the business betting on trump. expectations run the u.s., optimism of small businesses here. that is animal spirit. guest: they will push the economy forward, will the improve things? the pmi is better than expected. things are happening. markets get overextended and they are not overextended now. you should be buying the dollar. do not listen to the minor share flimflam. this is a chart that represents the animal spirits that have come back. either trump has unleashed them or he is lucky. it is better to be look even smart. he must be lucky has caught the economy on a upswing. if you want to fight the trump toin wait for it to be over britain. jump on board for the moment and go with it and make some money. fire ticket. thank you. and pointing to a hard brexit. we continue the conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: a warm welcome back. a little bit weaker at the start of trading. the ftse 100 also seeing a little weaker at the start of the trading day. 7:18 a.m. here in london. let's get the business lash with juliette saly. juliette: vo

. >> michigan bet on trump. now we'll see what happens. >>> some shareholders of temper sealy might who's some sleep tonight and that's where we begin our market focus. shares of the mattress company cut ties. after the two koimts failed to reach an agreement. the stocks plunged to 4549. in an effort to object taken u.s. anti-trust agreement, balan walgreens said it would reduce and divest even more stores. they said they will push back the deadline for the deal to july. following the news, the shares fell. fit bit warned it wouldn't meet its sales guidance due to weaker than expected demand during holiday period. the fitness device maker said it would slash about 6%. it will impact 110 jobs. fit bit dropped about 15%. >>> software and equipment maker said that it would take over data technology company for more th than. it is scheduled to expand. they were off 2 cents to 3 36.1945. and company fibrogen said their experimental anemia drug performed well. it. it plans to use the date when it files for a knew drug

one of our top stories. donald trump's indonesian business partner is betting on the trump brand by expanding on its luxury resorts. let's get more on this. so what else do we know at this point? well, for a start, trump man in indonesia is a billionaire and the media mogul. he is thinking big. he is developing two luxury projects with trump at a cost of $1 billion. one project is in bali, the other outside jakarta. he is also in talks to build a moto gp track, which may be upgraded to an f1 track down the line. end goal is to have the real estate business match his meaty unit. trumpbanking on the grande. those luxury resorts will bear the trump name. in an interview with bloomberg, he says he is focused on delivering on time. with the situation that i face now, mr. trump thing the president of the u.s., it makes me to be more obligated to make the goodpreserve reputation of the corporation, so that's why i group,l my people in my property division, make sure everything is carried out professionally and properly. haslinda: the pressure to deliver. park also planning a theme like a disneyland and keen for more part

that democrats want to oppose but when something is going to be able to get done i would bet on chuck schumer and trump before i would trump talking to mitch mcconnell. >> host: jennifer stein hauer with the "new york times" and paul kane with the "washington post." a look ahead at democratic leadership for charles schumer. thanks to you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> live this morning on c-span2, a new year and a new congress. c-span's cameras are here at the warner theater in washington, d.c., for the swearing-in ceremony of the congressional black caucus to honor current and newly-elected members. one change, richardson will succeed kc butterfield as chair of the caucus. the swearing-in of the new 115th congress set to begin shortly. 1:00 eastern time, senator chuck schumer will give his first speech as the democratic leader, laying out his party's path. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ [inaudible conversations]. ♪ >> live here at the warner theater in downtown washington, d.c., the swearing-in to hon of the new 115th congressaucus set to start shortly at the

it's the trump stocks versus the not trump stocks. i'll bet on the trump stocks. on "mad money" tonight, due do this week's airline down grade, do they have you shouting mayday? i'll tell you what to make the reports. then i'm cracking open the liquor cabinet to find out who's the beer king in this new twitter driven world. then is this market a friend of the farmer? i'll tell you why this rally has everything to do with agriculture. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. inhe t >>> after getting pounded for most of last year, it seemed like the airline stocks had finally gotten their groove back when they soared higher in the wake of the election. for a while it seemed like the group suddenly had a lot going for it. a faster economy courtesy of the pro-business agenda everyone expects from the trump administration, and improvement in traffic. e

