names they say will have you >>> we're back with our informers new year's winners, bill baldwin. >> we'll that work better. >> good suggestion. john? >> when ever i see the new appliances out there, i'm amazed, so i'm with bill. >> twitr? >> they've had problems. why do you like them? >> internationally known brand, some entrepreneur out there knows how to turn twitter into a major cash cow. >> bill well, this is trading at 18 timosses. i gues the brighter side is if their losses double it would be nine times. >> that's it for forbes on fox. have a wonderful new year. thanks for watching. keep it right here, the number one business clock continues. >>> i don't trust him. i don't believe him. i have no intentions of sitting down with him. i'm going to fight him every inch of the way and i'm going to help show the american people that they, too, cannot trust him, that this is a man that does not live up to his promises. >> a political brawl brewing for 2017. max seen waters saying she won't work with donald trump when he becomes president. she would rather fight him. democrats hurt their ch

because of this huge protest that took place thursday night with mayor bill de blasio -- >> right, they're tired. >> -- and alec baldwin right, they were very tired. [laughter] >> they were up really late. >> now, this isn't the only protest that's going to take place in new york today. there's going to be one friday evening and continuing all weekend, and there are also tons of protests in l.a. and, of course, in d.c. and we've heard some reports in d.c. where there's been vandalism and violence. so far near new york, though, they've stayed peaceful. >> i spent the time on the radio this morning having new jersey residents who went down to washington to see the inauguration, i talked to adam geller, as you know, one of donald trump's pollsters, and their reaction about what was going on in d.c. was opposite of what you might think based on media reports. the protests, this whole anti-trump movement, alleged backlash is basically a media-driven for ratings -- >> bill, you sound just like donald trump. >> i think it's fake news. >> diana is actually showing where this country stands right now, and it's a very real situa

bill de blasio. and michael moore, and baldwin will join thousands in a protest here in new york outside of trump towers of people are expected to be here at 6:00, between 6 and 8 p.m. for a ray front of trump international hotel and tower in middle of manhattan. stage is set for people like mayor big de blasio. that is interesting with the mayor, he has been pushing for this rally. called we stand united. they want to sustained a message while president-elect trump will be president tomorrow, they will not stop fighting for what they believe in. which is they are holding president-elect feet to fire with affordable care act, and policy, they believe in, and so mayor will be speaking here. mayor de blasio and donald trump have no love lost, calling him the worst mayor in u.s. city history. and mayor de blasio called donald trump a third world dictator, a con artist, they met in november to open dialogue, but it is interesting that the mayor will be here tonight at a rally, before inauguration, to stand up against what his administration policies are intended to be in white house. we'll have mark ruffle

toyota, chuck schumer, nbc, president obama, bill clinton, vanity fair, jill stein, "saturday night live," alec baldwin, harry reid and the cast of the broadway show, hamilt"h " "hamilton," is that appropriate for an incoming president because we know he will continue to tweet? >> what you are seeing right now is nothing new than what you have seen in the campaign that cnn has eloquently covered. i enjoyed your reading of that entire list, but what he's do something changing how we market technology, and this is a president that will stay on the offense. >> ahear that. my question to you, sir, as an adviser if you were advising the president-elect would you advise him to continue in this fashion, going after actors and news outlets through twitter and i am sure he has other things to do? >> i am sure most advisers are letting trump be trump, and that's how he got elected and that's what he is going to continue to do. what we are going to see is a thoughtful and eloquent inaugural speech coming up on this friday, and he's going to be talking about what he was doing with immigration policy and what he pl

michael moore, actors mark ruffalo, robert de niro, and alec baldwin all called for people to kickoff 100 days of resistance. new york city mayor bill de blasio also spoke. this is protester faisa ali. >> we have to be ready to fight. we have to stand united. we must refuse to normalize bigotry and hate, which has been the incoming administrations hallmark and rise to power. we must be ready to reject trump's fascist agenda and resist every appointment, every policy, every single proposal that institutionalizes islamophobia or is a threat to our values. amy: we will hear more voices from the new york city rally, including filmmaker michael moore, after headlines. in california's bay area, students and teachers participated in coordinated protests against donald trump thursday. many more nationwide are preparing for protests today and tomorrow. lockingre currently wit down at a black lives matter protester in washington, d.c.. thousands are expected to participate in feminist, pro-black, pro-queer, pro-labor, and anti-capitalist actions throughout the day. on saturday, as many as 200,000 people are expected to participate in the wome

democratic new york city mayor bill de blasio and some hollywood celebrities are gathering in new york city for preinauguration protests. michael moore, and alec baldwin he is actor antonio junior. you will be the master of ceremonies for the great american inaugural ball this friday, and i think the ball is honoring our co president that's going to be, you know, our next president trump. it's about time. liz: antonio, do celeb in the united states. but i think it has got to stop. at this point, it's a sign of being a bully. you know, i grew up hating bullies. i don't like people telling me what to do. if i don't agree what they're doing, york in hollywood. if i don't agree what you're saying, if i don't agree with president obama, then i can't work in this industry, that's just a bunch of bull. and it canope. that's where my mother is from and that's a communist party, and that's wrong. i think it's okay to protest but enough is enough. president trump is our next president, whether you like it or not, and they have to stop with this bullying. liz: yeah, that's basically what the actress nicole kidman was saying. but she's getting criticized right no

