i want to tune in to jack kingston from georgia. congressman, let me start by asking your reaction. chris christie is out now as the chair of the transition is in. what do you make of it? >> i think the trump team has to move very, very fast and they did not want to have distractions. there is a potential distraction which you mentioned. chris christie is a very talented guy. so is mike pence. mike pence knows the capital and knows federal government and has personal relationships all over washington and has relationships with the governor. they have a unique state and federal governors. he can hit the ground running. i think it would be an absolute seamless transition. >> pence is a great guy. everybody likes him. he has taken stances that he

joining me to discuss, jack kingston, former congressman and donald trump supporter. ack. what you just heard from the story there is a likely outcome for donald trump? because i don't know if anyone expects he will fully sell all of his investments and divest in all of those companies. and a full blind trust may not be possible. what is your prescription? >> you know, victor, i think you're right. i think it would actually take years to divest himself of everything that he owns. i think having somebody who's a well-known public figure, a guy like george mitchell who's even a democrat but who could say, listen, i want you to watch over this. we need to have a wall. we need to have separation. we in the trump campaign made too big of a deal about the clinton blurring the foundation between her operations and activities so it's only fair that we as republicans show that there is a wall and that we make every effort to make sure that the lines aren't crossed. i think some of the family members will not be able to work in the administration. they can still be voluntary adv

joining us now, former congressman jack kingston.gressman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> so you read that new interview, the first he's done since becoming president-elect with "the wall street journal." he's open to amending obamacare instead of simply outright repealing it, if you will, replacing it. he said out of respect to the president, he wants to consider that. didn't speak about building the wall, mexico paying for it. is there a difference now in governing as opposed to campaigning? >> there is a difference, and i think a lot of it is just the tone and the words that you choose and you need to choose them carefully. i believe the two provisions that he's talking about do have overwhelming republican support. the preexisting illness part, which was not unique to obamacare, there were a lot of provisions on that. allowing adult children who live at home who are in between jobs to stay on their parent's health care. i think that's a lot of republican support for that, with or without obamacare. but

former congressman jack kingston, appreciate you being on. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and the president-elect is finding himself amid another controversy. this time over a tweet he put out involving flag burning. the tweet, nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do, there must be consequences. perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. getting first reactions on this issue from leaders in president-elect trump's own party. this includes senator john mccain, who just told this to cnn's manu raju. >> i am not going to comment on mr. trump. i will continue not to comment on mr. trump. >> reporter: he said the people who burn the flag should be prosecuted. what do you think about that? >> very close decision on the -- by the united states supreme court. i do not approve of burning the flag. i think it, there should be some punishment, but right now, the supreme court decision is that people are free express themselves. that way. but i do not approve of it and i think there's other ways for people to express thei

van jones you were making a point because jack kingston was saying basically the next person if it'sld trump, would have a magic wand or wizard and is what's going to fix everything. so what was your response? >> look, i mean i admire all the trump surrogates for trying to make this case and they have a case to make in that there is a bunch of discontent in the country. it is in fact the case, and i think there has been a bipartisan failure at the top of the both parties that has let a lot of people down on trade, on these dumb wars, on prisons, too many prisons, deregulating the banks. all that stuff is true. the problem is that at the end of the day you can't just have a message, you have to have a mesz ed messenger, and where donald trump has let himself and his own party down he's just now figured out after 18 months that if he can just read the teleprompter and not shoot himself in the face, it might help his campaign that. is not a lesson that should be hard to learn. an 18 month learning curve on that. if he were in office he'd be almost to his mid-terms just now discovering t

we'll discuss today's important developments with former congressman jack kingston, he was a senior advisor to the trump campaign. and our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with breaking news. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is at trump tower. jim, has the prime minister of japan arrived already to see donald trump? >> donald trump will be sitting down shortly with the prime minister of japan, shinzo abe, for his first meeting with a foreign leader since winning the presidency just last week. but, wolf, donald trump also is tending to some domestic matters, namely filling his cabinet. and he is considering names at this point that are very surprising and suggest that he knows he has some fence-mending to do. in all the comings and goings at trump tower, a signal is being sent that the president-elect just might be ready to put the scorched earth campaign behind him and perhaps engage in some healing. in addition to his meetings with foreign policy heavy weights like henry kissinger, donald trump has been sitting

