and one of those things was that the next president whether it was secretary clinton or mr. trump, were going have some difficult challenges and some difficult questions to answer with regard to a range of policies. we know that our economy is facing some pretty intense head winds from overseas. what's the kind of approach that the next president will take to ensuring that our economy can strengthen and navigate those head winds? in a way that benefits the american middle class and not just those at the sdwrtop. that's a difficult question and president-elect trump will have to hand that. handle a country that has deep and passionate political differences, and what will president-elect trump do to unite the country? it won't be easy. we know that's for sure. we do know he can count on the support of president obama and secretary clinton who both in the last couple hours pledged their support to him as he works to do that. either president, either secretary clinton or mr. trump would have faced a deeply divided congress. that appears totally dysfunctional, or at least it's appeared

mr. frum p is trying to message to independent voters, that haven't made up their mind whether or not they are going to vote for secretary clinton or mr. trumpthink that is the right message. it reinforces a narrative that says mrs. clinton, secretary clinton, is not trust worthy. she is dishonest. there is something she is trying to hide. if the average american did what she did or members of her campaign did, they would end up in jail. >> there is no investigation, nothing to say she is going to be investigated. he is speaking about something that has not happened. >> what he is also speaking about is the fact that the fbi came out and is saying, there is something that they need to look at. that is unprecedented for somebody who could be the next president of the united states. >> this morning in his weekly republican address, he mentioned that there is a potentially pending indictment of hillary clinton. bret baier from fox news who initially introduced that term walked it back, not just a walk-back but a reversal apologizing for that. why is donald trump still using that language? >> at the end of the day, you can speculate as to what's

clinton or mr. trump beat the state by state polling averages by about 2 percentage points. we just don't know which one would do it. and that was based on historical analysis. they get it wrong sometimes. >> from the same summation of your work, i too want to quote, i want to put it up on the screen because i thought this was remarkable. we examine, this is part of your research, 4,221 late campaign polls, every public poll we could find for 608 state level senator and governor races between 1998 and 2014 comparing those poll results with actual electoral results find the historical margin of error plus or minus 6 to 7 points. that's an error range of 12 to 14, not typically reported 6 or 7. expand on that, please. >> polls can be wrong for two reasons. we say, sampling error and non-sampling error. it's because you sample a finite number of people and like drawing bulls from the urn. you won't see the entire population. that's the margin of error. not sampling error is because you're not getting the right people or adjusting to the wrong population. and in this particular

either president -- either secretary clinton or mr. trump would have faced a deeply divided congress that appears totally dysfunctional. at least it has and totally dysfunctional in the last two years. and it's difficult to know -- it's difficult to see how that's going to change. they will have to navigate. president-elect trump and his team will have to figure how to navigate that situation. and it won't be easy either. so i guess the point is it's too early to tell what the impact will be. there will be an impact, but we knew there would be regardless of the outcome of the race. there certainly were some priorities where secretary clinton debate agree with president obama. in a different scenario, she would be -- you'd be asking me the same question about some of those policy priorities, too. what's true is that the president-elect has some difficult questions to answer and some big challenges to tackle. it's why it's so important for there to be a smooth and effective, efficient transition from president obama's presidency to the trump p

either president -- either secretary clinton or mr. trump would have face d a deeply divided congress that appears totally dysfunctional, or at least it has appeared totally dysfunctional in the last two years. and it's difficult to know, it's difficult to see how that's going to change. and they'll have to navigate. president-elect trump and his team will have to figure out how to navigate that situation. and it won't be easy either. so i guess the point is it's too early to tell exactly what the impact will be. there will be an impact, but we knew there would be regardless of the outcome of the race. and there certainly were some priorities where secretary clinton didn't agree with president obama. and in a different scenario she would be -- you know, you'd be asking me the same question about some of those policy priorities too. you know, what's true is that the president-elect has some difficult questions to answer. and some big challenges to tackle. and it's why it's so important for there to be a smooth and effective, efficient transit

clinton or mr. trump beat the state by state polling averages by about two percentage points.e just don't know which one would do it and that was based upon our historical analysis. they get it wrong sometimes. >> so from that same summation of your work, i, too, want to quote. i'm going to put it up on the screen. i thought this was remarkable. we examined -- this is part of your research, 4,221 late-campaign polls, every public poll we could find, for 608 state level presidential senate and governor's races between 1998 and 2014, comparing those poll results with actual electoral results, we find the historical margin of error is plus or minus six to seven percentage points, yes, that's a error range of 12 to 14 points not the typical reported 6 or 7. explain that fleez. >> we say sampling error and nonsampling error. the sample is because you're sampling a finite number of people, drawing bulls from the urn. you won't see the entire population. that gives you the margin of error you'll see in the newspaper. non-sampling error is because you're not getting the right people o

