not bigly. though bigly is in the dictionary. >> bigly? bigly?nner. >> we're going to win big league. >> reporter: cue the mockery, win bigly? good grief. we will make american win bigly and grammar loses goodly. make america bigly again. >> bigly. >> not funny. big hi not funny. >> america's going to start winning and winning bigly. >> reporter: but bigly began losing when an interviewer asked the donald himself what he'd been saying. >> i use big league. >> i was right. big league. you've settled it. >> okay? >> reporter: that didn't stop meriam webster from honoring bigly as the most looked-up word that was never actually used in 2016. now president trump is not using it again. >> it's happening bigly. >> reporter: the good, the bad, and the bigly even made it onto a t-shirt. we need to cut bigly down to size. >> cut taxes big league. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> did you just say bigly? >> reporter: new york. >> that's neat. actually an adverb. all right. tomorrow on "out front," our special series on the battle to build a southern border

make america bigly again. >> bigly wronger. >> not funny.porter: but bigly began losing when an interviewer asked the donald himself what he had been saying. >> i use big league. >> i was right. you've settled it. >> reporter: but that didn't stop mere yam webster oig from honoring bigly as the most looked up word that was never actually used in 2016. now president trump is not using it again. >> it's happening big league. >> reporter: the good, the bad and the bigly enmade it on to a t-shirt. we need to cut bigly down to size. >> cut taxes big league. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for being with us for this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. another hour of news from around the world is straight ahead bigly. stay with us. people. >>> a live report from beijing on how millions of people around the world are celebrating the new year. from cnn welcome to our viewers

is it bigly or big league?anne moos. >> reporter: first president trump gallantly pulled out a chair for the ceo of general motor and dropped the "b" word. >> it's happening bigly. we're going manufacturing to the united states bigly. >> reporter: inspiring some to report trump pushes for bigly manufacturing survival. but it was the word bigly. >> i'm going to cut taxes big league and you're going the raise taxes big league and strongly. >> what did he say? what we need is an acoustic wave form analysis. actually a lingist with at the united states of california berkley did those tests and determined that test was saying. >> big league. >> big league though bigly is in the dictionary. anned a verb meaning in a big manner. >> we're going to win bigly. >> cue the mockery, we're going the make the america win bigly. make america bigly again. >> not funny, bigly not funny. >> america's going the start winning and win bigly. >> but bigly began winning when an interviewing asked the donald what he said? >> i use big

. >> bigly is another one. guestmate and dad pod and what is. >> listical. >> it's more prevalent on news web sites a list with pictures is that the listtical and bigly we had from the trump campaign here he says he not bigly. >> those 19 words put together by lake superior sfwluvrt that's it for us. we're done. >> see you tonight back here at 10 and 11. >> have a great night, everybody. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. announcer: to

the day is not over. >> things were bigly. they're still bigly. >> very bigly., bigly. >> what is tonight on "mad," jim? >> i have arconic, which is controversial. perhaps there is a challenge to klaus kleinfeld. we are in uncharted waters. i'm looking at pfizer's quarter and thinking, wow, so what, the president blessed pfizer and now they're up seven cents. go through the conference call. >> if it is not an al capone, able bat -- >> i'm telling you that is the analogy, david. go back to the -- there was no baseball bat in that room. there was no hickory stick. there was no slugger. >> the untouchables was the movie. great movie. >> good scene. >> jim, see you tonight. "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. >>> when we come back, more on the president's meeting with the pharma executives. >>> later on, mark bertolini. aetna ceo. back in a minute. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl with sarah and david faber at the new york stock exchan exchange. a olot going on. the turmoil of the department of justice. fed meeting begins today. the

-- bigly money on the debt side of ak steel. they sell out of that. >> now they cover the short that was hedging the debt. >> happening all the time on wall street. happened for 30 years. >> look at ati. allegheny. the stock is up massively. >> from pipeline. >> look at the short interest, 22%, to joe's point. these are huge numbers of short sellers. >> not so big. >> of course. with the bigger companies. you get what i'm saying. there are a lot of people who have no position in the space. a lot have big short positions because of other reasons that maybe don't have anything to do with the outlook of 2017. >> keystone and dakota pipelines, need liners, shorts, blah, blah, blah. barclay is daring to downgrade apple to equal weight saying, quote, there is no needle movers on the near term horizon and smartphones won't expand the multip multiple. it is our call of the day. jim, you own apple. >> 25% of the market cap of apple is net cash. that's cash after you subtract out the debt. 12 times multiple or 13 times multiple, it is rea

