hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ a lot of news on the trump transition front. the president-elect has picked kc mac far land to be his national security adviser and don mcgahn as white house counsel. more on that later. first a heated battle is brewing about the secretary of state position. former massachusetts governor mitt romney is being considered for the job but some of the president-elect's closest supporters are expressing concerns about romney pointing to his sharp criticism of mr.

trump during the election. kellyanne conway weighed in on twitter. kissinger and schultz flew around the world less, counseled po us the close to home more and were loyal. good checklist. >> he probably needs to say it more publically. a lot of the strife would dissipate at that point. what i love about the president-elect is that he's got a bridge open to everybody in the community. he sent a message to us at the executive transition level that we want a plus plus players on the team and governor romney is a player. >> communications are afoot. what do you make of the mixed messages, the press saying there is internal conflict over there. specifically hard-core trump loyal is saying this isn't someone you should pick. then you have the rudy camp, mitt camp. >> one of the things that's different is this is not done

behind-the-scenes. not like they are back stabbing. they are on the record saying this. that's a different way too do things. not like they are hiding their true feelings. they're on the record. if you tweet or go on fox news and say things, you are trying to weigh in. what i would imagine is that kind of argumentation is encouraged from the top. if donald trump were worried about them arguing it would stop. i imagine he's okay with it. >> he may want to see how people react. there is an understand blg reflection from the folks that have been pro trump to someone like romney who trashed him for so long. now he has the opportunity. i think it speaks to the president-elect. this is a guy who made decisions about moving out. governor christie, bringing in pence. he picked flynn and sessions. on this one he's probably

conflicted. he had a good meeting with romney. felt he was a smart guy but is loyal to rudy giuliani. then hears names lick general petraeus and kelly. he's probably saying i have a little bit of time. >> can i float on interesting theory. i don't know if i subscribe to it. >> it's friday. >> it's friday. i'm throwing it out. >> it's the holidays. >> it's possible he's leaving romney out there to dangle and be killed by a thousand cuts because romney was unkind to him, in his view, during the election. the reason is to make romney appear he's groveling for a job he never has any intention of giving mitt romney and he's having other people come out and talk about what a horrible human being mitt romney was to the president-elect and the president-elect knows he won't choose romney but romney is jumping through hoops to get the job. others like rudy giuliani aren't

acceptable. i don't think mitt romney will get the jo. i hope i'm wrong. >> it's the art of war lately. >> interesting theory but is he jumping through hoops? romney went in, took a meeting. >> he hasn't said anything. i don't think he should apologi apologize. he probably thought this is why i'm willing to work with him now. >> if he takes a job the first will be to set a confirmation hearing. governor romney, why did you think donald trump was unfit to be president of the united states and the horrible names you called him he has to say something that sounds like an apology. what has changed?

why go to bed minister and shake the hand to try to interview with a man who's unqualified to be commander in chief. >> what's the answer? >> easy. if romney was himself and said this is what i think -- well, i don't know. i haven't talked to him or anybody on the team. it looked like a moment of patriotic grace. he won. in a fashion that i couldn't. if i believe in public service and governor romney does, he could come up with something that says, fine. he could answer all the questions in a confirmation hearing. have the democrats read it. now say i'm ready to serve. >> is that enough for an apology? >> i have no problem. >> i could do it.

>> the department of interior wants all the parts. >> if you gave me the communication challenge and i believed it. it's not hard to do a press conference like that if you believe what i said. >> he could have that come across but donald trump is giving patriotic grace back to him. this is a guy who two and a half weeks in realize it is gravity, understands the gravity. someone trashed him. he wants to make america great again and be strong on the world stage. if he feels mitt romney is the guy to do it i think he's putting these things aside, willing to listen. >> i hope you're right. i do. >> can i make another point? i think donald trump is showing in this transition process a willingness to make that big

tent of the republican party a real thing. say you're donald trump and there are people uncomfortable with me. how can i solidify a bigger tent for the most support going forward for the presidency. bringing somebody like romney in. i think actually having him come by was worth it. he has a lot to offer the country for sure. why wouldn't you? if you're sincere and genuine and i believe he is about unifying the country, doing what he said he would do you want the best with you. spimt neutralized romney from the future. >> it's the right thing to do. it remains to be seen if he's going to give him a position. >> the rules are different. wouldn't say it about rubeo or cruz. the rules are different. they are holding romney to a

