fire alarms. it could come up at the news conference at 5:00 p.m. eastern, in 10 minutes. we are await it. we will bring it to you. >> we will bring it live when it happens. >> we are in cincinnati, ohio, where president-elect donald trump and mike sense are on the thank you tour, the second stop of the day at carrier air conditionering in indianapolis and the president-elect, the first cable tv l interview is here. first time you have been on since. >> appropriate that it is with you. >> has it hit you, the magnitude? >> it has but this is so much to be done. we have worked a deal with carrier where they will keep 1,100 people in the united states, here in indiana. it is a great day.

they are a great company. they are moving to mexico and they changed their mind and are staying in this country where they should be and we are very happy about it. >> you have not taken a day off i have been watching, monday through friday, and saturday can sunday and a lot of people are coming in and out visiting you and you actually said in an interview you want to roll up your sleeves and get to work and don't want a vacation. >> you take a little bit of a vacation but this is a great experience. i love what i do, i want to help people and we help people like with the carrier folks they will have a good christmas rather then a miserable christmas and i enjoy doing it. if it is not work it is fun, the crowd is outside, we are in ohio, we doing thank you ohio and thank you iowa, and a tour through the great states that were so good to us and we won almost all of the swing states. we will make about ten stops and

two thank you tours. >> have mid-a lot of selections. >> a few more to go but we made some great selections and more than a few but it has been a well oiled machine. we are doing well, getting fantastic people and we are getting good reviews. people are respecting the process and what we have done. >> you have been more gracious and might be more magnanimous than i would be especially you met with governor mitt romney twice. >> he was very nice, nice in terms of remarks after, can we get along well. it was good. we have terrific people. and terrific people to come. >> i assume those decisions will be made. you told me now the campaign and i would go law a list of issues, supreme court justice, vetting refugees, build the wall, in anyone you said part of it could be a fence, people say you change your mind but you have not changed your mind. >> no, i heard people say, well,

maybe it is not totally full. there are certain places you do not need a wall because you have mountains and other things and large and vicious rivers. but we are building a wall. it will an real wall. we will stop the drugs from coming in. we will let people come in, but legally and we will have a real wall and stop what is happening. what is happening in our country is very sad in so man different ways. we are going to stop the drugs from coming in. >> what are the things that you have an opportunity as a republican house of representatives and a republican senate. >> first time in a long time. >> and even people hike paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. how is it going? >> paul ryan and i have been talking about a real health care bill, it will be terrific because the obamacare, look at what is happening, and you

report it all the time, you see 116% increases in arizona and the numbers you are talking about, the tremendously high deductibles where you do not get to use it. we are going to do something that will be great for the people and less expensive. much better and less expensive. >> i look at fur things that lead to great economic success. it reminds me of reagan. 15% corporate tax rate. obamacare will be a tax cut for some. energy independence is huge. how much of this do you think can you do through rescinding executive orders? >> we will do a last it and i don't think we have to rescind, we are going to rescind some but i don't think we have to use many executive orders because we have a congress that is going along with things and a lot of democrats will join the train if you want to know the truth. >> have you talked to many? >> yes. i know so many people in politics over the year, and people say, well, he has never

been in politics, i have been active mostly from the other side but we will have a lot of democrats joining us on a lot of the these things and maybe even health care. so many of the things we are pushing, they are common sense and we will get a lot of support and it will happen soon. >> what i went through, you solid on supreme court justices. solid on --. >> we will appoint soon. we will come up with a name, i am down to probably three or four from the lit. terrific people. highly respected. brilliant people. and we will announce that pretty soon. >> will have extreme vetting. >> very extreme. >> your corporate tax rate and --. >> remember, we are cutting taxes for the middle class, we are cutting taxes for everyone, not just corporate. corporate is the most important because it will create jobs like you have never seen but we are cutting taxes for everyone and simplifying the system. it will be a tremendous tax cut for the middle class.

