here is karl rove and steve hayes. the first lady of arkansas and the first lady of the united states, a senator from new york, a secretary of state and the first woman to be the nominee of a major political party in the united states. she has achieved in a great deal. >> if we saw the person, i couldn't agree with you more. a picture perfect victory statement and we have now a healing concession speech that was pitch perfect. three notes hit me. we owe him or open mind and the opportunity to lead. that was a note of national unity that is really important after this campaign. she also had a call to action, our constitutional democracy requires our participation and then finally a note to her young and woman supporters never stop fighting because it's worth. i thought it was terrific for our country and god bless for delivering. >> it was the best speech that i have seen her give and nothing else is close and i thought donald trump's speech was last night was the best speech he's given in the campaign and sort of a fit

the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered. that's the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies today in iowa, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, and virginia, states won by president obama four years ago. hillary clinton is in pennsylvania, ohio, and new hampshire, traditional battleground states where some polling has shown either she is locked in a virtual tie or now trailing trump. in florida late yesterday the democratic nominee hit with a deluge of rain but kept making her case through the rain drops. >> now, my friends, you are a hearty bunch standing out here in the rain. i don't think i need to tell you all of the wrong things about donald trump, but here is what i want you to remember. i want to be the president for everybody, everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree wit

steve hayes, byron york up next.: what is the final takeaway on the media's role in this election? big question for howard kurtz. he joins us live. >> we are finally going to close the history books on the clintons and their lies and schemes and corruption. >> we've got to be willing to start listening to each other again, respecting each other again. ♪ the table at 6:00 every night. hey guys, i'm home! of course no one said it had to be cooked. campbell's one dish recipes, designed around one pan and your schedule. made for real, real life. i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. ♪ bill: live image, midtown manhattan, outside of trump tower as we await donald trump to leave the trump tower to move his way to a polling station just a few streets to the east i believe out of manhattan. we'll bring it to you

fox team coverage byron and steve hayes to go over all the night's happening. first we go to senior national correspondent john roberts who has been on the road with donald trump's campaign since the very beginning. good morning to you, john. john: mar though, good morning to you and the president elect living living in trump tower just across 67th street. security around it and the sidewalk is closed. we don't know how long that's going to be in place because there are some businesses that would like to open up today. so we will see how that progresses throughout the day. you know, martha, there were so many people in this country who did not see this coming. they either didn't know or didn't want to know what was going on across the country, but when you go to all the big trump rallies and you see all those people standing in line for hours and jamming all of those venues, whether it be a fairgrounds or a horse barn or a big arenas, you had to know that something was going on. in the early going, pundits were dismissing, people wanting to see the spectacle. t

also the election coverage so with bret baier and megyn kelly, brit hume, charles krauthammer, steve hayes or will, a.b. stoddard, people i've admired for so long. we worked a lot of hours together, chris stirewalt, another one. i did a podcast as well. we worked weekends. and also it was just an amazing, fascinating story to cover. if you waited four hours, there would be a new storyline in this election. it was just so wild the whole time. >> host: what's your take on the result? >> guest: well, i think america spoke very, very loudly. the map looks totally different. donald trump was able to do something that a lot of people, including me, looking at the numbers didn't think he could do. and kellyanne conway, the president-elect's campaign manager, said the cues and clues were there all along. i remember in 2012, i sort of bought into this idea that the polls were skewed and that romney was actually going to win, and that turned out not to be true, and i promised myself i would never do that again. the national polling was largely correct. the state polling was absolutely off. and the w

debate night and it got to be with brett bender and meghan kelly, charles got hummer, george will, steve hayes tucker carlson who on the door. >> has a new show no. >> and juan williams but that's a tightknit group and we work a lot of hours, a longtime. truly jack eagen that's what always wanted to the windows a kid. i started out in wyoming and colorado. when i was in third grade my dad had to bury the rocky mountain news in denver post before got home from work and had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. and then it really started with interesting news. i'm a voracious news consumer. whatever they wanted to be my whole life must be on a sunday should talk about news of the day, like george will or, now that we're colleagues i get to telling i loved you when i would watch you when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's a very funny. >> doing it five days a week. >> now i am. the way i describe my life right now, i sign my books join and gratitude, or joint gratitude, or join an to you, depending on how many people online and have to move them through. describe my career right now

the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered.s the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies

steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard." mara liasson of "national public radio" and tom rogan, columnist for national review and opportunity lives. okay. first we had this settlement $25 million according to the new york attorney general eric sneiderman issuing the following statement. today's 25-million-dollar settlement agreement is a stunning reversal by donald trump and a major victory for the 6,000 victims of his fraudulent university. this is about trump university case goes on to say the victims of trump university have waited years for today's result and i am pleased that their patience and persistence will be rewarded by this 25-million-dollar settlement. >> we have not heard any reaction from the trump team. tom? >> the first question why didn't we do this in the campaign and the settlement makes it go away to some degree. clearly it represents on the part of the president-elect that once he is, you know, since the election, it is all about him. everything comes down to him. he has other things that clearly absorb

steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard."liasson of "national public radio" and tom rogan, columnist for national review and opportunity lives. okay. first we had this settlement $25 million according to the new york attorney general eric sneiderman issuing the following statement. today's 25-million-dollar settlement agreement is a stunning reversal by donald trump and a major victory for the 6,000 victims of his fraudulent university. this is about trump university case goes on to say the victims of trump university have waited years for today's result and i am pleased that their patience and persistence will be rewarded by this 25-million-dollar settlement. >> we have not heard any reaction from the trump team. tom? >> the first question why didn't we do this in the campaign and the settlement makes it go away to some degree. clearly it represents on the part of the president-elect that once he is, you know, since the election, it is all about him. everything comes down to him. he has other things that clearly absorb his a

steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard."ulie pace, white house correspondent for the "associated press." mercedes schlapp for "washington times." and charles swan, political reporter for "the hill." funny to hear giuliani talk like that, so candid, or not so can did. what are your thoughts in the transition and how close they are to getting these big names nailed down? >> my sources say it's unlikely there will be announcements this week. it's not impossible. probably going to happen next week, but there's a few people, you said something there which is absolutely correct, which is there's a few people in trump's orbit that people say whatever they want, they basically get. jeff sessions is one of those people. people have been floating different agencies like defense, homeland security. i was talking to a source today in trump's circle. they said whatever jeff sessions wants, jeff sessions will get. so i think rudy giuliani is a bit more complicated. there's some good names in there for secretary of state. one thing i repor

steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard."e, white house correspondent for the "associated press." mercedes schlapp for "washington times." and charles swan, political reporter for "the hill." funny to hear giuliani talk like that, so candid, or not so can did. what are your thoughts in the transition and how close they are to getting these big names nailed down? >> my sources say it's unlikely there will be announcements this week. it's not impossible. probably going to happen next week, but there's a few people, you said something there which is absolutely correct, which is there's a few people in trump's orbit that people say whatever they want, they basically get. jeff sessions is one of those people. people have been floating different agencies like defense, homeland security. i was talking to a source today in trump's circle. they said whatever jeff sessions wants, jeff sessions will get. so i think rudy giuliani is a bit more complicated. there's some good names in there for secretary of state. one thing i report today

steve, thank you. stephen hayes, there in washington, d.c. thank you. martha? martha: how about this? the vote count is finally over couple weeks after the election in the state of michigan. state officials there have certified donald trump is the winner and that takes the state's 16 electoral votes into his column. mr. trump defeated clinton in the traditionally blue state by just over 11,000 votes in the end. the president-elect tweeting the great state of michigan was just certified as a trump win, with all our make america great supporters another victory. it brings him as we point out here to 30electoral votes. there is the shakeout for the electoral college in the election, 232 for hillary clinton. 306 for donald trump. the president-elect also retweeting a frenzy last night, calling out media coverage of the recount in wisconsin. this is quite an interesting political tale going on here. coming up in the next hour we'll speak with trump's transition communications director jason miller about that, and mr. trump's cabinet picks so far. we'll talk to jill

steve hayes, senior are writer for "the weekly standard." katie pavlich at town hall hall.com david catanese world report. david, we vice president talked to you about the reaction, the fallout, how it happened, why it happened. >> i think that we're still going to try to figure out why this happened. i stood in the ballroom last night with the trump supporters. i don't think the trump campaign knew that a lot of these states like a pennsylvania and even a wisconsin were going to fall into their camps but they have. and i think everyone has acted appropriately as this process has gone out. trump with a very gracious speech. hillary with a very gracious speech today and i think obama trying to form some unity today. i think the next step is going to be back on the president elect donald trump and too we see the posture of him that he showed on election night or should i say election morning. does he continue that or does he go back to sort of the red meat that he was famous for. the more combative, no nonsense in your faces he approo govern t