different standard. he was calling him a fraud and a phony but wasn't running against him. you can hit them hard as trump likes to say. >> once trump got the nomination romney department say another word. >> he also didn't lift a hand. >> that's okay. >> he hit him hard. >> i don't think afterwards. >> not since the nomination. >> he may have supported mac mullen in utah. >> he wasn't out there trying. >> he hit him with some nasty tone. >> it was at the vulnerable moments. videotape, things come out. he said things to pile on. >> he wasn't the only one. >> of course. >> if he goes with romney that's a strong message that he wants to expand the tent. i hope he has it in him. the gracious donald trump i have set to see. i truly hope.

>> the communication to the japanese which is to say, yeah, okay. the campaign was the campaign. we're good japan. everything is okay. a moment of stability with allies. if that means mitt romney helps and they can help, great. it is interesting how quickly they could go with very strong campaign rhetoric. >> once you have the job you can see what the situation is. he's been getting the briefings and met with president obama. great to unify. >> we have heard kshs that mitt romney's are different. >> like russia. >> a guy with that stature with that known entity as your secretary of state you can get in front of the president a little bit. we have seen it where secretary of states are rogue or have a different position.

>> you don't know until she writes her book after she left. you can have a different position but carry through. >> with rudy giuliani he was the front runner for it. obviously trump loyalists are strong. we saw newt gingrich's comments as well. excellent background. a lot on foreign policy in terms of his experiences. what do you think of that choice? >> donald trump would be comfortable with him. that may not be what donald trump is looking for. maybe he does want to look for challenges. not that rudy giuliani wouldn't provide policy challenges. i think he would be tireless in his efforts. i think the signals they are getting from the hill is that the con miles an hour medication process wouldn't be as easy as they would like.

>> if the president-elect had his choice he could put rudy giuliani in. >> i don't think donald trump is afraid to fight with the congress for nominees. he has to fight for some. sessions probably. i think it will be easier than we think. he has colleagues including chuck schumer from both sides. he'll have several fights with the democrats, for example, his supreme court nomination. how many fights. >> you pick your battles. the art of war. >> what do you think about the rudy giuliani. >> he would be a strong choice. you may face resistance in the congress. >> potentially democrat support. because they would acknowledge that elections have consequences. if this is who trump wants it's time to abide by that. >> i would sleep well at night. coming up, the latest developments on president-elect trump's new appointments to the administration when "the five" returns.

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welcome back. president-elect donald trump's transition team announcing two

new selections today. k.t. macfarland you have seen here has been chosen as the deputy national security add vieszer and donald mac gahn, general counsel for trump's campaign has been tapped for white house counsel. retired lieutenant general mike flynn reacted to k.t.'s news on twitter saying, so proud and honored to have kt as part of the national security team. she'll help us make america great again. president trump will meet with eight people including milwaukee county sheriff david clark and is expected to select billionaire investor wilbur ross as the commerce secretary. kimberly, to you. news coming out they won't add more cabinet picks until monday. what do you make of the pick of macfarland? >> i love it. she's fantastic. i pause, listen, make sure to turn up the volume when she's speaking. she's knowledgeable. she has an amazing family that served the country faithfully

including her daughters and the navy. really bright. gets national security. i feel very comfortable with her in that position. she served under president ronald reagan. she's been able to enjoy wide support and praise from all those that know her. this is a strong pick, one i would have made. >> when i look at it in combination with michael flynn, looks like the reagan realists are back. she was part of the weinberg doctrine which was a corner stone of reagan's approach, less interventionist. the white house counsel pick is a name of someone who's experienced in republican politics for a long time. being the white house counsel for donald trump you have been in the white house in that position. what will that mean? >> donald mac gahn was a campaign finance attorney at jones day. if he has that experience that's a huge check mark of you need that type of person. >> he's been vetted. >> because he's a campaign lawyer and a transition lawyer,

he probably won't be surprised by many things. even the other day when donald trump was -- i'm sorry. the "new york times" interview and they were asking him about possible conflicts of interest you could see him saying, there is not a lot of clarity here on some of the things. so he will have to rely on don macgahn. that's a good pick. if i could say one thing about kt macfarland, one of the things people don't realize necessarily is the national security counsel one of your responsibilities is that counsel coordinates amongst all the national security agencies. you have a lot of constituencies. as you know, dod, state department, cia, dni, they don't always agree. >> they don't? >> you have to take everybody's input, go to the president with the decision-making -- with the decision, ask him, go back. make sure everybody is okay. i feel kt is a good person to help with that. she's a clear communicator,

