mr. trump: ok. i gave up a little secret. [chanting "usa"] mr. trumpmy people over there are probably saying you weren't supposed to do that, mr. trump. on energy, we will pursue energy independence and cancel the job-killing restrictions from oil, natural gas, and clean coal, and we are going to put the miners of ohio back to work. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: on infrastructure, we will build new roads, tunnels, bridges, railways, airports, schools, and hospitals, including major projects in the .including major projects in the inner cities. there is such potential in the inner city. we are not using our potential. remember when i would make the speeches, i would say, "what the hell have you got to lose?" the african-american community was so great to me in this election. they were so great to me. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: amazing. i couldn't believe it. i started off at a low number and every week boom, boom, boom, and i got it up to a number that's higher than all of the republican candidates for years, and it was great. the hispanic comm

mr. trump: he is an amazing man. .> trump, trump, trump, trump mr. ump: jeff is an amazing man and working with him, i know we will make these incredible strides the country has to make in restoring safety and justice to all of our people. i get so many letters from the people of alabama and every other form of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of them. we are proud of them. thank you. it is fantastic. so great. aboutalked a little bit the election and his endorsement, and if you want, do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? yes or no? i could give you a beautiful rhetorical flowing speech and we could all fall asleep together, right? or we could discuss it. this is our last stop. i promise you, during that wild day that we had in august, a of thingsago, a lot came out of that day and opened up the eyes of the media, even the media that dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. to a certain extent, here on june 16. remember coming down the escalator with melania? i talked about crime, i talke

trump! trump! trump! [cheers and applause] mr. ump: so, the weather was really bad, really bad, and they said, you know, these are great people in north carolina, they won't mind. [cheering] mr. trump: they said they won't mind if you cancel and make it another time. and i said, what? and they said, we have a big crowd, but they won't mind, just because the weather was so terrible. i said, you've got to be kidding. so we have been driving for 2.5 hours. but there was no way that we were not showing up tonight, that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we could not land at your local airport. we landed a long ways away. the drive was about three times longer than the flight. but we made it. that's all that matters, right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and i'm here today for one main reason, to thank you, the people of north carolina, for being so incredible. we want to thank you. you went out and pounded the pavement, you organize your fellow citizens, and propelled to victory a grassroots movement, the likes of which

mr. trump: very dishonest people. [booing] mr. trump when a major anchor who hosted a debate started crying when she realized that we won? [laughter] mr. trump: how about that? [cheers and applause] tears.mp: don't tell me, this is untrue. and do you know what she doesn't understand? things are going to be much better now. she doesn't understand. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: i mean, think of it. we won in a landslide. that was a landslide, and we did not have the press. the press was brutal. [booing] mr. trump: you know what? [booing] mr. trump: hey, in the great state of ohio, we do not have the upper echelon of politician either, did we? but i will say this, i will say this. and it was very nice. your governor john kasich called me after the election and was very nice. [booing] mr. trump: he said "congratulations, that was amazing." he couldn't believe how much we we won ohio and the election by. remember, you cannot get to 270 with the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? "there is no path to

mr. trump: and merry christmas, everybody. right? merry christmas. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: that reminded me, we are going to start saying merry christmas again. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: how about all those department stores? they have the bells the red walls and they have the snow, but they do not have merry christmas. i think they are going to start putting up merry christmas, merry christmas. that is very good. that is a big group of people that said that. i just want to gradually -- congratulate everybody, because really it was that evening which turned out to be election morning. and i got home at 4:00 in the morning, and i said to my wife, i said, honestly, i do not see how we are going to lose, and we did phenomenally in michigan. and then we won wisconsin. we won wisconsin. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and of course, we won pennsylvania. did you see the look on their face? you know, it started with ohio, that we won by almost nine points which was much more -- we were expected to win ohio, and we did not have any support there, except for the people. the