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also with us, former georgia congressman and former senior adviser to the trump campaign, jack kingston. thank you, gentlemen, for being here. and lonnie, let me just begin with you. as you know, these two men have said not the nicest things about one another. let's take a walk down memory lane. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> mit was a disaster as a candidate. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. >> romney let us know. he was a very poor campaigner. >> he gets a free ride to the white house, and all we get is a lousy hat. >> romney choked like a dog. he choked. he went -- >> his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> i have a lot of friends -- i have a lot of friends, by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. >> maybe that changes after today. you wrote in mitt romney in this selection, you really wanted to see him as president four years ago and wanted to see him this year again. what do you make of all of this? can the two come together on the personal stuff and the policy stuff? mainly russia, as mitt romney calmed the gr

and a donald trump campaign adviser and former georgia congre congressman, jack kingston, welcome to th of you. >> thank you. >> jack, i want to start with you. mr. trump said that mrs. clinton is a threat to democracy if she becomes president of the united states. really, a threat to democracy? well, i think the idea of a president-elect being under, potentially, a criminal investigation by the fbi, could lead to a constitutional crisis. and i think there's real questions about that. if you look at what has happened between the department of justice and this investigation, the friction with them and the fbi, bill clinton meeting with loretta lynch on the tarmac, totally unprecedented. if you look at the fbi's inconsistency, which i think we all can agree on, it's been a very disturbing investigation, if you look at hillary saying, i turned over all my e-mails and then saying that she did not know or i don't exactly know what she's even said about having her private server. she had 13 different devices. huma abedin saying that she turned over her e-mails and 650,000 of them turn up on

joining me is former congressman jack kingston.had jerry nadler on saying it was disgusting that bannon has been named as the chief strategist. we had chair brown speak out from ohio condemning this appointment. republican leaders aren't condemning him but they aren't embracing him either. this hour we'll add three different democratic senators to denounce bannon being on board here. how is it not dangerous to have a man like bannon in the white house advising the most powerful man on the planet with his reputation? >> let me say this. i agree with jerry nadler that the president has a right to pick who he wants. and the democrats have a right to criticize whoever he picks. this seems like this is a unifying factor for the democrats at a time when they do need unity. aside from all the criticism, this is a man who was a u.s. navy officer, a graduate with an mba from harvard, a man who made money in the film industry and goldman sachs. he's not some wild-eyed demogog who came to planet earth. as a business person, it's very importan

jack kingston, senior adviser to the trump campaign.politicsed for or theroot.com and professor at morgan state university. what we're hearing from donald trump this morning, brand new out today. delivery of the weekly republican address. this is what we said about hillary clinton. let's watch. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. and if she were to win, it would create a constitutional crisis like no other. she is under multiple federal investigations. has committed many crimes including perjury, and she is now facing the prospect of a federal indictment. >> all right. so wrapping up there, this case that he's making with the prospect of a federal indictment. that reporting coming from fox news who is not just wanted back some but has apologized for using the term. is this going to be donald trump's message although the person or the entity he's relying upon has said it was i'm proper to use that term? >> i don't think this is going to be his closing message. it's one of his me

let's bring in jack kingston, donald trump supporters.ongressman, good to have you back. >> good to be with you. >> so let's start first with obamacare. i want to play for you what he repeated on the campaign trail this time this was at the gettysburg event, this was the contract with the american voter. this was his deal. watch. >> the repeal and replace obamacare act, fully repeal obamacare and replace it with health savings account. >> fully repeal he said there in his contract with the american voter and now he is telling "the wall street journal" he is willing to keep one or two provisions. is that a breech of contract? >> no, i don't think it, is victor. the obamacare law was actually literally seven feet high. let's say if we just look at it that way, maybe two feet of that legislation was stuff that there was great consensus on and it wasn't unique to obamacare. for example, dealing with pre-existing illnesses. that's something that parties have agreed on for a long time. i think that you can leave that in there. that doesn't nece