somebody who i think is a diplomat at heart. that's also a good choice. >> his national security team is forming. from your perspective, from the outside looking in what do you make of it? >> i love kt. i second what you said about her. the nice thing is she's temperamentally suited to a job like this. michael flynn, there are questions about his temperament, questions about how he can work across all sorts of different national security interests to have a cohesive message. i feel kt could balance that out. >> yeah. she's not just somebody who's been around washington a long time. so has michael flynn. she's fit for this kind of role. i hope she has some influence on her boss, michael flynn, to do that. kt is a real liist in conversations. a realist about russia which i consider to be a huge strategic threat. michael flynn has backed off on

that because of his business interests with russia and other interests with russia. i hope she'll inject realism i know she has about that part of the world into the national security conversation. >> she has experience but is willing to look at the world through clear eyes and adjust. not everyone is willing and able to do that. >> she's traveled extensively as well. not just theorizing. she's been overseas. she's done the hard work, met with the leaders. she provided a lot of good communication. i think she's the best choice for the job. what i love about this pick is she was chosen because of the qualifications and extreme competency not because of her gender. that's the point. >> just a couple of days ago we were reading this is disarray. does it look like it to you? >> it is disarray on my show. kt mcfarland, when i heard the news, kt is the most respectable person ever to appear on my show. >> i take huge exception to

that. i have been on your show many times. >> i was never asked. >> she's very high level. she loves coming on the show. i opened my phone, outlook, cancelled. she was supposed to be on monday. >> she couldn't wait to announce it? >> the rules should wait for red eye. that's the way it is. >> she's great. from the very beginning she's been on the show all year. she took trump seriously from the outset. when other panelists were laughing she said, don't laugh about donald trump. she he's coming. >> right. >> i had conversations with her early on. she was very thoughtful saying, listen to what he's saying and what people are frustrated about and the policies pursued in the past. david clark coming on monday. >> for an interview? >> lots of them making it into the building. what do you make of it? >> i don't know what he's looking at. there are law enforcement positions. there are great jobs you haven't even heard of yet that could be

filled by position that is don't necessarily need senate confirmati confirmation. they are casting a wide net with people they know. >> absolutely. >> he's bringing in clark. clark was a big supporter from the beginning. he got national attention. he's a straight shooter, straight talker. i'm curious. given all the positions they have there would be something good. >> put him on the wall. >> you never know. >> he's a strong law enforcement supporter. >> he's casting a wide net of people he watches on this network. >> everybody mentioned -- no one called me. >> stand by the phone. will ber ross for commerce secretary. registered democrat. >> i like this pick. >> interesting pick as well. more news on that coming. president trump under fire for receiving only two classified intelligence briefings so far. his team responds to the critics when we respond.

as we see mr. trump's team is disputing the report. his team said the president-elect is focused on the transition and still has time to get up to speed on the international affairs and security threats facing the nation. meantime with headlines in the news today on isis, russia and iran should president-elect trump put more focus on the briefings? i will come to you, dana. >> i don't know how many briefings he's had. i noticed the trump transition team pushed back saying this is coming from the intelligence community that has their noses bent out of shape because they didn't get jobs in the administration they wanted. i don't know if there is time to have assessed whether intel community people should have had

jobs or not. i would hope that cooler heads could prevail for both sides because the president need it is trust of the intelligence community and vice versa. he's been getting briefings for a while. that will step up. the weight of the job requires it. >> do you know what's interesting? his people pushed back and said he's talking to foreign leaders. some sort of briefing. that's not the president's daily brief. that's him talking to foreign leaders for their assessment of what's going on. >> talking to foreign leaders is important. relationships are important. the first two countries you talked to in israel and the uk are a priority. >> he talked to teresa may, by the way. >> it is what it is. it's silly to say donald trump isn't taking national security seriously. >> it's not rooted in fact. you don't know if he's getting the briefing on his ipad as president obama did.

