he was quite active on twitter today so far. the media, he says, tried so hard to make my move to the white house as it pertains to my actually, it isn't. meanwhile, mr. trump naming rona romney mcdaniel as the next leader of the rnc. she is the head of the michigan gop, and he's also mitt romney's niece. so there's that to keep an eye on this morning. all of this as a busy day with some of the sultans of silicon valley, telling the group he wants to, quote, help them do well, adding this: >> we want you to keep going

some reactions also on twitter from legislators. ul ryan saying -- bernie sanders saying -- let's hear from a north dakota resident. this is fargo, north dakota on the democratic line. what you think? caller: my decision is, you would not want your gravesite disturbed by putting a pipeline of oil on through it, would you echo -- would you? my opinion -- i have a brother-in-law who is in indian. land see, this is their before it was hours. -- [laughter] i can see their point of not wanting this oil pipe going through the graveyard site. go all the way around it, it is fine. that is my opinion. host: do you think residents share the same feeling among ?orth dakota's a majority would support what is going on or oppose? caller: as far as going around that? host: as far as supporting the decision? if it's supporting piping always around the gravesite, yeah. host: will go to california, justin. caller: i want to thank you for your show. i watch it every morning. far, except for one token color, i have been seeing -- hearing a lot of good s

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. >> as trump fires back on twitter. >>> one last try. secretary of state john kerry with a big speech this morning. his last chance to lay out a plan for peace in the middle east pushing back on plans the u.s. engineered that vote against israel. >>> evacuated, tourists and workers scrambling racing out of trump tower after a security scare with a new fight over who pays for security there. >>> and remembering carrie. hollywood and the world on the extraordinary legacy of carrie fisher. >> why, you stuck up, half witted scruffy looking nurf herder. >> her dog even posting a good-bye on twitter. one of her "star wars" co-stars joins us live. >>> we begin with fierce new reaction from president-elect donald trump. he is escalating the war of words with president obama taking a new dig at the commander in chief after president obama took this deadly veiled swipe at trump while commemorating the attack on pearl harbor. >> when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward.

civilian leader as long as the congress gives me the waiver and the senate votes to contend >> on twitter, mr. trump criticized the price of the new air force one calling for bowieing to give the country a better deal. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money but not that much money >> the air force rewarded the contract to boeing citing obsolete parts in statement, boeing says it will work to deliver the best plane for new presidents at the best value for american taxpayers. >>> boeing stock plunged by $2 a share after the president-elect's tweet but rebounded. we learned trump will visit the ohio state university campus thursday to meet with some victims of the recent attack there. >>> meantime the woman who helped lead demonstrate to a presidential victory will be the grand marshal for the hammonton fire department's christmas parade. she grew up in camden county attended saint joseph's in hammonton. it begins at beef view avenue and north liberty street this saturday at 7:00 p.m. >>> a fishtown community suppor

civilian leader as long as the congress gives me the waiver and the senate votes to contend >> on twittermr. trump criticized the price of the new air force one calling for bowieing to give the country a better deal. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money but not that much money >> the air force rewarded the contract to boeing citing obsolete parts in statement, boeing says it will work to deliver the best plane for new presidents at the best value for american taxpayers. >>> boeing stock plunged by $2 a share after the president-elect's tweet but rebounded. we learned trump will visit the ohio state university campus thursday to meet with some victims of the recent attack there. >>> meantime the woman who helped lead demonstrate to a presidential victory will be the grand marshal for the hammonton fire department's christmas parade. she grew up in camden county attended saint joseph's in hammonton. it begins at beef view avenue and north liberty street this saturday at 7:00 p.m. >>> a fishtown community supports

