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castro lived long enough to see president obama push for aic.w in relations between cuba in the united states, including the reopening of the u.s. embassy in havana last year. a trade embargo which requires congressional approval to be lifted remains against the island. and president obama released this statement in response to castro's death, saying, quote, we know that this moment fills cubans and cuba and the united states with powerful emotions, recalling the countless ways in which fidel castro altered the course of lives and the cuban nation. history will judge the impact of this figure on the world around him. president trump wrote simply, "fidel castro is dead," exclamation point. he later said fidel castro's legacy is one of unimaginable suffering and the denial of fundamental human rights. it is my home today marks a move away from the horrors endured far too long and toward a future in which the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they richly deserve. i want to bring in my panel. his t a historian and cnn contributor jo

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. >> we're going to see president-elect is a fab it's aic leader. he's putting together a great cabinet. also, we have in addition to dr. price, we'll have additional transition team members coming on board, folks working as vice chairs and executive committee for how we're going to form and put this administration toogt. we have another cabinet level pick coming out early afternoon today. as the president-elect said, as he comes to a decision on all these, he's going to announce them and get them out there. when you look at where president-elect trump is at this stage of the transition as opposed to recent administrations, he's well ahead of the pace. i think he has some solid picks that have been announced, and people should be proud that the team is put together. >> jason miller, thank you for the work as always. appreciate it. >>> one democratic congressman wants nancy pelosi's job. up next, we speak to tim ryan to find out why. you tell your inthey made a mistake. the check they sent isn't enough to replace your totaled new car. the guy says th

anselm lose at aic. bruins and coyotes, the passernak with a with un-- one-timer, they play at colorado tonight. the monarchs in reading. diamond scored two goals and added assist, they win 6-4. they're off until they'll host reading in manchester. unh at home with arizona state. the first period kellerher scores, ties it. and shane yzerman gets one for the wildcats. they take a 4-2 lead. they score this one in overtime and arizona state takes it 5-4 in ot. unh back at it this afternoon isaiah thomas scored 23 points including boston's final 8 and the celtics beat the pacers in indiana 105-99. olenik, and boston plays in north northerlied-- new hampshire. and the top three g from new hampshire. jacqueline of exeter became the first girl from exeter high school to win a new england cross-country championship and first from new hampshire since 2006. congratulations to her. for the football scores and highlights from yesterday's high school playoff action, go to our website, wmur.com/fnf. and the patriots,

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aic cantor is at the moment vice-chairman, and business executive. he was the majority leader until 2014, and the u.s. -- in the u.s. house of representatives. he started in the virginia house of delegates in 1992 and moved over to the house in 2000. 2001 was when you entered office. you have a reputation for progrowth policies, and sticking to principles. and you were the early warning system, i think, of what we had happen on tuesday, because you lost in a shock primary challenge in 2014. theme start with where other panel ended. canou think the country continue to have elections where somebody gets the most votes but doesn't take the office? >> you know, i think our constitution is quite a document. it is a brilliant document, and i know there are parts of it that trump would speak to and say, that doesn't work. my sense is right away, if you want to change that document, that is a tall order, uphill climb. but i do think, and one of the comments in the prior panel said, if you want to go and concentrate all the dollars, all the conversation, all

speaker, fidel castro was a aic murderer, tyrant, and a hypocrite. he was a thug who took control of over all industries in cuba and decried capitalism. yet somehow he was likely worth about $1 billion when he died. when 11 million cubans are barely struggling to get by under his communist regime, this is the tyrant who died with more wealth than the entire island nation. mr. speaker, fidel castro is dead and cuba and the world are better for it. now we have an opportunity to move forward by reversing some of this administration's concessions to the castro regime and press for reforms. it's time for the cuban people to have the opportunity to achieve freedom and democracy for which they have been yearning. we must pressure the regime and the island of cuba. we must not relent until there are free and fair elections, until all political prisoners are freed. and until the people's basic and fundamental human right are restored. is that too much to ask for the enslaved and oppressed people of cuba? let that be how we honor the countless cubans who have