? >> i haven't seen it so i can't prejudge it. neil: this is a chicken and egg thing. >> what i want you to

amy: so that was donald trump earlier this year. as we wrap up, robert weissman, president-elect trump says he will hold a news conference with his children on december 15. lay out what you want to hear and what the public letter is that you have written along with many other groups to president-elect trump. >> there are hard ethical questions in life, and this is not one of them. there's only one solution to this problem, which is for them to completely sell off the businesses. he cannot give it over to the children. neither he nor the children can have anything to do with the businesses. it is quite obvious the children are going to be centrally involved in policymaking. there is universal agreement around is very simple point from anybody who digs about government ethics, even including from the "wall street journal" editorial page. what we expect them to do, saying his handing over control but not ownership to the children, and he won't pay attention anymore. it will be great if he is not involved in picking out the tiles for th

and what do you make of donald trump's response to the intelligence community? let's start there. i think there are, it is a shock and important not to overreact or underreact to either of them. the facts on the ground that the intelligence community has concluded that russia tried to turn the election to donald trump is deeply disturbing, it means that russia attacked the united states. and an investigation, a bipartisan investigation under some banners, john mccain said is inevitable now, but the second shock is donald trump's reaction, he seems to be implying or suggesting the both in his tweets and his comments that he is not really interested in what happened during the election, he doesn't think whatever happened should affect the u.s. russia relations going forward and he has drawn a fairly dark cloud over his relationship with the intelligence community on whom he will rely and need as president and need to be successful as president. so i think sweeping this stuff under the rug as a first reaction might be at his own ferrell, jamelle, as he points out the distinction on t

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president donald trump. only sarah palin days ago had been lobbying for secretary of the veterans association and now she is attacking donald trump over the thing donald trump think is the best thing he's ever done, making a deal with carrier in return for carrier moving 1300 jobs to mexico. donald trump says he got the governor of indiana, mike pence, his future vice president to make that payment to carrier, because carrier said there were another 800 jobs that it was threatening to move to mexico that it would not move to mexico if, if carrier was paid not to move those jobs. and so the trump/pence team came up with the extortion money to save those jobs. here's what sarah palin says about that. when government steps in favoring one business over others, it sets unfair press derng dent, meanwhile, the free enterprise system gets amputated. republicans oppose this, remember? instead, we support competition on a level playing field, remember? because we know special interest cronie capitalism is one big fai

is that a deal donald trump can make? asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com >>> donald trump takes office in 36 days. will he change our relationship with vladimir putin? >> clinton campaign manager john podesta posted a piece in the washington post today. he said as a direct target of russian hacking i understand how serious this is. i was surprised to read in the new york times when the fbi discovered the attack in 2015 it failed to show even one. messages were sent comparing the massive response to the over blown e-mail scandal with the seemingly lackadais

so part of this message is to encourage donald trump to expand general mattis, who is donald trump's pick for d.o.d., does not agree with donald trump on torture. michele: you were at breakfast this morning, some interesting news was made. monaco talked about, from the national security team, talked about the fact that she has not met with her counterpart, in the trumprorism, on transition team and she also announced that the obama administration will begin an investigation into the possibility of hacking in the u.s. election. is the homeland security counterterrorism adviser to president obama. know, she was saying i counterpart,ith my i'm looking forward to it. tore's lots of information transmit. donald trump has only named four people to the white house staff. we have 40 days left. to fill.big staff michele: and they will all leave. right?place empties out, what she announced in response to a question was this question the president declassify information about russian hacking during the election, she said the president ordered up a report that he hoped would be completed by the

saying that right to donald trump. the office of government ethics has never called anyone brilliant ever. these interest tweets you would expect to read if president trump was already in office and his new appointee for running the office of government ethics was tweeting these things to him. this is what we would expect to get if sarah palin was running the office of government ethics for donald trump. and this is just the tip of the iceberg. it kept going. another one, including another bravo. oge applauds the total divestiture decision. bravo, exclamation point. oge, oge was going crazy over something donald trump never never said. he never said divestiture. divestiture means selling his business, getting rid of it completely, owning none of it. and then one. we can't repeat enough how good this total divestiture will be. and then as we discussed with your council, divestiture is the way to resolve these conflicts. and then oge is delighted that you've decided to divest your businesses. right decision. and then thi

donald trump's plane is 25 years old. it was 20 years old when he bought it, because of course he can't afford a new plane. buyers like donald trump can replace their planes very easily by going to the used plane lot and buying something they can customize anyway they want. but getting a new air force one takes years, usually ten years. so the president who orders a new air force one is never the president who flies that air force one. today's was commissioned by ronald reagan who was flying a much smaller plane. george h.w. bush was the first to fly the current air force one. they have approved the funds for a new air force one, but there is still no order to manufacture them, so there is no order to cancel. if development proceeds on schedule, donald trump won't get to fly in the new air force one. maybe that's why he doesn't want it. it won't be available until about eight years from now when the current air force one is 34 years old. no one, not even donald trump believes that the president of the united states should

now, what selections donald trump makes, donald trump is going to make. >> don't tell me. tell speaker gingrich. >> listen, you are asking me and i'm telling you. if i have the opportunity to speak to newt, i will speak. it's interesting, but there are -- you saw kellyanne conway, who i love, had some interesting words and then these are obviously much stronger words by the former speaker. so there are some emotions flying. but it's important that donald trump as the leader of our party and that's who he is right now, that he brings this party together and brings everyone on board. some people aren't going to be happy. at the end of the day i think the ultimate selections are going to be the right discretiodiscretioselections for our country. >> amanda, i want to get your take on what you heard from newt gingrich. tell us how you really feel, newt, because in the end, when it comes to two of the four being floated in this reality show contest, mitt romney and rudy giuliani, if they don't get picked, they are going to be publicly shamed afterward. >> well, three points. fir

