jon: no. not at all. no. because impotent rage wears on you. charlie: meaning you could be full of rage, but it wouldn't make any difference? jon: correct. any pursuit like this. any artistic pursuit, for whatever affected has on the artist is a relatively selfish , pursuit. it is for the individual and a way to express ideas and get them out. and feel the seduction of it, it's going to score or not going to score. that's the hit. that's the adrenalin. but what begins to wear on you is where it's taken. and i think this election could be a great lesson in that controlling the culture is not the same thing as power. and a viral video the vista cerating racists is not the same as a grassroots movement that seeks to have common ground with people and create a multiethnic coalition that understands that hierarchy of needs isn't your needs. charlie: but the idea of what "the daily show," became wasn't banging around in your head when you took this job. jon: what was banging around in my head was, i

buck roger. >> thank you, jon. jon: melissa. melissa: more police officers are becoming victims in targeted attacks like the ambush in dallas, now a new report on police fatalities in 2016, we are live with the details jon: let's find out what's ahead on outnumbered at the top of the hour. sandra and kennedy. sandra: even some democrats criticizing secretary of state kerry's speech yesterday and called for the u.s. to defund the un. should we? >> plus president-elect trump says president obama is making the transition anything but smooth, then reverses himself on the hours later, so is mr. obama making things more difficult? sandra: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. jon: there you go. [laughter] sandra: see you soon. melissa: right now disturbing new report on police fatalities in 2016 with ambush-style killings like the one in dallas, pushing shooting deaths of officers to the highest level in more than four decades, caroline is live in washington with more on this, caroline. >> melissa, 135 police officers have been killed this

jon: and i'm jon scott. russia not only hacked to undermine electoral process but did it to put donald trump in the white house. mr. trump responding to those reports in an exclusive interview on fox news sunday. >> according to washington post the cia has concluded that russia intervene in the election to help you win the presidency, your reaction. >> i think it's ridiculous. it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. i don't know why and i think it's just -- they talked about all sorts of things, every week it's another excuse. we had a massive landslide victory as you know in the electoral college. the final numbers are 306 and she's down to a very low number. i don't know why at all. >> do you think the cia is trying to overturn your results to weaken you in office? if your look at the story and take a look at what they said, nobody really knows and hacking is very interesting. once they hack, if you don't catch them in the act, you're not going to catch them, they have no idea if it's russia, china o

jon: obviously. william, thank you. >> the recent terror attack in berlin targeting a christmas market and all it symbolizes, we will take a look at the history of christmas next and why christian traditions like it are more important than ever wouldn't a deal on car insurance involve two parties discussing something? why not give you some say? or let your driving do the talking. liberty mutual righttrack® finally puts you in control. with savings of up to 30%, with an initial discount just for signing up. take control of your rates. visit a local office or call liberty mutual today at liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> targeted a cultural institution. terrorist chose a christmas market and all it symbolizes and got us thinking about the holiday here and all around the world and why it's so important to keep traditions alive. bob has written a book on christmas. there it is on your screen. he's an antisteeler designer and author of a very vintage christmas. bob join

jon: jessica, you're a democrat. are you concerned that the party has lost touch with the voting block? >> i think actually almost 100% which doesn't necessarily happen before. but it's very true. i think we've specially with consultants in the party, we looked so much to the future in terms of what the voting blocks are that we've sort of lost touch with and i think this is what democrats have done, we keep looking forward on how are we growing, the big ten, bringing more people where we lost touch with core constituents which are the folks who are the traditional, blue-collar middle-class workers in the rust belt as tony just very well described, yes, the message is still accurate, what donald trump was really wonderful of doing was taking parts of the democratic message like the -- getting rid of free trade deals and how they're affecting the worker and how there's been such a difference that we have seen between, you know, the folks who made money and continued to make money and the middle class that's just been

i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather childress. jon: mr. trump heading to louisiana later today for a get out to vote rally to support republican candidate. he's also continuing thank you tour with a rally in grand rapids, michigan. david lee. >> jon, the president-elect trump's transition team said mr. trump has met with 90 individuals. as best we know, he did not meet with any potential job applicants today. as you mentioned he did have face to face with house speaker paul ryan. mr. ryan entered trump tower around 49:00 o'clock -- 9:00 o'clock this morning. mr. ryan has said top priority is repeal of obamacare. the spokesperson says that the purpose of today's meeting was discus policy agenda. after meeting was over, ryan made a brief statement u but discuss not take any questions. >> exciting meeting with president elect. great meeting talking about transition. thanks, guys. >> as for the president elect, mr. trump continued his thank you victory tour paying a visit to des moines, iowa, he told the crowd that cabinet nominees are among t