i don't think the trump administration will take the bait. i'm betting ond trump looking at the private options. that's the world that he knows and understands. >> stuart: okay. both sides of the fence agree we need a infrastructure plan. but the idea that the taxpayer foots the entire bill important this won't fly, is it? >> no, it will not. i know it's a rough sell. but the truth of the matter is, if we privatize this, it gets more expensive. >> stuart: why would it be more expensive for taxpayers if the taxpayers don't pay for it? >> it's statistically proven. we've shown that private companies do it, it's more expensive and we end up with huge delays -- >> stuart: it's funded by private enterprise. not the taxpayer, right, emily? >> it's a little premature to say that without seeing the administration's full plan. we don't know exactly what their plan is. from what we understand, it could be a combination of private and public factors. we don't know what it's going to look like. it's premature to say it's going to be more expensive because we're looking

over the weekend, i saw three articles on positioning in the fixed income market and the bet on trumpning on foreign exchange. what is the position right now on sterling and does it indicate we could see further weakness in pound sterling? jane: i think we could. it has become more bearish on the pound and it's all about politics. if you look at the euro sterling, we have seen a little bit of comfort in the better economic data. better economic data affected the time in the last six months brexit. brexithasn't begun. the overwhelming thing is not the past six months. that is full of uncertainty. it is full of a lot of complicated politics. that is what is wayne on sterling and the likelihood is the market is going to realize over the next few months that the complications that surround brexit could increase a second opinion -- significant level. wrote on theou australian dollar and we're looking at the speech tomorrow. the u.s.inates me is dollar. can you tell me there is a one way that right now of a stronger u.s. dollar? jane: i can't. the reason i would say that is during the end o

trump's favorite included greenwood's "god bless the u.s.a." those on the internet made a gift of mr. trump's every move as he sang and swayed through the performances. >>> an irish betting website is taking wages on all things trump, visits to paddy powers.com, make be america great again has best odds. the apprentice catch phrase you're fired. >> ivanka trump is talking about her role in her father's administration. let's go live to washington, d.c., they are expecting rain, we just found out from the parks service, you can take a collapsable umbrella if you need them, we'll have more on the inauguration when "action news" comes right back. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [car horns] [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. january 20th, the inauguration. >> storm tracker 6 live is tracking rain, it could have an impact on the inauguration. >> let's talk about the rain, with david murphy and karen rogers is watching the m

on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. russian roulette. vladimir putin bets big on donald trump. refusing to retaliate against new u.s. sanctions and with russian diplomats moving out, donald trump is moving on. >> i think we ought to get on with our lives. >> but will trump's own party follow his lead? >> we will be urging increases on sanctions on russia. it is a threat to the fundamentals of democracy. >> with three weeks to go, what will the new president do on day one? incoming trump press secretary sean spicer is here. plus -- >> make america great again. >> new year's revolution. 2016 broke all the rules. our powerhouse round table looks ahead to 2017. and predictions from a pair of high powered insiders. >> when you look mr. speaker, at the trump presidency, what do you fear the most? >> from abc news, it's "this week." here now chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> good morning. and welcome to the new year. breaking overnight. a nightclub massacre in turkey. a gunman opened fire inside add crowded nightclub in istanbul killing at least 39 people. in this surveillance footage you can see gunfire. p

up, billionaire warren buffett betting on trump in a big way, loading up on stocks after the u.s.dential election. we will reveal how much he wagered on the u.s. president, next. and tom barrett will join us. he will break down some of president trump's policies. this is bloomberg. ♪ alixemma: this is the hewlett-packard enterprise print green room. coming up, tom barrett is here to take us through president trump's first week in office. jon: from new york, this is bloomberg. on today's agenda, 9:00 a.m. pmi.rn time, chicago the confidence board. here with us to look ahead to the fomc is bloomberg intelligence's carl riccadonna. let's begin with the federal reserve. there's a stimulus package that they need to predict that has not arrived, and at the end of the year maybe do something with the balance sheet. talk to me about the conversation that will erupt around the table in d.c. >> we have the new members of sworn in at today's meeting, and fortunately i don't think there will be much of a prescient discussion about the next rate increase, because that is a couple meetings down