or this particular election is not about hillary clinton. it is not about donald trump. it is not about bill clinton, and it's not about mrs. trump or the trump kids. this election, unbelievably, is about you. this election is not a personality contest. you don't like mr. trump, you don't like mrs. clinton, fine. what this election is about is which candidate has the ideas and the program to improve life for the working families and the middle class of this country. that's what this election is about. >> well, we have seen a phone bank for the republican party and by extension donald trump. yesterday we saw ted cruz do something at one time few would have predicted. he stood behind a podium with trump emblazoned on it, and yet during his remarks he did not mention the party nominee once, instead asking the people of iowa to send a republican to the white house. when the rally was over, he bordered a plane bearing the trump name. smiled, waved. it was an argument not lost on the senator of texas. >> if you care about free speech, religious liberty, and the second amendment, then this election, putting a republican in the whit

they should be looking into. >> we just showed or read you the tweets or told that you donald trump took to twitter blasting mrs. clinton. does president-elect trump have a right or a good reason to blast hillary clinton for getting involved in this jill stein recount? >> well, look, there's an attack on his legitimacy so you can expect him to reply. i want to say this elects wasn't about left, right, about democrat, republican, liberal/conservative. the american people wanted change, they wanted change in 2008. they didn't see it delivered. so they went for it in 2016. they say it's flat-out wrong. there's numbers here people will look at. if there's any change at all it would be surprising but i don't expect the outcome of the election to change anyway. i think president-elect trump should probably best advise focus on his transition and not worry about the outcome changing. >> and, deneen, do you think that it perhaps might be time to rethink the voting system overall? i know you said particularly the democrats need to figure out their in-party fighting in terms of who their constituency is and the issues that are re

clinton or mrs. clinton and mr. trump are in florida stomping away. >> and that's because it is an intense battle in those battle ground states. we're going to have more on the latest poll and this final push. and wile we still think that the bay area throws the best championship parades, chicago put together a pretty impressive celebration for the cubbies. >> i mean talk about humanity here. in fact numbers out this morning say the cubs parade was the seventh largest gathering of human kind in the history of the world. >> and look at the weather for them. it was just a perfect day out there. >> unbelievable. go cubs go. as they say. and we're going to be talking about the this year because take a look at this. we've got a live web cam. up in the air that's white snow that's snow. >> look at that as we pan around. this looks like a perfect spring day. there has beens to be enough of that snow to get some of the ski resorts open in the next couple of weeks. so what kind of winter can you expect. looking pretty good. normal

or about mr. trump or mrs. clinton, not about the american people.out pulling in campaign funds and how much money people raised in the terrible things they were said about each other. we need a media among other things that starts talking about the real issues facing the american people, not just the candidates. [applause] and we have a chapter that talks not just about oligarchy and where we are but how we end a wrecked economy. what does a rigged economy mean? it means that over the last 20 or 30 years there has been a massive transfer of wealth into into -- and that transfer has gone from your pocket or the pocket of the middle class into the pockets of the top one tenth of 1%. a massive transfer of wealth. we talk about how do we create an economy to paraphrase pope francis which is based on moral principles rather than greed and these are some of the things that have to be done. we have got to determine if principle in our economy that if you work 40 hours a week you do not live in poverty. that means raising the minimum wage to a living wage.

center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. mrs. clinton: donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power, and we do not just respect that, we cherish it. soledad: the most important speech at the end of an election cycle is not the speech given by the victor but the one who succeeds, because the peaceful transition of power is a foundation of america's constitutional democracy. we are clearly a divided nation, up this morning, and i just wanted to be here. >> whatever the election's outcome, we have the sense that at least half the country would feel somewhat exiled in their only and. >> it is not about the size of government. it is about decency with each other. for the peaceful transfer of political power. >> we all have to walk this road together, and we all have to join hands and be what god calls us to be in this world. >> and that we pray for our country and for all people. soledad: the election of donald trump as president reveals stark