mr. trump: speaker ryan: mr. how aboutmr. trump: it? don't tell me, this is untrue. do you know what she doesn't understand? things are going to be much better now. [applause] mr. trump: i mean think of it. we won in a landslide. that was a landslide and we did not have the press. the press was brutal. you know what? [booing] hey, in the great state of ohio, we do not have the upper echelon of politician either, did we? but i will say this, i will say this. and it was very nice. your governor john kasich called me after the election and was very nice. [booing] mr. trump: he said congratulations, that was amazing. he couldn't believe how much we -- we won ohio and the election by. remember, you cannot get to 270 with the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? there is no path to 270. [applause] there is no path. [applause] mr. trump: there are is no path for donald trump. texas is in play, remember that one? now as a republican i'm supposed to -- as a republican i'm supposed to win georgia. as a republican i'm supposed to win the gre

mr. trump: there is no path. [cheers] mr. trump: there is no path. incredible. and then he said, donald trump is the next president of the united states. it is huge. it is huge. it was an amazing evening. [chanting "trump"] mr. trump: thank you. and congratulations to you. they never gave pennsylvania that glamour of victory. they should have. those people were so incredible. i was with them last night, i said, they took it away from you. but then pennsylvania came in and others came in. we ended up with 306. it could have been more than that. it was an amazing evening. they say the most historic ever. but you know what is more important now, that we altogether do a great job. that is what is next, ok? we are going to do a great job. for years, the jobs and wealth have been ripped out of our country. richgn powers have gotten bleeding america dry. andthat is all about to end it is going to end rapidly. the american worker is finally going to have a chance. and the white house will be a champion for you. our economic agenda can be summed up in three beautiful word

mr. trump: we salute one flag and that is the american flag. [applause] mr. trumpwe are going to make sure the american flag gets the respect it deserves, all right? [applause] mr. trump: you know, when i watch the news at night and i see these punks burning the flag and stomping on it, and burning another one and stomping -- no good. no good. we are going to have to maybe do something about that, what do you think? yes? [applause] mr. trump: patriotism will be celebrated celebrated and taught very, very strongly to our children. and that patriotism will be the foundation of our economic plan, bringing jobs back to america. we are bringing our jobs back. that is why we are going to lower our business tax. we are going to lower our business tax big-league, from 35% to 15%. right now, we are one of the taxed nations in the world, and we're going to the among the lowest, and we're going to have jobs come pouring back. we want to bring in new companies and new jobs to our shores. that is also why we are going to eliminate job killing regulations, cancel many executive

mr. trump: i have no choice. [applause] mr. trumpethics reform will be a crucial part of our 100 day plan, as well. we are going to drain the swamp in washington dc. i will impose a five year ban on congressional officials becoming lobbyists, and a lifetime ban on officials becoming lobbyist for a foreign government. [applause] mr. trump: since i have become involved with costs, and as business people, we sort of understand it. i think these people that give out billions and billions and billions of dollars of contracts to companies should never be allowed to leave and go to work with any of these companies. ok. no more. got to be a lifetime ban. then you wonder why it is costing so much, why is it so high? i could name so many different -- you look at some of the fighter jets being built, you look at some of the things that are happening -- and i am not just talking about the military, i am talking about other purchases. when they are in charge of purchasing, they should never during their lifetime be allowed to go to work for those

trump takes office. he expects mr. trump to take a fresher and more constructive approach. >>> president elect donald trump took to twitter today to complain about news conference of hillary clinton winning the popular vote. mr. trump tweeted that it was harder to win the electoral college than the popular vote and if he had focused on winning that popular vote he would have done so. today president elect trump named billionaire investor carl icon has a adviser today and he meat where -- he meat with the ceo earlier this month mr. trump tweeted the cost for the new presidential jet was out of control and said the order should be canceled. >>> also today the trump transition team is seeking some distance from a party planned for a day after the inauguration. a brochure is listing donald trump, junior and eric trump as cochairs. access of president trump was promised for donating $1 million or more. that promise has been deleted and a trumps spokesperson said the details were initial concepts not approved or pursued by the trump family. mr. trump's sons say they will not be attending the event. >>> also today, the president

trump. >>> mr. trump also tweeting today about china stealing the u.s.ne in international waters. i'll tell you what he's saying. >>> and as electors prepare their presidential vote on monday, we're at the home of our very first president, george washington. we'll find out why the electoral college was a compromise for two very different ideas about electing our commander in chief.

