we have watching that john boehner interview.said he was surprised but not shocked that donald trump won. boehner voted for trump. he said he would voting for the president-elect. as we talk about the role that congressman collins will play, there's somebody else not playing as much of a role anymore and that's chris christie. we've been chatting about this. what do you want to call it? a purge of christie folks from the campaign? >> they have been off to a slow start, bogged down by the abrupt resignation of the former representative mike rogers. this is a man that many people thought would be considered as a potential cia director. he was overseeing the transitions national security efforts but we've learned from two sources close to rogers that he is basically out as a result of what they describe as a, quote, stalinesque purge taking place with those with close ties to the new jersey governor, chris christie. it's unclear who else is affected by that. how does that impact the plans in terms of cia and others going forward? we

john boehner said this in an interview -- john boehner would have been able to make a deal without restraintsn him by his own caucus. remember -- john boehner is a friend of mine. very good politician. remember also -- charlie: paul ryan will have the same challenge. in 2011, he had obama were very close to a deal. the president changed the revenue numbers at the last minute. charlie: that is exactly what john boehner said. the president differs. larry: a handshake should be a handshake. that is a bit missing from american politics today. what is the solution? people of good will who want to help the country just be civil and respectful and understand that you are not going to get 100% of what you want. this was reagan's argument years and years ago. say, half a loaf now, half a loaf later. if you and i agree 70% of the time and we disagree 20% or 30% of the time, we are friends and not enemies. that is what our historical research -- we", would go back into the discussions. i think they are too remarkable politicians and they did a lot of good for this country. charlie: thank you for coming.

speaker boehner joins us now exclusively. it is his first interview since president-elect donald trump's surprise victory. it's nice to see you today. >> scott, it's good to be with you. >> president-elect trump, how surprised were you by the outcome of the election? >> i was surprised, but i wasn't shocked. i told audiences over the fall that i thought chances were 60-40 that mrs. clinton was going to win. i reminded audiences that polls don't decide elections. voters do. you just never know who is going to show up. i went through an election like this where no one thought i could win, and, in fact, i was never within 80 points of winning, but i turned my voters out. my opponent didn't. i won. what happened clearly is the trump people showed up to vote and hillary supporters by and large -- they showed up, but not to the extents. >> did you vote for him? >> i did. i made it clear last -- i was going to vote for the republican nominee. by the end of april it was pretty clear donald trump was going to be the nominee. i was goi

and still, john boehner was like, "nah, cruz is the worst. "cruz is the worst.ds, cruz is the worst. trust me." there no love lost between trump and cruz. and that almost turns out to be true between trump and most republican leaders. - donald trump is a phony, a fraud. - i'm very concerned for our country if we nominate him. - this is gonna be a disaster for the republican party. - he's very dangerous for the country. i think he's very dangerous for the party. - this party does not prey on people's prejudices. - donald trump does not represent me and he does not represent my party. - he doesn't represent the republican party or its values. - wow. that's like new-step-dad levels of hate. like, "[bleep] you, donald! "you'll never be my dad! i mean, nominee!" time and time again, the gop has ganged up on him. republican leaders have made trump feel unwelcome, his opponents getting together behind his back, and it's not like trump hasn't noticed. - i've been treated very unfairly. i'll give you an example. - unfairly by who? - i think by basically the rnc, the repu

charlie: that is exactly what john boehner said. the president differs.ry: a handshake should be a handshake. that is a bit missing from american politics today. what is the solution? people of good will who want to help the country just be civil and respectful and understand that you are not going to get 100% of what you want. this was reagan's argument years and years ago. he used to say, half a loaf now, half a loaf later. if you and i agree 70% of the time and we disagree 20% or 30% of the time, we are friends and not enemies. that is what our historical research -- i think they are too remarkable politicians and they did a lot of good for this country. charlie: thank you for coming. larry kudlow -- "jfk and the reagan revolution, secret history of american prosperity." he believes we can get back to growth rates of 4% to 5%. everybody would love that. larry: i am an optimist. charlie: back in a moment. ♪ charlie: the netflix original series "the crown" talks about two famous places, buckingham palace and 10 downing street. it will begin with presiden