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follow "hardball" on twitter and instagram and like the show on facebook. you'll get access to exclusive interviews and videos as we head into what promises to be a very busy 2017. we'll be right back. >>> we are back. former new york gubernatorial candidate carl paladino was an honorary co-chair of trump's campaignnew york. he apologized for comments made to a weekly newspaper in buffalo. last week he was asked what he would most like to see happen in 2017. his response, quote, obama catches mad cow disease after being caught having relations with a herford. he dies before his trial. he was then asked what he would like to see go away in 2017. his response, michelle obama. i'd like to see her return to being a male and let loose in the outback of zimbabwe where she lives comfortably in a cave with maxi, the gorilla. >> the comments are absolutely reprehensible and they serve no place in our public discourse. in his apology paladino said i wanted to say something as sarcastic and hurtful as possible. i was wired up, primed to be human and make a mistake. i

what's your take on trump's comments on twitter overnight. is he right? e's right on one front, it's small. always been small. doesn't employ anybody. very small for a billionaires charities. only $4 billion or $5 billion at the most and gives most to charitiesies, but he's missing a key little point anyone that run as foundation knows. you can't use the money no your foundation to buy things for yourself or to help your businesses and trump did that on a number of instances. used the money to buy portraits of himself are and pay off legal obligation for businesses arising from lawsuits. in those cases the money went to a charity but did it to benefit himself or his businesses, and you just can't do that. >> apart from that, is part of the issue you ran up against and kind of anyone who wants to confirm what he has or hasn't done with his money through charity is he hasn't released his tax returns? what additional information would that offer? >> that would show us what money he's given to other charities. trump has claimed over his lifetime to give tens o

and there's another piece of this on twitter. a lot of people believe he appears to pressure president obama on the u.n. resolution on israel. it seems like he's very busy but we have a president right now in office. >> and there is historical precedent for there to be consultation. even during the campaign there's been history where if there was a foreign policy issue or crisis or an incumbent president and the other party had a nominee. it happened with president bush and clinton. he would call bill clinton and say that you need to know this, and we need to be on the same page. it was a courtesy call. trump isn't consulting with anything, and obama has said he would make himself available to trump. we're seeing evangelicals have elected someone who an christmas weekend is talking about not a warm christmas but a war, a nuclear war around christmas time. >> i'm going to bring in katherine. on thursday president-elect trump says someone incorrectly stated that the phrase drain the swamp was no longer being used by me. actually, we

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he wrote on twitter, a u.s. consumer confidence index for december surged nearly four points to 113.7, the highest level in more than 15 years. thanks, donald. it was on donald trump's twitter. but according to gallup, there's a partisan reason for the rise in economic confidence. it comes mostly from republicans who are more positive since trump's victory in the election. gallup's poll shows that democrats took a negative look during president obama's two terms in office. during president obama's two terms in office. democrats took a negative look >>> all right. we're back with the "hardball" roundtable. phillip bump, ja meal smith of mtv. we're talking about the rocky transition, at least it seemed rocky this morning. then trump talks to obama and everything's fine. i do think that we were talking about this earlier, phillip. we're seeing something about trump's style here. he doesn't like something, he airs it on twitter. today it looks like he got the president's attention and he got what he wanted, at least

these days donald trump's go to medium and his communication tool of choice is twitter. he onunce appointments and policy and late night comedy shows, beauty show winners and the cast of brought way shows. twitter has given us a window into the thought process. for

if you are not on twitter you do not know it is happening. christmas!on twitter you do not know it is happeningm seemed to come out of the blue. that is how donald trump does things. i think it is not want to escalate nuclear capabilities but it might be about meetings he is having next week and trying to set the scene. the amazing thing is that he puts out stuff like this out on twitter and it is what it does diplomatically that matters and when you decide to tweet you are going to increase nuclear capability, you cannot do it as a president. when barack obama came in they talked about getting his lack buried taken away. —— about getting his lack buried taken away. — — blackberry. about getting his lack buried taken away. —— blackberry. donald trump puts out slightly crazy things like this. vladimir putin is also... we are pointing the finger at sharp but if vladimir putin escalates dust trump? vladimir putin... it is a different thing altogether. we know that vladimir putin likes to play the strongman and it is a very different thing. there is this wa