what is this word bigly?says it is not bigly home and they say it is big league, but i am hearing ugly, too. we will have to get used to that as well. if you have these powers of executive order you can do with g1, bigly days. just before we came on air, the white house press secretary, sean spicer, held a briefing for the media, his second in as many days. let's have a listen to what was on the agenda today. does the president believes that millions voted illegally in this election and what evidence do you have of widespread voter fraud in the selection, if that is the case? the president does believe that. he stated that before. he has stated his concerns over voter fraud people voting illegally in the campaign. he maintains that belief based on studies that people have presented to him. what evidence? senator ryan today said there was no evidence. other groups have said that they don't agree with the assessment by the president. as i said, believe the president. as i said, believe the president. as i said,

a 30% bigly mess up. judge griffith: i don't think 30% is bigly. [laughter] judge griffith: maybe you can give us a brief on that. [laughter] mr. racine: what is your email address? [laughter] mr. racine: so, your honors, as i listen to my exceptional opposing counsel argue this is a case that involves some sort of spiritual counseling privilege, please, i ask you to go through those papers, and when opposing counsel gets back up to the podium, ask her to give you examples where crooked friar laurence actually rendered spiritual counseling. you will find none. and the reason you will find none is because there was no spiritual counseling going on. there was an attempt by friar laurence instead to become the hero of this saga, sacrifice people, all so he could be the person who would have solved the problems of verona. >> don't you have another significant problem that shakespeare himself assigned the blame for the deaths of romeo and juliet to the parents? that your argument against the friar relies entirely on snippets of the text and overlooks sh

quote, bigly.'ll discuss that with management expert and contributor bill george, as well as former deputy secretary for international trade, gary huffbauer. first, let's get outside of the white house. a busy day in d.c. again. >> we're all playing close attention to the video tape we saw of the ceos meeting, doing the learning of how the trump administration will operate. we're watch who is in the room, where they're sitting and the language the president uses in interacting with the folks. our eagle eyed d.c. bureau chief spotted matt blunt in the room at that ming, se in meeting, ac trump. he is the head of the automotive lobby counsel. the son of senator roy blunt, who chaired the president's inaugural committee and introduced him at the inauguration last week. industry connections in the room. we're also watching this exchange between president trump and mary barra of gm. the president earlier in the month, before he was sworn in, singled out gm with a tweet. >> we're going to cut you off for

we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly, we're reducing taxes substantially andgulations. i'll speak to a senior republican senator about today's developments. also, in london, a ruling from the supreme court that goes to the very heart of the british constitution. but will this ruling complicate the timetable for britain's withdrawalfrom the european union?

bringingmp: we are manufacturing back to the united states bigly, reducing unnecessary regulations. >> but his pro-business message may be overshadowed again by what was either a false claim or a joke made to pressure -- a joke made to congressional leaders. he reiterated a previously discredited claim that 3.5 million illegals voted for hillary clinton, costing him the popular vote. -- heyan was unable to went on to support the president pro-business trade agenda. >> we tax exports and not imports, so we are putting ourselves at a more level playing director james comey has told fbi officials that president trump asked him to stay on. over the weekend, the president teased comey for his high-profile. pres. trump: you are more famous than me. >> with what role he may have had on influencing the election. he is also investigating members of trump's campaign for their links to russia. as the president was forward with rolling back the obama initiative, more executive orders. you can mark your calendar february 28. that will be the first time president trump addresses a joint session of

today, maybe the final press conference today, and then on friday we'll turn our attention to the biglynticipated inauguration of donald jen at -- jennifer trump that's right. >> two dogs are being nursed back to health after separate cases of animal cruelty, this dog is being treated after being found in a trash bag. the dog is being cared for by the pennsylvania s perform ca. suspects are facing charges of the historic abuse of a dog beaten so badly her leg needs to be amputated. rescuers found her in a filthy room without food or water. she is being cared for by justice rescue in delaware county collecting donations for her care. >>> a high school athlete showed true sportsmanship. he recently made his varsity wrestling debut. his opponent volunteered for the match and allowed david to pin him. the moment allowed david to experience the thrill of victory. >> the atmosphere in that gym was priceless to see how that place erupted when david got his fall, it was great. >> team made say dave's spirit is what drivings them to push harder in every match. >> american airlines is offering a

