if you only knew what comes on right before the camera comes up. hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." we have breaking news on the trump transition. rudy giuliani is out of consideration for an administration position. we will hear from the former mayor in a few minutes. this news comes on a very busy day for president-elect trump. mr. trump starting off with a face to face meeting with paul ryan at trump tower followed by a get out the vote event in baton rouge and now mr. trump is headed to grand rapids, michigan, for the next step on his thank you tour kicking off in about a couple hours from

now. one common theme in the speeches, his plan to bring jobs back to america. he doubled down on his promise during a speech in louisiana this afternoon. take a listen. >> it's time to get help for the american people. we're going to get them into the labor market. they're going to do a great job and make good money. we're going to rebuild our country with american hands by american workers. my administration will follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american. okay? we have so many companies right now -- i think probably if i would have said a couple of months ago we have so many companies negotiating to leave, i don't think they are negotiating so fast right now. >> he promised to make america great again by bringing jobs back to america and keeping american jobs in america. seems to be keeping his promise. >> i love it. a perfect location and venue to make this kind of speech to connect with the people, the forgotten men and women, the working class people that wanted

someone to hear them and put them back to work and put money in their pockets and food on their table. american cars made by american hands on the streets across this country. i think it's fantastic. this is why people joined his movement and carried him into the white house to try to get this done. perfect timing as well, of course, with the lawsuits now being dropped for the recount here as well. >> also, there's an election tomorrow, that last senate seat up for gaps tomorrow. juan, early this morning, andy puzder was tapped to run the labor department. guy has 75,000 people working for him. seems to me a logical, wise choice to run labor. >> no problem with the ladies in bikinis selling hamburgers? >> you talking about the carl's junior commercials. >> i see a lot of -- >> it's one of the restaurants. >> this is a guy who at a time of populist anger about income

inequality is opposed to raising the minimum, opposed to the idea that more americans should be made eligible to receive overtime pay and wants to do away with the obama era regulation. >> check you on that one. andy puzder supported president-elect trump's minimum rate raises that are rational and do not destroy jobs or the businesses supporting them. >> he is a job kreecreator. he realizing changing the minimum wage doesn't make sense. saying that he isn't in favor of labor is like saying that a general doesn't love his troops. he is a guy that goes out there and expands business, builds it bigger. he understands what makes it tick. he is dependent on labor. he loves the guys that work for him. he understands exactly how business works and how to expand it. >> are you talking about andy puzder, the guy that said that if he had his way he would ought ma

automate his entire company because robots don't need health care, they don't sue, they don't do the slip and pay or whatever you call it. >> slip and fall. >> you are the lawyer. i tried it on you. you it never worked. he employs 75,000 people. he would rather employ none. by the way, i think it's a great choice. i think puzder is a smart guy. i think he is smart on minimum wage and overtime. but he is smart on the realities of automate. >> who doesn't? >> that's my point. you were talking -- >> you would have no employees. you have to have automation in a business. he wants to keep the employees that he has. >> it's fast food. >> yeah. you can't stop time. >> that's my point, you can't. what if you decided to punish time or punish progress? >> but he is the guy who is in favor of president-elect trump's border policy as well. >> that's good. >> there are a lot of illegal immigrants taking the fast food jobs that americans could be taking. he promises to implement the

agenda. >> i think that's a relatively new thing for puzder. i think puzder was definitely into cheap labor up until recently. i think he was for open borders. >> sure. let me say for all of our talk at this table -- i'm worried about your job at the moment. but i -- >> i'm always worried. >> let's ask labor. let's ask the people who run the afl\cio. they say this man fights workers. this man is hell on workers. >> you call labor, big picture labor the 11 million people who are in the unions? that's who you call labor? how about the other 130 million americans who are working who aren't unionized who are against everything union? >> against -- i don't think that's true. i think what you are saying is there are fewer americans who are in unions because -- >> they're not effective. >> are mostly -- >> 11 million. >> because wages have been going

down. people are struggling for jobs. >> labor unions have done a terrible job. >> what i'm telling you is, big labor is not stupid. this is like the attack the other day by trump. >> big labor is stupid. they are pricing themselves out of the market. >> because they're greedy. when you are in a party pig like that -- >> you know what? the choice of puzder is telling you what the future is. the future is automation. all of this stuff about saving 1,000 jobs here and there, it's not going to stop automation. >> can i tell you what the difference is? the automated factory is going to stay here. when it comes down to where they want to have their factory -- of course, ceos would rather have it here. they know the workers are more efficient, are better. they need lower cost regulation, lower taxes, cheaper energy because we are drill, drill, drill. they would rather have the factory here. it's going to have fewer workers. but you need some workers. >> the higher paying jobs.