that's the basis on which the market has decided to make sense and take a bet on trump t.to be a downside risk of stray policies and erat cal styles are outweighed by tax infrastructure spending. i like how he called donald trump the avatar of tail risk. i talk to my son, it's either going to turn out really good or bad. no in between on this. >> i want hillary clinton to run for mayor so bad. i would support her. >> why because you i had deblasio? >> deblah blah blah? i do. but that's not why. she has, you know, when you hit sort of bottom like that, then i think things become very clear. >> that there is a moment of clarity and redemption begins. i think she'd be a great mayor. i do. why? >> i want her to be mayor. i don't want her to be president. i want her to be mayor of new york city. can you help me with this? >> i'd like to take a very middle of the road approach. >> you always do. >> since i'm running -- you can support me. you are the alternative. >> it would be tough for me. >> as of right now, i'm with her. >> i'm not kidding. i think shed be great. she would b

on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. russian roulette. vladimir putin bets big on donald trump. refusing to retaliate against new u.s.we will be urging increases on sanctions on russia. it is a threat to the fundamentals of democracy. >> with three weeks to go, what will the new president do on day one? incoming trump press secretary sean spicer is here. plus -- >> make america great again. >> new year's revolution. 2016 broke all the rules.

donald trump's roots as a democrat, he doesn't want to change popular programs because they are popular and he doesn't really care. one of, there is so much uncertainty, the one thing i would bet dollar i have currently will have in the future and had in the past, is that the government will be bigger on the day trump leaves office, whether that is four or eight years from now. the government will be bigger, the debt will be bigger. short-term, that is true. up next, plans to help one voting block. rust belt manufacturing revival efforts, right after this. ♪ ♪ mark: trump does his victory in part to blue-collar voters in the rust belt who suffered decades of manufacturing declines. tohas repeated his promises reopen factories and renegotiate trade deals to prevent jobs from heading overseas. here to talk about his approach are two reporters who have written extensively, labor aporter josh and pollock, theul. what is the state of economy, particularly as it relates to manufacturing, that obama is handing off to donald trump? asked the manufacturing sector in the united states is in decline. it has been for a couple decades. it is really in the climb now, , automation.ly it is n

on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. russian roulette. vladimir putin bets big on donald trump. refusing to retaliate against new u.s.anctions and with russian diplomats moving out, donald trump is moving on. >> i think we ought to get on with our lives. >> but will trump's own party follow his l his it is a threat to the fundamentals of democracy. >> with three weeks to go, what will the new president do on day one? incoming trump press secretary sean spicer is here. plus -- >> make america great again. >> new year's revolution. 2016 broke all the rules. so what's next? our powerhouse round tab l

on donald trump. >>> le putting in son-in-law who does have power in the west wing jared kushner. trump betting on no one calling him out on this. that's not going to happen here. we're going to call him out. that's ahead. >>> we have "hardball" roundtable as we preview president obama's farewell address. this is "hardball" where the action is. when did mixing food, with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. 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. >>> tell me what the role you expect jared kushner to h

when you think about who is going to win out on these arguments that they're going to make to constituents, to the rest of america, my bet is on donald trump to be able to try to push the republican conference to go in whatever direction he feels they need to go. >> one of the first things that happened to paul ryan is he had to get with his good buddy reince priebus from wisconsin and get trump to either moderate or to put out these tweets, knocking down this insurreks by his own committees that -- >> and the republicans except the senate was donald trump in the final weeks dragged over the line republican candidates in pennsylvania and north carolina and kept their senate majority on donald trump's coattails. they are aware of that. >> the biggest risk for republicans with trump being unpredictable is they don't know when he's going to weigh in. he could weigh in at the beginning or the end and totally up end the apple cart. or in the middle. this is a serious issue when it comes to health care. there's a sense nobody really knows what the white house wants on this and maybe donald trump will weigh in but maybe he'll do it right when the

