these minutes a very banal. i say they are always very banal. spends weeks writing these minutes. they are very precise. is the federal reserve was weighing the real possibility that donald trump or a republican house of sedatives and republicans senate is going to get spending hikes and tax hikes through. -- tax cuts through. because of this, almost all of are seeing for economic growth increasing as a result of prospects for more expansionary fiscal policies in coming years. that is clearly a reference to donald trump. the minutes go want to talk about an undershoot on unemployment. if you think about inflation undershooting, this is the other side of the coin. you can have more inflation. you look at the t-shirt -- g chart, look at where was at the top of the recession. it is back down to 4.6. if you look at what the fed is expecting now for 2017 unemployment, it is already almost as low as they expected for this whole year. let's look at something else the fed said based on this whole concern about unemployment. many participants judge the r

it's a pretty banal message but that sharpness of the transition, he could use a moment of banality.> i think that's exactly right. he has the capacity to surprise people and that's what he needs to do. he needs to make people take another look at him, not just his political opponents or who didn't vote for him but who are genuinely frightened. we shouldn't dismiss their concerns. he needs to show he can be a different person from the monster he's been caricatured as. >> bret: susan, the 68 now, 68 democrats boycotting the inauguration. there is 194 house democrats. that is 34% at this point. do you think there will be a message for them? >> i don't know. if he gives a speech like the one he gives on election night, there will be a message to them. if he gives this speech he's given on every other occasion, there will not be a hand reached out to them. here's the funny thing. 64 democratic members of congress didn't chop for that nitration, they declared it's a boycott. it's pretty powerful. we've never seen this in modern times, so many people saying i won't attend. i am not honorin

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is thigoing to b banal so everybody hate them.oes then on the internet and people see it. >> from top to bottom into this group like this. you are saying everybody should stop with the rhetoric and dial it back. >> one of the things i was proud of in supporting secretary clinton, she said we need to be a kinder nation. not fight or disrespect. and move on. liz: we brought this story yesterday. a mother pleading for her son's pardon. it turns out the president possibly was watching us. find out what president obama fold fox that could lead to her son's pardon. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be with customer contracts, agreements to lease a space or protecting your work. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you, every step of the way. so you can focus on what you do and we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortu

word of the day, banal, when writing to "the factor." get into chicago and san francisco. murder rate in chicago isre scandalous, nobody doing anything about it. san francisco's property crime, crazy. we're going to tell you why it's happening. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >> megyn: breaking tonight, with just over two weeks until president-elect donald trump is sworn in and before he takes in a single act of president, democrats are mobilizing to block delay and obstruct his agenda. welcome to the "the kelly file" everybody, i am megyn kelly. convening for the first time. and after mr. trump's inauguration, the republicans will control the white house and congress since 2007. for their part, democrats are trying tohi ensure that this new unified government gets off to a slow start. as thatme party senate leadershp reportedly now planning on holding up

security and there is a genuine issue there, a lot of progress since 9/11 and involves all kinds of banalngs, improving intelligence collection, it's improving biometrics which we have done a lot. it's looking at only at people who come from the several countries and people who hold french passports or dutch passports or british passports and it's working with allies including many in the muslim community to try to improve scrutiny and understanding. the way this was handled was a triumph national only injustice and also incompetence and the upshot is going to be it is a gift to jihadi recruitment. over the summer isis was talking about how they hope trump would be elected because they thought it would feed their narrative of a great clash between islam and the west, and it's actions like this however well intentioned that reinforce that narrative and undermine rather than enhance our security. >> part of the problem is also that they are issuing these directives quickly without the text, without background briefings which then come the next day and they deny certain facts that are on the

it is struck back to what you learned about the holocaust, the banality of evil.ealized, gee, if this is the enemy that we now face, it is going to be awfully difficult. >> tucker: do you think she was a relief that the bomb didn't go off? >> i asked her. she said, no. she said that she wished it had gone off. i showed her the video, i don't know if you haven't come up where she pulled the trigger. she was watching it, we were watching it, i said, what were you thinking right then? she said, that is when i began to taste paradise. they had brainwashed her to believe that. she still believed it. >> tucker: it really is a death hope. i interviewed a lot of people come i've never interviewed a field of suicide bomber. that is fascinating. >> tucker: leal and fedor has been around. great to see you. coming up, ready to take your criticism. you send a lot of savagely cruel tweets to sean. we will read the meanest coming up. nce with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the sy