president obama is in charge. he's potus until the transition. i would like you to know mike pence is receiving briefings daily and we would assume diskuging it with the president and the president-elect has promised to implement many policies within the first hundred days. he can't do it if he doesn't have people in place. it's a mix. you have to take it all into account. once again the washington post running away with it saying he's turning away is inaccurate. >> what he said to be clear, their pushback was essentially saying, well, these are disgruntled people saying this. not necessarily is fact that he's only had two are inaccurate. they are not disputing that at all. what do you think? >> they are disputing -- even the headline of the article that said he was turning away these -- catherine harris said a lot of other presidents-elect haven't started until november or december. that's a fact. >> late november. >> the article essentially is just an opinion, a perspective. they are saying he's not

starting these soon enough. >> opinion for the main stream media again. >> i'm sorry. let me ask you -- >> let me say this. it doesn't trouble you whatsoever that he has no foreign policy experience at all and unlike -- >> does it probably you that president obama doesn't sit in on his daily briefingings and gets it on his ipad? >> he was a senator. >> on the battlefield when you transition there is instability. the vulnerabilities of this moment are largely of obama's making. set it aside he's weakened us. donald trump has to restore america's credibility in the world. he has limited experience in foreign affairs per se. that's why his big priority is the transition team and building the team which is what he's said in the articles as his primary pushback. let me talk to michael flynn, bring in kt mcfarland. you think he's not talking to those people about national security issue? he builds the team based on priorities. >> and mattis. >> to think he's not taking

national security seriously is foolish. these are articles out there trying to discredit him, make him look small in an orderly otherwise process. >> i assume the president has more to deal with at any one time. shouldn't he also make room for this and other important things? >> it is true that president obama has come under criticism from the intelligence community about the president's daily brief. the whole issue is one where he referred to read it sometimes rather than meet with people. if you are in the intelligence community and the director of national intelligence is in charge of finding the right person to do the daily briefing. that's important. >> i remember the guy there for the second term of the bush white house. he was so wonderful. he was a genius. he traveled with us and would do briefings in the morning. he would be exactly what the president needs in terms of communication. i imagine in the intelligence community they are trying to

figure out who that person would be that would be the best person to brief donald trump for the style he wants to be briefed in. >> finding the right running shoe. >> if you are complaining about obama not wanting briefings -- >> it's november 26. >> they are not thinking he doesn't want them. he's prioritizing certain things and has access to them. >> maybe it's just me that thinks he should prioritize foreign policy. we go inside a new book and a special guest joins us, too. don't go away.

we have a treat for you. when i wrote my first book i had to leave out a chapter near and dear to my heart about my love for dogs. my editor promised me that if we took it out one day there would

be a book about dogs and he kept to his word. let me tell you about jasper. it's on amazon and at bookstores nationwide. here's a peek at it. >> dana, why must your friends, family and twitter followers be kept abreast of everything your precious jasper does? >> i'm a dog bore but i embrace it. i love the pictures. i have made jasper america's dog. [ laughter ] >> he is! i share him with the world. look at that face. >> that's how it happened. my best friend became america's dog. i like to remind people why i call him america's dog. not because i think he's a number one dog in america. everyone thinks their dog is the number one dog. it was because i wanted to share

him with everybody, even greg. jasper loves greg. >> there we go. me and jasper. >> give him room. >> hello! hi. mr. jasper! >> my husband peter and i picked him up in maryland in june of 2012. it was love at first sight. immediately i wanted my friends at fox news to meet him. jasper, the new puppy was born -- he's one of those guys t. day after we brought him to new york i took him on the set of "the five." he was so tiny and sleepy then as he is now. >> he won't walk. he's so tired. he's the tierdness dog you have ever met. he's shaky. a little baby now. everybody's been supportive.

he'll be back. >> he has gone back. every year on his birthday april 9 and other special occasions. >> it's jasper's birthday. ♪ >> i have loved dogs since i was a little girl. in colorado my grandfather had working dogs on a ranch. my family had a home dog, a house dog named jocko. he was an apricot poodle who lived to be 17. first dog i was responsible for was a hungarian dog named henry. after peter and i got married in the uk we knew we wanted a dog. we didn't know what kind. we met these on a trip to switzerland. by the time we left the house we were visiting we had ordered up a vischla that was born in