he can post on twitter. ground is covered with a little bit of slush and temperatures in frederick right around freezing. we're getting reports from county officials that government offices opening with the blustery conditions. looking at your wind forecast. winds not much of a problem during the early morning hours. around news4 midday and this afternoon it does become windy. tomorrow on friday windy as well. winds up to 25-mile-per-hour gusts and that's the feels like temperatures tomorrow, 20s and 30s. it's the rain jacket this afternoon, the windbreaker and warm coat. your weekend outlook new year's eve. if you're going to be outdoors, i would recommend gloves and a scarf with temperatures in the 40s. at the redskins game, pack a poncho, there's a chance o look, tomorrow 42 but feels like the 20s and 30s. mid-40s on saturday, around 50 on sunday, january 1st. jack taylor any good new year's plans? >>> let's see, probably, no. i don't have anything huge. i'm sure we'll get together with the family and put

he has gone on twitter, i just checked, 16.9 million followers, almost 17 million followers on twitterhe has millions more on facebook. about 16 million on facebook. what, if anything, is wrong, if he wants to send a message to the american public to do it on facebook, to do it on twitter? >> well, wolf, it was an understatement to say that he likes twitter. he loves twitter, right? that's been his whole campaign messaging operation and had worked very well. the problem with it now, though is that he is the president of the united states. two, three, four, five words can change markets, they can start wars, they can create diplomatic problems. he can do a lot of things wrong with just spouting off on twitter. right now it doesn't seem as he is being regulated by his aides on it. we know that donald trump is thin-skinned. look, we're all thin-skinned, right, we're human. but he is the president of the united states. there is a difference to it. having said that, though, if used accurately and smartly, he can bypass us, he can break his own news, he can do things to try to get away from

those words played well to his base, and now he's echoing those same sentiments on twitter going after for alleged currency manipulation and bringing up china's interest in the south china seas. these are issues he addressed before, but he sends out the tweets on the heals of that phone call with taiwan's president which broken with 40 years of protocol. it sent waves of concern throughout the rest of the world and he follows up with tweets. what position does that leave officials in beijing in? that's something they have to work out. this is unprecedented territory. donald trump promised he would be unpredict able, and he's acting that way in terms of going on twitter to espouse his foreign policy views. this is not something that countries have had to deal with in the past. a u.s. president-elect seemingly sending out signals about his potential foreign policy on twitter. is this just the sort of rhetoric that you're used to from donald trump or is it a sign of how he could change the relationship between china and the u.s. once he takes office in january? that's for everyone to see.

donald trump comes along and seizes on twitter in a whole new way. no one really saw this. is is a very aggressive use of twitter. it suits his style of campaigning very well because it's a one-way messaging and it's very effective to get a negative, angry narrative out. i think there's not really a response to it. it's not that it always did him good, when he went off on kai sir kahn. when he had a days' long rant on rosy o'donnell, that has hurt him. but what he has been able to do is set the conversation every morning on cable news. if you look a twitter, the microphone, cable news and the rest of social media as an amplifier, for example, "the washington post" does a surely pulitzer prize winning series on how trump's foundation is not only fraudulent in terms of never giving any of his own money, but actually has done some illegal things. trump is able to turn that conversation quickly into something else by talking about -- he can go into, let's take the citizenship away of flag burners. the media has to learn to seize back some of the agenda of controlling the convers

and say -- >> he's not making policy on twitter. >> expanding our nuclear arsenal on twitter is a big deal. >> on this one i think you're getting a little too far ahead of yourselves. changing policy and making policy in a way he did not intend. >> okay. the president making policy happens whenever the president speaks on a national security matter. >> what do you make of that, and to angela's point, you had the tweet that came out earlier in the week saying the u.s. should expand their nuclear capabilities, and spokes people saying and spinning it. and then you hear him come out speaking to msnbc saying let there be an arms race. >> i think when the media reports on something they're going to take what the president-elect says on gospel versus what his advisors are saying after. it's the president-elect who makes the decision on nuclear decisions. we're going to be dealing with donald trump tweeting something, we'll report on it, and the advisors will say this is not what it is. >> if the tweets come out as fast as they do sometimes, world leaders may not wait for the spin from some