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boehner was right wing enough. but the thing he's most made his mark on in congress is for being the number one anti-obamacare congressman among the republican caucus. in january 2010, you might remember during the state of the union that year, president obama talked about how he want to work with congress. he promised to talk to the other side after the republicans had had such strong resistance to the obamacare legislation. two days after the state of the union, you might remember then-congressman mike pence who was then the third ranking republican in the house, he helped coordinate president obama's taking a visit to the annual house republican meeting. and attending the opposite party's meeting is not an unprecedented thing. george w. bush did it. president obama had gone to the republican meeting in 2009. but in 2010 there were cameras there. it was going to be televised live. it was at that meeting that tom price of georgia decided he would go head-to-head with president obama on obamacare. >> you have repea

if you want to get something done, you have to a real relationship with congress. >> boehner sounding like president obama, calling president-elect trump much more pragmatic about things. now we have speaker ryan staying in place. is this an indication, though, of we have, you know, the conservative leader in speeshg ryan maybe that donald trump can start to emulate a little more? the two of those folks coming together about their agendas? >> i think the pragmatism is still very much a part of it, even though you would certainly call paul ryan more ideological and conservative. this is about victorying forging new partnerships. paul ryan is nominated. the actual speaker election will happen with the new congress in january. but because of their dominant numbers in the house, the unified voice today of the house conference means he is undoubtedly going to be speaker because democrats will likely vote for their own choice but because of the numbers ryan will likely be the next speaker. today is the nominating phase. when you have as many people into the insight as how government functio

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i did this when i was in the white house and when i was in boehner, i'm not going to say it's not hard but the components of it are the same. you have to do something about border security and build a wall. you can take it literally or you can take it seriously just like the obama team did and just like the bush team did. how do you secure the border? if you talk about what are you going to do with whether you call them illegals or documented the fact is wlst 13 million or whatever the number is you have to figure out a way of how to handle this. nobody believes you're going to go round up 13 million people. it's a wonderful hyperbole and gets msnbc feeling all good about themselves but it's not realistic. >> one other thing that i think many trump voters do expect him to deliver on is the supreme court and there is, you know, absolutely no question that a big portion of the evangelical community and social conservative community that was uncomfortable with him for many reasons decided to hold their nose and pull the lever because they wanted another scalia on the court. so one of the

i did this when i was in the white house and when i was in boehner, i'm not going to say it's not hard but the components of it are the same. you have to do something about border security and build a wall. you can take it literally or you can take it seriously just like the obama team did and just like the bush team did. how do you secure the border? if you talk about what are you going to do with whether you call them illegals or documented the fact is wlst 13 million or whatever the number is you have to figure out a way of how to handle this. nobody believes you're going to go round up 13 million people. it's a wonderful hyperbole and gets msnbc feeling all good about themselves but it's not realistic. >> one other thing that i think many trump voters do expect him to deliver on is the supreme court and there is, you know, absolutely no question that a big portion of the evangelical community and social conservative community that was uncomfortable with him for many reasons decided to hold their nose and pull the lever because they wanted another scalia on the court. so one of the

immigration -- i did this when i was in the white house, and when i was with john boehner i'm not going to say. it is not hard. at the components are the same. you have to do something about border security. saying i'm going to build a wall, you could take it literally, or you can take it seriously, just like the obama team did or the bush team. how do you secure the border? if you talk about what are you going to do, whether you call them illegal or undocumented, the fact is there's 13 million or whatever the number is, you have to figure out a way to handle it. nobody believes you will round up 13 million people. it is a wonderful hyperbole. i know a gets msnbc feeling good about this, but it's not realistic. >> one other thing i think many trump voters expect him to deliver on is the supreme court. there's absolutely no question that of a portion of the evangelical community, the social conservative community who were uncomfortable with him for many reasons, decided to hold their nose, because they wanted another scalia on the court. what i'm looking for right away is who is his nomi

he was elected 13-months ago after john boehner resigned from congress. ryan thanked the people of wisconsin's fidi generosity and your good will. the speaker told the crowd he was ready to head back to washington to keep working for them... and he sounded optimistic about republicans winning across the country. incumbent rod blum retains his seat in congress. it was considered one of the house. kwwl was also there when monica vernon conceded to blum. kwwl's kristin rogers has the monica vernon watch party as she told her supporters that she called rod blum and told him that she hoped they could work together. vo: now as you can see there were many hugs in the room. vernon telling us she hasn't thought about exactly what is next for her but she betterment of iowa and i'd be happy to work with him in any way to do that and he assured me he would work very hard on the federal, the federal match for flood protection here so you ll: for now she says find a way to stand for the vote. the manager at an ohio polling place is removed for not following official pr