joining me now is former georgia congressman, jack kingston.or being with us, congressman. >> thank you, hallie. >> let's start by talking about mike pence. you saw him with ted cruz earlier this morning and in a lengthy interview with the national vee view he declined three times to answer the question whether paul ryan should be elected as house speaker. i pose the question to you, would donald trump support another term for speaker ryan? >> yes, he would. i'll tell you what unites the two of them is the agenda. the agenda is tax reform, immigration security, national security. they have a lot in common. they might not agree on every single point. the points that paul ryan has outlined in "there's a better way," that's the name of his agen agenda. the ten points donald trump outlined in his gettysburg address. there's so much they agree on. repeal and replace obamacare, unleash american energy, conservative judges on the bench, ethics reform, tax reductions. there's a lot more in common in their agendas than you would ever think based on the

trump campaign senior adviser, jack kingston. thank you. >>> today we've been asking you the microsoft pulse question of the day. despite comey's surprise letter, a new nbc news poll shows clinton maintains her six-point lead over trump. so, will the fbi announcement change your vote? 18% of you said yes, 82% said no. the poll is live. check it out at pulse.msnbc.com. >>> coming up next, the dead race in the heat of the desert. in about 20 minutes or so, hillary clinton kicking off a rally down in battleground florida when she takes the staining. we'll take you there live after this. shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. [baby talk] [chil

jack kingston is back.ur host of reliable sources with with us antsz simone sanders and press secretary for bernie sanders. let us dive in to see bannon first. he's the won getting a lot of attention tonight over reince priebus. this is a surprise announcement to name two men as equals. this is a controversial pick. why? >> uniquely controversial. a lot of our viewers at home, this is frightening to themg. i think we should knowledge this. this may feel like a national emergency. why? steve bannon has been described as a white supreme assist. these are not random people saying this. these are people like anna navarro. his ex-wife alleged that he said he did not like jews. he denied that. there are friends of his who say they have known him for years and have never heard a racist word or action from his mouth. all that said, bannon is uniquely controversial. john weaver saying the racist, facist extreme right is represented footsteps from the oval office. >> why do you disagree? >> when somebody quotes an ex

bring in now cnn political commentator and republican strategist kevin madden and trump supporter jack kingstonod morning to both of you. >> good morning, victor. >> jack, what do you think of what you saw at new york at the hamilton show? >> i think it's part of our great american culture people can speak their minds even to the vice president as if someone got elected to the u.s. congress and then got elected to the whole state of indiana to be governor and did not have diversity and the highest standards of ethics and social interaction and social justice already just part of his own culture. i mean, these i think were well meaning but somewhat naive actors and actresses speaking up, no problem with that at all, but to think that somebody has come as far as mike pence has and needs to be lectured is a little absurd. >> kevin, let me come with you about this meeting we know is happening today between donald trump and mitt romney. >> right. >> you were senior adviser to mitt romney back in the 2012 campaign. i want you to listen to part of an exchange between wolf blitzer and mitt romney earli

let's talk this over with former congressman and adviser to donald trump's campaign jack kingston. you for being with me. >> thank you, poppy. >> as you know, donald trump made on the platform make america great again. those four key words throughout his campaign. what do you think his picks so far tell us about when he last thought america was great? >> i think what he's doing is he's picking the people who are loyal to him, the people that he's familiar with. but he's not stopping here and he's not going to go on any time frame his critics want him to do. >> do they reflect -- he says make america great again, we were once great, now we're not. what does this tell you about his mindset at what period of time marriage was greatest? >> i don't think his goal is to make a statement on that, and i don't think it would -- i think if he was making a sentence, he would be on the first or second word. he's going to have a cabinet when it's all of with that will reflect america. i know marsha blackburn is very active, cynthia lumis. >> those are all still white. >> ashley bell and bruce l