he wrote on twitter, a u.s. consumer confidence index for december surged nearly four points to 113.7, the highest level in more than 15 years. thanks, donald. it was on donald trump's twitter. but according to gallup, there's a partisan reason for the rise in economic confidence. it comes mostly from republicans who are more positive since trump's victory in the election. gallup's poll shows that democrats took a negative look during president obama's two terms in office. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? during president obama's two terms in office. democrats took during president obama's two terms in office. democrats took during president obama's two terms in office. i think it's over there. that way? yeah, a little further up. what year was that quarter? what year is that one? '98 that's the one. you got it! nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. let's get out of that water. >>> all right. we're back with the "hardball" roundtable. phillip bump, ja meal smit

donald trump today blasting president obama on twitter.oing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o. statements and roadblocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition. not. but this afternoon trump seemed to have change his mind saying the transition was going smoothly. trump and obama had been careful to avoid personal criticism of one another in the weeks after the election. but the more combative tone emerged this week after obama claimed he could have beaten trump the he ran for a third term. >> i am confident in this vision because i'm confident that if i had -- if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized a majority of the people to rally behind it. >> trump counter punched, tweeting president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. e should say that but i is a no way. jobs leaving, isis, ocare, etc. but just days a after the election the two appeared seemingly cord shl. >> we've done every to make sure they are successful as i promised and that will continue. >> i fo

president elect calling out jones on twitter. take a look at these tweets, he said chuck jones who is the president of the united steelworkers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee the country. then jones shot back, then they had this back and forth on twitter. the president elect weighing in again saying that they needed to reduce their dues with the union saying it's the dues that allow he alleges with this deal with carrier. the upshot of all of this is that jones now says he's getting threats, more threats, as a result of these tweets. >>> donald trump made a number of new cabinet appointments yesterday. what can you tell us about those. >> several people. let's start out with oklahoma's attorney general scott pruitt who has been tapped as head of the epa. general john kelly department of homeland security according to sources and linda mcmahon whose name you might know from wwe has been tapped to be his small business administration sba administrator. so they are continuing to fill this

within minutes its responded on twitter. he said the union should spend more time working, less time talking and reduce dues. was trump's cyber but luing a union leader on defending himself? robert reisch hit on the idea you can talk to the president-elect right through the tv. here's how he did it. >> with all due respect, mr. trump, are you president-elect of the united states. you are looking and acting as if you are mean and petty, thin-skinned and vindictive. stop this. >> this weekend, trump tried applying the fake news label right here to cnn. let's discuss this is tv twitter feedback loop with jeffrey lord, carl bernstein, and kelly mcbride, media ethicist. carl, you say trump is running faster than the press defining the agenda. how do you propose we catch up to him? >> by doing our job in terms of the best obtainable version of the truth which is our mission. trump lives and thrives in a fact-free environment. no president including richard nixon has been so ignorant of fact and disdains fact in the way this preside

donald trump's latest adventure on twitter. and just what are the secret ingredients that make air force one so expensive anyway? this is "the 11th hour." he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> as we said at the top tonight, the president-elect took on a major international corporation in a message on twitter today that sent a ripple through u.s. markets. donald trump wrote boeing is building a brand-new 747 air force one for future presidents but costs are out of control. more than $4 billion, cancel order. he backed it up at trump tower later in the day. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion for the air force one program. i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is