." >> steve: bigly. big leagues. >> jimmy: bigly. guys, finally, this is very exciting.rd that kevin hart is in talks to play santa claus in disney's upcoming christmas movie, yeah, which is going to get a little awkward when he tells an elf what to do and they're like, really? [ laughter ] really? we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa >> jimmy: we have a great, great, great, great show tonight. we love these two guys, they are two of the funniest human beings. >> steve: in the world. >> jimmy: in the world. i would say that, yeah. martin short and steve martin are here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] come on! come on! >> jimmy: i can't say enough. >> steve: royalty. royalty. >> jimmy: we're going to hear all about the show. then the three of us are going to play a tense game of "true confessions." i want to hear some of the stories they got, yeah. also, she's getting a ton of oscar buzz and golden globe buzz for her role in the new film, "loving," ruth negga is stopping by. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers

getting a bigly crowd and a boost from the white house. from a speaker, vice president mike pence. of all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this all across the nation, life is winning again in america. michelle: the marches held every year to mark the anniversary of the 1973 supreme court decision that legalized abortion. a shocking case of elder abuse caught on camera in texas. a warning, the video you are about to see is extremely disturbing. why did you feed the dog human food? [beep]. michelle: that goes on for several minutes. brenda floyd was arrested for repeatedly hitting the 94-year-old woman. her son spotted ruses on her, so set up the camera. she faces assault charges. florida police say they stopped what could have been a massive shooting at a school. students.rrested two investigators say they were planning to shoot up a middle school. the deputies are thinking other students for tipping off the school and learning law enforcement. the teenagers admitted to planning the school shooting. an update and a notorious scandal -- a prince george'

here's a few you might not recognize, and that was bigly, used by donald trump, and then dad bod, ande for middle aged men to let themselves go, and on fleek, and town hall meeting, and you, sir, and guesstimate, and -- >> brutal. >>> what seemed like an eternity, and kim kardashian west is back on social media. she shared this photo of her with the caption that simply reads family, and the post sparked huge reaction from her fans, over three million followers expressed their excitement of her social media return with likes and comments. are you one of those people? >> no. >>> and then lifting spirits after being hit by a car. she was wearing a 99 watt jersey, and he was devastated the paramedics had to cut it off of him, and then he had a surprise for noaa. >> i like j.j.watt a little bit more now. >> this is "early today." so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotio

we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly. we're reducing taxes very substantially and we're reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations, but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday, and i think we understand that. we're going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies. everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. i think you'll find this to be from very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. i think we'll go down as one of the most friendly countries. and right now our friends that want to build in the united states, they go many, many years and then can't get the environmental department over something that nobody ever heard of before. and it's absolutely crazy. i am to a large extent an environmentalist. i believe in it. but it's out of control. and we're going to make a very short process. and we're going to either give you your permits or not. you're going to know very quickly. generally speaking we're going to be giving you your permits.

we're writing manufacturing back to the united states bigly. reducing taxes substantially and reducing unnecessary regulations. >> speaking to reportes outside the white house, mark fields sounded an optimistic tone saying the auto industry excited the work with the president on tax policy, regulation and trade. >> we just had a great conversation with the president and he is very focused on policies that will grow investment and jobs here in america and american industry, and of course, in the automotive industry which is what we talked about this morning. >> ford recently committed $700 million to upgrade a plant in the detroit area and $2 million for factories in ohio and michigan. gm has been under scrutiny from trump who in a tweet criticized the company for ill porting the chevy cruise from mexico. trump making light of that in a meeting. >> we had a very big push to have plans, many other plans. you're not being singled out. >> just last week, gm announced plans for 1,000 new or retained factory jobs and a billion in new u.s. spending. s

mccomb swung to trump bigly. trump, 54%.nton's 42%. >> we will make michigan into the manufacturing hub of the world once again. >> when trump came here, the national media laughed at him. they said, there's no way he's going to win mccomb county. he wiped hillary out here. we want to find out what the people of mccomb county feel as the inauguration arrives. our first stop, laurie's cafe in warren. this is a place hard hit by free trade and the movement of jobs overseas and people very, very dissatisfied. some see president-elect trump more as someone who'd fit in around here, rather than an elite manhattan business mogul. and trump capitalized on the real anxiety here, a sense that the middle class way of life is slipping out of reach. >> i said, if he wins mccomb, this county, he keeps oakland county close, which he did, he's got a shot at winning michigan. >> that's how he won. >> that's how he did it. he flipped -- nationally he flipped 200 counties. with all due respect, vladimir putin didn't do that, the voters did. >