>> energy independence, how long after you have studied and looked, i see millions of potential good-paying career jobs for people. how big is that? >> we have so much energy we never knew about, modern technology starting six years ago, the technology has been so incredible. we sit on vast wealth we never knew we had. we have more than saudi arabia, we have more than countries you would never believe it is possible. and we are using it and putting the miners back to work, put the steelworkers back to work, make steel for ourselves rather than bring it from other countries and we will have a great time doing it. >> my last question, since you have been elected some people have had a hard time dealing with it and kids on college campus have their professors giving them cocoa, coloring bags, and pet therapy and play dough. anything you would like to say to them to reassure their

sensitive feelings? >> they will be very happy. we will have a safe country. very prosperous country. we will do things that are going to create jobs for their parents where they can do better. most of their parents voted for me so they don't have the problem. we are good evening do have a prosperous and very safe country. i hope they realize that very soon. >> 1,100 families don't have to sell their house, their car, worry about sending their kids to college and will have a good christmas. congratulations on your win. >> we will continue from cincinnati and when we come back we will check in with vice president elect mike pence and reince priebus. >> i am here today for one main reason: to say thank you to ohio. we woman the state by almost 10 points.

which they say is totally unheard of. in fact, i don't know if you know but it is the beginning they say, you have to win ohio, you must win ohio. right? you her it? over and over and over. and we started off sort of even. and we were one up. and two up. we didn't have much help at the top levels. you know that, right? we seek peace and harmony with the nations of the world but that means recognizing the right of every country, including our own, to look after its citizens. we would put other countries first. we had people running our country that truly did not know what the million they were doing. didn't know what they doing. we're going to defend the american worker. look what has happened right here. they forgot about the american worker.

they forgot it was the american worker who truly the our -- the our country. we are not going to forget.

>> i know wede >> we will set aside our differences. we do have differences. we are a divided nation. i have always brought people together. i know you find that hard to believe. but this group probably doesn't find it hard to believe. we are going to bring our country together. all of our country. we are going to find common ground. we will get the job done properly. >> welcome back as we continue in cincinnati, ohio where president-elect donald trump and vice president elect mike pence are on their thank you tour and

the vice president elect goings us. i don't know what to call you. >> just call me mike. great to be in nature and a last excitement. the president-elect donald trump and i are just here to say thanks, thanks to the people of ohio, kentucky and indiana forgiving us the opportunity to serve. >> you said a big part of the speech is thank you forgiving us the chance. explain that. >> i have been saying tonight, thanks to you we are going to have a president who will unleash the boundless potential of the american economy by rolling back regulations. thanks to you we have a president-elect who is already saving jobs in america, we just had a rally earlier today in indianapolis because of president-elect donald trump,200 hoosiers will have jobs at factory what was going to close.

my message is to make sure that people know that the president-elect and i are working every day to build a team, toly out an agenda to make america great and keep the promises he made. it will be thanks to him. >> that is not insignificant. otherwise it would have been 1,100 families going into christmas not knowing their future, worried about their mortgages, their cars, their kids beginning to college. that is a big deal. i was interested that the c.e.o. tale said they investing $16 million more in a plant this and maybe $35 million more in the state. i have to tell you it was remarkable to watch the president-elect exercise leadership in this case. indiana is a prosperous state. we have job announcements all the time. in spite of what has been coming out of washington, dc, we have been holding our own. this last february we learned that here is a company that had been around in indiana since the 1950s and they were closing the factories and move all of the

jobs to mexico. i knocked on their door and asked in there is something we can do and they said it was a made decision. a week after the election, president-elect donald trump picked up the phone, called the chairman of the parent chairman company and said we are going to cut taxes and rollback legislation and have trade deals that put the american worker and american jobs first, and we would like you to rethink this and they said, we will. we started the conversations but what people see in that effort, in president-elect donald trump, a man who keeps his word a man of action, and a man who is not going to rest until we get the economy moving again. >> i was playing what president obama said, what is donald trump going to do wave his magic wand? and i thought, no, do what you tonight do, pick up the phone and call. >> were you there? >> i was there. >> you were there? >> he picked up the phone and