. >>> donald trump unleashing on twitter going after the u.n. and the media and president obama. >>> and historic moments on tap in hawaii. japanese prime minister set to visit the site. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm joe johns. it is tuesday, december 27th. christine and john are off. first up, despite the administration having less than a month to go on the job, secretary of state john kerry is expected to deliver a speech later this week outlining the obama administration's vision for peace in the middle east. it comes as relations between the u.s. and israel appear more strained than ever with israeli officials claiming proof the obama administration pushed for the resolution. and in the meantime, prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordering working ties with 12 nations that backed the vote. cnn's oren liebermann is following the latest. >> reporter: joe, as you mentioned, secretary of state john kerry made it clear that he has a plan to give a speech to layout his vision for speech. that is something the israelis are concer

continue the conversation on twitter. have a great holiday. we're back here on new year's day. see you then with the latest buzz. >>> we begin with a fox news urgent iconic singer george michael has died. that according to sky news u.k. the star's publicist saying he passed away peacefully at home at age of 53. as a solo star and before that one half of the musical duo wham, george michael sold more than 100 million records, you may have even heard the well nope christmas song a few times today. ♪ last christmas, i gave you my heart ♪ ♪ ♪ but the very next day you gave it away ♪ this year to save me from

just before noon eastern time today, donald trump said this on twitter. the united states must greatly strengthen and expand nuclear capability until such time that the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. that statement breaks precedent in several ways. number one, setting policy by twitter. number two, tempting to set policy at all as president-elect a month from office. number and most important, this marks an enormous change in the nation's nuclear policy. as happens when the future leader talks about expanding capability, this made news around the world here today. here is how the news at 10:00 started on itv tonight in great britain. >> confusion reigns tonight. if it was any other american president, we would say we are looking at a serious with serious and uncertain consequences. this is donald trump we are talking about. it might just about an idle remark. welcome to the future. >> about where this came from, it's not clear. trump may have been responding to remarks by vladimir putin speaking to military leaders. he said russia needs to stre

donald trump has 18 million follow hearse on twitter, and that tweet was one very notable one.0 times a month on average. the real impact, though, comes from the media coverage of what he says. and let's not forget that that's one of the important parts of his candidatcy. and i think will be one of the important parts of his presidency, he says something provocative on twitter. yes, a lot of people hear about it, but the amount of media coverage that comes in and provides the amplification to that message is huge. 300 times, at least, by comparison, just on twitter alone. >> it's huge, but oftentimes it ends up with a little bit of a back and forth. and there's a need for clarification. and yet we just heard from his incoming press secretary, sean spicer, he was talking with our alisyn camerota yesterday and say, yes, you should absolutely take every tweet, as long as it comes from donald trump, literally. and yet we've had to see him go back on things or clarify things. so, even though he's using it, and yes, it's getting covered, because he's making news on them, is he using

continue the conversation on twitter. have a great holiday. we're back here on new year's day.>> a war heats up between president obama and his success soft after they refuse to block the condemnation. the prim minister calls it shameful. we'll discuss. >>> as the president elect attends christmas eve services, one of the top advisors says no thanks to a white house job he acre cemese accepted a few days ago. >> christians around the world are celebrating the birth of their savior. look at festivities around the globe including the vatican where pope francis delivers this annual christmas message.

, right, to interact with the general public on twitter. so the difference when ice was operational in china, is that in china there is a lot more restrictions on what kinds of information is on the internet. because of the cultural control and so they don't get really the same kind of interactions as you might on twitter. and so if you think about this, you might say as i did, from an algorithmic perspective we should know this would happen and the algorithm should be able to tell people are changing their behavior and how they talked in order to make this chatbot behave differently. they can change the input in a way to change the output in a terrible way, but this is very complicated to the detect algorithm. it's easy to say there are hundreds of people that participated in this coordinated attack, but when it started it was very subtle and it's very hard to detect and know that one individual interaction is not a valid one that it's an -- to figure out how to identify it and adapt. this is why when we have our young children and teaching