mr. trump: he is an amazing man. [chanting trump] mr. trump: jeff is an amazing man. rking with him, i know we will make these incredible strides that our country has to make in restoring safety and justice for all of our people. again, alabama, i know because i get so many letters from the people of alabama in so many forms of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of him, and we are proud of him. so thank you, thank you jeff, fantastic. so great. jeff talked a little bit about the election and his endorsement. do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? [applause] mr. trump: yes or no? i could give you a beautiful, rhetorical, flowing speech, and we could fall asleep together. or we can discuss this. i am really here because i promised you during that while had in august, a long time ago, seems like a long time ago. a lot of things came out of that day. it opened up the eyes of the media. even though the media that dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. and it began to a certain extent, june 16. i remember coming

mr. trump: amazing people. and we have a very special person here today who we are going to introduce. [cheers and applause] mr. trump it has been such a popular choice. their sacrifice, and we salute the flag they bought to protect -- fought to protect. we love our flag. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we love our flag, and we don't like it when we see people ripping up our flag and burning our flag. [booing] don't like it. we will see what we are going to do about that, ok? [cheers and applause] is the 75thomorrow anniversary of pearl harbor. it is the milestone of those who bore the great uniform. it is a reminder of the valiant efforts of america's fighting men and women who liberated millions from tyranny and oppression. now today, our brave men and women are the first in line, defense, defense, against radical islamic terrorism, words some people don't like to say, an ideology of death that slaughters innocent men, women, and children. to protect our people, we are going to protect our country, believe me. [cheers and applause] generation,n every a new threat to freedom arises. just as we defeated these threat

mr. trump tweeted interesting how the u.s. sells taiwan billions of dollars in military equipment but i should not accept a congratulatory call. there are also reports that an executive from the trump organization visited taiwan last month reportedly expressing interest in a hotel deal there. >>> today a michigan state board deadlocked along party lines on president elect donald trump's objection to the recount. the deadlock means a hand recount could start next tuesday or wednesday. green party nominee jill stein pushed for the recount siting voting irregular laters. donald trump defeated hillary clinton in michigan by ten thousand 7 hundred votes. a recount is underway in wisconsin. >> bernie sanders is back in the bay area tonight. the senator from vermont visited two bay area universities as part of his new book tour and had a message for thousands of supporters who came out to see him. >> frank he's no longer a presidential candidate. but bernie sanders proves he can still draw a crowd. the tickets for the event here and earlier at uc berkeley sold out within hours and he promised the crowds at both locations he will continue fighting for his progressive causes. [ cheers and a

yes, mr trump's press advisers? yes, mr trumph the task of translating that remarkable tweet. they say what he meant to say was it is important to prevent nuclear proliferation, especially regarding terrorist organisations and rogue states. the transition team also pointed out that mr trump has been emphasising the need to modernise america's deterrent capability. that is the note on his website. if that is the note on his website. if that is what he is saying with this tweet thenit is what he is saying with this tweet then it seems as if he would be supporting president obama's current policy which is to modernise america's ageing arsenal, but if thatis america's ageing arsenal, but if that is what he was trying to say, he did so in a way that caused quite a lot of surprise and alarm. there isa a lot of surprise and alarm. there is a difference between modernising and expanding and it is the word x band which drew a lot of attention? that is right. —— the word expand. president obama has been all about reducing stockpiles. some

mr. trump also focused on national security. mr. trump told the crowd in north carolina that he'll strengthen the country's military and he officially named his choice for defense secretary. roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump continued his thank you tour in fayetteville, north carolina, tuesday, vowing to fight terrorism. >> it's unseen, in many cases, but we are going to defeat that force. >> reporter and make america safe again. >> we don't want countries taking advantage of us any more. we don't want to be what we have of time. >> reporter: the comments were seen as a veiled jab at the policies of president obama. speaking before a military crowd in florida yesterday, the president took aim at his successor without naming him. >> people in nations do not make good decisions when they are driven by fear. >> mad dog mattis. >> reporter: to accomplish his national security goals, mr. trump formally tapped retired marine general james mattis as his defense secretary, even though he would need a the post. >> h