jack kingston, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, it's great to be with you. >> can you respond to this breaking news that we are getting about potential someone helping with this transition? this all-important transition? can you confirm it? and how do you anticipate donald trump is going to proceed with this transition? >> you know, i can't confirm any particular name but let me say this. we saw with the selection of mike pence that donald trump is capable of reaching out, getting the right talent he needs. we saw it with steve bannon, kellyann conway. he knows how to get the right people in the room to get things done. i think in the next couple of weeks ahead, you'll see a lot of new and exciting names. i want to address the women thing. somebody like mary fallon, a surrogate for him. she's the governor of oklahoma. very, very capable. very great temperament and very popular. pam bondi from florida in the midst. susie wiles and marcia blackburn on the campaign trail in the congresswoman from tennessee, cynthia loomis and renee elmers from north carolina. a lot of gre

. >> let's bring in jack kingston and start talking about what happened in the moments after this incidentnald trump jr. retweeted the unsubstantiated claims that his father just survived an a sass say nation attempt. he deleted it, but by that time it had been retweeted thousands of times. and then be there's this. someone who's introducing donald trump in denver, a reverend there blamed the media. do we have the sound from that? >> you attack him every time thinking he raises a speech of hate. tonight i think the hate a lot of media raised against him caused an attempt of murder against him in nevada. >> all right. so, congressman, what do you make of what you're hearing there from the reverend? >> actually had trouble hearing him but i think there's always some excitement and some confusion at a presidential rally. we know that there are democratic operatives who work trump rallies. it was a big scandal. >> in this case this was a republican against trump that's what the sign here and the reverend said there's been so much talk about the hate against trump it is the media's hate that br

let's listen to how jack kingston characterized those cnn's wolf blitzer last night. >> mike pence notnly knows the capital and he knows the players and house and the senate, he knows how the committee system works, but he also knows all the governors. so that really bringing an unique talent to the picture. >> errol, obviously, donald trump and mike pence have two very vastly different experiences coming into this office. do you foresee, a more active, more vocal, more prominent, more bold vp than we've seen in the past? >> well, sure. is there was a period around the time mike pence was picked for the presidential ticket that trump himself suggested that he might turn over the day-to-day operations of the federal government to whoever the vice president would be. and so, perhaps we're starting to see the beginnings of that. there are some on capitol hill who are already speculating that pence might be the most powerful vice president in history. and that says a lot coming after the era of dick cheney when he in effect ran legislative affairs in much of the federal government in the g

also with us, former congressman jack kingston and former adviser to the trump campaign. lonny, let's just listen to this two men, okay, during this election. let's roll it. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> mitt was a disaster as a candidate. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. >> romney let us all down. he was a poor campaigner. >> he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> romney choked like a dog, he choked. >> his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> i have a lot of trends. by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. >> so first of all, if he gets the secretary of state gig, if it's offered, he definitely has to give romney a hat along with it, right? >> it's a great hat. >> honestly, on the personal stuff, you know mitt romney, can they get past it and get they get on the same page with policy? >> governor romney expressed his point of view, as did donald trump. now the campaign is over, mitt romney has made it clear he wanting the help the president-elect govern effectively.

lanny chin, former policy director, angela rye is with us and we are joined by former congressman jack kingstono the trump campaign. representative, first of all glan congratulations on your win and thank you for coming on tonight. >> don, thank you for being on your show. i think you provided a very good forum and it was an honor to be a part of it no matter what side you were on. it was a good process. >> we had should good challenges and i feel the way we handled the show is what you should do during a presidential election, especially when you're -- as we said during barack obama, vetting the candidate. i appreciate you coming on. >> yes. >> so representative, as you look across the country last night and tonight at the protests, do you think they are premature at this point or understandable when you have a divided country? >> i think they're premature. i think they might be burning off a little post-campaign energy. but if you look at those protests on the streets, some of the vandalism that's gone with it, some of the slurs that have come out, and compare it to the tone of the barack oba