spoke, well, one american to another. he just said, i'm just calling to tomorrow you we are going on do what we said. we will cut taxes on job creators, businesses large and small and roll back the regulation. back in march the leadership of carrier told me what was drive them out of the country more than anything else was avalanche of red tape coming out of washington, dc. what the president-elect told the leader of that company, we are going to do what the american people elected to us do. he asked them graciously in his own we, if they would reconsider that and i is to tell you how inspiring it was for me. >> in your home state? >> by the way. >> include is doing well. >> but 1950s is a long time. >> inspiring for me to see the way that our president-elect leaned in to the effort the weapon his word. has made a difference in the lives of 1,100.

>> his son called him a blue come already billionaire. >> i want out before you got here in the crowd and talked to a lot of people on the issue of care your came up. what was the most important thing? i kept asking, he will keep his promises. they said this is one of them. you think about it, the agenda, if you bracket down, and i talked about it in closing arguments, the supreme court justices, vetting refugees, repatriation, 15% corporate tax, obamacare replaced health care and savings account, building a wall, education back to the states, energy independence, and what am i missing? >> not a lot but there is a little bit more. >> military. >> supporting law enforcement at every level with the resources and the tools they need to restore law and order to our communities and the list goes on. but you are right. in addition to being vice president elect i have been

asked to chairman the transition and to see the caliber of men and women around this country who he is drawing to this effort, the cabinet appointments he has made, there will be more appointments next week, stay tuned. >> you are not giving us a sneak preview. >> it is exciting to see the energy and vision and leadership that donald trump talked about being implemented. >> i don't see him taking a lot of days off. he has included you a lot. this is what people want to know, that the promises he made are going to be kept and this is where republicans and i speak as a conservative, where they lost me a little bit. they promised to repeal and replace obamacare. you know what a phony show is, they never put their teeth into it. or stop executive unconstitutional amnesty, give us the senate. you got the senate they did not do it, they funded it. things like that annoyed people. it is important to keep your

word. >> it is important to keep your word. president-elect donald trump is a man of his word. i will tell you he has dispatch me to capitol hill and we went there together a couple of weeks back sitting down with the leadership of the house of representatives and senate, and laying out a land not just for the first 100 daze but the first 200 days to immillion the agenda. you have gnome -- phone him longer than i have. he is the embodiment of energy and creativity and he will bring that to capitol hill and we will drive the trump agenda forward and make america great. >> how did it go yesterday speaking with the leaders? how were the meetings? >> great discussions. brought our legislative teams together. met with the speaker, met with leader mcconnell in the senate and our of the is to be ready, literallies on day one to be able to walk our new president into the oval office to take action on day one on a number of executive orders that the obama administration has put interest

affect but, literally in that very moment to initiate efforts to repeal and replace obamacare and end illegal immigration and to get the economy moving. so less taxes, less regulation, exactly the agenda he ran on and i keep telling members of congress, buckle up. it will be a busy year. >> that is a big agenda. if you got that done it is a prescription, the conservative solutions i have wanted for a long final the. >> how has your life changed? you guys don't fly on the same plane? true? >> that is right, part of the new changes but --. >> how has it changed to the extent you can share. >> in many ways it hasn't, this was a 24/7 campaign before and my family and i poured our hearts into this. there was no vacation after election day, first thing the

morning after the election we were all will aring our sleeves up, standing by our president-elect and helping to build government that can implement the trump agenda. frankly, the energy, the enthusiasm, the optimism that will set natures out of our president-elect is contagious and it will carry us to january 20 and to a great term. >> i did not have time to ask about the foreign policy, is the iran deal done. is that eliminated? was that a are hill deal -- was that a horrible deal? i don't think any inspections will never take place and i don't trust the iranians and while the deal was north need were chanting "death to america," and burning the american and israel flag. all the idea of transferring $150 billion back to the iranian