kevin hayes past steve mason, flyers down but they fight back. they are down two.y pull it off? two to go. shoots. braeden, deflects it in. flyers within one. final seconds with the extra attacker. lundquist how does he shut this down? no time left flyers >> it's no bull against the bulls, the sixer big man gets the night off. the sixer's plan to restrict his minutes until at least christmas. okafor against chicago, trying to start the come back. slams it down, okafor with ten. third quarter ugly. dywane wade a pick two. wade and jimmy butler each with 56. sixers get their 11th straight loss to chicago. >> you walk into the gym from the get go and you knew you were in for a fistfight with a physical men, all star men, championship men. >> "college hoops," how about temple coming up big in the big apple beating two ranked teams in two days. taking on west virginia in the championship. temple shoots 53% from beyond. temple blows the lead. west virginia comes back to the second. temple down three, final four show the gritty fight up and under winning 81-77. back to ba

kevin hayes past steve mason, flyers down but they fight back. they are down two.eflects it in. flyers within one. final seconds with the extra attacker. lundquist how does he shut this down? no time left flyers win. more to come on abc6 big game for temple. end him a helping ha♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >> it's no bull against the bulls, the sixer big man gets the night off. the sixer's plan to restrict his minutes until at least christmas. okafor against chicago, trying to start the come back. slams it down, okafor with ten. third quarter ugly. dywane wade a pick two. wade and jimmy butler each with 56. sixers get their 11th straight loss to chicago. >> you walk into the gym from the get go and you knew you were in for a fistfight with a physical men, all star men, champion

i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes tonight. donald trump making three major picks for his national security team. the head of the cia trump tapping representative mike pompeo, a kansas republican who serves on the house intelligence committee. former army officer who supports the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques and opposing closing guantanamo bay. best known for his aggressive questioning during the benghazi hearings of hillary clinton, accusing her of failing to act when american lives were on the line. come payo has to be confirmed by the senate if he's going to take over the cia. on the other side there's no confirmation necessary when it comes to trump's pick for national security adviser, and that would be retired army general and trump loyalist michael flynn. he's the former head of the defense intelligence agency. earlier this year he claimed on twitter that, quote, near of muslims is rational. he also encouraged chants of lock her up directed at hillary clinton during the republican national convention in cl

being here. >> thank you. >>> i want to get back to karl rove, chris stirewalt, juan williams, steve hayese start with you. >> absolutely fascinating. you remember back in 2012 there was the one candidate quality that jumped off of the page and it was that people felt that barack obama cared for people like them more than mitt romney did and the gap was like 82 to 13. well there's a similar result tonight and i think we've taungd about it a little early. nearly 4 in 10 americans said the most important candidate quality can bring needed change. they voted for trump 82 to 13. i think when we look at the results tonight, we look at what we're seeing, what seems to be a trend. and as tucker was saying earlier, maybe a miss by some pollsters, that's the number that's going to jump out. that's the number that could tell us maybe more about anything than any other number that we see tonight. >> and juan, what do you think? there are now a number of different sites that have shifted their percentages. obviously we determine or percentages on the decision desk. we're getting told that the north ca

kevin hayes past steve mason, flyers down 3-0. in any fight back. 90 seconds into the third. chris van belt gets the flyers on the bird. flyers pull mason, shoots. brayden schenn gets it in the. flyers within one. final seconds. rangers go long twist shoves it down no time left. flyers lead 3-2, too little too late. . >> we made couple of costly mistakes where guys left alone in front be and we have to clean those up it cost us the game. more than one game. >> no bull, joel embiid gets the night off. until at least christmas. jahlil oakford gets a start against chicago, oakford with ten, third quarter gets ugly. sixers 46 turn overs last two games, dwayne wade pick two, wayne and jim's butler each with 26. sixers down as many as 28 lose 105-89. dropped 11 straight to the bulls. >> you can do that from the get-go and you knew you were going to be in for a fistfight and with a physical team, a bunch of all star men be championship men. >>> how about temple coming up big in the big apple for the first time in school history, they beat two ranked team. temple up big, west virgini

up next, "all in" with steve kornacki hosting for chris hayes. >> tonight on "all in." >> i'd get the> trump starts naming his best people. like alabama senator jeff sessions, a lightning rod choice for attorney general. >> nobody is perfect. we can't have everything, can we, mr. trump? >> plus steve bannon breaks his silence. why trump's new white house senior adviser says darkness is good. breaking news from the trump university fraud lawsuit. and what a difference an election makes. >> mitt let us down. he let us down. >> mr. trump is a con man, a fake.