jack kingston, senior adviser to donald trump. and a journalist and editor in chief, a muslim-american who did not support donald trump. congressman, what we just heard from our reporters is these protesters are saying they will not tolerate a presidency that continues on the path of some of the rhetoric heard during the campaign. things like questioning the ability of a judge with hispanic heritage, judge curiel, to do his job because of his heritage, something even paul ryan called the textbook definition of racism. some of the misogynistic things he said about women. do you hear them on that? >> they're the ones that don't want to let go of that. if their message is love, they're not getting that through, not based on those images of love that we just saw. donald trump 4:00 a.m., wednesday morning, made a magnificent day. the next day, hillary clinton did. the next day he met with president obama in a very, very dignified way. we have seen nothing about a high tone coming out of mr. trump. we've seen it really -- >> congressman

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sally cone and former congressman jack kingston, senior adviser to the trump campaign.ney said we'll see. donald trump said we'll see. it was cordial. all right. let's discuss. sally, you first. we know trump had dinner with mitt romney tonight. if he picks mitt romney as his secretary of state, what does it say about him, about trump? >> uh, that -- i mean i don't know. that his capacity for forgiveness is unparalleled? it would be a stunning thing if, frankly, given the things he said trump picks romney. i think it is more interesting in the other direction, if romney who tried to take a very principled stand in the campaign decides, uh, you know, power is more important than principles and this person i bashed as uniquely disqualified, unqualified to be leader of the free world, i'm now going to actually go help him and serve his das tarredly agenda. that would be a pretty low mark for romney who, you know, for all of his short coming a lot of people saw as a moral and upstanding person. >> i take that, representative kingston has a few words to say about this? >> we

talk, josh rogen, cnn political analyst and columnist for washington post and tom lovianko and jack kingston. good morning to all. >> good morning. >> we're going to talk about twitter in a moment because we have to talk about it. i want to talk first about the trump university lawsuit that donald trump's attorneys are asking the federal judge to postpone until after the inaugurati inauguration. here's what donald trump said about this case on msnbc a couple of months ago. >> i could have settled this case. i could have settled the case a number of times. i could have settled the case now if i wanted to settle the case. i don't settle cases. you know what happens? when you settle cases, everybody sues you. at least with me i don't settle cases very often. at least with me they know they have to go through the ringer. >> all right, jack. you were literally a trump campaign advisor. the judge in this case, judge curio, had advised mr. trump to settle this case. what would your advice be to the president-elect? >> i think this is going to be part of the transition from businessman to president.

i want to tune in to jack kingston from georgia. congressman, let me start by asking your reaction. chris christie is out now as the chair of the transition is in. what do you make of it? >> i think the trump team has to move very, very fast and they did not want to have distractions. there is a potential distraction which you mentioned. chris christie is a very talented guy. so is mike pence. mike pence knows the capital and knows federal government and has personal relationships all over washington and has relationships with the governor. they have a unique state and federal governors. he can hit the ground running. i think it would be an absolute seamless transition. >> pence is a great guy. everybody likes him. he has taken stances that he disagreed with, but no one accuses him of anything underhanded or out of the ordinary. he is a boy scout. >> this decision that trump will have to make about a chief of staff, somebody running the white house day to day. some of the names out there, the contrast between steve ban on whose name has been floated in the press, the ultimate outsid

former congressman jack kingston, who is a former senior adviser to the trump campaign.athan to the show. i haven't seen you in a while. some of the most prominent members of the alt-right gathered in washington, d.c., d.c. onfully, to plot how the movement can start influencing trump. why isn't this be more thoroughly addressed by the trump administration? >> well, the first thing i'd like to suggest that we ston using the term alt-right, because it in some way masks who these people are, and it normalizes in a settle way, the way we're normalizing the trump presidency. i choke when i even have to say that, because these are neo-nazis, they're white nationalists, they're the ku klux klan, they're hateful, despicable people, they're anti-semites. let's talk about who they actually are. and to your question about why the trump administration isn't addressing this, i think in a funny way, i give donald trump a little bit of credit. he ran as a bigot and a racist, he ran as someone who said hateful things about muslims, about mexicans and now he's following through on that,