>> better than factories in china where they can't keep an eye on it. products are -- >> you would say it's okay to apply tariffs to a company to keep them from going to china? >> i think he is saying we're going to throw this tariff on. that's how you reset the negotiation. i don't believe it would ever come to that or he would do that. it has to look like it's going to. don't tell anyone that he's not going do that. i don't think he is. >> the carrier deal, that was a threat. i'm not sure they stayed or these job s -- the 800 stay ed because of that. they got tax breaks. they got incentives. they got investment. >> what did sarah palin call it, crony capitalism. >> i would say george will is completely off his game. i think george will -- >> you can't say that. he is right. he is talking about the free market principal. >> if you lower taxes, more corporations will hire more people.

>> you don't need coercion to go along with that. you are saying lower taxes as the carrot for the stick. >> he is not even president yet. >> he never brought up 35% tari tariff? that's a threat. >> he secured millions of dollars of tax incentives. that is what -- >> carrier secured millions of dollars of -- >> hold on. >> it is their money. >> who is the governor of indiana? >> mike pence. secured a million dollars of tax incentives. >> why wouldn't the next guy say give me some? >> they should do this. this is a great idea. >> this is picking winners and losers. >> no, it's not. why are you against companies keeping their own money? it's not taxpayer money. it's carrier's money. >> go for it. then they don't need indiana's money. it >> they earn profits for giving less to the government.

>> as we mentioned earlier, rudy giuliani has removed his name from consideration for a position in the trump administration, even though he is no longer a contender for a cabinet position, the transition team says he may join the team at a later date. giuliani spoke about it moments ago. >> my desire to be in the cabinet was great, but it wasn't that great. and he had a lot of terrific candidates. and i thought i could play a better role being on the outside. that was the only one i had any real interest in. >> we will bring it around. what? rudy -- former mayor says he pulled himself out of contention. >> he did that on the 29th. removed himself from contention and wrote a letter that they did not want to accept at first because they wanted to keep him in consideration. he said he would be there for this candidate, for president-elect trump. he was.

he was a very important surrogate on his behalf and very loyal. i'm sure he will continue very strongly to be an adviser. anyone would be lucky to have rudy giuliani in any capacity. there's a number of rolls zrol could have fulfilled. i would love to see him serving the country. he has a very busy life, very active life and with his wife. he has a lot of options. let's see what happens. >> no one wants to be the deputy? >> nobody wants to be the deputy. they want to be the sheriff. is that how it works? he is a great guy. he was an inspiring person. i hate to say was but i feel like he is retiring and pulling back. he can still be one lucky guy and outnumbered. he will be back here. >> he got an ward faward for re crime in colombia. he is talented. >> he does very -- his security company does very well internationally advising foreign countries on security. >> maybe that would have been one of the challenges. that's one thing that people

talk about in the process of a confirmation that he has a lot of interests around the world that could have been a challenge. he is america's mayor. we love him. >> but he was thoroughly vetted. that process already was completed. >> what do you make of this? >> i don't buy he was vetted. i buy this, that -- >> he said it in the interview. >> i would say it, too. i don't know it's true. i'm saying, i think rudy giuliani could have been a great attorney general. in fact, he might have done better than jeff sessions, the senator from alabama in terms of getting through. what strikes me is he was held on a string. if you remember when we started these conversations, everybody assumed he was going to get the job. we didn't know if he was qualified. doesn't have a lot of foreign policy experience. it was assumed he would get the job. then it starts to go romney, petraeus, senator corker. maybe he got tired of this game. he makes a lot of money now going overseas doing the things kim was talking about, giving speeches. >> they want us to leave it there. a programming note, tune in to