where it was sent out exactly may not be on facebook, twimter or so twitter or common ones we're used be on snapchat. those disappear. hard to trace sometime, but i think this is not a coincidence. i think law enforcement is looking if it was sent out at a blast and caught on, because this happened in far too many places. it just doesn't seem like it's just some strange happening, some strange coincidence. >> and eerily similar. same day within a few hours of each other. thank you. investigators are still looking into what really happened there. >>> also this -- a manhunt under way in tennessee. six prisoners escaped from a jail in koch county, tennessee through a hole behind a toilet. it happened christmas day. this man, david frazier, still on the loose considered dangerous. joining me nowance by the phone we van yhave an update from the sheriff. thank you for joining me. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> you still have one man on the run, david frazier, showing his picture, in jail on aggravated robbery and unlawful possession of a weapon. he's considered dangerous. do you think h

on twitter. >>> and historic moment today in hawaii. a visit by the japan prime minister to the site of the attack on pearl harbor more than 75 years ago. we have a preview from honolulu. i'm alison kosik. welcome back to "early start." i'm joe jones. it is 30 minutes past the hour. john and christine are off. despite the separation wiadmini less than a month to go on the job, secretary of state john kerry set to deliver the speech outlining the obama administration's vision for peace in the middle east. it comes as relations between the u.s. and israel appear more train strained than ever with israeli officials claim there is proof that obama pushed for the u.n. resolution. in the meantime, benjamin netanyahu ordering a limit on all working ties with 12 nations which back the u.n. vote. cnn's oren liebermann is following latest from jerusalem. oren. >> reporter: joe, a lot of different directions to the story. we'll start in the u.s. where secretary of state kerry will layout his vision of peace. toplex issues. that is something the u.n

the north bay affecting 625 homes and businesses. >>> the public works posted a time lapse video on twitter. this is sleepy hollow creek. the show seven hours of footage in one minute. towards the end of the clip, you can see how quickly it rose and fortunately, you can see the creek beginning to recede. >>> people flying out of the bay area airports should contact the airlines just in case the weather is clearing up. there are still lingering issues. about 135 for canceled because of weather. and the ground delay program is scheduled for midnight last night. and no reported cancellations. of course, whether back east. >> the domino effect. >>> and in san francisco they kept the crews very busy and they responded to down trees and clogged drains the cause flooding. early in the rain, it caused flooding. it was responding to a lot of accidents on the road. >> a lot of collisions on the freeway and a lot of solo collisions. it indicates that they were driving way too fast for the roadway conditions. >> in the east bay, they rescued several drivers like that lady there who became stranded when

our tom sherwood broke the news on twitter that d.c. police issued a permit for the women's march on washington. organizers plan to start at the intersection of third and independence downtown. that demonstration is supposed to be a show of solidarity for women and their families. >>> a nightclub decision to cancel an inauguration event is forth. >> the group citizens for trump wanted to host the so-called deplora-ball. they canceled after finding out tickets had been sold without a ticket being signed. the group, however, says the ballroom canceled the event booking because they caved to political pressure. >> the minute they did that regarding our event they got a slew of comments and negativity regarding us and regarding our event, and after that, almost immediately, they called and canceled our arrangement. >> the ballroom said it's received threatening phone calls and negative reviews online. citizens for trump say they are still moving forward the event at another venue. if you're looking for an incentive to save money, you might w

you can find me anytime on twitter, but you can see me on tv next year. merry christmas, happy new year, i will see you then. right now, here's some more news with katy tur. >> merry christmas, happy hanukkah, all of the above. >>> let it be an arms race. is the u.s. headed back to the future? president putin's response coming up. >>> and shot dead. the 24-year-old suspect from the christmas market attack killed overnight in the shootout in italy. intense moments on the tarmac. threatened to blow up a libya plane with 118 people still on board. >>> first, a nuclear warning from the president-elect. donald trump making it crystal clear he wants to not only strengthen but expand nuclear capability. breaking with long standing u.s. policy and doing it while another president is still technically in charge. first, a somewhat murky tweet yesterday. the united states must greatly strengthen and expand nuclear capability until such time where it comes regarding nukes. kellyanne conway tried to walk it back with rachel maddow last night. >> honestly though, the a