on all. for all members. i would bet you money that trump at one point is going to say why would american troops guarantee the safety of estonia, lithuania, albania, countries that aren't that important, why would we send our troops to defend them? >> the russians, soviets asked themselves that question every day during the 50 years of the cold war. would americans really want to die in nuclea in a nuclear war t berlin? we haven't really been very kind to anybody during the second world war. this is the offense and this is the point of the alliances. we don't do it out of charity. i think that is what wrong with trump's america. vision, foreign relations are a zero-sum game, that they rip off our economy, our generosity, the fact is that when you have allies, and that's why people have had allies since the pharaohs, you multiply your power at lower cost. this is an enlightened self interest. the marshall plan was was not charity. who are sympathetic to us, democratic, to hold back, to weaken and to resist, it worked. without a shot fired. but you've got had deterrence, the evidence. i believe that you will at

he ran on it and people who bet against donald trump will continue to be sorely disappointed. months after his historic p win, people are still trying to parse his words. i'm going to bet on him coming out ahead on that one. >> sean: all right, kellyanne, good luck on your job. he is reportedly calling for civil disobedience, another smear tactic by the left, then, the liberal hollywood elites spew their hatred on president-elect trump, michelle malkin has that. isis reportedly releasing video showing kids maybe assassinating innocent people. dr. gorka will react to this disturbing image. people. dr. gorka will react to this you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full val

trump. congratulations and thank you for being here. >> you bet. good morning. happy new year. >> the big news from president obama imposing those sanctions on russia, expelling those diplomats. does president-elect trump agree with the moves or will he reverse them? >> as he said he's going to sit down with with intelligence committee heads next week, get a full briefing. i think one of the questions we have is why the magnitude of this. when you look at 35 people being down, the question is is that response in proportion to the actions taken? maybe it was, maybe it wasn't. that's nothing we haven't seen in modern history. when we look back -- >> we have seen diplomats -- >> hold on. in 2015 china took sensitive data, people like me, classified or personal information where we lived, things we had written down on our applications and security clearances and a white house statement wasn't issued. no action publicly was taken. nothing. nothing was taken when millions of people had their private information including information on security clearances that was shared. not one thing happened. there is a question about whether there is a politic

trump to file for bankruptcy. >> narrator: he was looking for a way out. he found one-- wall street. >> donald trump is gambling investors want to bet on him. >> this is a verys just the right time, and it's the right time for this industry. so we're really, uh... we're really happy, and this is a very exciting day. >> narrator: he was selling shares in the casinos. with trump as the pitchman, the stock djt hit a high of $35 a share. >> and, of course, it left donald trump as the steward of a publicly traded company, which is kind of like leaving a kid locked in a candy store overnight. >> narrator: trump paid himself $44 million for services, and he'd been reimbursed millions in expenses even as the stock price began to fall. >> so he was making tens of millions of dollars a year personally while the stock price was sinking, almost collapsing. >> narrator: the company filed for bankruptcy three times. investors lost billions. >> he never earned a dime for his shareholders, for pensioners who had their retirement funds tied up in those casinos. never earned a dime until he just drove the whole thing off the cliff. >> with all your financial problems, do you