scotland. [ snoring ] >> henry was my dog when i was white house press secretary. one of the great things about peter picking me up at night was i knew henry wouldn't ask how the day was. he wasn't impressed with state dinners or air force one. we wanted a little cuddle and play. when i moved to new york he had pusheen's disease. we lost him after we moved here. we didn't think we could get another dog in, no. my friend said the first thing you should do to heal your heart is get another puppy. that's how we filled the hole in our hearts and got jasper. jasper likes to meet people in new york and across the country. i have this book. part of it is illustrated by

somebody who i met on twitter. his name is five fan photo shot. i connected with him on social media. we started working on the book project together. we ended up with this beautiful gallery. of course my favorite piece of artwork isn't one of the photo shops. it is a portrait george w. bush painted of my puppy. the former president got the blue eyes he had when he was a puppy, greenish eyes, a little ear and signed it 43. let me tell you about jasper describes my love story with jasper and the dogs i have had in my life. it has tips for dog training. dogs help us transcend politics. in what's felt like a polarized year for our our country. i think we can find common ground in our love for our family pets.

>> there he is. >> it's remarkable. during the entire thing he sat here. >> perfect. unbelievable. since he was a baby and we first had him on the show and how much he's grown up. >> somebody the other day in the park. they stopped. we were walking him. we called him and a guying joing said, oh, my gosh. is that the jasper from fox news? i went to get a picture with him and he was like, oh, no, i just want jasper. >> by the way, jasper was so attentively watching the segment on himself. >> staring at the screen. >> staring at himself. that was great. >> he's a multi tasker. >> you have been on the road with him for book signings. >> the ones we could drive to. i haven't gotten him a fake certificate as a service dog. that's probably wrong. one thing people don't realize is a portion of the book goes to

companions for heroes.org. i have seen it where people's lives are changed because of the love of a dog. >> absolutely true. >> she mentioned it. >> i don't know. my boys are watching now. >> such good boys, come on. >> how do you get better looking every year? i'm looking at it. you, too, jasper. >> fox hair and makeup. i look back at when i was white house press secretary. i really put in effort and obviously i didn't. i did love that job. >> the book is wonderful. what i think is sweet, we talked about it. you have a chapter for henry who

we all remember here very fopdly. we were attached to him and sad when he passed. it goes to show you. jasper helped you heal. >> you get to know the personalities. i think the five even more than any other, you know more about your son ronan and marriages. >> thank you. >> psychic friends network. thank you. >> it's been a joy. thanks for letting me have him. thank you for helping me make him america's dog. >> what about the pictures i get of him? >> kimberly gets special pictures. >> only for kimberly. >> they are special. >> up next, a sneak peek at our thanksgiving day fun. don't go away. thanks for joining us.

♪ i always get the funky music. we have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. we'd like to share with you how we spent the holiday. kimberly? >> all righty. i didn't bring anything. but i have photos. i have stuffing in my pocket. i went to the macy's parade.

okay? that was fantastic actually. that's me inappropriately dressed. >> how did you do that? >> i walked out the front door, got my coat. it was a quick go-see. that's ronan and cousin leo. we did the balloon inflating the night before. >> fantastic. >> super fun. they got light sabres and "star wars" fighting until midnight. that was crazy. we had thanksgiving dinner. we always do a nice job. parenting, that's me with ro-dog and his dad. >> you had steak? >> i had steak. but i had some of his uncle's turkey as well. helped myself to a lot of things and brussels sprouts. >> me, too. >> i love them. >> and porterhouse. >> dana? >> well, i have a couple of things to share. actually we have a nutrition. on the night before thanksgiving we go for paella. i don't know why this started. it's very good. >> i love it.

>> i have to take you to this place. once in a lifetime experience. got to sit at the marquee at macy's. our friends invited us. i couldn't take jasper. i took felt jasper and took a picture of my favorite float. i got one of when santa came. this is my favorite part when the rockettes came. they have the christmas spectacular which is amazing. if you come to new york you must go to it. there we go. ♪ >> i love it so cute. >> we had a good time. kimberly loves felt jasper. >> a little close. >> and the dress. >> i went to princeton, new jersey, went to my best friend's parents' house. hit them up for food because my parents decided not to do turkey. they went to boston market or