>> jon: no, it's cool. i'm used to it. >> stephen: you're an athlete from the wrist down. >> jon: actually, more than that, you know. >> stephen:le really, really? >> jon: i like-- you should we should play basketball some time. >> jon: let's do that. >> stephen: hey, how about a basketball game, two on two, you and me against obama and biden? wouldn't that be fun? >> jon: wooo"n." >> stephen: want to make that happen? it's going to happen. it's going to happen. "what's up, mr. president. what's up, mr. vice president? are you scared?" i think i just got on a watch list or something like that. anyway, it was lovely to have >> jon: absolutely. >> stephen: happy thanksgiving. as you know, i am a practicing catholic. unfortunately, i don't make it to church as often as i used to because i have this thing where i'm very sleepy in the morning. one of the things i miss-- i love the ritual. my favorite ritual is going to confession. so what i do every so often is cob fess my sins to you, the audience. you won't te

jon: in the end jon: in the end it's not cultural influence. it's a story we tell ourselves about the rightness of our position. but it is argument. and it's not without weight. but it is not with so much weight. i believe that culture played a good role in marriage equality. i think it brought a story out that had been -- so much of what occurs with inequality is ignorance. and i don't mean that in a malevolent way. i mean it in a way of, i don't have experience with it that. i don't know what it is. exposure can be positive for that. charlie: do you think people came as guests because they, a, wanted the numbers you had, wanted to reach the audience you had, or because they enjoyed it, it gave them a certain kind of sense of being part of something that was hip and in? jon: i will say they did not enjoy it. charlie: really? >> to that point, chris wallace of fox news said almost exactly those words to me. that his kids were never more impressed with him than when he went on his show. it felt like you'd been invited to become a member of a hip

jenna: thank you very much, jon. jon jn we -- we will sing later. that number could rise as the fire continues to rage out of control. after months of protess and boycotts north carolina lawmakers met in a special section to repeal the so-called bathroom bill and they failed. live report next. >> this was our chance, this cannot be our last chance jenna: massive fire forced evacuation of 600 people. authorities say the fire started in a restaurant kitchen and quickly spread 35-mile an hour winds. by evening at least 140 buildings were destroyed and that number could rise as the fire continues to spread. japanese military forces have been called in to help and two minor injuries. jon: new information about efforts to repeal the north carolina law that's become known as the bathroom bill. state lawmakers called into a special session yesterday failed to undo the legislation after a shaky bipartisan deal fell apart. international correspondent john roberts joins us live from atlanta, john. >> it was quite a day in north carolina, jon, big headline comi

jon? jon: peter doocy in florida where it looks a lot warmer than it is here in new york. peter, thank you. jenna: joining us now, bret baier, anchor of "special report." if we could only all be in florida to cover this news. [laughter] >> i know. jenna: any other day of course we would mention the electoral college, but it would probably not be leading the show as it is right now. what's your sense of this story and the possible outcome? >> well, i don't think the outcome's in jeopardy here. you had the associated press interview 330 plus of the 538 electors. they found one republican elector who said he was going to switch his vote, and that's clearly not 37. which is what they would need to get under the number of 270. and, you know, it's just not real. it is something we talk about, and these electors are clearly getting inundate canned we e-mails and called, some said death threats, letters. one guy had a shot of 600 letters he received. but they are, most of them saying they're doing

