hour of the today show taking the slot left vacant py billy bush's dismissal. >> this is the sort of megyn kelly era of nbc news, the "today" show going forward. i think they will putting billy bush behind them. >> and more today fomegyn's pri time slot is filled by tucker carlson. and megyn tweeted out her congratulations calling it a great decision bit network. >>> now what is next for mariah ccrey? she is moving off after the new year's eve nightmare. but ryan seacrest finally speak out. >> things happen on live tv. it is just unfortunateethat it comes to all of this. >> ryan's comment come after mariah threw shade at him to recent statement saying quote dick clark would nottlet an artist go through that. >> heading back down several blocks ought other stage. i didn't have a visual. >> mariah's manager of 20 months, stella, waged a week-long war with the show's producers but now tommy mottola seems to be calling stella out. kari's ex-husband and former manager urging mimi to quote hire more seasoned and respected professionals. stella firing back calling tommy a relic. >> you are

i think it's putting billy bush behind them. >> and there ae's more. fox news reported that megyn kelly's spot will be taken over by tucker carlson. and megyn tweeted out her congratulations calling it a great decision bit network. carey? she is moving off after the new year's eve nightmare. but ryan seacrest finally speak out. it is just unfortunate that it comes to all of this. >> ryan's comment come after mariah seemed to throw shade at him with her recent statement saying quote dick clark would not let an artist go i didn't have a visual. >> mariah's manager of 20 months, stella,,waged nearly a week-long war with the show's producers but now tommy mottola seems to be calling stella out. karrie's ex-husband and former manager urging mimi to quote hire more seasoned and respected professionals. stella firing back calling tommy a quote relic. >> you are frcely protective of your client. >> she is my client. i joke and ay she is my sister wife. i have her back. >> the force behind mimi, stella a reality show producer, shaking things up, allowing camera

billy bush?een taken. i think we should be offering him a cabinet position, maybe head of women or something. >> have you spoken to billy about this? >> i have not. billy and i aren't particularly close. >> justice for billy. >> justice for billy bush. >> they booing billy bush? >> what do you think of all this, man? >> it's great. like i said, we came all the way from ohio to come down here and support our president, and that's what we're going to do. stand in the rain, sleet or snow, we're here to sport trump regardless of the situation. >> he respects the office, so important. >> you think he's ever going to stop tweeting? >> he's addicted. >> i'm a little addicted to tweeting. >> well, but not at three a.m., i bet. >> sometimes. >> well, but this is different, you're not president. >> yeah, but i also always do regret when i tweet at three a.m. >> you have to be careful, it could get you. >> you're right. i think i was meant to meet you today. >> how is business going so far today? >> it's go

billy bush?een taken. i think we should be offering him a cabinet position, maybe head of women or something. >> have you spoken to billy about this? >> i have not. billy and i aren't particularly close. >> justice for billy. >> justice for billy bush. >> they booing billy bush? >> what do you think of all this, man? >> it's great. like i said, we came all the way from ohio to come down here and support our president, and that's what we're going to do. stand in the rain, sleet or snow, we're here to sport trump regardless of the situation. >> he respects the office, so important. >> you think he's ever going to stop tweeting? >> he's addicted. >> i'm a little addicted to tweeting. >> well, but not at three a.m., i bet. >> sometimes. >> well, but this is different, you're not president. >> yeah, but i also always do regret when i tweet at three a.m. >> you have to be careful, it could get you. >> you're right. i think i was meant to meet you today. >> how is business going so far today? >> it's go

this is billy bush and donald trump on "access hollywood."ore your jaw drops, it is not that tape. oi found another tape. this is donald trump taking billy bush to vote with him in 2004. trump goes to three polling places trying to find the right spot, finally fills out an absentee ballot. play the clip. >> where are we going? >> there's no line at all here. >> do i have to go to a different place? >> hello, gorgeous. how are you? >> hello, how are you. >> nice seeing you. >> how you doing? make sure there's no cheating here, right? >> he's not in my book either. >> hi, fellas. how are you? do you have my name here? >> his name is not on these rolls. there will be a huge combustion in here. >> i'm going to fill out the absentee ballot. and i just voted. at least you can say the trumpster doesn't give up, right? you've got to vote. >> mark, okay, humorous, but he couldn't even vote once, let alone twice or more as he is now accusing so many people of doing. there's a bigger issue here. >> no doubt that tape from 2004 give where we are right no