bigly, guestmate. dad pa, listical. >> i don't know what that is. >> i'm not sure what it is. >> it refer is to lists. eye list of 19 words was put together by lake spreep oruniversity they've about putting togethers the list. >> only t university is known for. they're the ones that put out the list. so random. >> i like the worst guestmate. >> i don't mind that. >> on fleek is big kardsahian word. >> tony you want that off. >> yes. >> i don't know some of them are still funny. >> only of them will still be around. >> most definitely. that's it for "fox5 local news" at six. >> keep it here 5@630 coming up after the break ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> a know a lot about hacking and hacking is a hard thing to prove. >> president-elect doubling down while trump says he's skeptical russia ibt feared with election. >> as you can see from the rundown on side of the screen they is the hottest story 6:30 tweet us using #5@630 and we're now 1 days away from up august ration. donald t

bigly, that's a word used by donald trump.n't know if you have one, that's an excuse for middle age men to let themselves go. also on fleek. town hall meeting and you, sir, guesstimate, ghost or ghosting, disappear, stay off the grid. and there is also selfie drone, totally banned for 2017. >> after what seems like an eternity, three months, kim card ash yan is back on social media. kim shared this photo of her with her husband and their two children, with the caption that simply reads nice and easy family. it sparked huge reaction from her fan, 3 million followers expressed excitement for the return with likes and comments. >> lifting one little boy's spirits. after being hit by a car new year's eve, the texan fan, noah ended up in the hospital he was wearing his number 99 jersey at the time and devastated that the medics had to cut it off of him. they tweeted him about it and he responded saying he will bring a jersey. he kept the promise showing up at the hospital. new fan and new jersey. this is "early today." tissue was n

a very bigly story as michelle might say.he, the story its -- the story is the up ending of american politics. the story is of the outs coming in. the ins going out. the story is, trying to explain to the american people what has happened to their two main parties. and, the deeper story, also, i don't want to forget this, the deeper story is globalization and technological disruption and anxiety born of rapid change, rapid destablizing change. the fragility of institutions. all of that is there. under the larger more immediate story which is how did donald trump become president of the united states? and what does it mean for not only the way america understands itself but the way the world understands america. i would just add one more point. which is that-- the rest of the world is watching with baded breath. because we, we are at a, hinge moment in history. since 1945, we have played a certain role in the world. it's not entirely clear that, after january 20th. we are going to play that same role. >> should make you an edi

dave he says bigly. melissa: i'm going with beautiful. >> in that last debate he said something truly horrifying, and that was he wouldn't say he would accept the results of the election. he said truly horrifying in that last debate. he said he would not necessarily respect the results of the election. he refused to say he would respect the results of this election. it has never been done before. i have to say, the first thing a president does stop january 20 is to take an oath to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. in our country we have free and fair elections and a peaceful transfer of power. that is one of the great hallmarks of american democracy. liz: remember when hillary clinton said it's horrifying for donald trump to even think about rejecting the presidential he selection results. vice president joe biden agreed. but days before donald trump is sworn in the boycott of the inauguration is growing. last count more than 65 lawmakers reef fuse to receive the results

it's happening bigly. we had whirlpool up yesterday. talking about big construction facilities and it is not the construction i want. that brings jobs but it's the long-term jobs we're looking for. we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states. reducing taxes substantially and reducing unnecessary regulations. we want regulations but we want real regulations that mean something. mark and i were together yesterday and i think we understand that. we are going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and everybody else that wants to do business in the united states. i think you'll find this to be from very inhospitable. i think we'll go down as one of the most friendly countries. i have friends who want to build in the united states and they can't get an environmental permit over something no one heard of before. it's crazy. i am an environmentalist, i believe in it. but it is out of control and we are going to make a very short process. and we will either give you your permits or not and generally speaking we'l