jon and i were -- jon: little party. jenna: celebrating the conception of virgin mary before big party closes with dancing, plenty of food, lots of wine which probably helps. interesting sight for spain to consider today. jon: happening now in florida, second trial for dalia underway. the palm beach county woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband. two years ago a judge sentenced her to 20 years in prison but in 2014 the court reversed the conviction that the pool of prospective jurors was tainted by extensive media coverage of her case. in february of this year, testified in open court that police recordings of her talking to her desire to killed her husband were acting job for a reality tv show, but the defense failed in its attempts to get her case dismissed. last week, jury selection began for retrial. yesterday with the new jury seated, the prosecutor asked the jury to pay close attention to police recordings, that sound an awful lot like hiring plot. >> when it's done, you know, even if you change your

jon: what's that? >> when he's sleeping we attach it to his toe and alarm will go off essentially letting us know he's having a seizure. jon: but it doesn't always work? >> no. jon: outskirts of houston where bobby his his own room. after move, shannon found a job in the oil business. >> after surrounding many layoffs, it finally happen and my entire department was let two. i'm the financial provider for my family, you know, and now -- jon: her income when she has it can bring its own problem. >> currently bubby gets ssi which enables him to get medicaid, well, it's all based on income, when i worked he would lose his medicaid twice a year, because i got three paychecks in those months and if i worked any overtime, we would go over the income tblien -- guideline which let me tell you is a joke and he would lose. jon: he was penalized because you had a job. >> it's what's keeping our son but i hate to say this but we have been keeping him alive. we have all been responsible, hard-working people. we don'

jon. jon: awesome. something not so good, though, the national debt cr creeping up on $20 trillion as a result of many factors like hangover from the great recession, others blame overspending. why should you care and will the new white house do anything to lower that number, rich edison live in dc with that, rich. >> the federal government government owes 19 trillion, more than $900 billion and budget experts say that number will grow larger and faster. at the turn of the century the debt was 5 and a half trillion dollars and during the presidential election candidates continue to promise voters more plans that would likely add even more to the national debt. >> that quite frankly doesn't add up. mr. trump inherited a very big budget problem from president obama. >> 2016 fiscal year which ended in september, the government added $590 billion from the national debt. it spent nearly $4 trillion, more than half of that spending went to federal government health care and social security, health care costs

jon. jon: i believe he was born in the inner city, that's not qualification enough? >> not according to nancy pelosi who does not seem impressed by the pick. jon: not a happy camper these days. jenna: we are having research team whether or not he's the first cabinet secretary in that position to have lived in the housing projects which is is, of course, under the big you umbrellas to manage that. bret baier joins us here. this caught my attention. mr. carson who once had learned to play the organ gave himself a few days. >> he might still have time for hobbies. tell viewers why this is a crucial cabinet appointment? bret: annual budget about $50 billion a year and you're dealing with the housing situation around the country, low-income housing, housing that this administration, the obama administration has tried to change some rules about and ben carson as a candidate wrote about hud and said that it needed to be changed, it needed to be reenergized, refocused. he did grow up in public hou

jon: mr. trump's cabinet choices single a sharp move to the right as he choses conservatives long oppose to president obama's policies. let's bring in carol', buckle up, carl because this transition to a new administration is going to be awfully interesting, isn't it? >> it is. it's already is. as you mentioned, there's the number of cabinet picks that president-elect trump has made that are very conservative that would make the republican base very -- have made the republican base very happy. the thing that's interesting about is that there's been a lot of talk about how donald trump is softening some of his positions on various issues whether it's climate change or whether support torture, you know, prosecuting secretary hillary clinton and so if you take that and you set it aside and you look at the steps he's made in terms of who he is going to be advised by, this is a very conservative group of individuals and that has made the republicans very happy and perhaps that's one of the reasons

. >> jon: right. fashioned since about 10:00 that morning. >> jon: right, right, right. >> stephen: i really felt like i was on key the entire time. >> jon: you were. >> stephen: was i really? >> jon: you even played guitar. i didn't know you played guitar. >> stephen: i don't, i hope you had a good time. i hope we didn't wear out your fingers? >> jon: no, it's cool. i'm used to it. >> stephen: you're an athlete from the wrist down. >> jon: actually, more than that, you know. >> stephen:le really, really? >> jon: i like-- you should see me on the basketball court. >> stephen: all right. we should play basketball some time. >> jon: let's do that. >> stephen: hey, how about a basketball game, two on two, you and me against obama and biden? wouldn't that be fun? >> jon: wooo"n." >> stephen: want to make that happen? it's going to happen. it's going to happen. "what's up, mr. president. what's up, mr. vice president? are you scared?" list or something like that. anyway, it was lovely to have you there. ha