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trump campaign for six months, appeared on russian state television extolling the virtues of trump's pick. hi, matthew. >> reporter: hi, carol. that's right. carter paige is a former advisor to mr. trumpeen making his rounds in russia. he was an unknown figure before his name was dropped by donald trump in the presidential campaign. he's since been dropped by the trump campaign. he still sort of comes to russia as part of the organization he's founded which does business here to talk about policy issues. and he's been meeting the local press here over the past couple of days. you know, there's a sense in which they believe he's got some kind of incite into what donald trump is thinking about russia. because there's such an appetite here in russia for anything donald trump has to say for any sort of possible change in policy towards his country, he's getting extremely large audience. carter paige very positive on the appointments of rex tillerson as secretary of state. take a listen to what he had to say to a bunch of local journalists gathered in moscow last night. >> there's a lot of rumors out there. i don't have any specific insights into the rumors. i'm really personally excited y

mr. trump's future residence. the white house and henry, more now on mr. trump'sness ties. >> reporter: it's not just vice president elect mike pence using the new trump international hotel as a back drop for major events. >> we truly do believe that our president elect has secured a mandate for leadership. >> reporter: while there's no mandate to stay at mr. trump's washington hotel many are doing so anyway. on wednesday it was the government of bahrain holding their reception here amid reports that delegations from various foreign countries are snapping up pricey rooms less than a mile from the white house. one asian diplomat telling "the washington post" why wouldn't i stay at the hotel so i can tell the president i love your hotel. isn't it rude to come to your city and saying i'm staying at your competitor. >> they are saying we're going to see the president and when we see him we want to say you have a wonderful hotel there. he is profiting from this and it creates conflicts of interest. >> reporter: at issue is a clause of the constitution which bars u.s. g

mr. trump: he is an amazing man's. -- amazing man. trump]ting mr. trump: jeff is an amazing man. , i know we will make these incredible strides that our country has to make in restoring safety and justice for all of our people. alabama, i know because i get so many letters from the people of alabama in so many forms of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of him, and we are proud of him. so thank you, thank you jeff, fantastic. so great. jeff talked a little bit about the election and his endorsement. do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? [applause] mr. trump: yes or no? i could give you a beautiful, rhetorical, flowing speech, and we can fall asleep together. or we can discuss this. i am really here because i during that while today we had in august a long time ago, seems like a long time ago. a lot of things came out of that day. it opened up the eyes of the media. even though the media dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. began to a certain extent, june 16. i remember coming down the and itor with melania talked ab

trump. a conclusion mr. trump has dismissed as "ridiculous".he president-elect named his newest cabinet pick today tapping general john kelly as the next head of the d of homeland security. back here at home a federal judge in philadelphia has rejected a green party backed recount in pennsylvania. jill stein argued the state's voting machines had been hacked but the judge ruled there is know credible evidence to back that claim up. >> some really good news came out of camden today.

the united states but that alliance is about to face the challenge of president—elect donald trump. mr trumpeatened to pull us troops out of japan and even suggested japan build its own nuclear weapons. for mr abe, it has given even greater urgency to laying the ghosts of pearl harbor to rest. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. i spoke just now to rupert. he told me prime minister abe's words appeared to be very heartfelt. it seems to have been very genuine, mike. in fact, the language that the japanese prime minister used was perhaps more emotive than one might have expected from a japanese prime minister. i mean, he really was very vivid in his description of the young lives that were taken, the young american sailors and marines who were killed on that day back in december 1941, of lives unfulfilled, of children not growing up with their fathers. i think that was a real attempt by the japanese prime minister to repeat what president obama did here injapan back in may when he visited hiroshima, and that is to make a direct connection with the american people. by using that sort of

mr. trump: and health care, we will repeal and replace obamacare. [applause] mr. trump: we will have health care that is much less expensive and will be much better, much stronger. the murder rates our country has experienced is the largest increase in 45 years. you do not hear that. we are going to support the incredible men and women of law enforcement and we're going to bring this crime wave to an end. [applause] mr. trump: on immigration, we will build a great wall. and we will put an and to illegal immigration and stop the drugs from pouring into our country and poisoning our youth and many other people. got to stop the drugs. and we are going to have people come into our country, hundreds of thousands of people, we want them to come in, because we will have big, beautiful doors in that wall. but they will come in legally, through a process, legally. [applause] mr. trump: during this campaign, during this campaign, i had a chance to meet the amazing families of the remembrance project. parents whose children were killed by illegal immigrants. a trump administration