mr. trump or secretary clinton or one of the other candidates on the ballot. >> final question and we'll let you go, somehow this going to work tomorrow? and by that i mean i think everyone agreed president obama was beyond gracious in his remarks today. i think the last time they were in the same room together was that chilly evening at the correspondent's dinner where the president just had line after line and received a chilly response from donald trump and donald trump spent the interscreening years among other things questioning the president's legitimacy because he questioned the nation of the president's birth. how -- which donald trump is going to show up at the white house tomorrow -- the man we have watched during the campaign or a changed man already in the 24 hours since learning of his new mantle? united states will show up tomorrow at the white house to meet the current occupant of that office and i think both of these men understand the really great responsibility that has been placed on them by the american people and i think you will see tomorrow much of what you saw las

clinton or donald trump. believe it or not, shark of all sharks -- reporter: sanders says the drama surrounding the two candidates is taking the focus away from the issues. >> the differences between secretary clinton and mr. trump are day and night. on every major issue facing this country, for the middle class and working families of this country. reporter: he talked about a corrupt campaign system, and income and wealth inequality. >> so how about creating an economy that works for the middle class and working families, not just the top one percent. reporter: plymouth state university was one of two colleges the vermont senator visited tuesday. he continued the campaigning alongside governor hassan at becomes the next united states senator from the state of new hampshire. report these stops kicked off his coast to coast trip, taking him to 12 states. his final push before the election. sympathizing with with with voters for being frustrated with the campaign but begging them to not sit this one out. >> i don't want to make all of you nervous here in new hampshire. but you got a lot of responsibility on your shoulders, all you are a battle ground state. and the future of this country may rest on your fo

mr. trump or in favor of mrs. clinton30% we need to preserve and we need to give everybody in our community a fair chance to look at mr. trump the way he is, now how we imagine he is going to govern. jon: when media questioned the legitimacy of this new incoming administration, kelly, people in portland who go out and burn things down because they are unhappy because their candidate didn't win. >> if you watch cnn which some of your viewers may do, you'll know against general flynn, islamophobia comments, with senator jeff sessions, all they want to do is talk about 1986 hearings. this is just further dividing our country and fear mongering and something that the press should look at people's records and look at the fact of the matter that donald trump is interviewing a bunch of people across ethnicities, female, male, he's having democrats over today, so he's definitely trying to get the best people for his cabinet and that's something that should be praised. jon: kelly and maria elvira salazar, thank you for being our m

would be better for donald trump to be dealing with someone who quintessentially represents the blue collar voter that deserted mrs. clinton that either typically voted democrat or didn't vote at all and went in droves for donald trump. i am sure that tim ryan voted for mrs. clinton, but he represents that type of voter. he has his finger on that pulse, will help donald trump as well as help the democrats if ryan is there as leader in the house. >> and look, i think, for one of the early moves is this infrastructure plan that incorporates a democratic bill that's already out there and working with them right off the bat. i have got to run here. that's it for the panel. take a look at a friendship that will warm even the icest of arts when we return. >>> finally tonight. it appears that man's best friend has a few other pals in the animal kingdom. check out this special moment between a dog and a polar bear caught on camera by a tour guide in canada. >> i can hear it out there. awe. i mean, awe. >> we need that. he eats him at the end. >> stop it, charles. >> that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. tucker carlson tonight starts right now

mr. trump or bill clinton, this is what she said. >> i have a 12-year-old daughter -- >> okay. would you want your -- let's say -- let's pass forward four years and your daughter is 16 years of age, would you havement waed your daughter to hear the conversation that donald trump had engaged in with a reporter from "access hollywood" on that bus? >> i think we all know the answer to that. >> okay. at any point in time would you want your 16-year-old daughter in a room with bill clinton? >> i didn't want my daughter in the room with any of them. but you know, the point of this is that, you know, why would i want my daughter in the room with them? >> so amy, that, that incident is still out there. >> yeah, but, carol, this is the thing. what donald trump did, he apologized for. and we're going to see if the american people have forgiven him. and you know, kelly ayotte, i respect her for saying that about her daughter. i mean, quite honestly, i wouldn't want my 12-year-old daughter in a room with him or any other guy. i mean, that's something as a mom we don't want our daughters --