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>> jon: everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: tomorrow night we'll get the whole thing settled with sobbed tomorrow night and they will commit and help the kids. i would hate to think they wouldn't want to help the kids. >> jon: oh, man. >> stephen: that would be bad. >> stephen: you don't want to the last month with not having the charity thing with you and me. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: they're athletes. >> jon: they can play. >> stephen: i know the president can play. biden looks like he's got ball. and between the two of us, e.r. a greatth -- you're a great athlete, i'm not an athlete and >> jon: that's correct one athlete! ? >> stephen: we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ? so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insuran

jon? >> and what about benjamin netanyahu? the israeli prime minister. how is he responding to what trump has to say on twitter or any other means? >> yeah, well, as evidenced by his speech just a short time ago, benjamin netanyahu clearly believes the united states is behind the u.n. resolution calling israeli settlements and occupied land illegal. netanyahu responded to donald trump tweets by retweeting the president-elect then saying, "thank you for your warm friendship and your clear-cut support for israel." netanyahu has made no secret of the fact that he is very much looking forward to the u.s. transition of power in january, but it also appears the israeli prime minister has softened his stance a bit by asking the jerusalem building authority to hold off on approving 500 new housing units in jewish neighborhoods in east jerusalem, of course, one of the disputed areas. since israel began occupying parts of the west bank and east jerusalem in 1967, some 500,000 jews have moved in to a

still second down. >> jon: sean lauvao. >> jon: this redskin franchise, they haven't played well on monday night football at home. no wonder they weren't happy to out of their last 17 home games. i believe, on monday night football. >> sean: that is correct. >> jon: and kirk cousins who has been very productive he's moved this team up and down the field but they've been unable to crack the code, the carolina code. >> sean: crowder, the football got popped out by kyle love and carolina has it at the 50 yard line. >> jon: effort. i love effort. and i just have always admire the way sean mcdermott has coached. number 94 in pursuit, kona ealy. you see love with the strip. how many carolina panthers converging on the football all night long? and love who was cut at the beginning of the brought back, they've got a lot of depth. man, do these guys like to play physical football. and it starts with the headman ron rivera and sean mcdermott who were trained in philadelphia. >> sean: resemble a team from a year ago. three takeaways tonight. sean mcdermott said as the young corners got better, covera

and you know, jon does not get up and raise his hand and say i did that. but you know, there were a lot of first responders who are going to have their medical bills paid in large part-- of his focus on this. but in that discussion jon at one point in the book says, in some ways the debate over sedroga is what the daily show for me was all about. a lot of people looking at something in a common sense way and saying isn't this crazy that this isn't getting done. you know, why is-- isn't this happening. and i think-- . >> rose: the common sense argument. >> yes. and i think he and the show were ahead of the curve, and people talk about this in the book, in recognizing on the left and the right how government was not functioning for a lot of average americans. and they pointed that out in all sorts of ways from the health care debate, to the government shutdown, minimum wage, all sorts of things over the years. katrina. and at one point there is a former correspondent named dan boxadal who wasn't on the show a long period of time. and in some ways had a very

jon tritsch has more on the event that will attract more than 170-thousand fans by the tit jon tritsch: (it's a ten day adrenaline rush of rodeo, a heart stopping stampede of cowboys and a festival of fanfare you can't miss. the nfr is back for it's 32nd year in las vegas and it's better than ever.) (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "a new set of cowboys, a new set of thrills, a new set of young cowgirls walking around. it's a helluva deal.") jon tritsch: a deal where the fashion gets real..the nfr is a parade of cowboy hats and boots and a pageant of country beauty (daycia kohl/fan from in the world are fringe and rhinestone, so this is definitely where you get to go and cake it on and wear it about, so i love that.") jon tritsch: fans launch into las vegas from all over the world..what a great place for a daddy-daughter date (jake and blair taylor/fans from oregon: "we are glad to be in vegas. her first rodeo is going to be in vegas. she's a pretty spoiled kid.") jon tritsch: the cavalcade of cowboy talent is overwhelming..b ut remember bareback riding is for the pros..don't try this at ho