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to illegal immigration and stop the drugs from pouring into our country. the drugs are pouring into our country, poisoning our youth and plenty of our people. a trump administration will stop the violence that is spilling across our border. and believe me, you have seen now, it is unbelievable how much there is. >> okay. strong messaging. this is consistent with during the campaign what he talked about, cracking down on illegal immigration, cracking down on sanctuary cities that would have people come in, revolving doors to come in to re-offend like this man did. and then deported eight times. what an insufficient broken system. >> yeah. i mean, this has become the issue. of course, there are so many cities saying they will be sanctuary cities here in new york. mayor de blasio talking about how proud he is that he is refusing to cooperate with the

feds. i heard greg say it before. the wall is like the red shiny bike under the tree. god help him if the kids come down for christmas and that bike isn't there. this is something that if he fails on this campaign promise, it's really tough. at the same time, when people are literal with the wall -- he also said -- he said the big, beautiful wall, he said with a giant beautiful door in the middle. do you think there's going to be a giant door in the middle? i don't think it's as literal. >> big, beautiful wall. >> a giant brass knob and you open it up? >> there's a dog door, too, for jasper. >> i don't think it's quite as literal. i agree with greg that if it doesn't happen, yikes. >> i think it's literal. i think he means -- >> with a door? is there a knocker? >> he will build a wall. this is a brilliant idea. not only to fulfill a campaign promise. it's a massive in -- talk about -- it's a massive infrastructure program. put a lot of people to work.

plenty of ways to make mexico pay for it. here is an interesting opportunity for puzder to do something that republicans haven't been able to do or aren't willing to do. go after the companies who employ illegals as well. >> right. >> not only deport when you catch them or put the wall up, if a company like a fast food restaurant is employing illegal aliens, you penalize them. make them pay for that. this has not been a very conservative talking point. i think andy puzder is the guy if he is going to it, this would be an opportunity. >> pretty exciting. juan? are you recovering? >> i think -- i really appreciate that you shouldn't take him literally on the wall. there might be a door. i think he said in some areas there might be a fence. we will get to it. i just think this is a waste of money, waste of time. if you are looking for jobs, go -- there's so much that we need in terms of infrastructure. i would hope we can do more

meaningful projects. what concerns me, kimberly, is the demonization of all illegal aliens because of the crimes committed by this one man. he has been deported several times. the case that bill o'reilly talks about in san francisco is a about thor example. that guy just got out of jail. it seems to me, you can't connect crime and illegal immigrants in any significant way, because in fact, crime has gone down -- violent crime has gone down even when illegal -- >> the violent crimes are higher among illegals. >> that's not true. that's absolutely not true. >> according to the fbi. >> what the fbi says is you have more illegal im -- i think it's 37 more -- >> violent crimes at a higher rate. >> you know why they're in jail. they're in for immigration violations. >> no. >> they commit crimes at a higher rate. >> no, no, no, they are not in there for immigration violations. >> can you show the picture of the guy? if you look at this fellow, illegal alien deported eight

times. well fed. he is just well fed. if this is how our country operates. he has been deported eight times. that's once every six weeks. he gets deported more times than i get a hair cut. for him it's like running a 5k if he exercised. the problem isn't just that he is an illegal alien. it's that there are no consequences for the incompetence or the supervisory incompetence. it may not be the officers. maybe they're told not to stop this. if they're told not to stop that, that has to be addressed. there has to be a punishment for the ineconocompetence. >> i worked there and i lived there. you would be the -- the prosecutor is the bad guy. you would ask the person on the other side to identify yourself by your true name.

they would give you about 16 different aliases, lie about everything. you would run them through the system. find out they have a hold. then the public defender would try to get them out and specifically not turn them over to ice so they can come back into my courtroom again with another dui or another criminal offense. they are not in the criminal system for an immigration violation, trust me. >> every community you can find crime. speaking for big business -- can you imagine me speaking for big business? u.s. chamber of commerce, mike bloomberg, disney to marriott are saying that if donald trump goes ahead with this deportation force, it will devastate the american economy. >> but we're talking about the specific examples of criminality and whether the criminality is worse or better among illegal ailne aliens. if you have that person deported, you should call him the deportables. >> here we go.

on a quick programming note here, we are unclear as to why that individual looks well fed. he could have a thyroid issue. >> we will treat that coming up. hillary clinton takes aim at fake news. her warning about spreading false information. is it legitimate or an excuse for losing the election? details next.