the campaign, the release of that hollywood, that access hollywood tape where trump was on with billy bush caught with sexually aggressive language is how we can characterize that, about women. so, in the book you write this. quote, the video forced elected republicans into excruciating c contortions. many rebuked him. some said he should step aside and let mike pence leave the ticket. when trump refused to quit, several republicans who had unendorsed him or called for his withdrawal said they would vote for him after all. in a different year the video might have been a campaign ender. not this time. you give color about why the tape didn't really have as big of an impact as the clinton campaign was hoping. tell me about that. >> yeah, my colleague on this book, jodi, got a fascinating piece of insight from the clinton campaign. she spoke with their director of opinion research who talked about an ad, the clinton campaign wanted to cut based on the access hollywood tape. this would sort of use this scandal against trump. and polls showed the vast majority of american voters knew about this

trump shared lewd comments with "access hollywood" host billy bush. >> when you're a star, they let youo it. you can do anything -- >> whatever you want. >> grab 'em by the [bleep] you can do anything. bret: after that, 11 women spoke sexually harassed by donald trump. >> the events never happened. never. bret: with about one month to go before election day, trump looked like he was in deep trouble. >> what a campaign it's been. >> the long, winding road to the white house ends here. >> the polls are set to close. bret:9 in the early hours, the race is close, certainly closer than predicted by those who thought secretary clinton was a shoo-in. the feeling was trump would have to take the swing states of florida, north carolina and ohio. at 10:30 -- >> a victory for donald trump in ohio can be called by the fox news decision desk at this point. bret: at 10:45, north carolina goes to trump. >> on monday morning they had a much bigger lead in absentee and early voting. there were 122,000 more and 22,000 fewer democrats who voted early or absentee compared to four years ago. so on monday mo

donald trump and billy bush have a new travel show that's premiering next week. >> the most popular comecan di duo of 2016 is back. >> i'll tell you another thing. when i see a boob, i squeeze it. >> yes. the donald is the man. >> it's bushy and the donald across america. the former entertainment news reporter and the future president of the united states are reunited for more classic comedy from inside a bus. >> holy cow, did you see the legs on that one? hub baa, hub baa, am i right? >> love legs. love legs. love to kiss them. love to touch them. love legs. >> two men, one bus, and thousands of hours of locker room talk. >> i see a uterine wall, i'm going to touch it, and make mexico pay for it. >> yes. sha, wing. >> have these two ever seen a naked woman? it's unclear. >> come on, billy, let's go. >> find out this season on bushy and the donald across america. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i don't really -- we have to take a break. when we come back, the new ponch and john. dax shepard and michael pena will be here with the trailer for the new film version of "chips". stick around. we'll be

let's remember, if you go back to billy bush night october 24th the market was at 2150, 2260 it's up%. that isn't a huge thing in the great scheme of things. but the market wanted to believe that the toothfairy was coming back yet somehow there was going to be a manningic without looking at the facts. this is the most superficial, ridiculous theory. >> a bunch of steps further than melissa did. you left the ragen administration in 1985 because you were against debt and deficits. let's go back and forget about the night before the election, let's look at the markets through that from 1985 till now, why now do we have to worry about debts and deficits when the market seems to be addicted to debts and deficits? >> in the interim the central banks created the greatest parking lot for sovereign debt. back then the balance sheet of the fed was 200 billion today it's 4.5 trillion. where did that 4.2 trillion go? it bought up a huge amount of the treasury debt. if you look at the world back then all the central banks had a trillion balance sheet. ecb didn't exist but the predecessors. today

what is pleasing to you." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i believe that's the same prayer trump said to billy bushthat bus. ( cheers and applause ) let us grasp. let us grasp. let us grasp. what is pleasing. now, there were some really nice moments today. like after mike pence was sworn in, we were treated to a beautiful rendition of "america the beautiful" by the l.l. bean category. ( laughter ) then-- you really can't button your coat if your tie is this long. it looks like half of it is trying to escape out a back door. then-- ( laughter ) can you tell i'm trying to delay this part of the monologue as long as possible. then came the big moment. donald trump taking the oath of office with his hand on linkon's bible. and i have been assured that it was consensual. so that's it. donald trump is president. he knows the launch codes. and he hasn't tweeted them yet. so far, so good. ( laughter ) ( applause ) then, of course,-- gotta stay hopeful. little things. little victory. then it was time for the speech. there were some nice things about it. it was short, and it opened on a gracious note. >> peo