happy friday. >> jon: happy friday! >> stephen: happy friday to you, jon. >> jon: happy friday! >> stephen: happy friday, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) now, i just want-- this is the last show of the week. this is our last show of the week. i just want to quickly mention that we have a special week next week. i'll be presenting the "best in 'late show' retrospectacular end-of-year wrap-up-abration," featuring my favorite moments from the "late show" this year, to say goodbye to 2016, or, if you prefer, "kiss my ass" 2016. tune in next week. it's going to be great. the fact they can do this, i can just take any of the shows i want, mix them up and go, hey, love it. okay. i'll tell you why. as the host of a talk show, i'm in a position of enormous power and yet there is those out there even more powerful than i am powerful. history's most ferocious despots, like genghis khan, kim jong un, justin bieber. all three of use and i realize there's for, but i'm so powerful i'm calling it three. all of us have one thing in common: we bring the heat of the sweet beats, and we all have

have you gotten me anything, jon? >> jon: i can't tell you yet. we've got to wait till the time. >> stephen: you can't even tell me whether you got me something? i'm not asking what you got me. i got you something. >> jon: what did you get me? >> stephen: i'm not telling that's how it works! ( laughter ) no pressure. a lot to do at christmastime. got to guy presents, trim the tree, make the eggnog -- whatever eggnog is. i think there is egg in there. i'm not sure what nog is. tastes like bourbon and pancake batter, the consistency of it. >> jon: something like that. >> stephen: but one of my they're a wonderful way to tell your loved ones, "i went to the drug store." but even the best holiday cards had to start somewhere. somebody had to work hard to write them. so tonight we're going to look at some early drafts of greeting cards in our segment, "first drafts!" ( cheers and applause ) >> that's stupid! ( cheers and applause ) >> of course, long-time viewers of first we look at the first draft of something before it became the thing you know and l

jon: live in an uneasy berlin, thanks. jenna: more headlines from europe at this moment, the thwarted terror attack in austria reported by reuters, according to reports, from that country, a young moroccan, 25-year-old asylum seeker was at the center of this plot, still trying to figure out what the plot entailed but apparently was supposed to happen during the holidays. let's bring in tom johnson, senior fellow at the foundation for democracy. ironically, you had been in berlin to speak about terrorism, unrelated to the current event. have you seen these markets? talk about what an attack like this entails. >> two years ago i was in berlin talking about isis threats to germany and berlin and i spent only four hours sleeping over two night and got to see a lot of the silly and these christmas market.the city, there are dozens of them, very festive, open air markets, all sorts of shops, it is an amazing experience. something i want to do with my family. this attack is an attack on the cultural fabric of the city aimed at th

jon: we will have it. meantime president obama is coming under fire for his foreign policy with a washington post editorial headline reading, thanks so no drama obama, american leadership is gone. the author of that column goes to write, quote, he's a 21st century man who never quite appreciated the lessons of the 20th, he's all too happy to preside over the loss of american influence, aleppo, syria, a pile of rubble is where can you countless died, doing to the syrian regime what could not be done for rebels. joining us now john mccormick, senior writer for the weekly standard, do you agree with the overall theme of that column that american influence in the middle east died under the obama administration? >> i agree with that. anything any fair observer will have to agree with that. obama's policy weakening our allies and enemy strengthening, syria and iraq, there are consequences, there's a price to be paid for nonintervention and there are costs to be paid when you don't intervene. so, for example, whe