bill burton, thank you. safe travel to chicago. >> thanks, brooke. >>> all right. we roll along. hour two. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin.ou for being with me. 11 days until donald trump's inauguration. many, many, though are considering though this week the real launch of his president presidency. the president-elect has several major events over the course of the next couple of days including significant confirmation hearings for nine of his cabinet nominees. one, if not the most contention nominee is up

bill burton, thank you. safe travel to chicago. >> thanks, brooke. >>> all right. we roll along. hour two. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. 11 days until donald trump's inauguration. many, many, though are considering though this week the real launch of his president presidency. the president-elect has several major events over the course of the next couple of days including significant confirmation hearings for nine of his cabinet nominees. one, if not the most contention nominee is up first. attorney general nominee jeff sessions. that happens tomorrow. when you talk to critics they would tell you that the senator from pam bam has showed racial incense tifts in the past. certainly we'll be hearing some of that tomorrow. looking ahead to wednesday, mr. trump holds his very first news conference in nearly six months. earlier, gave a bit of a tease at trump tower to the press after meeting with one of china's richest men, alley baba founder jack mah. >> they are going great. confirmation is going great. i think they will all pass. i think every nomination will be -- they are at the highest leve

would like to name some of the other original cosponsors of our bill, chairman johnson, chair mccaskill, tom carper, mike lee, tammy baldwin, david perdue, steve daines, tammy duckworth, tom tillis, rob portman and james lankford. finally, i would like to thank representative buddy carter, chairman jason chaf it s. i reserve the floor and raoeld the balance of -- and reserve the balance of my time. mr. tester: i want to thank senator sasse for being abler work on this bill together. it is a good bill and he is exactly right. i think we came out of homeland security and said let's fix this problem because it is a problem. we have a bill on the floor that is a good government bill. as the senator from nebraska pointed out, it is a truly bipartisan bill. the g.a.o. access and oversight act makes the federal government more transparent and makes it more accountable to our taxpayers. congress passed legislation in 1996. it created the national directory of new hires at the department of health and human services. since that time, congress has had other federal agencies to access the directory. today, departments such as the dep

bill de blasio, planning a big protest against president-elect trump. and he will hold the protest in new york city right before the inauguration. big protest? liz: alec baldwinmark ruffalo. tweeting out that republicans want people to die because aflac of health insurance. stuart: what? liz: may bill de blasio tweeting that out. stuart: repeat that. liz: each year thousands of people die because of lack of health insurance. make no mistake that is what republicans are voting for. this is incendiary talk from the mayor of new york city. here is what is going on. you see trump's poll numbers going down according to quinnepiac, that gives cover to potentially republicans like rubio or lindsey graham or mccain to block his agenda or his nominees. that seems to be the play. with independents it is going down as well. stuart: incendiary language from the mayor of new york city. ashley: we should be protesting de blasio, believe me. stuart: there will be a big protest. liz: not all new yorkers are behind this. they're not. not all new yorkers are for mayor de blasio going out there protesting donald trump. they're not. stuart: we have steve harvey, he says he is re

bill? >> sanjay gupta is with us, our chief medical correspondent. sanjay, i'm looking at the democrats who will be asking congressman price questions. patty murray is the ranking democrat. but bernie sanders, tammy baldwinarren. he'll be facing some pretty serious questions from some progressive or liberal democrats who totally disagree with his vision for the future of health care in the united states. >> no question. and i think there's data to sort of look at to sort of inform these questions as well. for example, they talk about wanting to keep certain things in place but also repealing obamacare, keeping things like no discrimination based on preexisting conditions. that's a big one. how do you do that if you repeal the other parts of obamacare? one of the big things that comes up with is this notion of high risk pools, take people with a chronic illness, put them in a high risk pool. the problem is, that's been around, it was in 35 states eight years ago about the aca was implemented, and they don't work very well. they're tough for the administrators, they're very expensive for patients, and they don't provide oftentimes the type of insurance that patients with chronic illness need. they're the o

bill neely, nbc news, moscow. >>> as expected, saturday night live took a jab at the new president. >> we knew they were going to do that. while we didn't see alec baldwin's portrayal of the new president, they used a fake vladimir putin to hit the crowd size of the inauguration. >> donald, let's talk as friends. you're not off to a great start, man. i thought you'd be better at this. however, i'm glad to see so many people showed up to your inauguration. oh, wait. that's the here is inauguration. >> at the end of the show, the "snl" cast paid tribute to former president barack obama. they stood in front of a large black and white portrait of the president and sang "to sir, with love." cool there. >>> all right. time right now is 7:56 on this sunday morning. here are the four things you need to know. no arrests made during the women's march on washington yesterday. the d.c. homeland sectydictor et crowd size there exceeded 500,000 people. pmp responding to yesterday's marches just within the last few minutes. he tweeted a couple tweets. quote, watched protest yesterday but was under the impression that with e just had an election. why didn't these people

enzi: making a clarification that the numbers of those bills that were done in the unanimous consent were heller 167, baldwin number 81, flake 186 and tester 104. the presiding officer: without objection. dhin mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. manchin: pursuant to section 904 of the congressional budget act of 1974, i move to waive section 305-b-2 for purposes of the pending amendment. i ask for the yeas and the nays. the presiding officer: order. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the question is on the motion to waive. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the presiding officer: there are any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or to change their vote? on this vote the yeas are 51. the nays are 47. three-fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to the point of order is sustained and the amendment falls. there are now two minutes of debate prior to a vote on heller amendment number 167. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. a senator: thank you, mr.