mrs. clinton: are we going to build a stronger, fairer, better america or we going to fear each other and the future? mr. trump hillary clinton is the : candidate of yesterday. we, you, you, we, are the movement of the future. president obama understand the : stakes here. my name's not on the ballot, but everything we've worked for is on the ballot. [cheers and applause] >> justice is on the ballot. [applause] >> equality is on the ballot. [applause] >> jobs are on the ballot. [applause] >> criminal justice reforms on the ballot. [applause] >> democracy is on the ballot. i need you to vote. john: the snapshot of public polling out today for the most part was rife with good news. yesterday it was good news. today's batch has a little bit more favorable news for hillary clinton. the daily tracking poll has clinton up by three points. 49% to 46%. that is still within the survey's margin of era. clinton's lead is one point higher than yesterday and two points higher than the day before that. most of the state polls look positive for the democratic nominee. roanoke college has her up by seven points. that is in vir

trump or clinton. they don't even register as democrats or republicans. but they do according to pollsters tend to lean towards republicans, hens mr. trump. mr. trump as you have been watching, he said in tampa, doesn't need polls to tell him what is happening. he goes by size of his crowds. he joked a bit about the crowds that hillary clinton has a celebrity on her side like jay-z. take a listen. >> we don't need jay-z to fill up arenas. you know. [cheering] we do it the old-fashioned way. reporter: trump also went on to talk about the fact that jay-z used foul language at this event last night. that trump would never use such language, trish? trish: you know, look, adam, i've been pointing that out. i have unfortunately, read some of jay-z's lyrics in recent days. we'll talk about this later in the show. for a candidate like hillary clinton about to be empowering women, those lyrics do anything but that. they are disgusting. they are vial. and they are derogatory towards women. so how a guy gets up there with hillary clinton, how she brings him up on stage, i'll never understand. thank you so much, adam shapiro. pennsylvania, everyone. one

to you ♪ mark: president-elect donald trump has reversed his campaign promise to investigate or prosecute hillary clinton. at at "the new york times gopro mrid, i don't want to hurt the clintons, i really don't. her, and his words, is just not something i feel strongly about. democratic leader nancy pelosi appears to be responding to a challenge to her leadership by the coming more inclusive. she is promising to give more influence to junior lawmakers. policy is being challenged by ohio congressman tim ryan. since 2014, says the islamic state has used chemical weapons in iraq and syria at least 52 times and targeted me saw -- basel -- mosul 19 times. report warns britain's national health service is facing crippling problems because of a $2.3 million

clinton, climate change torture. they're all issues some say helped him win the election. mr. trump told the "new york times" he would not pursue the e-mail server or the clinton foundation because it would be di divisive for the country. on torture president-elect trump changed his mind about the use of water boarding saying it night not be effective. >>> wall street. the nasdaq up 17 points. and the s & p rolls five points. price recovery from oil is a big help investors are wagering, owe peck members will cut a deal. >>> new details about a school bus crash in tennessee that claimed the lives of five children. johnny walker is behind bars charged with vehicular homicide for the crash in chattanooga. walker was driving well he over the posted 30 miles per hour speed limit when he lost control. a mother of a girl on the bus said moments before the crash, the bus driver asked the kids if they wanted to die. 12 children are hospitalized tonight. >>> two women are are facing charges in connection with the robbery of a bucks county pizza shop. robin soto are charged with robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. soto is the mother of two suspects and

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mr. trump says he will not push for the prosecution of hillary clinton with the number of e-mail scandals or clinton foundation. something he vowed to do at every rally through out the election. last night the incoming chief of staff said mr. trump is focused on moving forward. >> i am sure if something comes around it is some kind of bomb we don't know about we will have to take a look at it. his point is he is looking forward to leading this country. he is not looking to further injure the clintons. he has the right attitude about leading america. >> there were several house investigations led by republicans ongoing. mr. trump will allow those to go forward. >> getting a mixed reaction to some of these appointments. >> especially on the right. thank you, garrett. >> the trump transition team makes a little bit of a break. a lot to talk about who our president elect will be secretary of state and when he will announce that. he is concerned it might be mitt romney. >> i would be concerned, one, i think the vast majority of trump supporters will initially be very unhappy and will be reminded