. >> jon: you see that? >> stephen: well, welcome back, my first guest is an academy award-nominated actress, singer and now author. please welcome back to the show the lovely anna kendrick. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> hi, guys! >> stephen: it's so nice to you have here. >> thanks for having me back! ( cheers and applause ) that's how i feel! oh! >> stephen: people love anna kendrick. >> i feel like joy comes at me in rage waves right now, so i totally got that. >> stephen: the joy is coming in rage? >> all of my emotions are really confused right now. >> stephen: even your joy is angry? >> everything's just kind of mixed up. but it feels kind of good, i think. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> i've been, like, measuring-- i don't know how you're doing. how are you doing? >> stephen: officially? great. >> yeah, yeah. ( laughter ) me, too. great officially. >> you are a ray of sunshine professionally. >> oh, thank you. >> stephen: people are happ

jon tritsch has more on the event that will attract over 170-thousand fans by the time jon tritsch: (it's a ten day adrenaline rush of rodeo, a heart stopping stampede of cowboys and a festival of fanfare you can't miss. the nfr is back for it's 32nd year in las vegas and it's better than ever.) (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "a new set of cowboys, a new set of thrills, a new set of young cowgirls walking around. it's a helluva deal.") jon tritsch: a deal where the fashion gets real..the nfr is a parade of cowboy hats and boots and a pageant of country beauty in the world are fringe and rhinestone, so this is definitely where you get to go and cake it on and wear it about, so i love that.") jon tritsch: fans launch into las vegas from all over the world..what a great place for a daddy-daughter date (jake and blair taylor/fans from oregon: "we are glad to be in vegas. her first rodeo is going to be in vegas. she's a pretty spoiled kid.") jon tritsch: the cavalcade of cowboy talent is overwhelming..b ut remember bareback riding is for the pros..don't try this at home (wyatt denny/nfr compe

jon glaser. uh, he has a -- [ cheers and applause ] "jon glaser loves gear." it's on trutv. it's hilarious. jon -- "jon glaser loves gear." and then tonight, we got some good music. you guys like good music? [ cheers and applause ] my man niall horan is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. "this town", "this town" is the name of the jam. want to hear a little bit? yeah, here it is. here's the jam. ♪ ♪ as if the whole world was watching i'd still dance with you >> jimmy: drive highways and byways ♪ ♪ highways and byways. both. >> stebo byways, man. [ light laughter ] guys, we have -- can we just check in on santa's reindeer? to see how many -- >> yay aiden and caden. whoo! now the girls. on joey, on chloe, on -- >> jimmy: guys, we have exactly nine shows -- we have nine shows left, before we go on christmas break. >> steve: nine? >> jimmy: only nine. which means that it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for "12 days of christmas sweaters." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters nine days left ♪ >> jimmy: that's

i had a fantastic-- jon, you were there. >> jon: yeah, that was great. >> stephen: fantastic, here's something i discovered this thanksgiving. i discovered if you bury your face in the pecan pie, it absorbs your screams. ( laughter ) and the best part is, after you- - it's true-- after you put your face in it, you get to have the whole pie. ( laughter ) you just keep shoveling it in there, and if you keep the pie in your mouth, you don't have time to yell at rick. >> jon: hey, i remember that. >> stephen: so, anyway, what's happening, guys? seriously, what the hell is going on? ( laughter ) i haven't been watching the news much, the last week, and i just kind of dipped my wick back in it last night, and i still don't know what to make of our president-elect. yeah, it's hard to know what he's doing. and here's one of the reasons: the last time donald trump held a news conference was july 27. remember those days? ( laughter ) the conventions were in full swing, rihanna was dancing with drake and into our hearts. ( laughter ) mike and dave had not yet found wedding dates. but here's the

jon-benet ramsey's brother files a $750 million lawsuit over a report he claims wrongly pointed the finger at him for his sister's infamous murder. >>> split-second save, caught on dashcam, the new car feature that can predict a crash before it happens. technology that could save millions of lives. >>> and, bad eggs? they were the hottest toy this holiday, but some parents and kids complain hatchimals aren't all they're cracked up to be. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm tamron hall, lester has the night off. we begin with scathing words from secretary of state john kerry directly aimed at israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. kerry painting a dire picture when it comes to reaching a peace deal in the middle east. and now israel is questioning if the obama administration has abandoned its important ally. nbc's andrea mitchell sat down for an exclusive interview with secretary kerry following a tense day of heated rhetoric. >> getting personal -- a fiery war of