somewhere to get a chicken. >> fantastic. >> it was all the same thing. i went back to my parents' house with my son. we have our cousin helen who i love came over as well. we had a lovely thanksgiving. i was in bed by 9:00 p.m. >> no graphic evidence? >> i have a photo of my dog. >> there he is. >> wow. >> that's my little grimace. >> how did you name him grimace? >> time and traffic -- >> your bridgegate update. >> he had a grimace on his face when i got him. he's cute. i love him. >> you had a football tournament? >> with the family and kids we played the first inaugural turkey bowl. the teams were split. kids got hot chocolate and the adults got beer. >> who won? >> we did. we watched the vikings get beat as they often do. and my best players on the squad

gunner and boon were out before the game started. >> where's cute rex? >> sleeping as well upstairs. >> you have a child that sleeps? i'm jealous. >> i didn't take pictures of thanksgiving. only a picture of my side dish. show it. my drink. you'll see. look at that. >> that's the best side. >> you're kind of old fashioned. the quartet. charming. >> like don draper. >> charming. >> without the infidelity. >> nice save. >> this is it? >> i don't know. so bizarre. >> we have to go. >> one more thing is next. this is your daughter. and she just got this. ooh boy. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive more like this. because you'll get this.

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welcome back to "the five." time for one more thing. i'll begin with myself. seems like a safe thing to do. today everybody was upset about something that happened because of somebody we all grew up with. mourning the loss of a tv legend who became part of our lives and came into our homes. ♪ here's a story ♪ of a lovely lady ♪ who was bringing up three very lovely girls ♪ ♪ all of them had hair of gold ♪ like their mother >> oh, very sweet. brings back a lot of memories. florence henderson who played

carol brady in the '70s sit com "the brady bunch" passed away of heart failure surrounded by family and friends at a hospital. she will be mised. the people from "dancing with the stars" were tweeting and instagraming pictures of her. she was beloved. a special lady. >> i used to run home from the bus to watch it. >> i learned english watching. >> miss dana? >> i'm going to dog out. last night on instagram somebody followed me named south african woodley sent me a note saying you may not know that clifford the big red dog was originally inspired by a vischa. sure enough. crossed with then so i tell the producer that's what i want to do. i get this information from mental floss that says it actually wasn't. characteristic of a giant vischa it was a rather large blood hound. i still love clifford. >> from russia. >> dana, we have turned into

an investigation show, i think you can tell. very high caliber. all right. pete? >> love clifford. also, big fan of the brady bunch. i love them. also a sad note, very cons questionable, first combat casualty against the fight against isis happened in syria on thanksgiving. the name of that soldier is not yet known. stepped on ied 30 miles outside north of the city of iraq can a, the capital of isis. for all of us sober reminder are eat turkey and play football men and women out there on the dirt right now preserving our safety. certainly that family and him in our prayers. >> fighting for our liberty every day when we get to sit at this table. tom? >> absolutely. the christmas season is come up. caught my eye the donald trump presidential campaign, they are selling 24 karat christmas tree ornaments, make america great again only $149. >> it's kind of cute. solid gold. >> very trumpian.

but if you don't have the money for that, 150 bucks. 18 buck also get you this handsome this t-shirt big league. >> you are going to look great in that. >> i mean, that's my style. the sleeveless tank. >> to show off those arms. >> right. >> tats. >> big league. >> big league. >> okay. so julie, what do you have for us? >> i also have some happy news. i want to congratulate. i think their names are terese and her husband whose last name is thomas. gave birth on the side of the road. >> yesterday? >> yesterday during rush hour. they were on the side of the parkway which i take up to my house in massachusetts all the time. they could not get to the hospital in time they gave birth to talia. the husband helped. wonderful. the husband got the instructions from 911. he helped before and after.

>> one would assume. i don't want to make assumptions. but definitely helped after. and congratulations to them. >> okay. you guys have been such a pleasure. thanks everybody for watching. environmental protection agency it right here on fox news channel. doug mckelway with "special report" next. >> a black friday for millions of american shoppers while the president-elect shines some light on who will be in the trump creation. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to washington. i'm doug mckelway in for bret baier, the day after thanksgiving is traditionally one of the biggest shopping days of the year. we will go live to a virginia mall shortly. first, donald trump is also doing some shopping this holiday weekend. is he looking for the very best people to put on his white house team. and tonight we have a few more answers but the big question marks remain. correspondent peter doocy is live at the trump resort in palm beach, florida. hello, peter. >> >> good evening, doug.