. >>> joining me now is former georgia congressman jack kingston. his name has been floated for a possible position in the administration. thanks for talking with me. >> thank you. thank you for letting me come on the show during the campaign. i appreciate the forum. >> absolutely. i want to get your thoughts on the divide we're facie ining at moment. there are so many people who believe if you voted for trump, you are a racist or somehow okay with some of the inflammatory things he said in the past. can you speak to that? what do you want those people to know who are frankly so upset? >> you know, i understand their das poi disappointment. you do get disappointed when your team loses. you have to give it time. i think the tempered tone in which donald trump spoke 4:00 a.m. wednesday morning started things going off well, followed by hillary clinton the next day and then followed off by the meeting with president obama. i think continuing to reach out to people, heads of state from other countries. romney and kasich within our own party. but talking

. >> want to bring in former member of congress from georgia, jack kingston, senior adviser to the trumpign. thanks so much for being with us. the breaking news this hour has been that for the first time, we are hearing the president weigh in on fbi director james comey and the letter he sent to congress and the fact they are reviewing e-mails right now. i want to play you what the president has said. >> i do think that there is a norm that when there are investigations, we don't operate on innuendo, we don't operate on incomplete information, we don't operate on leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. when this was investigated thoroughly the last time, the conclusion of the fbi, the conclusion of the justice department, the conclusion of repeated congressional investigations was that she had made some mistakes but that there wasn't anything there that was prosecutable. >> we don't operate on innuendo, incomplete information or leaks. congressman, your reaction to hearing the president say that? >> well, the president is in full tilt campaign swing for hillary clint

. ♪ >>> a spike in hate speech and crime since the election last week, and here to discuss is jack kingstonrmer republican congressman who is former senior advisor to trump campaign. symone sanders, former press secretary for bernie sanders, and psychologist wendy walsh. thank you and let's discuss this and hopefully have a conversation to help people get through this. so, wendy, why do you think people feel emboldened in some instances now to commit these acts? explain what is at play here. >> well, i think two things. social media has made this safe space for people to express things that are completely disrespectful, and in many ways egregious. so they've now become accustomed to being trolls online, and so they figure they can do it if real life. but, don, you have to remember that all anger is a mask for fear, and there's a great deal of fear on both sides right now, whether it is fear that somebody you don't trust has their hands on the nuclear codes or whether it is fear that there's been so much social change, guy rights, rights for women, trans rights, the black lives matter moveme

and trump supporter kayleigh mcenany and democratic strategist maria cardona and the former -- jack kingston. you heard the talk of the tfr transfer of power. how does it seem to be going to you? >> i think as the remarkable moment and she's right that everybody should watch and this all americans should just feel comfortable that we get this part right. and i think the president has been extremely gracious and i absolutely right about donald trump's speech. i do think he's at some pint he's going to have to address the mood of the country. he just won an election though and he's planning an transition that's very important. and i'm sure he's very aware of this. it is his job and responsibility to now speak to this and lead in a way that addresses this. but to say donald trump should come out every ten minutes when there is a protest that's unrealistic. to the point about have the tables been turned? i would hope, had the tables had been turned and the protests are all overwhelmingly peaceful as they are now. they have every right to go out and bare your concerns. and not only is there nothi

joining me tonight, former congressman jack kingston. paul begala.eet journal's" monica langley. kayleigh mcenany. journalist and author carl bernstein. republican strategist, ana navarro. monica, you were at trump tower today. what did you learn about the president-elect's motivation for these tweets about illegal voters? >> well, you know, he still likes to tweet, and when i was there today, the transition team cannot give an answer about what he's talking about because they had no clue he was going to tweet. >> they -- that was not on their agenda. >> that was not on their agenda. they had no idea he was going to tweet. i asked them what is the evidence? they didn't know. they didn't know that he was going to tweet. i said when will you all maybe talk to him about tweeting less and they said, oh, we're sure it will happen as the date approaches for inauguration. and to be honest, this person, one person i spoke with said i'm not going to be the one to tell him to stop tweeting. so none of them really want to tell him. i'll tell you the one person