the billie bush sex tape was released when he was improving in the polls and voters were starting tovote early. and then we had consumer confidence, small business confidence, and then the russian report is leaked. what is behind it? >> well, those patterns of behavior, i believe, and they are patterns of behavior that you very correctly analyzed, liz, is what tells you is behind it. this is coming from i believe the highest democratic levels in the democratic party. and in this particular case on the intelligence, it probably had to come verbally out of the white house, no fingerprints that encouraged this type of activity. otherwise, these fabricated reports never should see the light of day, and i think it is the intentions of the democratic party starting at the very top to continue to try to delegitimatize this new president-elect whenever his popularity goes up, whenever anything good happens. liz: you know, general, you made the point that veteran journalist bob woodward who uncovered watergate. as you pointed out called that russian fake report garbage. he sided with trump. l

. >> not only the language he was using but watching him and billy bush with the woman in person afterwards, i think that was more disturbing to me. >> reporter: so when she saw a facebook post calling for women to march on washington, she started organizing and inviting friends. within days, more than 30 people committed to join her. >> i was pretty excited to see such momentum so quickly. >> reporter: the women's march was started on facebook by a 60-year-old retired grandmother in hawaii. she put up a post the night after donald trump was elected. organizers are now expecting as many as 200,000 people. the event is labeled the women's march, but activists are protesting a wide range of issues. >> it's just a grassroots movement of people who are trying to stand up for women's rights and human rights and the environment and all the things that donald trump has threatened to trample. >> we are not just going to quietly sit back in our homes and let all of this go without at least saying something and making sure that they hear what we have to say. >> reporter: that's this march here where,

they both said look -- and there were times when donald trump, and you remember that now-infamous billy bushe -- they said, look, we're not electing a preacher, we're electing a ceo for this country, and we are electing someone who's going to have a very big influence on the supreme court going forward. and so those you were the issues fundamentally that brought them back into the fold despite some of the concerns that had been raised on the campaign trail. so i agree with you. you're right, this is an important decision coming forward, an important name that we hear about tonight. hopefully, the democrats won't be as childish as they seem to want to be right now. ilya, thank you so much -- >> well, at a certain point, they're crying wolf. the next nominee they're not going to be able to oppose. trish: all right. tune in, lou dobbs is going to have complete coverage of president trump's supreme court pick right here on fox business network at 7 p.m. sharp. >>> democrats blasting the president saying they're going to do nothing to keep us safe. but congressman chris stuart, who actually gets

leaked a videotape from access hollywood chute that featured an unguarded donald trump talking with billy bush making very loose comments about women. when trump tried to defend the remark, a series of women then came forward accusing him of sexual harassment. an incident that stretched back decades. his poll numbers dropped sharply, and a number of republicans started to move away. then a new political story started to an merge. wikileaks began dumping an increasing number of embarrassing emails hacked from the dnc. the emails featured prominent democrats talk about mrs. clinton, her political judgment, and the multimillion dollar workings of her organization. now she was on the fence. then the bombshell. friday, october 20th, the fbi director james comey announced the borough was reopening the investigation into mrs. clinton's emails. because of those emails of courage of our pertinent investigation. i agreed we should take appropriate steps to obtain and review them. less than two weeks later, still down in the polls and counted out by most political observers, donald jay trump one working

asked about that tape from access hollywood that came out during the campaign, the tape involving billy bush and donald trump. we'll try to turn that around for and you bring you that clip as soon as we have it. let me go to casey hunt who has been watching up on capitol hill all day today. some of it has been about the senator's past. there were a lot of questions raised about what happened in 1986 when he was considered for a federal judgeship and denied by the senate. >> that's right kate. that's really been a central focus here. and that incident has really followed jeff sessions throughout his entire career. he was rejected for that federal judgeship in 1986 after a colleague of his said he was an -- an african-american colleague said sessions referred to him as boy and made other racially disparaging remarks. and it sank session's nomination and followed him ever since. he went home, became the alabama attorney general, was assistant u.s. attorney. attorney in the southern region. that's when we've been talking about today and the trump transition has tried to focus in on defending ses