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on display. this is melania and ivanka trump from last night's festivities. you can betd everyone attending will be dressed to the nines. the trumps' own party planner tells us what they can expect. >> all the details on the inaugural balls from trump's own party planner. from the white tie and tails of kennedy to obama's "at last" two-step. nothing gets the nation's capital quite jazzed up like an inaugural ball. and when trump's washington lets their hair down they called stefanie winston-wilkoff to organize the buzziest parties of the night. >> here's our 20-foot bars. >> reporter: he is attending three soirees, two held at the convention center, freedom and liberty balls broadcast simultaneously and no vips here, anyone can come with tickets starting at just 50 bucks. a good deal. entertaining the president tonight will be grammy award winner soulman sam moore and michael flatley and his lord of the dance troupe. >>> some other headlines this morning, doctors at a houston hospital say former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara are improving. they're consi

suffice to say, i think they are the biggest winner of the five and it's the one i bet on if you believe that the trump rally is far from finished. here is the bottom line. after last year's remarkable run, many of the markets' leaders have given us all they got but at least when it comes to the top five performers in the dow, i think that goldman sachs, united health and jp morgan could have more room to run as chevrolet ran and caterpillar may need to pause to catch their breath. much more "mad money" ahead. it's time to resolve to make this year your most profitable yet and i'm giving you the insight you need. don't miss my take on the winners and losers of the s&p 500 and my take on trump's largest twitter target, general motors with the industry in the cross hairs, what it could mean for the new year and brings up questions and i'm serving up the "lightning round." stick with cramer. . >>> the denver broncos and the carolina panthers made the playoffs this season. two super bowl entrances last year. that is my chief observation about the s&p 500e's best performers but that doesn't mean they can't

administration and a run congress and also shared his thoughts on some of the people president-elect trump has chosen to serve in his cab bet and what thans, if any, there are 0 preserving the affordable care act. watch the interview on sunday on c-span. first we sit down with kellyanne conway, campaign manage for trump-pence 2016 and incoming white house counselor. >> donald trump has transformed the republican party and conservative movement into one that values the worker, and that's liberating. >> then rnc communications director sean spicer on his new role of incoming white house press secretary. >> whether it's ari fleisher, cane na perino, robert gibbs, jay carney, everyone who has held this job has reached out and offered their advice and counsel, and it's a pretty humbling experience when you realize you're in a club of 30. people who have held this position. >> watch sunday, at 6:35 p.m. eastern on c-span, and c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span raap

one of the major corporations betting big on america, wire breaking down-billion-dollar bent in the divest team trump preparing for battle the work begins at least 8 of president-elect trump's cabinet set to be grilled by senate this week beginning with attorney general nominee senator jeff session navigating the upcoming sessions despite opposition republicans confident the outcome will be positive. >> democrats are frustrated that they lost the election i was in senator schumer's position 8 years ago i know how it feels coming into a new situation, that the other bias to won election what did we do we confirmed seven cabinet appointments the day president obama was sworn in. we didn't like most of them either. but he won the election. i am optimistic that we will be able to get up to seven nominees on day one just like we did 8 years ago. maria: latest on hearings this hearing, suspects deadly florida airport shooting due in court today, esteban santiago facing several federal charges, he could face the death penalty if victoried the very latest there, details in robbery of kim kardashian french po

trump. give up? one is making money betting on what he's doing, the other is trying to make sense of what he's doing.ne is seeing green. the other is seeing red. sieve the mainstream media can't get trumps of a fight the same old battle going after him. like saying there's zero evidence of widespread voter fraud but apparently plenty of evidence the russians hacked that election. i guess that means zero evidence of voter fraud affect of those election results but zeroed out the russians likely did affect the election results. unequivocally dismissed fake building might've been part of the outcome. whether it suits your case or your bias. question whether trump would accept the results of the lecture before votes were cast because you had your doubts, don't bother asking hillary clinton the same question book because you had no doubt, judging the size of crowds. nothing short of an innocent oversight when you overlook the martin luther king bust in the office of the president. he is thin-skinned when he has the nerve to question your reporting. you are not you have the nerve to question his questionin