john king, gloria borger, kayleigh mcenany, bakari sellers, and jack kingston. and yes, you will be quizzed coming up. gloria, i guess the million-dollar question, we don't know the answer but i'll ask it anyway, does this have an impact on voters? do voters care? and we won't know until a couple of days later with polls. >> i think you have to say voters care, but i think we're not sure of the impact. as john was saying earlier, you have to take this state-by-state. and i think that clinton voters are probably could be more enthused to go out and support her, because they think that comey did her a bad deed. >> and the democrats are certainly trying to hit that idea. >> they're trying to hit that. and on the other hand, any story that's about hillary clinton and e-mails is bad for hillary clinton. >> john, anytime it's not about donald trump's character, it's probably bad for hillary clinton. >> that didn't happen by accident. she did not walk into that rally today and decide to say, i'm sorry i did this. she didn't say "sorry." she said, i regret this, i won't

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let's discuss, jack kingston, former congressman and senior adviser to the trump campaign and cnn politicalommentator and daily beast commentator sally cohen and matt lewis back with me, really appreciate the conversation before. thank you for that. representative kingston, let's start with you. donald trump has reach an agreement with the parent company of carrier air conditioning to keep almost 11,000 jobs in indiana, about two-thirds of the jobs that were supposed to move to mexico. that's a big victory for those workers and a symbolic victory for donald trump. can he replicate that, do you think? >> i think he can, and i think it's a sign of things to come. i think he's a businessman who doesn't mind going and getting and having an on-hands approach and getting into the weeds, if you will, because in a big country of 320 million people, those jobs might not mean a lot in the big scheme of things, but they mean a heck of a lot to those people, those thousands of people so the fact that he focused on it, i think sends a good signal that we want jobs to stay in america, but i think that's

also trump supporters kayleigh mcenany and jack kingston. clinton supporters bakari sellers and paul begala. jack and bakari are former lawmakers. jeff tuben -- i think we talked friday. you said comey is not going to speak anymore on this and this is is not going to be done until past election day. seems like you were right on both counts. will anything develop between now and election day on this? >> a lot of leaks from the fbi. >> that's how it's going to happen. >> i think one of the really unfortunate aspects of this announcement of raising in issue is it will contribute to a constant stream of leaks from the fbi, from the justice department, some of which may turn out to be accurate, some which may turn out to be wrong. the number of e-mails. how many e-mails are from, if any, hillary clinton, how many e-mails are classified? i mean, these are the things that all of us who are reporters are going to be trying to find out over the next eight days. we will get answers. some of those answers may be right, and i think this is yet another re

cupp and jack kingston. we'll talk about what we expect president obama to say and much more. let's talk about what's going on right now with the stephen bannon pick because i think that's alarming a lot of people. congressman, i do think that there is in washington and around the nation a willingness to give donald trump a chance. i don't know that the bannon pick is reassuring a lot of people. do you understand why? >> i understand why. and i know that there are a lot of people who have some emotions about this and i think that's natural. i'm been on the losing side and i know how these things go. if you look at the time from when steve bannon joined the campaign and all the same accusations we heard in early august, none of that happened. when you hear groups like southern poverty law group, which was denounced and discredited by the fbi in 2014 and not used at hate crime resource, they're going to jump on steve bannon and probably a dozen other appointees before it's over. >> what about the anti-defamation league? >> when we hear from ex-spouses and say something that happ