clinton, climate change torture. they're all issues some say helped him win the election. mr. trump told the "new york times" he would not pursue the e-mail server or the clinton foundation because it would be di divisive for the country. on torture president-elect trump changed his mind about the use of water boarding saying it night not be effective. >>> wall street. the nasdaq up 17 points. and the s & p rolls five points. price recovery from oil is a big help investors are wagering, owe peck members will cut a deal. >>> new details about a school bus crash in tennessee that claimed the lives of five children. johnny walker is behind bars charged with vehicular homicide for the crash in chattanooga. walker was driving well he over the posted 30 miles per hour speed limit when he lost control. a mother of a girl on the bus said moments before the crash, the bus driver asked the kids if they wanted to die. 12 children are hospitalized tonight. >>> two women are are facing charges in connection with the robbery of a bucks county pizza shop. robin soto are charged with robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. soto is the mother of two suspects and

to follow the role of president bill clinton because he did meet and talk with us but it is donald trump then somebody or some of us have got to watch out to say mr. president you say you will change washington, the first thing you need to do is to begin to communicate. for things you need to make it work number one is communication. if you don't talk you ain't getting nothing done number to develop chemistry. clinton made me nervous but we had a relationship it was a chemistry that made us possible to turn into action but did it in we have lost is what in the hell are we really for? republicans or democrats? do we really know what either side actually would do if there is a majority in the congress and have the white house? i have seen it. leadership. one man or one woman that look at the slings and arrows of the media to say we will have all of the above and do it so it could change on a dime. but it will take personal restraint because i have seen it. washington is a tough place and then i got knocked down into you the valley but the best thing is you learn when you get back up to do things better. i don't see that right now with mitch mcconne

clinton. when mr. trump say that is he investigations of hillary clinton, what does he mean by that? is he asking the fbi or justice department to stand down? >> no. he's not. he respects the integrity of those institutions and the next leaders of those institutions when he's president will do their jobs without the interference of the executive branch and the president of the united states. at the same time, president-elect trump is being very mag man nous. what he said times was that he's not focused on that right now. not focused on hillary clinton and prosecuting her any further. >> should he have been making public comments about that? >>'s welcome to. he's the president-elect and about to be the leader of the free world. he is not undercutting anybody's authority in any of those branches, any of those positions. as you and i know and respect, different people will have the decisions based on the evidence presented to them. this is how the president-elect feels at this moment about hillary clinton. i would say in response that i guess her attitude towards that is to have her counsel go and join this ri

mr. trump say something, president obama, hillary clinton, maybe a combination of all of the above, or maybe just let this sort out. joining us now a very big backer of donald trump and national diversity coalition. when you see this and what's been unfolding across the country, what do you say to those protesters not keen on the results? >> you know, what i would say to them is first of all that we love them. and that we know that they voted for hillary clinton. and, you know, we are -- we support peaceful protest. we understand that as americans we all have the right to express ourselves. that's what sets our country apart. but what i would say to them many of them are young. there is a website that they can go to called greatagain.gov. and they should apply for employment. there's also a place there where they can share their ideas with our president-elect as well as our vice president-elect. that they should make sure that if they have a problem or a worry or a stress about what may go on in this administration that they can actually apply for employment, a job, to help steer the nation,

mr. trump or for maybe clinton? >> of that term came from richard nixon space the belief that there were a lot of people who are more conservative -- more conservative than they let on. i think that the way that they might apply in the election cycle has to do with polling more than it does voting although copy impact that might be in voting with people nothing on us the pollsters about how they feel about donald trump given all the controversial things that he says every day almost. so it does lead one sometimes the question those polls and i will say, they put controls into the questions that are asked and into the variables that we consider for pulling and that's a also have these things called plus or minor error ratios because we assume that they are off by a certain degree sometimes they are wrong but more often than not way more often than not they are right. it would still use this is a more reliable thing than just some of intuition about the number of signs that basing the fact that there are 10,000 people

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perhaps he would have won michigan or hillary clinton i should say or michigan or some of the other states? >> i don't tli thhink we were a factor. we took more from mr. trump than from hillary clinton. >> i think gary johnson got 174,000 votes in michigan. and hillary clinton lost by 12,000. >> yeah. if those votes are evenly spread, then it's not going to be an impact. >> i will tell you this, bill. i struggle with it because i was talking to friends the other day. we were talking about third party candidates. the challenge is a lot of people agree that you need another voice in this race. but then at the same time when it comes to being neck and neck, they feel the third party candidate is messing up the option. how do we reconcile this notion? >> i think we're going to have to have third parties. we have have to have some voices other than people in washington, d.c. saying we deserve to be a monopoly and vote for me because the other fellow might win. that's an argument that has no contt. it assumes its own conclusion. i think third parties are here to stay. i think we need more influence rather than less. historically, third parties have introduced goo