donald trump, breaking news, donald trump has won georgia. donald trump has won utah. now, these were states for two months they're talking about that we're even. and in fact, in utah i had this character that nobody ever saw before, nobody ever heard of him before, i said to my wife, that's correct, that's his name, he said evan mcmuffin, do you believe this? or something like that. i never heard of this guy before. nobody did. and the polls said he's even with donald trump. my wife said, she looked at the television and she said he's not even with you. believe me, he's not even. anyway, so we win. they all love melania -- isn't melania great? she's a solid rock great person and she loves you and she's enjoying herself, i'll tell you that. it's much better to win than to lose, do we agree with that? so utah, it gets announced very early, breaking news, donald trump has won utah. we didn't just win it, we look floored it. and evan, whoever this is, this person, remember he said we think we can win the election. we said but you're only gonna win maybe utah and you know

donald trump represented the populous. he saw globalism was paying off for too few americans at the expense of the majority of americans. trump promised to break our globalist trade deals. he's negotiating with american companies to keep their jobs right here in america, and he's not going to be easy. it's going to be a long struggle. and change is on its way. i'm expecting some chaos. we all should as we redefine our economic policy. but with ford, carrier, now apple looking to bring the iphone assembly plants back to the u.s., so far it seems to be working. one final note, banksters beware, the globalization dragon, the flame is being extinguished. have a great weekend, everybody. i hope you'll make plans to be with us. have a great weekend. good night.. announcer: from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new

dur donald trump has repeatedly been defiant on this. he was this morning with fox news. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's another excuse. i don't believe it. >> do you think that the cia is trying to overturn the results? >> no. >> somehow to weaken you in office? >> if you look at the story and you look at what they said, there's great confusion. nobody really knows. hacking is very interesting. once they hack, if you don't catch them in the act, you are not going to catch them. they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody. it could be somebody sitting in a bed some place. they have no idea. >> why would the cia put out the story the russians wanted you to win? >> i'm not sure they put it out. i think the democrats are mutting mutt i putting it out. >> he was asked to respond in that interview about the fact that he has been infrequent in his receiving intelligence briefings since taking over as president-elect. traditionally, they are made available to him routinely, if not every day. he has only done as we understand

can donald trump top that next kennedy: donald trump has a healthy budget for his inauguration party after securing $60 million. he has a goal of $200 million. but will record numbers turn out for mr. trump? and which celebrities if any will rub elbows? dang and i were there for a big change of the guard in 2002. it was quite a shindig. that was the most celebrity-packed room i have ever been in. robert de niro. tom grow cow. i was so sick of listening to people celebrate who i knew it was just -- >> celebrities are overrated and most of them are either boring or drunk or both. even the most famous people always try to better deal you. better dialing you is when they look past your ear when you are talking to them or look over the top of your head, look for someone more important than you are because they aren't interested in what you have to say. if there aren't any celebrities at the inauguration, so be it. because those people have something to celebrate. even if donald trump doesn't drink, i guarantee everybody else will be. >> donald trump will have a hangover on day one. betwee

something donald trump was an expert at. >> my father, donald j. trump. ♪ >> it was a setting that may have seemed more appropriate for a vegas act than a president to be. but on june 16th, 2015, in trump tower, donald trump had something very important to say to america. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> the 69-year-old billionaire real estate mogul had never held office. but now, he was going for all the marbles. beyond the announcement, one section of his speech got almost all the attention. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. >> this was not how candidates normally spoke. pundits announced his campaign dead on arrival. >> how should republicans handle donald trump? >> ignore him. he's not going to win the republican nomination. >> i don't think it's what the republican party needs. >> but trump kept it up, bangin

in areocrats that call still attacking donald trump and donald trump's appointees. as a republican, i am proud of what donald trump disappointed. we don't live in a vacuum. we live with choices. if you look at what obama appointed and all of the czars. he appointed and about communist -- an avowed communist. donald trump is appointing business then and generals -- men and generals. people that are so accomplished. i am proud of what he is doing. out onciate and coming the discussion on building. that we us the feeling are going to be successful and able to afford what we do through the growth and cutting of waste. i appreciate with the general is doing here. i cannot agree with you more. i am encouraged by these people who have led large organizations. you will hear in the media space people talking about conflicts of interest and things like that. no one appears to be talking about them not being qualified for these positions. i think we will have an administration come in italy to jump off and get the nations business done. i am encouraged so far. there is still m

donald trump says i feel it visually important. visually important as president to in no way have a conflict of interest with my various businesses. my question is, have other presidents had -- have they had conflicts of interest in the office? and if so, how was it resolved? >> well, usually the media goes crazy on the children of a president if they can find conflict of interest. or a family member. for example, jimmy carter, i don't know if you remember billy carter, he started marketing billy beer. and he went over to libya and at one point urinated on an airport tarmac, doing these various business trips. the the media just hammered on jimmy carter over billy. the three trump children are targets of the press now. anything and everything they do is going to be scrutinized and watched. getting that bevy of lawyers to make sure they don't break any ethical grounds. not just visual as donald trump said, but period. otherwise they are going to have a very long long winter if they start trying to use the white house for personal ga