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facing threats from conservatives with a no-confidence vote on his leadership, boehner said he would the argument is years, there have been struggles to establishment republicans who of politicsr and hardliners like a member of the freedom caucuses, angry that they had not done enough to slash federal spending. proposed $550as billion in spending on infrastructure. there is a stand to build that wall along the mexico border. it is six to no compromise stance and it will make life difficult for paul ryan. on -- our critics will be all of our quick takes on bloomberg. head to bloomberg.com for more stories. mark: staying with politics, breaking news from president-elect donald trump's transition team. trump officially announcing three appointments, alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general, congress kansas -- kansas congressman for the military chief and michael flynn of national security advisor. joining us on the phone in manhattan, bloomberg politics reporter jennifer. sessions.bit about what is the screen need that the nomination will get from democrats? jennifer: democrat

guest: john boehner was approved unanimously, too, and nine months later, he was gone.he election that happened a day before yesterday is a showboat and behind closed doors. by the way, if you wanted to oppose the speaker in that election, you 24 hours to campaign. could you imagine if it republican in the house of representatives six months ago started a spirited campaign against the speaker of the house? everybody would be mad at that person because they would say you're going to cost us the election and there will be all of this division annual cost us the majority in the senate. that person would be persona non grata in the party. speaker,nt to run for you have to start the first day after begin back after the election and surprise, surprise, the election happens 24 hours later. i am not a member of the freedom caucus, but the freedom caucus was for delaying the speaker election. the democrats decided to do that, by the way. electionto delay the for the speaker so there could be a chance to have the debate and not wallpaper over the differences and pretend that they

the congressman became the 51st pick of the house in 2015 after predecessor john boehner retired from congress. rangel and needs the backing of the majority of the republican congress to keep his job today. in analysts say some members of the caucus could vote against him to express their dissatisfaction with him. trade to the videos paul branch of a donald trump or the migration takes place. lauren: facebook and google are cracking down on news sites on the internet. the two companies announcing steps to prevent the sites are making money to their@services. website traffic and fake news will be banned from its audience network which places ads on other websites. google says it's working on policy change to prevent websites to mr.% content from its advertising network. the issue came to a head recently as facebook ceo mark southerland insisted it did not let the presidential election. >> stepping down. mary jo white will leave the office in january. she was appointed in 2013. president-elect donald trump expected to name his own choice to head the agency said. the trump team wants to

i call it a stink bomb left from last october when they made that deal, boehner and barack obama worehe new president, and it's going to consume the entire first 100 days, trying to get that thing through. republic can't won't want to -- republicans won't want to vote for a $20 trillion debt ceiling. he will have some say no on obamacare, no on a big tax cut for the wealthy. we'll argue with you on the tax cut for corporations and how we are going to do it. my point is, the market was giddy on the view that washington is come together rescue with a huge new fiscal stimulus and infrastructure. that is dead wrong. the newsflash is that washington is out of business. the imperial city is in smoking ruins. it will not function, it will be acrimony, confrontation. brinksmanship. that means we'll hit the next recession with nothing to break the fall. washington -- the fed's out of dry pder. gary: part of this election message was mr. trump, president-elect trump knows how to negotiate and do deals. isn't he going to be able to go to the congress and deal in a way that hasn't been done? anth

fortunately i think john boehner made the right decision six years ago to stop the practice and also we as a republicans in the house made the same decision earlier this week that we need to pull this off the table and rethink how we do two things. one, how do we not have the problems that came up with ear marks because clearly americans said we have to drain the swamp but secondly to make sure that we fulfill our article one constitution responsibilities. >> do you think there's a way to do this within a transparency that would make americans comfortable? because you know, covering this election the last year and half, meeting people all over the country, you know the common theme that got us to election day in 2016 where people are furious with washington and they feel like nobody is listening to them, they are out of touch with average americans. within a week or two to hear there were gop house members floating this idea you can understand that people were outraged. >> well, and i was too. i mean, in particular one of those amendments used the word earmark six times. and to me th

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, for you to say that that's silence -- >> look where john boehner is now. >> i say this about my ownout of its way and denounced birtherism more than it did. >> do you agree birtherism is racism? >> why are we talking about this? the election is over. we need to move on, jojonathan. >> jonathan, if they answer the question, will you stop talking about it? >> please. >> okay. >> yes, i will. >> answer his question, jack. do you think that birtherism is racism? >> i think somebody can bring that up and not be racist, and i don't think hillary clinton was a racist when she brought it up. >> i rest my case. >> in 2007 in iowa. >> i rest -- scotty, go ahead and answer that question. >> do you think hillary clinton's a racist. i want to ask question for question. >> let's answer scotty answer the question. is birthism racism? >> scotty, make him answer our question. >> hold on. >> that's the thing. >> scotty. hold on, stop, all of you. >> this is not what the american people -- >> i've been on with you for over a year. >> i'm trying to get him to stop talking about it. >> answer the questi