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welcome back. in her first speech since losing the election, hillary clinton is sounding the alarm about the dangers of so-called fake news. this comes after online conspiracy stories involving her campaign sparked violence. >> fake news can have real world consequences. this isn't about politics or partisanship. lives are at risk. lives of ordinary people just trying to go about their days to

do their jobs. it's imperative that leaders in both the private sector and the public sector step up to protect our democracy and innocent lives. >> with recent incidents like the pizza gate incident in washington, d.c. and most recently in brooklyn, new york, does clinton have a point? i want to go to you, greg, because it's not only hillary clinton. several people are increasingly talking about this danger, even the pope is saying this is -- >> yeah, the pope. first of all, this is a real story. forget hillary. we don't need to hear from her on this. i don't trust anything she says. fox news should be talking about this. because this is about news. this is a serious, serious problem. the poison of pizza gate is that it shifted the burden of proof on to the accused. if somebody calls you a child molest h

molester, it's up to them to provide proof. then you are returning to the salem witch trials. that's the mentality we are dealing with on the internet. we have parents of sandy hook children getting phone calls from people because they believe that sandy hook is a false flag operation. we are returning to the mcmartin preschool area where you just say somebody is a pedophile and you ruin their lives. there has to be consequences for any of these people. you get the -- the fbi should investigate these people and they should be sued. do whatever is possible. these small businesses that are being abused by these wierdos. they need to have some action. some action to get back at this. i don't think hillary helps. she politicizes this. >> she has a right to -- >> what i mean is -- fox news should be talking about this, not hillary. >> i agree with you. you have people who treat out like, until this is proven false, it's a story. that's crazy. that's what you are saying.

melissa, let me come to you. i read a story that indicated this is not just a problem because some guy takes a gun into ping-pong pizza in d.c. it's a problem because people are trying to know what's going on in the world get confused. they no longer what is trust worthy. it distorts the entire world of news. >> i guess. what's the remedy? how do you police something like this? i understand an extreme example. with people putting out stories, you need common sense. i feel like when somebody is sharing a story that's ludicrous, i don't just believe it based on that somebodied forred it forwarded it. you watch it and you look at it. this can't possibly be true. why would i believe it? >> there is a group of people who are pushing a story, pushing a pernicious, toxic story that are hurting people. there should be retribution. >> eric, let me come to you. in the story i read there are people particularly on

the right -- i heard this from greg -- who take the idea that there's someone picking on the liberals, saying they are up to nasty stuff, so what if it's not true, they are punching back? >> this is a big problem. the only solution is greg is right, have the legitimate news services get out in front of it and talk about it. it drives people to fox news, cnn, abc, nbc and stop reading these things that pop up. the problem is, some of them look like us. some of them -- >> exactly. >> logos that look like -- >> deliberately false and misleading. >> of course. free speech i get it. when uriyou are infringing on c right -- when you are a public figure, you forego your rights. she doesn't really -- she's not covered under the law. the average citizen is. the pizza guy is. he is not a public figure.

he should be. who do you sue? >> get the names of the -- they found one woman who was behind the pizza gate story who published it. >> sue the internet provider. >> sorry. go ahead. >> i agree with the sentiment of what you are saying. >> shouting fire in a theater. >> realistically, how do you deal with this? you go after the internet provider. >> it's terrible. >> you have to police everything going on. >> i want to talk to -- >> 20 seconds. >> please. go to a real lawyer. not a fake lawyer. >> wait a second. i'm a lawyer. >> you are the intern. >> mark zuckerberg is asking facebook users to help him find fake stories, google says they will stop placing ads. "the wall street journal" said, you know what? fake news is making tens of thousands of dollars because the big companies don't know that their ads are on the sites.

the computers or automatically are placing the ads. they are supporting fake news sites. >> obviously, they have to be more vigilant about researching and vetting the sites they are involved with and make sure this doesn't happen. it has to have a multifaceted approach. do things like jeff zuckerberg is doing at facebook. >> mark. >> mark is doing over there to make sure that they are, in fact, checking it all out. at the same time, people use some of the common sense to not be fooled by it. on a third note, hillary clinton is just trying to continue to make and find excuses for why she lost the election. even though she was a horrible candidate and herself being no stranger to creating fake news stories, like when she lied about ben ghazibenghazi. >> or getting hit by fire. >> true. >> brian williams. >> true. >> i won't go into that. when we come back, new questions