s, $2 billion in what was a ran system payment is deeply offensive. it was a bad deal. we have already begun internal discussions. the president-elect is going to give very careful consideration to the right way forward but it begins by recognizing how deeply flawed the iran deal is. and laying before him all of the best options that will put the interests of the united states and the interests of our most cherished ally first. >> are any countries like iran, china, russia, have they read out or you can't say? >> i can tell you the leadership in china and russia have reached out. for my part i spoke to foreign ministers and some heads of state around the country but from the day after the election leaders from around the world were reaching out to our president-elect. i do believe that people across the globe, leaders across the globe recognize the kind of

leadership that president-elect donald trump is going to bring to the white house reaching out with graciousness and engaging with him and all with the kind of straight talk i know will always characterize the way he deals with the world. >> will we repair our, what i would say is somewhat broken relationship with israel? i have known prime minister netanyahu for many years and he put a blurb on my first book. >> they will know america under president trump stands with israel the he has had great discussions as i have had the privilege of having with prime minister netanyahu since the election and we will continue to build that relationship. >> last question, can we gasoline anything from all the time you spent at trump tower, new jersey, on hill the role of the presidential in this

administration is going to be pretty active and busy? >> i leave that to the one person who will define it. >> my family and i are here to serve. i'm a small town guy from southern indiana not too far from where we are standing right now. the very idea of having a chance to stand next to our president-elect at such a momentous time in the life of our nation is very humbling for me and i'm just prepared to serve in anyway that i can help him move that agenda we know will make america great. >> reince priebus, former r.n.c. chair and now the chief of staff to president-elect donald trump as we continue from cincinnati tonight. of staff for president-electp.>> >> you hear a lot of talk how we are becoming a globalized world but the relationships people

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will not tell you, i refuse to tell you -- don't let it outside of to room, promise? so i will not tell you that one of our great, great generals, don't let it outside, right? of course, the press is very honest, they will never let this go ever though it is all lies, we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> we are in cincinnati where president-elect donald trump and vice president old elect mike pence are on the "thank you tour." we are heading out to the crowd

and we will talk to a lot of people and why though in ohio in overwhelming numbers voted for donald trump and mike pence. the former chair of the r.n.c. and now chief of staff, you went to the frying pan into the fire. >> i think so. >> reince priebus, good to see you, two of the hardest jobs because in donald trump doesn't win people will come down on you. if it does not go well in the white house they will 8:00 down on you and you had a balancing act all year, with the never trumpers and these others but not an easy year. >> no. i started to figure out how to be a decent r.n.c. chairman and now it is a didn't challenge but it is great, an honor that president-elect donald trump asked know do and i think he will be a great president. you look at the choices he is making right now and i can tell you his view of the job and the way he is viewing it, he wants

to build this country for the american people no matter who you are, what party, what your background, ethnicity, anything, his attitude right new is just something to behold and i am grateful. >> you were there for all of the meetingses you were at the dinner, i would love to have been there, because i am still, i thought mitt romney would have been a great president but is with so disappointed at what he said about donald trump and you were at the dinner, the only one at dinner with the two of them. what was it like? >> well, they talked about sports, and they both low-to-mid -- both love tom brady. >> does they address? >> they talked about global affairs. >> did they address what three said? >> we talk about that. >> how did it go over? >> we talked about it. >> they did not know each other, they did hit each other pretty hard. >> huckster. a fraud. a racist.