conferences that create more questions than confuse people and everybody is poring over his twitter feed trying to glean what's on his mind and there's a lot of confusion and we never entered a new presidential administration in this kind of context before. >> kristen, to michael's point, think about his twitter traffic in just the past week or two. from alec baldwin to grayden carter at "vanity fair" to former president bill clinton, taking shots at all three. now today continuing to relitigate the outcome of the election, popular vote versus electoral, which he won. why is that? >> it seems like he's still allowing these issues, these people, to get under his skin. one of the war of words he has as you pointed out was with former president bill clinton who essentially was captured saying and it was written about by a local new york paper that donald trump isn't very smart, he's only good at getting angry white men to vote for him. that set off a firestorm from donald trump on twitter saying it's bill clinton that's not very smart. then the issue of the popular vote. he can't let it go. the fact that hillary cli

he shared the news on twitter this evening writing, i will be making my announcement on the next secretary of state tomorrow morning. sources tell nbc new mrs. trump is expected to choose exxon mobile ceo rex tiller son. he has no government or diplomatic experience. tillerson has close business ties to russia. several lawmakers have suggested this could make it difficult for him to be confirmed. this comes as the president-elect is at odds with the cia. mr. trump has questioned the cia's conclusion that russia hacked the dnc surfeervers and podesta's e-mails. there's a call for a congressional investigation into what the intelligence community says russia did and why. some gop leaders are backing the cia over the president-elect. >> obviously, any foreign breach of our cyber security measures is disturbing. i strongly condemn any such efforts. >> the president-elect has put the intelligence community on edge by refusing to get daily presidential briefings. >>> the electoral college votes to send donald trump to the white house in pennsylvania 20 electors will meet in harrisburg monday to

>> he's not making policy on twitter. >> he's not making policy on twitter. kellyanne conway does have a point there that trump's words about new policy weren't really about new policy. and maybe it's just part of her job to buy trump time after he tests out his thoughts or slogans or whatever on twitter. but trump himself doubled down on the very next day on this issue saying he meant what he said and this is adding to mika brzezinski, quote, let it be an arms race, we'll outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all. an arms race. it's not clear if donald trump realizes that an arms race is exactly what the u.s. avoids in the nuclear arena, a basic premise shared by everyone from reagan to obama because r one thing the u.s. is already one of e top two leaders in that race people into catching us with us, pretty basic, and for another, the biggest threat from nuclear weapons isn't the difference between having a hundred and 101, it's the different between having zero and one. that's why obama's worked so hard to prevent nuclear powers from surfacing like

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so i went on donald trump's twitter and i saw this. >> we have more on the new cabinet appointments for president-elect trump. tweeting his choice of ben carson to be secretary of housing and urban development. >> donald trump announcing another cabinet pick, happened about 6:45 a.m. this morning t is that man, dr. ben carson. >> trevor: so excited. that guy doesn't look like he's been told about anything. so happy. and you know one part of that just struck me as unfair. you can't tell ben carson anything at 6:45 in the morning. he can't fully open his eyes until noon. that's just not cool, man. but congrats, dr. carson. welcome to trump's cabinet. and to our profiles in tremendousness. >> i have the most dedicated people. i have the best people. >> trevor: yes, donald trump has announced ben carson as the man who be will northbound charge of an 8,000 employees, $42 billion federal department that serves millions an millions of low and middle class income americans. and a lot of people are calling this a strange appointment, especially for a doctor with no government or bureaucratic exp