clinton. it is not about donald trump. it is not about bill clinton. it is not about mrs. trump or the trump kids. this election unbelievably is about you. this election is not a personality contest. you don't like mr. trump, you don't like mrs. clinton, fine. what this election is about is which candidate has the ideas and the program to improve life for the working families and middle class of this country. that's what this election is about. >> if i nail down the democratic nomination, you don't want bernie sanders out for you. you don't like her. you sit there and go, god, am i going to have to list with this in my teeth for the next four years? vote for her anyway. it will come out eventually. >> he may be reading wikileaks perhaps and what they've been saying for a year and a half. >> it might be. i might have just read that e-mail. >> that would do it. we're talking about the e-mail where podesta said where should we stick the knife? >> "morning joe" goes interactive. we're breaking out the electoral map ahead. ♪ ♪ well, if you want to sing out, sing out ♪ ♪ and if you want to be free, be fr

for clinton or trump. a spokesman says mr. bush chose none of the above on his ballot. that's despite earlier reports from rush limbaugh mr. bush had voted for clinton. >> we did hear from a number of big name republicans before the vote saying that they would not vote for him but apparently it didn't matter. >> it did not matter at all. see how they play along. >>> once again waking up to the reality donald trump is the president-elect changing american history. >> that's right. for the first time a president who has no governing experience, no military experience. >> no political experience. >> a lot of business experience though and experience on reality tv and he will now be the 45th president. abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: donald j. trump -- >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. >> reporter: against all odds, all the predictions of pundits. >> ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >> reporter: the millions of americans who raised up donald trump as their champion, they showed t

mr. trump has already said if he is elected, he will go and meet with putin before the inauguration, if you were advising either one of mr. trump or mrs. clinton and you were the last person to talk to them before they went to the ring with putin, what was the one thing you would say to them if they could only accomplish one thing, just one, what is it that they should say to putin in their very first meeting? >> not sure that that's really a good idea. no, i understand. i'm just -- that's the first thing. you know, i think that for from my point of view, the most important thing in this relationship right now is not to tray to envision all of the great things that question cooperate on in the future. we don't have a relationship to sustain new cooperation. i think that's very clear. there are a lot of obstacles to that. what we need to do now, to my mind, as a matter of highest priority in this relationship, is to try to prevent it from getting worse. because if it gets worse, there are some really grave risks to the united states. you know, i was a teenager in the 1980s i remember what it was like growing up in the early 1980s. and what peop

an investigation into hillary clinton's personal e-mail server or her role in the clinton foundation. kierd to go the new york post she isn't off the hook just yet. mr. trump will have u.s. ambassadors push ep foreign governments to probe the clinton foundation financial dealings in their country. according to the post the administration will focus on massive donations involving haiti and columbia. >>> fox news alert. a third straight night of celebrations in miami following the death of former cuban dictator fidel castro. a rush of americans as they thread through the streets. >> you are taking a look at havana where a nine-day mourning is set for the leader. >> we are in little havana with the latest on this. >> good morning clayton and heather. still early out here but we are expecting crowds to gather as they have been for the past couple of days and nights spilling out in h street carrying cuban and american flags singing songs and chanting and honking horns and celebrating the death of a dictator who they say killed or imprisoned thousands of dissidents sealing their homes and forcing millions to flee on small boats over those 90 miles of ocean to re

watching and waiting to see if mr trump really wants to rip up the rule book or play in much steadier game. kamal ahmed, bbc news. the results overnight showed that hillary clinton communities, while mr trump certainly succeeded in maximising his vote, especially among older white men. 0ur correspondent aleem maqbool has spent the day getting reaction from trump supporters in staten island, new york. donald trump talked of the forgotten men and women of america, making their voices heard this election. especially for those in industries that have suffered tough economic times, that's certainly how many say they felt as the astonishing results poured in. i couldn't believe what i was seeing, and my friends are calling me from all over the country. and this morning ifinally woke up to 15 text messages from all over the country, everybody was so excited. and with good cause.