a couple of the details, this would actually involve what donald trump has quoted as extreme betting on the campaign trail. he is going to go ahead with that. he is going to have a 30 day stop to travel entry from those nations as well as a six-month freeze for refugee admissions. freeze, the0 day program would be restarted. once it gets restarted, the number of admissions would be cut by half from about 100 and ,000 to 50,000. anchor: let's get to the first word news. courtney: the president of the new york stock exchange says the trunk and ministries and could be good for his miss. he is also optimistic for the ipo market. he characterized wednesday as a as the dow jones past 20,000 for the first time. >> my hope is it is emblematic of a healthy, growing economy. let us hope. let's see if the administration executes on the things they have said they are going to do which will be good for business. courtney: theresa may says she will publish her plan for brexit, giving in to demands from lawmakers seeking greater scrutiny. her government will publish a white paper to allow parliamentar

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trump's pick for education secretary billion air bet thecy devos was grilled, on tuesday, on the the millions of dollars that she has donated to the republican party, as well as her potential boss's controversial comments on women. >> president the elect trump was recorded bragging about kissing and groping and trying to have sex with woman without their consent. if this behavior happened in the school, would you consider it a sexual assault. >> yes. >> reporter: interior secretary ryan zenke was asked about climate change when the president-elect once called a hoax but later distanced himself from that view. >> climate changing has been influenced. i think where there is debate what influence is and what we can do about it. >> reporter: all eyes will be on georgia congressman tom price, mr. trump's choice to lead department of the health and human services. vocal obama care opponent introduced legislation last year that would have benefited a medical tea vice company, days after he invested in it. in an interview with "fox news" the president-elect is down laying plans by some democr

democrats are already slamming trump for trying to rush them through without enough betting of the candidates beforehand. with more on that story, here is martin pollard. martin: his cabinet picks are set to get a grilling this week and senate hearings, but president-elect donald trump says he is confident that they will eventually be confirmed on capitol hill. he even claimed that the man he had been meeting with, the ,libaba ceo, jack ma approved of his choices. mr. trump: i think they will all pass. i think every nomination will pass. at the highest level, jack was even saying that they are all at the highest level. martin: among the first on tuesday will be jeff sessions, trump's pick for attorney general. he will be challenged on his hard-line stand on immigration and record on civil rights, which some democrats have called "concerning." then up to five hearings will be held on wednesday, including that of ally and -- of letting ally of vladimir putin's and former ceo of exxon mobil, rex tillerson. some democrats feel the hearings have not been allocated enough time. >> bear in mind, the nominees proposed confli

one of the major corporations betting big on america, wire breaking down-billion-dollar bent in the divest team trumpparing for battle the work begins at least 8 of president-elect trump's cabinet set to be grilled by senate this week beginning with attorney general nominee senator jeff session navigating the upcoming sessions despite opposition republicans confident the outcome will be positive. >> democrats are frustrated that they lost the election i was in senator schumer's

little bit right now and wondering if and when we will see president trump, the 45th president now get out now and walk. and our bets are onss his hotel. trump hotel which opened back in september. some of his plea employees might come out to cheer him on. and of course it's customary sometimes to take that final stretch down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. and actually walk that. so, still remains a question, remains up to the first family. to decide what they'd like to do. as of right now, they are passing by thousands of supporters who are excited to see him now, the 45th president. brian. >> kristen welker, thanks. a very slow motorcade, no faster than people can walk as you can see. they have indeed passed by the department of labor. craig melvin, our next stop along the way, craig. >> reporter: brian, the announcer just came up and just told the crowd that's assembled here that the 45th president is on his way down pennsylvania avenue, roughly a mile and a half from the capital to that reviewing stand. a lot of folks here who've assembled, i talked to a number of them. they are hoping that at some point he de

trump. negative polls, but positive thoughts. >> the president-elect and our whole team are ready to go to work. >> i'm not a betting man, but i guess i'm a betting man on this one. >> at my core, i think we're going to be okay. >> pelley: also tonight, trump nominees under fire. >> did you propose to cut $1 trillion from medicaid? >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> pelley: it sounds like you just raised a moral objection to rex tillerson, who has been nominated for secretary of state. a former president in intensive care. and she forgives the woman who kidnapped her because she's the only mom she ever knew.