hayes is up next. "hardball" with chris matthews >>> trump's new hires. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. trump's transition. many as a rising star in the republican party. u.s. ambassador to the united nations. candidacy. of the key diplomatic posts. trump also naming betsy devos to be the next secretary of education. advocate. vouchers of the school pick for devos, too, was a strong critic of trump in march shelf called him an interlope here she said does not recommend the republican party. meanwhile, nbc reporting that dr. ben carson is mulling an offer. considering carson to be the an announcement is forthcoming is that he wrote, after serious discussions with the trump transition team, i feel that i can make a significant making our inner cities great for everyone. for the latest, how trump's cabinet is shaping up. by kristen welker in palm beach. let's start with the officials we do know about. haley devos, you're adding voices who are critical of him in the past. what else does that say about donald trump and these two picks this particular? >> i thi

hayes. trump will announce two more cabinet picks as soon as according to a top transition source. steve mnuchin, he's a wall street alum and goldman sachs alum who is expected to be named treasury secretary. while wilbur ross, a billionaire investor, is expected to be department of commerce. pledge to, quote, drain the swamp of globalists, elitists and insiders now seems to be doing his most to fill it to the brim. with mitt it's not unusual for campaign promises to fall by the way side, but with his latest nominations, particularly those related to health care, donald trump may be in the midst of pulling off the biggest bait and switch in recent memory. >> you cannot let people die on the street. the a very republican thing to say. really, really sick and are that'ssingle payer,ake care of themselves. >> among a crowded field of 17 f people with pre-existing anything, something he reiterated time and time again, social security and medicare and medicaid, what republicans refer >> a lot of these guys, they want to cut your social security. to do things to social security and medicaid. y

steve wojciechowski's players. jajuan johnson's dunk caps the run off. as marquette wins big, 95-71. they have their home opener on hosting central arkansas at the kohl center. bronson koenig and nigel hayes combine for 30 points as the badgers roll past the bears to win their 14th opener in their last 15. 79-47 is the final. 2 straight losses and in both games, the packers were without the services of clay matthews. when he plays, they only allow 19.2 points per game. without him, it jumps to more than 30 points. on sunday, they'll be without him again. but they're not in full on panic mode. tim van vooren has more tonight from lambeau field. "he sunday, the indianapolis colts beat the packers as a touchdown underdog and, boy oh boy, did a negativity come out about green bay." "you can't really pay too much attention to that. we got a job to do and that's preparing for the tennessee titans so we can't waste time trying to focus on the outside noise. we just gotta just keep everything in this locker room, in this locker room, depend on one another and find ways to prepare, get ourselves ready." "there's been plenty of scrutiny of green bay's offense this season as well. and quite honestly

hayes is up next. "hardball" with chris matthews >>> trump's new hires. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm steveatthews. trump's transition. many as a rising star in the republican party. u.s. ambassador to the united nations. candidacy. of the key diplomatic posts.

hayes. breaking news tonight. nbc news confirms that donald trump will announce two more cabinet picks as soon as tomorrow. according to a top transition source. steve mnuchin, he's a wall street alum and goldman sachs alum who is expected to be named treasury secretary. while wilbur ross, a billionaire investor, is expected to be named secretary of the department of commerce. the man who ran for office on a pledge to, quote, drain the swamp of globalists, elitists and insiders now seems to be doing his most to fill it to the brim. trump is currently at dinner with mitt romney at a restaurant. we'll keep you posted if they make any news. it's not unusual for campaign promises to fall by the way side, but with his latest nominations, particularly those related to health care, donald trump may be in the midst of pulling off the biggest bait and switch in recent memory. throughout the campaign going back to the primaries trump indicated that while he'd repeal the affordable care act he'd take a different approach to health care than most republicans. >> you cannot let people die on the street. some people will say that's in the a very republican thing

steve: just some historical comparison, the last time you had a candidate that lost the popular vote and won the electoral college was ruther b. hayes. benjamin harrison and george w. bush winning the electoral college vote. let's talk about the results. in those battleground states beginning with florida. and as you can see with the results of about 94% reporting, donald trump holding on to a lead, 49% of the vote compared to just under 48% for hillary clinton in new hampshire, four electoral votes. donald trump was there last night. 46.8% 7.9% compared to for hillary clinton. in pennsylvania this is a must-win state for hillary clinton. she was there last night with the p and the first lady and her husband, she has over 56%. compared to 40.3% for donald trump. in michigan, a state that donald trump is hoping to flip with 18% of the vote reporting, donald trump at 50% of the vote compared to just over 44.5% for hillary clinton. and in virginia, this has been going back and forth all night. look how close it is between hillary clinton and donald trump. 47.5%. that's 1.55 votes for hillary clinton compared to 1,155,000 for donald tru