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schwarzenegger. kellyanne conway is pushing back against critics. >> were we concerned about the hours and hours spent on the golf course of the current president? presidents have a right to do things in their spare time or the leisure time. nobody objects to that. whether it's president obama or donald trump, the idea that these men are going to be all work and nothing else all the time, it's unrealistic. it never happened in our lifetime. >> what's the potential conflict of interest here? that he is going to start liking snl because they're on the same network? >> there you go. conflict of interest. he will have to all of a sudden think alec baldwin is very funny. i think they're going to check this out legally to make sure that there isn't any impropriety. if there were, then he would have to not have the executive producer title. so far, i think this is clean. maybe perhaps it's somewhat unconventional.

but it's not, my dear friend, illegal. >> i think this is a decoy. the shiny ball that he holds up in front of the crowd to distract you. it doesn't make any sense. to be talking about this. executive producer, it's a candy that they give out to actors when they're not really -- >> that's the point. i don't think many people understand what that means. it doesn't mean he will be on the phone going, i want to see this going. no. you slap executive producer on almost everything. watch a movie when the credits roll, there's 15. most are the ones who donated to the film. i see nothing wrong with this. it's intellectual problem. it was created to announcing he wanted to run for president. barack obama wrote a book before he was president. if that was made into a movie, it would be the same thing. no one would -- >> what happened to the profits from the last book obama did? to charity. >> we don't flow he is gknow he

paid. >> he made millions already. let me say the problem here -- i'm amazed you don't see the problem of the potential for the chief executive of the united states taking a paycheck not from the american people. >> we don't know he is getting paid. >> or taking credit having an interest -- kellyanne conway said he will spend time on this. i don't think that's legit. i think when you look at the idea that he stands there and says -- i have spare time. will do this. what if he says, you know, i don't know if i will do an interview because i want a better time slot for "the apprentice." that's a conflict of interest. >> aren't you the executive producer of this program? >> and o'reilly factor. >> little known fact. >> i had no idea. what is your opinion? >> for gget conflict of interes. make it a conflict of interest. if you win, you get a job on the cabin cabinet. if you lose, you go to gitmo. everybody who loses goes to

gitmo. >> when you said that -- >> geraldo is going to gitmo. thank you for the chocolates. >> i like newt because he says the honest thing. didn't he say, it's weird? why would he care? >> there's a reason behind it. >> it's a decoy. >> it's near and dear to his heart. >> his other baby. >> kids are involved. >> it would be like -- >> i think he thinks arnold is going to well. >> by the way, he is having a news conference next week, i think next thursday. trump is going to have a news conference, which he hasn't had one since hillary clinton. >> what a great problem. >> he doesn't need to. he won. >> he shouldn't talk to the american people and the press? >> it's an interesting problem to have. this is the first pop culture president. the first president that came directly from intereentertainme >> truth in advertising and therefore -- >> greg will be the next one.

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into you. >> i don't think so either. >> apparently, musk says he will have a space station on the moon to go visit. i would like to. i would rather be speed racer. i would -- it would leap canyons. >> it would. impressive. >> i want to be speed racer. >> i think we saw the child in you. that's wonderful. >> i give that a big no. i am officially terrified. i would rather lay on the beach. >> we can do that together. >> that's the beauty. if you lay on the beach, technically you are in space. we are on a spaceship earth. we are throating in space. we are flying through space right now. probably in a tiny spaceship. the other issue is pooping. not having that. think about the problems. >> listen. >> people have thought about it. things happen. it's floating over there.