hard words. >> i try not to be this way but you can judge people without knowing they, without kind of getting how they tick or what they are thinking. there was some of that. i tell you, it was genuine, heartfelt, and they got along and at some point i would just say, president-elect donald trump is extremely funny and when he is on a roll he is an incredible storyteller and very, very funny and he had mitt romney in tears through one of the runs he had on a couple of stories but they got along, they talks about serious things, about not serious things and it was good night but it is good to have and build relationships failure. >> whether he sell recollected -- whether he is elected. i was out and about over thanksgiving day, and people say two things right out of the box please continue them don't pick mitt romney. please. please, please, and don't let

her off the hook. in other words -- all those people were chanting of enearlier today in note, lock her up. and drain the swamp. it will not be his decision. that is up to the justice department. that is up to law enforcement. the attorney general. >> what president-elect was try to say he is not going into this office with the mindset of finding a way to per cute secretary clinton that is not where his head is or his heart. i would say if there is evidence that is presented that goes through attorney general sessions and is presentedded it will be his call but i would suspect if it is something that is serious to daily with the president will expert it. as far as the whole, where are you on mitt romney, my job is to clear out the junk from everyone coming at the president-elect and give him the opportunity to make the decision of what is best for the country.

it is not to overexert my opinion on anything. he has great choices. the mayor is a wonderful man. david petraeus, senator corker, governor romney. but it is his decision. providing the opportunity for him to make a clear decision is part of being the chief of staff >> general petreus, how did it go? >> well, he is a very, very, smart person that really understands. you tell you a syria -- what mountain in syria, and a river over there. >> are you represented to never sleep? when i talked to donald trump the candidate is at midnight. >> i am the same way. if i get a knew hours i am good to go. i like to slept.

even for a few. this is important stuff. i have a great family. good kids. all in washington. tougher now because most of the transition is in new york. it will move back down. >> quickly. >> it will normalize. all the most important thing and where the biggest disagreement with the republicans came from and we had discussions when you were the chairman, people are telling me the programs be notening kept. donald trump has laid out a form agenda to get that passed and he accident have 60 votes in the senate but harry reid set a resident as far as the corruption and that is something that the republicans should consider. >> we going to use the, except for the supreme court we can get all the cabinet through and federal courts in 51 votes and i would suspect that will happen smoothly. hook, we have a president with a

mandate, the most significant historical political wins of the entirety of the united states history of politics but certainly for the last 100 years, we have never seen a donald trump phenomenon sweep the country. people in congress understand it, the members of our party should understand it, our meetings yesterday with vice president elect mike pence and speaker ryan everyone smooth. it is naturally easier in the house of representatives. we have a speaker and leadership that want to work with us. what do you want? how do we get it done? the senate is tougher because of their recalls. i suspect we have a president-elect that will call people out if they do not want to get on board and people may wake up to a couple of tweets and not like it too much. he is not going to sit around and play business as usual.

>> being the r.n.c. chair in a year where there was a lot of decision and 17 people wanting the job and threading the needle of those people what would not keep their promises and running a white house --. >> a fiasco at times. >> i am trying to cheer you up. >> i loved the job. >> this is tough, too, but i started the r.n.c. it was 24/7 and after a few months you get hang of it and figure it out, but we are moving at light next pace. >> thank you. now, he is the official chief of staff for president-elect donald trump. >> when we come back we are in cincinnati it is the thank you tour with president-elect donald trump and vice president elect mike pence. what motivated the crowd do go out and vote this year and the most popular radio figure in the city of cincinnati, bill cunningham.

hannity on the road in >> in the true sense, history call and the people of this great state, answered. you will be happy. we are going to say right new, what are we beginning to do? make america great again. you pounded the pavement, and propelled the victory of the grass roots movement, the likes classify the world has never seen before. this is what they say. today on one of the net would be they said, maybe andrew jackson? when was that, like in the 1838 timeframe and somebody also said well, that was great but nothing like what happened here. it has been fun and more importantly i heard mike saying about what happened today in

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>> we can reverse the stagnation in bring in a period of new opportunity and growth. endless gridlock is not a way of life any longer. we doesn't have to accept that. government can be responsive. we can be proud again of how washington works. i have spoken to democrats. i said to them, look, we can't go on with this gridlock. it has gone on for so many years. they can't get together. we are going to get together. i believe they want to get together. it is time. the people are angry. we will get together and make joint decisions. the nice part our victory was so great we have the house of representatives, we have the senate and we have the president

>> we had a few donald trump fans here. >> how important is this election? no republican has won the white house without ohio. >> you look excited. you have "make america great." >> absolutely. it is a good. it's the good finger, a thumb. >> what was the main issue for you? >> safety for our country. >> foreign affairs. and internal affairs. >> vetting refugees. building a wall. >> ohio state earlier this week and i was not happy with kasich this whole term. i did not vote for him. >> now, he will build a... >> wall. >> would will pay for it?