trump. negative polls, but positive thoughts. >> the president-elect and our whole team are ready to go to work. >> i'm not a betting man, but i guess i'm a betting man on this one. >> at my core, i think we're going to be okay. >> pelley: also tonight, trump nominees under fire. >> did you propose to cut $1 trillion from medicaid? >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> pelley: it sounds like you just raised a moral objection to rex tillerson, who has been nominated for secretary of state. a former president in intensive care. and she forgives the woman who kidnapped her because she's the only mom she ever knew. >>

live tonight at the gorge washington university with one week until the inauguration of donald trump. i see you have your packers pen on. >> you bet i do. >> i do want to turn to one serious question. obviously the nation is in the throws of an opioid epidemic. we have a gentleman that says he's attended more than 40 trauch u trump rallies during the campaign. correct. >> hello, i lost my son three years ago to a heroin i don't have dose and it's a heroin comes into the towns and just ruins the communities and families and my question to you, sir, is do you and the members of congress intend to support donald trump's stance of protectings our borders by supporting his recommendations so he can slow down the heroin that's coming into this country and, secondly, are there any laws currently being put together that would provide and mandate and i stress mandate, step down procedures for folks that are being prescribed oxycontin and that drug. >> by step down, just you mean helping ween people on opioids? smr exactly. yes, sir. >> well, you know, unfortunately, i have we heard too many stories like yours just in the last couple years.

>> i don't want to bet too much on the trump rally just yet but you look at the consumer sentiment.e're not participating in that yet. with a great lineup of new products coming it's a very competitive industry and ultimately i think you like to think that that will bring consumers into the dealerships and we're bullish. as you talked about earlier, snow throughout the country, that's good for our business. so, we're optimistic that '17 can be a year of improvement. >> how sensitive are consumers in your world to rising interest rates, scott? are most of the vehicles financed? >> about two-thirds are financed and, obviously, they're quite sensitive. that feeds into our promotion cost. we'll typically buy down to the extent that rates don't sky rocket, which no one is projecting that they will. we feel like we'll be able to handle that reasonably well. ultimately, rising interest rates tend to mean a stronger economy. and i would vote for that, versus the alternative. >> what's one thing out there, scott, that has you most concern ed? >> most concern is trade policy. we benefit a lot

on fox business. lou: donald trump has a head bet jobs president in this country history, first ford.t chrysler and toyota, announcing new invest in the united states creating more jobs. >> you saw ha happened with fiat, they will going to build a massive plant in michigan. lou: the confirmation hearings begin with senator jeff sessions, mr. trump said he will win all of the confirmation battles. >> they are going great, i think they will all pass, they are all at highest left.

on. >> you bet. liz: next up, president trump says a temporary ban similar to what president obama did in 2011 when president obama banned visas for refugees from iraq for six months. here are other from trump's team making that argument. >> president obama suspended the iraqi refugee program for six whole months after two iraqi refugees were implicated in al-qaeda plot in kentucky. >> it is literally 100% the same. 2001 and 2017 are identical. so this idea that there are has been a change or downgrade is utter nonsense. liz: let's go to governor mike huckabee, governor, i'm so glad you're on the show. you know, it's not quite the same, though; right? obama's was one delay for country, iraq, and the two iraqi terrorists caught here in kentucky. obama did not sign an executive order for a outright ban; right? >> well, but there was an act in 2015 that was actually enacted by congress as part of a budget bill, and it slowed down immigration from seven different countries, the seven that are mentioned. i've read the executive order that donald trump signed. he did not mention seven countries. he only mentioned