all of a sudden it's over there. you have to chase it. >> he is right. it's an issue. >> how did this happen? >> we will go this way. from robert g., when -- great question. when up, when you were growing up, which celebrity posters or pictures did you have hanging on your wall? >> her own. her own. little house on the prairie. >> no. >> david cassidy. >> sean cassidy. >> any cassidy. >> billy idol. i was a huge billy idol fan. >> he looks the same. >> frightening similar. i had all kinds of billy idol in my room. it was frightening for my parents. >> were you dancing with yourself? >> i put them on my teddy bear. >> kind of cute. >> true story, i had the farrah faucet poster, which a lot of guys did. my mom let me have it. it had to be in the closet. >> then you married adrian, much

better looking. >> don't talk about coming out of the closet with that one. anything stones went up on my wall. or the who. >> what about you? >> you know, my dad is boxing. it's odd characters. but ali. i like boxers. >> interesting. >> kimberly. >> oddly enough, i had christian slater. >> really? >> yeah. one time i got this magazine. it was "teen beat." >> yeah. >> it had a free poster in there. so i was like, okay. i put it up. then i put it up and that was that. it was nice. then i eventually got to meet him. i was quite happy. he sang to me. he has a beautiful voice. sounds like frank sinatra. >> i used to have posters of

lan lancelot link. but i had posters under it. that was the key. we had posters that hid other posters so your parents never knew what you were looking at. >> what posters do you have? >> don't ask that. >> you don't want to know. from cindy e., what did you want to be when you grew up? >> speed racer. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's true. that's all i got for you. >> that or zombie apocalypapoca. >> well, i wanted to be a prosecutor. i did that. i wanted to work in television. i did that. now i decided i wanted do something else. i will do that. >> what? >> what was the other thing? wait, wait. >> it's mayor of new york. >> something else. >> what is it? >> greg wants to write all of my mayoral speeches.

i'm going there monday night. >> that's going to be amazing. >> he is running as a democrat. >> no. >> that's the only -- >> that or independent. >> you had a job. >> i was an actress. i wanted to be everything. i was going to be president and actress and a doctor. i would slip out to do an episode and then go see patients and come back and protect the free world. i was going to do it all. very realistic. >> i wanted to be kimberly. i would dress up as you often. that hasn't stopped. >> i do that now. >> one day i will be you. i will wear your skin. that's from "silence of the lambs." >> that's what i thought. >> you are so -- >> one more thing is up next. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host,

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time for one more thing. juan is first. >> today one of hollywood's greats turned 100. guess who? kirk douglas. >> he loses the pleasure of life. loses his pain. death is freedom. that's why he is not afraid of it. that's why we all win.

>> people remember douglas as the star of "sparticus." he has been with his wife over 60 years. he is making appearances with his son michael douglas. happy birthday. you are a joy. i want to send a quick shoutout to one of our fans here at "the five" dr. den herder. the first thing he did in the hospital, he demanded that the nurse switch the tv to fox news so he could watch "the five." speedy recovery. >> god bless him. what a handsome doctor. so, time for -- ♪ kimberly's royal news. i love it.

so madame tussauds in london has unveiled a special version of the royals wax figures. featuring each member in a christmas sweater. look how cute. four live dogs joined the shoot. the queen is wearing a sweater. how adorable is that? >> i don't care. >> this is not your turn. the royals granted permission for this as part of uk charity, save the children. do you care now? >> i care for the children. >> it encourages people to throw on festive knits and donate to the cause. wear one of your unicorn sweaters. >> tune in tonight to the o'reilly factor. donald trump will talk to them on the thank you tour. that will probably go into the hour. rudy giuliani will talk about what we were talking about, first time on camera, talking about the secretary of state pick. >> where he will be this weekend

at the army navy game with the president-elect. >> tomorrow night at 10:00, slam banging new show. i said it. i got ambassador bolton. we will talk to him about what's going on in the mustache of his. we have a new employee of fox news. >> by the way -- >> bigger than o'reilly. >> do you think i could take him? >> i don't know. >> rudy giuliani said his pick would be bolton. >> all right. since i'm in dana's chair, i feel compelled to do something about a dog. it's too warm in florida. that's oli in his red sleigh delivering gifts. that's my mother-in-law's dog. she got a giant dog. he was out looking for abby huntsman ringing the bell. she was down in a diner.

he missed her. he went home to watch a little football and get weather. that's oli, a fantastic job. >> we have eight seconds. "special report." america's mayor won't be america's top diplomat. rudy giuliani says he is out the running for secretary of state or anything else in the donald trump administration. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. six weeks from now, donald trump will take the oath of office as will become the 45th president of the united states. tonight, he is continuing to narrow the prospects for the remaining positions on his team. late today, we learned one person who will not be in the trump administration in any capacity. former new york