>> mechanic. >> what is your name? >> sam. what was the most important issue for you? >> for me, i am very nervous. >> come on, she looks great on tv. right? >> i would bed foreign donald trump, taking trips over to atlantic city. >> he was a good boss? >> excellent and 90 women of the employees of women. >> wow. did you hard about the carrier deal. >> yes! >> what did you think? >> that to me was big. >> donald trump just proved he will do what he has been talking about for a year and a half. the country has turned the corner and i am proud to be a trump supporter. >> this young man could be running for president one day what is your name? >> alfred. >> you could not vote? >> no. >> who would you have voted for?

>> grump.: -- donald trump. >> what was the biggest issue for you, dad? immigration. the president is a a pan of his word. is the carrier deal prove a good first step? >> yes. >> and a trump rally in louisville. >> now, how are you? what do you want to say? >> i did a power point on donald trump and my teacher wanted me to say he was selfish and rude and arrogant. she said -- i told her it was my freedom of speech. >> give hour a big hand. you stood up for your beliefs. >> can i get a selfie with you? >> i think so.

do you know how to do it? >> i am not that great. >> your job is to make me look good. >> your big issue? >> a nonpolitician in office. finally can do thing. >> how important was the carrier promise to you? >> very. very. >> we have a very enthusiastic crowd and we will come back and continue more from. ♪. >> now is not the time to downsize our dreams. but to set our sights higher than ever before for our country. now is the time to push for real profound change that restores the full promise of america for all of its people and those people are great people.

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>> the era of economic surrender is over. we will fight for every last american job. it is time to remove the rust from the rust belt and bring in a new industrial revolution. we will do it. >> we bake democrat back in cincinnati at the arena. this man has been for 35 years on the radio the number one radio personality his entire 35 years, bill cunningham. you all like bill? >> whoa! >> i'm in your city i want a full report. >> in 1984th the gipper saveed america and it has taken 32 years to have this kind of

passion among people in ohio and kentucky and indiana. you saw what happened in carrier what happened. that kind of spirit and drive will be shown right here at the arena. these are normal god-fearing americans. >> what is amazing, here is a state with a republican sitting governor opposeed donald. did it bother you? >> yes. >> the sitting republican governor did not support and he won by eight points. >> it did not make any difference. this want about kasich or a personality but a movement. donald trump walks in the shoes of ronald reagan. he is the guy that fires us up. you and i and god bless john mccain, he is a patriot, but, in 2008 we couldn't gather 200 people to come listen to john mccain. 200. now there will be 20,000.

here tonight. 20,000. 20,000. 20,000. >> bill cunningham how did he do it by such a large margin in a state you have to win to be president? >> there are three large cities here, cleveland, columbus, cincinnati and they comprise 30% of the whole state. 70% in land cast, marietta, blue color americans said i don't want to be on welfare, i want a job, and a good friend of my who is very sick today, compton comes from a small town in indiana you go there now and it is shut down. it is --. small town america gone. like a tsunami and washed across the from country and said we can't take it anymore. >> bill rung ham -- bill

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>> we are waiting for a news conference in oakland, california, to begin, where authorities are ♪ give us an update on the warehouse fire that now is confirmed to have killed at least 30 people. >> welcome to brand new hour inside america's headquarters i am arthel neville. >> hello, everyone, i am eric shawn. crews have only uncovered a fraction of the building uncovering mountains of debris search for more victims. this has new questions emerge on why the building had no smoke detectors, in sprinklers and not shut down after a sitting investigation of code