. >> one thing my friend, jack kingston, my friend stated, is that they are playing the race card.ecause congressman, you don't want to deal with race. >> let me finish -- >> you don't want to deal with race. >> just let him -- ask and then congressman -- >> as the member of congress who authored the bill for the civil rights museum, located five blocks from here, and now you're saying, i don't want to deal with race, that -- >> apologize to the central park five. why don't you apologize to miss may wiggins. >> the central park five -- >> getting around to apologizing for slavery? i'm still waiting for that. >> are we supposed to be shocked that in the last days of the campaign, the campaigns are going negative? they're going negative? >> hillary's is. >> oh, come on! donald trump is, too. >> they're going negative. but the truth of the matter is, and bakari, you know these numbers, that the black vote is down in north carolina 22.7% early voting now. we cannot compare hillary clinton to barack obama, obviously, it's going to be lower. but it is a number that concerns democrats and

setter is with us, host of "reliable sourced," sierra brown, senior editor for "the atlantic," and jack kingston, a senior adviser to donald trump and a former congressman from the great state of georgia. thank you all for being here. brian, let me begin with you, because i think it's important to explain to our viewers what steve bannon represents in terms of breitbart, which as of last week -- or this week, he was still, you know, going to go back to running. what he represents in terms of the alt-right movement. >> this is the normalization of extreme alt-right rhetoric, unless americans don't let it become normalized. breitbart, a website that thrives with white nationalist rhetoric. very, very incendiary kind of commentary. this is the type that he was running up until he joined the campaign, he said he was going to go back as of wednesday, after the campaign ended. now, of course, that's a question mark. whether he completely separates with breitbart or not, breitbart will be the media wing of the trump administration. but let's concentrate more on the importance of the white house role he

(background shouting) (donkey brays) by the kingston trio) (audience applauds) - [voiceover] jack will be back in a moment (orchestra music) (audience applauds) - i hope you all enjoyed the show. and now i'd like to bring out my guests for a bow, the kingston trio. (audience applauds) fellas, it was wonderful having you on the show and i'd love to have you on again sometime. - well, mr. benny we'd love to come back but you're gonna have to check with our manager first. - your manager? (audience laughs and applauds) - you, you're their manager? - s?. (audience laughs) - you mean, you represent the kingston trio? - s?. - and you, you're going to handle them for all their appearances? - s?. - what's your name? - mel blanc. (audience applauds) - you had to be a big ham and ruin a great routine. (audience laughs) did you notice that? - s?. - s?. - s?. (audience laughs) - alright, alright, come on fellas, let's get outta here. - what's the rush? - if we hurry we can still make it to disneyland. (audience laughs and applauds) - goodnight folks, and i'll-- - [mel] s? - you soon. (orchestra mus

fact is very close to being a swing state that's why we campaign so hard there. >> sreenivasan: jack kingstonfroes trump head quarters, thank you very much. >> woodruff: in the state of colorado. i believe it's a presidential, yes, it is. hillary clinton declared the winner in the centennial state. you can see not all the votes are in only in the hundreds of thousands. but she's projected to be the winner. amy walter -- >> that's ha big -- not that the republicans didn't contest colorado they didn't contest it quite as strongly as they did some of the other states. but clinton campaign actually was one that had pulled out of there like virginia early on. really concentrated their forces on florida, north carolina, pennsylvania. the fact that again she's held virginia, colorado very important for her. but the michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin and new hampshire super critical. >> sreenivasan: presidential his torial michael beschlossa you see these results come in, put this in some perspective. is it like this every four years, eight years, where it comes down to the wire like this? >> no. not

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jack king ton, stormer congressman and senior advisor to the trump campaign. political commentator, daily beast, sally kohm. matt also back with me. i appreciate the conversation before. representative kingstonart with you, donald trump reached an agreement with the parent company of carrier air conditioning to keep 1,000 jobs in indiana, two-thirds of the job supposed to move to mexico. it is a big victory for the workers and symbolic victory for donald trump. can he replicate that do you think? >> i think he can, and i think it is a sign of the things to come. i think he is a businessman who doesn't mind going and having an on-hands approach, getting into the weeds if you will because in a big country of 320 million people those jobs might not mean a lot in the big scheme of things but they mean a heck of a lot to those people, those thousands of people. the fact that he focused on it i think sends a good signal we want jobs to stay in america. but i think that's not -- that's not where he is going to stop, you know, going factory by factory if you will. he wants less regulations that kill jobs, and he wants to unleash capital so that community banks can start making loans again and entrep