i always suspected that trump and billy bush were more familiar to americans than the editors of either magazine was willing to admit. the locker room talk sounded about right. is real, it is everywhere. my critique has given way to uncertainty. now is a time for civil disobedience to the inevitable onslaught of obama era reversals. the affordable care act for starters. any of which by my standards for two centrist -- were too c entrist. wereany initiatives modeled on michael bloomberg's style of government. the obama era is behind us now. none of us in this room know what is in store for the age of 12. .rump >> it's not that we are better protecting the future, that line always been a bit hollow for me. -- bad at predicting the future. that line has always been a bit shallow for me. the test may help us anticipate the future. nothing quite fits. every candidate that tries to be reagan has tried to out reagan reagan. none has been elected to the presidency. what about the presidents for nato? the call for a police state in pockets of america. the flirtations with the klan. the appeals f

but i always suspected that trump and billy bush were more familiar to americans than the editors of either magazine was willing to admit. for these familiar observers, the locker room talk sounded about right. rape culture is real, it is everywhere. but the intellectual and cultural cap insisting trump with the outlier and not the norm. my critique has given way to uncertainty. now is the time for civil disobedience to the inevitable onslaught of obama era reversals. the affordable care act for starters. many of which by my standards were too centrist. friendly to begin with. too many initiatives were modeled on michael bloomberg's fell of governments the mesh style of governance -- style of governance and not public policy. the obama era is behind us now. none of us in this room know what is in store for the age of trump. i'm not talking about the fact that we are bad about addicting the future. that line has always rung hollow to me. the problem we face is not that past for search the things that might help us anticipate the future. it is that nothing quite fits. think about it. m

because you'd be shorting this market on a billy bush bus trip, right? shorting the market on the idea that you put pruitt in for epa because he's suing epa. i use that as just again an instance of the craziness. >> do you think that market immunity lasts forever? is there some line at which -- >> i think if you get tax reform, if you get deregulation -- i hate to just default to these really prosaic issues, but this market is based on profits. and if profits are better then stocks go higher regardless of who's president. i remember 2009 obama came in and we're talking about the notion of every bank going under and whether we have to do a sweden plan and talking about gm going under. what are we talking about here? about whether gm's numbers should be higher than we thought. there's mary barra talking about a cash flow number that's extraordinary. the circumstances are so different. >> they are. >> we're wondering whether that ford special dividend was enough. i was worried about ford going under. we are in a position where united airlines, united contin

they knew about the billy bush tape and hillary clinton's emails. all of that was out there.merican people voted on issues to stop the obama administration legacy. so it got to working men and women. the intelligence community is in no position to determine what influenced the election. every american on election day said donald trump is going to lose. what did the intelligence community know now that the geniuses at the "new york times" didn't know on election day when they were predicting an overwhelming victory by hillary clinton. stuart: you just delivered a triple slam. congressman peter king. we'll see you soon. that graphic facebook live video, here we go. a white mentally disabled man held against his will, forced to denounce donald trump in the strongest terms and say horrible things about white people. four black teens charged with a hate crime. i have got a question foifer, katie. if you are targeted. if anybody is targeted for their political beliefs. not their race, gender or roirn. but their political beliefs. does that qualify as a hate crime? >> unfortunately

brian: billy bush paid ultimate price for a tape 10 years ago.u were talking about how the left is trying to delegitimatize donald trump's presidency. there are some people, tucker, who just can't get their heads around the fact that donald trump will be president at least for next four years. bill o'reilly had two fellows, cornel west, the professor, carl nix, the communist. they had all sorts of interesting things to say. watch this. >> stalin was a communist. >> what i'm doing right now is calling on people -- >> you're calling on people to do what? >> to come out into the streets. to manifest their anguish, fear and outrage. >> what are they going to do in the streets? what do you want them to do in the street? >> protest. non-violent. >> non-violent disobedience? >> with signs. church congregations to do vigils with candles. >> that is what you both want -- a mass display. >> we want a moral, spiritual awakening that focuses on poor and working people, on women, on mexicans, on muslims. those who have been -- >> if that -- >> undocumented im