i mean that is corruption, that is banality. >> you want to look at my tax returns, you, can you want to look at my financial disclosures you can, i think to realize donald trump's victory is, you need to understand that we are united in one area, that the country institutions are not serving the public well. >> dickerson: let me ask you about another line from his speech. donald trump said every country has the right to pursue their national interests. what do you think about that? >> with caveats. russia's national interests under putin is to reconstruct the russian empire. 0 too gobble up territories formerly under russian control. the ayatollah's national interest is to radicalize the inside a populations, shia populations in sunni arab states, the leader of north korea is to build an icbm to hit our homeland to make sure his regime never falls by, you know, holding up, us hostage, i think china's national interests is take land owned by others by force. so to the president, putin's national interests destabilize europe, the "toja's national interests will lead us into a war betwe

what bannon said was he think that's a banal of honor, questioning his integrity. are you kidding me? the media has zero integrity, zero intelligence, and no hard work. >> sensitive guy, bannon. a snowflake, really, right? poor guy, he's in the white house, they've been there five, six days, looking forward to four years. six months he's editing a fringe websi website now in the xhous white house hnd's so insecure and his botsz donald trump is also too. all they can do is attack the media. they should treat with this contempt. let's go ahead and debate issues and see who wins the debates. sean spicer having a good week with all the id yossi? let's not get away from trump. he spoke at the cia saturday. oh, sean spicer had a bizarre press thing. true. but what was sean spicer defending? a statement from the president of the united states. what is bannon doing? repeating something the president of the united states has said. he's the insecure narcissist in the white house who thinks he can intimidate and bully people and criticize them. >> curt, you've worked with ban

your sense right now with all of the banality and nastiness on the part of the democrats, and not necessarilyar left democrats. somebody got talking points out and they are going to be as nasty as hell. with all of this going on. cnn putting together, hiring valerie jared's daughter to cover the justice department, the fake news dealing with the assassination of a president. >> being a washington, d.c. native, i think there are the stages of grief. and the mainstream media, cnn, "buzzfeed," salon, they are still in the anger phase. they have not accepted, they have not moved on. they have not accepted the result of the election. that's why they are trying to delegitimize it. cnn "the washington post" -- byron, you have been here a while. this is really unworthy conduct as well as -- i'm going to be as nice as i can. call it unworthy. >> let's go to the senate for a second. there is every time a kind of a ratcheting up of grievances in the senate. so if you think that well they blocked four our guys, we'll block 8 of theirs. next time many 16. you have the senate democrats blocking everything

who opened fire on the freeway injuring the driver this happen on the overpass to interstate 880 and banalhe reports of shots fired between a black mercedes and a black dodge charger was driver of the charges tried to keep driving would crash into a light pole that 26 your driver was shot in the shoulder but is expected to be ok. >>darya: they're still looking for the other vehicle which is a black mercedes police a looking for to men involved in armed robbery near the uc-berkeley campus into the victims' items and ran away zones berkeley police are investigating to suspicious deaths is video for more helicopt the partnership with abc seven according to police to bodice along with two dead cats were found inside an apartment on beacon street this city from an apparent cause of death and evacuated the building berkeley police called out the fire department and pg&e to assist with the investigation where learning more about what led to a deadly shooting the first broke the story yesterday morning it happened at home 1 sacramento st.. the judge is out on the sentencing plan to impose for viol

chamberlain as though everybodydentical, who look at what happened in the case of germany understands the banality motives. there is a wonderful thing about the heart of the beast of the american ambassador to germany in the 1930's. his instructions were be nice to the germans on anti-semitism so that maybe they will return the war dead. in poland is attacked by russia and germany, you do not have to intervene because it is not a direct threat on england or threat. gene: next question please. high, this is a question for both of you guys. fdr and his cohorts deliver early manipulated so american could complain -- declare war. treaty between japan and germany, if one is attacked, so japan was clearly not attack. the roleermany enter with japan? there were no diaries kept in germany. ?ny of you guys know why christoper: that question i cannot answer. i can say the historical scholarship on the back door to war is unconvincing. i never believed that fdr did this to draw the united states into war. i will also point out that by the summer of 1941 the united states was already in coalition against germ

i think in the industry they were happy in the sense that you have a situation with some banality. the final comments or questions. i don't have any further questions. i do have some closing comments i do want to push back a little bit about the ranking members comments the overreach by the government. with expanded definition. the ranking member has stated i have no doubt that she was answering those questions she was not making the statement. they came from their core of engineers in the department of justice. now, i know this to be true they are not as implied some obscure website off the internet the comments actually came from the case studies from this committee september of 2016. these are examples of case studies from all across the united states and i will cite just one that i opened up to. the land owner in color california informing him that this may have resulted in an authorized discharge into regulators opening a case against the land owner. they are being implemented case-by-case. it came as a supply who have been disking this particular site over the past 15 years t