trump! trump! trump! [cheers and applause] mr. the weather was really bad, really bad, and they said, you know, these are great people in north carolina, they won't mind. [cheering] mr. trump: they said they won't mind if you cancel and make it another time. and i said, what? and they said, we have a big crowd, but they won't mind, just because the weather was so terrible. i said, you've got to be kidding. so we have been driving for 2.5 hours. but there was no way that we were not showing up tonight, that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we could not land at your local airport. we landed a long ways away. the drive was about three times longer than the flight. but we made it. that's all that matters, right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and i'm here today for one main reason, to thank you, the people of north carolina, for being so incredible. we want to thank you. you went out and pounded the pavement, you organize your fellow citizens, and propelled to victory a grassroots movement, the likes of which nobody,

the united states but that alliance is about to face the challenge of president—elect donald trump. mr trumpeatened to pull us troops out of japan and even suggested japan build its own nuclear weapons. for mr abe, it has given even greater urgency to lay the ghosts of pearl harbor to rest. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo. given that mr abe faces an election at home, there was a feeling it might be token apology, it seems to have amounted to more than that. might be token apology, it seems to have amounted to more than thatm seems to have been very genuine. the language that the japanese prime minister used was perhaps more emotive than one might have expected from a japanese prime minister. emotive than one might have expected from ajapanese prime minister. he was very vivid in his description of the young american lives, sailors and marines, killed on that day in december 1941, of lives unfulfilled, children not growing up with their fathers. i think that was a real attempt by the japanese prime minister to repeat what presid

mr. trump will continue his thank you tour in iowa and michigan. >>> mr. trump's demand that the government cancel an order for new presidential planes is not sitting well with boeing employees. mr. trump says the price tag is, quote, ridiculous. he tweeted, boeing is building a brand-new 747 air force one, more than $4 billion. cancel order! john gillham has worked at boeing for 30 years. >> the way he is talking about bringing back jobs, now he is taking them away. that's being a little two-faced. >> mr. trump's tweet came just 22 minutes after the "chicago tribune" posted an article highlighting the differences between mr. trump's position on trade with china and that of boeing's ceo. >>> there is still no clear indication of what caused last week's oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people, but investigators are looking at whether a refrigerator or another appliance may have been involved. they do not believe the fire was deliberately set, though. a local state of emergency has been declared so the city can collect state and federal funds to cover the cost

trump's transition team, mr. trump announced that he intends to dissolve the donald j. trump foundation. mr. has done what he calls "enormous good works over the years," he was acting to" avoid even the appearance of any conflict with my role as president." the foundation has been controversial and is currently under investigation by the new york state attorney general. in 2015, the foundation had net assets of $1.1 million. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and b

mr. trump made some promises. and what people want to know is if he is going to keep the campaign promises he made. he said, i donald trump am not going to cut social security and not going to cut medicare i am a not going to cut medicaid and yet we are seeing republicans in the congress coming forward with devastating plans to cut social security, to cut medicare and i challenge mr. trump today, tell the american people you going to keep your campaign promises, tell the republicans to back off, no cuts for social security, medicare, medicaid and go forward with your campaign promise to lower the cost of prescription drugs. >> dickerson: these promises, or these ideas that are being floated by republicans as you point out are not being -- are not coming from donald trump himself. you still give him the benefit of the doubt on that? >> well, but i think it is important when you are, appointment somebody like congressman price to be head of health & human services agency, who has spent his career in trying to cut or privatize medicare, that is not a good signal to send. so i think all that mr. trump has got to do today is t

mr. trump's visit.. "it is clear trump has no interest in changing the ways things are and is selling out main street to keep his corporate friends and wealthy special interests happy. if our new president-elect is truly going to put workers first, he should show it right now, and stand up to house republicans who have put american jobs and industry in jeopardy." if you'd like to hear more about mr. trump's visit-- we've posted his speech and reactions to it on our a house fire on 26th and west hope. the fire chief told fox6 the fire started in a second story bedroom... and there were no smoke alarms in the house. fortunately, everyone got out safely - with no injuries. the cause is under investigation. a sheboygan man is charged with making terrorist threats - after his online posts made people worried he was plotting a school shooting. 21-year-old joshua bagemehl bag-uh-meal was arrested just hours after buying an assault riffle on monday.on sunday-- posted on facebook quote "someone needs to do a school shooting around