mr. trump this clinton's turn to zero in on trump. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it is i a choice -- it is a choice between division or unity, between strong steady leadership and a loose cannon that can put everything at risk. >> reporter: perhaps tired she smoked in measured tones, but finished with an appeal to voters. >> i hope you're able to say you voted, you voted better, stronger, fairer america, an america where we build bridges, not walls. >> reporter: she never even brought up e-mails or the lack of criminal charges, but her supporters are speaking up. >> there's nothing criminal about hillary clinton. >> that's what i expected. it should have never happened in the first place. >> and on monday hillary clinton will still get more springsteeen and jon bon jovi perform and she'll be joined by the president and the first lady. >> the fbi's finding left the clinton campaign feeling vindicated and took ammo away from the republican nominee with the election so close, but it didn't stop donald trump and his surrogates from blasting away. >> she should be personalized, don't vote -- penalized, don't vote for her.

trump while 56% have a negative view of clinton. mrs. clinton is campaigning this in pittsburgh. real clear politics shows the former secretary of state with a 2- or 3- point lead over donald trump in that state. she's also campaigning in michigan and north carolina later today to round out her campaign schedule. donald trump just wrapped up an event in florida. several polls including one from quinnipiac university from this past weekend shows trump and clinton are tied in the important swing state. this afternoon, trump goes to north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michi fellow officers are remembering des moines police sergeant anthony beminio. he died in an ambush-style attack while sitting in his squad car last week. this is a live look at his funeral at lutheran church of hope in west des moines. police officers have been streaming into the church for about the last half an hour to walk past the casket and pay their respects. sergeant beminio graduated from iowa city west high school in 1996 where wrestler. more than 1,000 people were expected to be at today's funeral. the other killed in that attack was urbandale officer justin ma

road to a degree of president bill clinton because he did meet with us and he did talk with us or if it is trump someone, some of us have got to reach out and say mr. president, you say you are going to change washington. of the first thing you need to do to change it is to begin to communicate. there are four things in need to make washington work. number one can medication. if you don't talk you won't get anything done. number two, you have to develop a kinship. clinton made me nervous, but we had a relationship. there was a chemistry that made it possible for us to turn that into action and the other thing we have lost is-- what in the hell are we really for anymore cracks do we really know what either side would actually do if they are in the majority of the congress and how the white house last but not least, i have seen it, leadership. one man or one woman that will face-- the slings and arrows, the median say and we will develop an energy policy in america. we will have all of the above. we are going to do it, so it could change on a dime. it's going to take a person of strength because i have seen it. washington is a tough place. i rode th

or six points that would get mrs. clinton, pennsylvania go tossup or turn red would put trump over the top. is still a tough electoral map for donald trump, even with trends in states like florida pretty good for him. you mentioned senate. balance of power, we talk about it all the time, dems have to go plus 4 if hillary clinton is president. even better if donald trump wins. we have maps. if you look at senate maps, go what if on that, these states, it is interesting because, in states like wisconsin and illinois, for example, the democrats have been very, very confident that they would take, watch numbers over here as well as we try to get it to 50-50, they would take both of these states. you start talking about some of the toss ups, way we have the map now is the way it is in the moment in senate. red states are currently republican. we look at poll numbers out of wisconsin. this is a race to watch. russ feingold trying to get his seat back, neil, had a fairly comfortable lead but republicans have been quite confident. they think it is a lot closer than that if they can hold on that sta

mr. trump or mrs. clinton hand eight-- handles morning, certainly tuesday night.f the idea that the regime is being questioned, the idea the system is being rigged, the idea that there will be paid back if one of the two candidates win, in the case of mrs. clinton, payback with the fbi and what will happen there and in the case of mr. trump, is to lock her up we keep hearing about. i hope not. on looking forward to seeing what happens the day after. there are really so many ways you can pull a social fabric, if i can use that phrase without having nothing left. it has taken a great deal of pounding in recent times, vietnam and watergate were appetizers compared to this. we have had impeachment, that tie into thousand, with the recounts. we have had stalemate, we have had criminalization politics as people call it. we really have to come together. it has to stop. i give mixes clinton credit for saying that she was to be president of all the people, even those that did not vote for her. you asked about the head of state, we'd used to hear that all the time. we heard