bet on it. more than $4 million is expected to be wagered on who wins. consider some of these prop bets. what color hoodie will patriots coach wear. will lady gaga make an anti trumpance. and can the commentators get through the game without saying deflate gate. i'm dominic chew, get all your business news on cnbc. >>> now your nrs 10 first alert weather. >> this morning looking at berks county, 35 in red degree, right near freezing this morning through berks county. that's the same through the lehigh valley. most of our values in the low 30s. you're 29, and allentown at 32 degrees. the good news is we really don't see precipitation falling, no concerns with the temperatures. we are getting reports of flurries and light snow passing by mt. pocono. this morning that's about all we're going to see is the isolated chance through the afternoon of a few flakes through the lehigh valley. you can see the satellite map here showing some of the cloud coverage in place. that's going to be in and out for today. otherwise, the snow does not move in until overnight into tomorrow. take a look. this is your three-day outlook. 43 in philadelphia. only a high of 37 on monday. the

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live tonight at the gorge washington university with one week until the inauguration of donald trump. i see you have your packers pen on. >> you bet do. >> i do want to turn to one serious question. obviously the nation is in the throws of an opioid epidemic. we have a gentleman that says he's attended more than 40 trauch u trump rallies during the campaign. correct. >> hello, i lost my son three years ago to a heroin i don't have dose and it's a heroin comes into the towns and just ruins the communities and families and my question to you,

on the third circuit, you know who else does? donald trump's sister. and i would be willing to bethe top here is because she's recommending him. and do you think that gives him a leg up? >> well, i think it's certainly a reason that he's in the top three. look, he also has a very appealing personal story. he's the first in his family to have gone to college, he drove a taxi, he's sort of a good blue collar, working guy. a lot of people can compare his jurisprudence to sam alito. so i think there's something on a personal level that really may appeal to donald trump there. and for sure, i mean, the fact that his sister is a fan can't hurt. we know that trump very much values the opinions of his family when it comes to some of his political -- paul: question on william pryor, because some people have been looking at some of his past opinions and saying, look, you attacking him because he enforced federal law and a contempt citation in particular against the alabama supreme court justice roy moore, is that fair? the criticism? >> no, it's -- it really isn't fair at all, paul. i think

there was one supposed to be scheduled in december and that got rescheduled today 11 a.m. at trump tower in new york and you can bet that this report and the russian hacking report will be at the top of the reporters list. live on capitol hill i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> 4:in a fearful good-bye president obama said farewell to the nation and president returned to adoptive hometown of chicago where the campaign began. there he hanked the nation and refl years and stressed importance of coming together as a nation. >> going forward we need to uphold laws against discrimination that hiring and in housing and in education and in the criminal justice system. that is what our constitution and highest ideals require. and lut laws alone won't be enough. hearts must change. >> president's address was a few miles from 2008 grant part election speech. >> 4:34 developing in montgomery country police are looking for a suspect that stabbed two people to death inside the west field wheaton mall. it hand yesterday afternoon. the victims were taken to the hospital and both later died. investigators are reviewing surv

on all of this back and forth and how damaging has this been for that u.s./mexico relationship? >> i don't know. but you know president trump i should say i bet on that phone call with the president of mexico says look, i made you more popular than before so you owe me. probably taking credit for this. i have never seen anything like it. the president gets in huge spats and manages to get out of them. look at the crowd with the business about how many people were in the crowd or the voter fraud. somehow he managed to navigate around these and he said he was going to do a bunch of things when he took office. he has been busy even working tomorrow making phone calls with vladamir putin and other leaders, so i don't know. like so far we sit back and watch this. of course we're the enemy, the media. >> he needs an enemy. let's talk about the idea of this 20% import tax that was floated out yesterday. sean spicer mentioned it. earlier in the week you interviewed speaker of the house paul ryan and you talked about the idea of taxes overall but specifics you talked to him about import tax. i want to play that and then talk about it. >> here's what t