. >> we are bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly.abby: what to expect next, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, guys, another busy day the at the white house as the president held first industry meeting, top executives of ford, general motors, chrysler, the topic, making it easier for vehicle manufacturers to build in the united states. >> we are going to make the process much more simpler. cheryl: according to reporters he joked before the meeting, time to start building. regulations are out of control and promise today make the permit approval process faster. for automakers friendlier tax environment was music to their ears. >> there's a huge opportunity working together working with government. >> we are encouraged by the president and the economic policies that he's forwarding. cheryl: the president has criticized foreign automakers saying they should build plants here. japan's biggest auto maker saying it plans to invest $6 million in the u.s. adding 400 jobs to build suv's. abby: good news. heather: thank you so much. we will see you

. ♪ mark: president-elect on a trump has repeated his pledge to shake up washington, and they bigly partthat is to impose term limits. we have more on how that might play out on capitol hill. >> donald trump talked about draining the swamp, and one of the elements was to impose term limits on congress to include six-year limits on house members, three terms, 12 your limits on senators, two terms. this will be harder to implement, and it is not something he has talked about as much since he won the election. the last time congress looked at term limits was 1995 after the supreme court said it is not constitutional to impose term limits on members of congress. ae only vote that resulted in majority was well short of the two thirds needed to advance the amendment to the senate. there was another similar result ar, and itng ye has not been tried since. if he decides to go for the grassroots campaign, it might be awkward for a republican to ignore. there is a warning for people who watch government closely. up increasing the power and not decreasing the power of lobbyists because members who

mark: on trade, bigly. john: i think that's probably right.ng is, it seems that it is isolationist. might it about this is the question of how many fights will trump pick with republicans. u.s. stock market has responded quite warmly to the notion of a trump presidency. what it means for the day ahead cohostmberg brainiac and of the show "what did you miss. answer the question. mark said it. the market was going to tank. it did not tank. why? joe: everyone was wrong about that and it was hilarious. it shows markets people are is -- as no nothing as everybody else. this story told to explain this rally is people are excited. the unified republican government. they will forget about deficit and debt because that's what happened -- that what hat -- that is what happens when parties unite. trump is talked about infrastructure in the past so we will get an infrastructure boom. everybody loves tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks. people are putting together this imaginary policy, none of which has been articulated yet, but expecting that is what is go

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we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly and reducing unnecessary regulations, we want unnecessary regulations, a regulations that mean something. mark and i were here yesterday and we understand that. we'll make things much more simple for the auto companies and everybody else who wants to do business in the united states. >> the auto executives praising the president right after the meeting. >> as an industry, as an automotive industry we employ many people across america, good paying jobs from the people that work in our factories to manufacturers that support our plants with parts, to our wonderful dealers, who are literally in every community across america who help sell and service our vehicles and we're very encouraged by the president and the economic policies that he is forwarding liz: as you can expect, this is just one stop and president trump's busy schedule. besides five executive orders including the keystone pipeline. he met with mike pompeo and key senate leadership from both sides of the island. and washington correspondent blake burman is in d.c.

>> are you saying big league or bigly. >> not over used words.d it is good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. i'm sarah simmons shawn has the night off. turkish authorities detained eight people in connection with the deadly attack on night club. there the gunman is on the lose and isis has claimed resopnsibility. fox news correspondent benjamin shall in london tonight. isis claims responsibility for deadly attack at turkish night club. statement from the group said the shooting was carried out by soldier of the taliban and it's where christian where celebrating their feast. is it was not suicide mission but hit and run mission. >> surveillance capturing images of the gunman opening fire before targeting hundreds of people inside. shooter dressed in black and sgrikd as wearing a

it is bigly popular. and this is a catch fit for a president. there is no flip-flopping here.takes just 45 minutes for the carp, a bottom-feeder, to go from the tank to cutting board to grill to plate. no time wasted. what i admire about trump's personality, he says, is that he is decisive. he is tough. and hopefully with that toughness he'll finish off isis. nediar shrugs off as campaign rhetoric his pledge to cast a wide net banning all muslims from entering the united states. he even wants to open a branch of his restaurant near the white house if trump will invite him in, that is. here is one man ready to serve the incoming administration. ben wedeman, cnn, dohuk, northern iraq. >> that looked delicious. >>> jim sciutto on "the lead" starts right now. thank you for joining me, i am ana cabrera. have great day. >>> thank you, ana. welcome to the year that donald trump becomes president of the united states. "the lead" starts right now. president-elect trump says that he knows things other people do not, and that a culprit other than russia could have carried out election-ye