trump!trump, trump, mr. trump: thank you. my administration will focus squarely on the vital national security interests of the united states, and that means crushing isis and defeating radical islamic terrorism. we are going to defeat it, quickly. but to be a strong nation, we must also be a wealthy or a rich nation, and some people say, mr. trump -- now they say mr. president-elect, can you believe it? can you believe this? just call me donald, folks. just call me donald. but they say, mr. president-elect, it doesn't sound good when you say rich nation. i say, we have to be a rich nation if we are going to rebuild our military, if we are going to build the wall, we have to be a rich nation. if we are going to repeal and replace obamacare, we have to know what we are doing, and we have to be a wealthy nation again. whether it is building cars, producing steel, or curing disease, we want the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here, right here in america, and right here in the great state of pennsylva

trump transition. rudy giuliani is out of consideration for an administration position. we will hear from the former mayor in a few minutes. this news comes on a very busy day for president-elect trump. mr. trump starting off with a face to face meeting with paul ryan at trump tower followed by a get out the vote event in baton rouge and now mr. trump is headed to grand rapids, michigan, for the next step on his thank you tour kicking off in about a couple hours from now. one common theme in the speeches, his plan to bring jobs back to america. he doubled down on his promise during a speech in louisiana this afternoon. take a listen. >> it's time to get help for the american people. we're going to get them into the labor market. they're going to do a great job and make good money. we're going to rebuild our country with american hands by american workers. my administration will follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american. okay? we have so many companies right now -- i think probably if i would have said a couple of months ago we have so many companies negotiating to leave, i don't think they are negotiating so fast right now. >> he promised to make america great again by bringing j

trump. mr. trump pressured the obama administration to veto the measure. when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. lou: president obama announcing he's formally scrapping the regional trifor up grant men visiting from jihadist countries. it hasn't been in use since 2011. the united nations postponed a vote that sought to condemn israeli settlement construction in the west bank. it came hours after the president-elect publicly urged that resolution be vetoed. steve hayes, thanks for being here. let's start with the united nations vote. the deferral of that vote. it seemed to be specifically tied to one cause, and that is donald j. trumpesident-elect saying this should be retold. >> it's amazing the energy he's bringing to the role. i thought this was encourage. it shows the world is understanding there are going to be some big changes. it's not going to be business as usual. that's what we need to see in so many areas of policy. today was a strong, specific example. lou: we watched something i don't think there has been a parallel. the opposition of business to the anti-establishment candidate, that is, donald trump, was understandable, is understandable and ceos are showing up at meir mir -- at mar-a-lago talking about reducing the cost of air force one aircraft and the f-35 program which is totally out of control and represents billions of dollars. >> i saw it myself when i was inside government in the u.k. with david cameron. the big corporations have been ripping off the taxpayers for decades because there has never been anyone in charge really understands how to properly negotiate and takes a personal interest i

trump finally spoke to journalists wednesday not once but twice. mr. trump trying to dial back the heat with president obama after days of feuding. and so apparently was president obama who phoned trumpwhite house says the call was quote positive and focused on continuing a smooth and effective transition. trump seeming to agree speaking later to the media at the mar-a-lago estate in florida. >> he called me. we had a very, very good talk about generally about things. he was in hawaii. it was a very, very nice call. i actually thought we covered a lot of territory. >> that agreeable tone came just hours after mr. trump tweeted this. doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o. statements and road blocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition. not. sunlen serfaty has more from mar-a-lago. >> reporter: good morning, joe and alison. as president-elect donald trump continues time in florida, it is the public feud with president obama which has really escalated in the last few days. it seems both sides now are taking steps to publicly lower the temperature on the spat. trump here in floridas also taking steps to reclaim the narrative around the transition focusin