he's on twitter every day. he hasn't picked a democrat to be in his cabinet which is a tradition of most presidents to pick a person from the other party. but he's not doing what the basic level steps he needs to in order to reach out. >> he does go on twitter every day. >> every day. >> and often you are right that it can be negative. he did go on twitter yesterday and say i'll work hard for all americans. and echoed something hillary clinton said the day after the election. >> i still believe in america. and i always will. and if you do, then we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> all right. two snapshots, david. but still both trying to be magnanimous. bill clinton enter. trump doesn't so much. calling his voters angry white men. is bill clinton making a mistake? >> on the surface it is tit for tat. sand box behavior. i don't care is very meaningful. pretty tri-vall pretty trivial actually. but i do think the

when i say he doesn't explain himself, we know he goes on twitter and does the rant. to figure out what he is doing. >> any time something like this happens, memes pop up, right? >> of course. >> there is one that says kanye came back to stop himself from talking to trump. he was too late. >> oh, they were saying that's the guy who was with him. i think that's chris jenner's boyfriend. >> he does, doesn't he? >> yes. >> it is, okay. >> and then there was this one, kanye, 2016, versus kanye at the end of the 2016. that's interesting, too. and then also, when i was on twitter yesterday, i was looking through the reactions, meteor man was trend g, you remember the robert townsend movie, saying he looked like one of the golden lords, everyone talking about kanye's new hairstyle. yes, casino of the villains of -- have you seen meteor man mike? >> i have not. >> used to be a big fan of robert townsend. >> oh, hollywood shuffle. i love that movie. i've watched this so many times. it is so good. have you seen hollywood shuffle? >> i have not. >> can you guys google the front

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a nuclear arms race. >> what is your concern when you see what sound like new policy being made on twitter? >> every word matters. strengthen the nuclear arsenal, fine. expand it, everybody is harping on that word. whether donald trump meant it or not, he is changing u.s. policy. >> and this morning, we have new reaction from incoming white house counsellor kelly anne conway who defended trump's nuke twooek tweet? he is saying we are going to >> he isn't saying that. >> he did. >> what he is saying is we need to expand our nuclear capably, our nuclear readiness or capably to be ready for those who also have nuclear weapons. he is putting the world on notice that he will do what he thinks he needs to to do to keep us safe and cure. >> by expanding our nuclear capably. >> not changing poise through twitter. >> conway is the latest white house hire after a transition announces a slew of top communications post, including shown spicer for the rnc down into indications director. >>> and there were some tense moments four ivanka trump aboard a transcontinental jet blu fight another passenger rep

twit their. >> all right, temple fans. >> is there a mike jerrick on twitter? i know you're mike fox 29. but just a mike jerrick? >> i'll like that up. who knows, people could be tweeting him thinking it is you. >> i'm going to be the real mike jerrick. >> you know you have made it when you have to have that on your handle. the real mike jerrick. >> i have a couple of friends who have that. the earl person with that name. >> yes? >> there is an alex holley out, there i tried to get that handle. they have that handle but they never tweet. hey, why don't you give it to me, because i'm alex holley and i tweet. oh, look, there is mike injury glike who is that? >> says professional wrestler. >> that guy doesn't look lick a wrestler, please. >> it is a dark photo, never know. december 7th, somber day probably, well, across the nation. article war two monument in washington, d.c. we'll gave you a little preview. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides.

we've been having a pretty wild discussion about this on twitter all day, i have a poll going on. me know what you think weigh in. i'd love to hear your thoughts. some -- they were kind of having fun in there. >> right. >> reporter: some comments on facebook and twitter have been really thought out on both sides of the debate. we'd love to hear from you. >> reporter: that gentleman talked to you is worth mentioning hanukkah begins i believe on christmas eve this year, so it runs concurrently, that throws another wrench into the system. >> by the way you have to have -- what was that drink you had >> no angels snuggles or something or other, >> it's pretty good >> few people had more than one of those, festive us, kwsa warm if you're outside. sue palka standing by with it latest on the weather. >> it's just can you believe that bar down there? crazy. that is, it was actually entertaining. and you know what? ronica will not want to pull that stunt coming out without a sweater tomorrow or -- that should be one of several layers you wear because the arctic air hasn't even arrived yet,