>> the word is bigly, and not big. >> i apologize. >>> and making duelling pitches on obamacare, and we will bring that to you live as it happens. next, what will the republicans actually replace it with? a member of the trump transition team joins me. >>> you are watching msnbc. you are looking inside capitol hill live where democrat and republican lawmakers are arriving at this moment. president obama will be rallying democrats to save obamacare, and mike pence arriving and rallying republicans to kill it. good morning, anthony. we have heard repeal and replace for eight years, and repeal could be happening. what is it going to get replaced with? >> good morning, stephanie, and happy new year. i think we have to wait for secretary tkez eug knee price to layout the plan for the american people, but i do think what we have seen over the course of our economy, our moderate economy, as we deregulate things like the airline industry or deregulate telecommunications, what typically happens if you get greater efficiency and lower costs and easier delivery to the consumer. i think there's

and trump tells the ceos of detroit's big three he's bringing back auto jobs bigly, or did he say big? finally the answer to this question. let's go out front. good evening. i'm burn

. >> "bigly" ." >> jenna: thank you very much pure nice to have a little laugh for what is heading into a significant time for our country. we are going to return to capitol hill. worth pointing out the parade tomorrow is going to go right down pennsylvania avenue. pennsylvania avenue really links together the white house and capital, that is supposed to be the route that allows lawmakers and leaders to go back and forth, so it will be interesting to think about that metaphor as you are watching the parade tomorrow. meantime, we go back to capitol hill where the senate finance committee is considering the nomination of steven mnuchin, the secretary of the treasury. >> regarding funding for the irs, senator burr said some of the examples of irs poor management including promotion policies. obviously, we know there were politics involved in the irs, they make decisions based on political matters, which is totally inappropriate for a tax collection agency, so the irs has created huge problems by the way it has not performed in a way that anybody would expect as a taxpayer. on the other han

but now the entire world knows that the president of the united states screwed up bigly last week and caused an international and domestic crisis and that his staff are lying when they say it was a, quote, huge success. when the german chancellor, the german chancellor, has to lecture your president about the geneva convention, you have made one hell of a bad decision. when the prime minister of england is saying one day that the u.s. and britain have a special relationship, but you're keeping her citizenship -- her citizens out of your country the very next day when they are green card holders, your country has made a mistake. when rudy giuliani of all people makes it clear that the president requested a muslim ban and they dressed up the policy to make it look better, but still carved up exception to christians, you are probably acting in an unconstitutional manner. that is what not one but two federal judges thought, and there are significant enough constitutional issues raised by recent executive actions to stop the president's order from being implemented. and honestly, even at t

dave he says bigly.ing with beautiful. >> in that last debate he said something truly horrifying, and that was he wouldn't say he would accept the results of the election. he said truly horrifying in that last debate. he said he would not necessarily respect the results of the election. he refused to say he would respect the results of this election. it has never been done before. i have to say, the first thing a

i've got to ask our guest for the hour, managing editor of bloom brg politics, and captain of team bigly, john heilemann, and jonathan capert. john heilemann, i want to start with you. here we are, game time. are we going to see a fractured gop? you've got john mccain giving opening statements. you know what he said on russia before. people are scratching their heads with donald trump saying, you know, we'll see. >> well, if you're asking the question about whether there's going to be a fractured gop on the question of russian hacking, and on the question of the intelligence community, the answer is, yes, quite clearly. this hearing today is designed, explicitly and openly by senator mccain to give the intelligence agencies a chance to fire back, basically, at donald trump. it's designed for other things, also, and he's trying to get to the bottom of the russian hacking matter. and there are substantiative things being pursued here. but the political purpose, as he said yesterday, essentially, he and lindsey graham saying, they are behind the intelligence agencies. they believe that he h

if 65 democrats boycott, he will get the idea he is not bigly, he is not loved, we don't think he isaking america great again. he is making america dark again. >> strong language from cohen there. you served in the house. what do you make of this? what would you do in you were in this position? >> well, i have a tremendous respect for the office of the presidency no matter who becomes president of the united states. and i think for that reason i think it's important to be at the inaugural, to witness the inauguration of our 45th president of the united states. members on both sides can agr disagree with the president and wt a president says. but when it comes to this country, having one president and inaugurating one president, i think for at least that first day we all need to be unified and we all need to join in a prayer that whoever that president is will be successful in the future. >> so safe to say, secretary, that if this were you, if you were in this position, you would attend tomorrow? >> i would. i've -- in my time in congress regardless of who was president, a democrat or