hillary clinton lost the race for the white house, but a new poll finds voters preferred her campaign to that of mr. trump. just 30% of those questioned in a new survey gave mr. trump an a orign. 35% gave him an f. 43% give secretary clinton an a or b. that is the first time in history of the postelection poll that the losing candidate earned a better grade than the winner. citing aiated press u.s. monitoring service that reportsilitant postings and islamic state affiliate claimed responsibility from today's suicide bombing inside a shiite mosque in afghanistan. it killed at least 32 people. dozens more were wounded. it was the second large-scale attack targeting the minority shiite in the afghan capital in over a month. japanese peacekeepers have arrived in south sudan with expanded powers. for the first time since the end of world war ii, the soldiers will be allowed to use force to protect civilians. postwar constitution forbids the use of force in settling international disputes, but the government issued a new interpretation. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. sca

playing politics, he a drones of barack obama's and hillary clinton's, it has zero to do with donald trump, nothing. or our campaign. you know mr. trump, severed ties with paul manafort months ago, these are question for mr. manafort in did the ties have anything to do with party? we have no -- knowledge of any of these -- of this investigation or mr. manafort's activities. acti. >> let's talk about polls then. since friday, major revision in the numbers, georgia, nevada, north carolina. florida. i mean these numbers have tightened. when is your sense from your internal polling, is it figure to get tighter. >> they are showing the same thing, hillary clinton is wiening and donald trump is on the rise, hillary clinton on defense playing safe in her safe area. donald trump as you said, we're going to win florida, north carolina. ohio, and iowa. that our pact to victory, as made, donald trump is campaigning in traditionaly blue state, state that republican have very rarely have competed it. it is extraordinary to see mr. trump, this is really -- >> donald trump is bringing his message of hope, growth and opportunity, jobs, job iss

president-elect donald trump pushing back against those plans to recount the votes in one or possibly three states that you know were pivot al to his election victory over hillary clinton. mrtrump calling the attempt led by green party candidate jill stein, quote, a scam, and he's even claiming she will not spend any she collects on the recount on the recount effort. with welcome to "america's news headquarters." eric shawn. >> and i'm arthel neville. hillary clinton officially joining that fight. clinton's cam

the beginning have what we want to call an umbrella or insurance in -- >> from what you know of the candidates' positions, mrs. clinton on taxes, mr. trump on trade, which one would likely occasion a recession quicker or deeper? >> i think a recession is probably more likely not to come from just the general policy agenda of any particular candidate, more likely to come from some unanticipated external shock abroad or from the fed mistake. right now i don't think we're going to see a fed mistake, but i do think chances are if they try to hike too quickly, chances are something goes wrong in emerging markets and we have a confidence shock, that's what might precipitate -- >> part of your job is to anticipate the somewhat unanticipatable. if you had to lay out the risks after the election, tyler's point, how would you rank them? >> the risks to the economy or to markets? >> to the possibility of a recession, external events you just referred to. >> sure. i think the fed will be very careful. they're going to go extremely slowly. happy to sit behind the curve. i don't think it is the fed that will resip tate will precipitate a recession. th

mr. trump or mrs. clinton. but be that as it may, he's the president-elect.hink he needs do? >> he needs to be an outsider. that means the economy first, jobs first, immigration, and the repeal of obamacare. that's what he's got to focus on first because if he starts to tack too much to the washington bipartisan way that a lot of people hope and want him to run to, he will neglect his base and you cannot do that as first year president. >> how does that advice translate into selection for his candidates. does he need fewer people with washington experience, any people with washington experience? who and what? >> you always need a mix. he's an outsider but he's a unique outsider because he ran to change washington. what i say as an establishment insider republican type, he needs mostly outsiders. he does not need the experienced people who have been there before as much as he needs people who are dedicated to changing america as donald trump promised do. i think that defies conventional wisdom but he's got to be true to what he says he'll be. >> do any outside

or a year in jail. critics attacks mr. trump. if they forget hillary clinton once called for the exact same thing? >> i hope, mr. president, that we can tackle criminal laying flag burning and desecration. i agree this burning, this desecration that can happen to our flag is something that people have a right to ask this body to try to prohibit and prevent. >> under today's law flag burning is protected by the first amendment and american citizenship cannot be revoked. so that brings us to our look at who is talking. this morning fox news contributor charles krauthammer is saying the left should leave this alone. >> i don't understand why people are getting scandalized. it was i will add vised uncon constitutional. it is what 90 percent of americans think. scalia himself who was with the majority saying it is unconstitutional to prosecute any one, scalia said i would put him in jail if it was up to me. i would advise the left not to take the bait on this. >> now to a fox business alert. president elect donald trump already delivering on one of his major campaign promises. >> within 24-hours they w