so much for joining president-elect trump is a tough talker but pakistan's prime minister experienced a kinder, gentler mr. trump. although critics call mr. trump'sone reckless. during a phone call with pakistan's prime minister, mr. trump reportedly said to mr. sharif, quote, you have a very good reputation. you are a terrific guy. you are doing amazing work which is visible in every queue and i'm ready and willing to play any role you want me to play. feel free to call me any time even before the 20th of january, that is before i assume my office. end quote. and this wording comes from the pakistani prime minister's office. trump's team will not confirm those comments. but describe the conversation as, quote, productive. but here's the thing. as you know, words matter. and the u.s. relationship with pakistan is crucial. it is one of the most sensitive in the world. it's also quite complicated. in recent years pakistan has come under fire for not doing enough to fight terrorism within its borders. after the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama bin laden inside pakistan, then-cia director leon panetta slammed pakistani officials and their po

trump over the top. >> a spokesperson for the president-elect calls a report that mr. trump plans to keep a private security team after he's sworn in complete nonsense. politico reports mr. trumpl not solely rely on the secret service for protection. this is a major break with tradition. the trump spokesman said mr. trump will continue to be surrounded by longtime allies, including his chief of security. but the main protection will fall to the secret service. but one former secret service agent says even that type of arrangement increases the service's liability, it creates greater confusion and it creates greater risk. >>> well, this morning, china returned that american underwater drone that it captured last week. the drone was returned to a u.s. navy ship in international waters about 50 miles from subic bay in the philippines. that's where it was unlawfully seized by a chinese ship. the drone uses unclassified technology to collect oceanographic data. >>> first lady michelle obama sat down with her first interview with oprah winfrey. mrs. obama made it clear she will not be running for political office. >> no, i -- look, that's one thing i don't do. i don't make stuff up,

trump back in his element taking his mr. trump: i'm here today for one main reason, to say thank you to ohio. suzanne: trump who after the election said it's time to come together as a country, back in battle mode. mr. trump: we had a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? jews an: his support worse a chant of lock her up. and like he did during the campaign, trump going after the media. mr. trump: very dishonest people. should i go on a little street cabinet picks. mr. trump: he put on a billionaire at commerce. because this guy knows how to make money, folks. suzanne: the president-elect surprising the crowd and even his own staff with an impromptu announcement. mr. trump: we are going to appoint "mad dog" mattis as our he's great. suze san: the general has a reputation for being outspoken. he led a marine division in the invasion of iraq and led from 2010-2013 and earned his nickname mad dog and the warrior monk for his attention to military tactics and strategy. mr. trump: they say he's the closest thing to general george patton that we have and it's about time. it's about time. to come soon. the presi

mr. anies can expect trump. harris. >> interesting. so i understand that mr. trump also called out the rexnord corporation, and i did some digging, a little looking at them. they're a multiplatform industrial company, employ a lot of people. what are the people who work there saying? >> reporter: the rexnord corporation is based out of milwaukee and they made plans in october that they announced they were going to send some 300 jobs from indianapolis to mexico. trump called them out on twitter on friday, and an employee earlier today on "fox & friends" who had been there for ten years says that the company expects him to train his counterpart, who is a mexican. listen. >> there's a provision in there apparently that for us to get our severance package or retirement package or any kind of money, that, yes, the requirement would be that we'll have to train our counterparts to do the exact job we're doing right now. >> how does that make you feel? >> sick to my stomach. >> reporter: when asked if he believed that trump would save his job, he says yes. harris. >> this w

trump campaign. >> i think really not what mr. trump knew but what did trump inc. know and when did they know it and were they in touch with the russians. >> reporter: at least four senators are calling for a bipartisan panel to investigate the hack. members of the electoral college meet at their state capitals today. the matter won't be completely settled. congress still needs to open and count the ballots and that will happen january 6th, two weeks from this friday. >>> first lady michelle obama gave her final one-on-one interview in the white house to oprah winfrey and said hope was a key element of her husband's time in office. >> your husband's administration, everything. the election was all about hope. do you think that this administration achieved that? >> reporter: yes. i do. because we feel the difference now. see, now, we're feeling what not having hope feels like, you know? hope is necessary. it's a necessary concept, and barack didn't just talk about hope because he thought it was just a nice slogan to get votes. i mean, he and i and so many believe th