. >>> john boehner is speaking out for the first time since the election, saying trump should press aheadand offered an interesting idea how to pay for it. >> we need a longer term infrastructure plan than what we have in place. i think there's broad bipartisan support on the hill for this type of piece of legislation. i think it's going to be so popular that if i were president trump, i'd attach an increase in the debt limit to it, as well, which is going to come up in march. >> i was going to say, are you not in favor then of a big stimulus package that includes a large infrastructure initiative? >> i don't know that we need a stimulus package. we need infrastructure spending in a big way, and it will help the economy somewhat, but tax reform in a broader sense would do more for our economy, do more to create economic growth and better jobs in america than just an infrastructure bill on its own. >> boehner says he expects a repatriation of $2.5 billion of business capital parked overseas to fund that idea. he also says he's not sure what we'll see from a trump presidency, but he expects

i call it a stink bomb left from last october when they made that deal, boehner and barack obama woreng to consume the entire first 100 days, trying to get that thing through. republic can't won't want to -- republicans won't want to vote for a $20 trillion debt ceiling. he will have some say no on obamacare, no on a big tax cut for the wealthy. we'll argue with you on the tax cut for co are going to do it. my point is, the market was giddy on the view that washington is come together rescue wh a huge new fiscal stimulus and infrastructure. that is dead wrong. the newsflash is that washington is out of business. the imperial city is in smoking ruins. it will not function, it will be acrimony, confrontation. brinksmanship. that means we'll hit the next recession with nothing to break the fall. washington -- the fed's out of dry powder. gary: part of this election message was mr. trump, president-elect trump knows how to negotiate and do deals. isn't he going to be able to go to the congress and deal in a way that hasn't been done? anthony: i'm optimistic because in the transition meeti

blum on his conservative priorities -- that led him to vote against former speaker of the house john boehner -- and to shut down the government.but -- hillary clinton only won counties with big cities -- and college in iowa -- losing much of the first district -- and at least partially helping rod blum to victory. "hillary clinton decided to get invovled in one house race in the united states of amerca -- this one." iowa's second district also sending dave loebsack back to washington d-c.his challenger is a local small business owner and surgeon in corlaville -- who was running with libertarian ideals behind his candidacy.even after loebsack won his race -- it was becoming clear that democrats across the nation were losing. "clearly i think both parties are going to have to look at why there is that anger out there and whatever those solutions to that anger are are effective and the bottom line. in iowa's third district -- republican incumbent david young held off democratic challenger jim mowrer. mowrer.and in iowa's 4th district -- steve king easily held on to his seat in northwest iowa.th

thing to do no matter who came he would take them out and look at. >> it i remember seeing speaker boehner and the pope. >> exactly, exactly. there you have it again and obviously paul ryan has the same feeling about it. he's literally giving them the way of the land. couldn't hear exactly what he was saying but they're point in straight up pennsylvania. >> what we see is the inaugural platform being built on that side of the capital and i believe what speaker ryan is showing the trumps is where he's going to take the oath of office and become president. >> you are correct, sir. you are direct. >> and i'm sure you're exactly right as usual, david but underneath where they were in terms of the geography of the capital, about two floors down is exactly where the president-elect walks out. i'm going to dork out right now -- >> did you sneak throughout and look. >> well to take the walk the president takes and to walk around the crypt and that door and see what he sees the day of the inaugural is cool. >> 70 days away --ish. >>ish. >> douglas brinkley, you're watching this with us a as a histo

a golf buddy of john boehner, the former house speaker. but i don't think he was, some portrayed him as that but i don't think he got that sort of attention where most voters, i think the presidential race, really was the big race in people's minds when it came to federal races and there were entirely different dynamics going on in the governor's race. north carolina has tended to vote very republican in federal races and vote democratic in state races. so you know, democratic governors before mccrory was elected which was the longest runny where in the country except for the state of washington. more moderates not liberal but moderate democrats in state haze. h.b. 2, you mentioned that earlier, i think that was huge. feeling this recovery. the whole message from governor mccrory was things are good, things are coming back. there is a much improved economy. and this should have been a winning message for governor mccrory. people were not feeling it the and the h.b. 2 message what were people seeing? they were seeing story after story about

john boehner or paul ryan, anybody? >> boehner. >> boehner's a -- >> all right.first tweet of the day. >> yes. oh, my goodness. >> i am not trying to get, quote, top level security clearance for my children. this was a typically false news story. >> so let's talk about the one and i think we all said it at the same time, the one who does need a top security level clearance is his son-in-law, jared kirschner. >> that's not his child but his son-in-law does need it. he's at the center of everything. he is sort of the moderating voice for everybody that's all around yelling and he's the guy that keeps everybody on a level -- there's jared right there. he does need a security clearance based on everything that i've seen and heard as far as you want him in there with -- you know, in the briefings so he can -- >> well, if he has a hand -- >> be a leveling wind. >> i guess according to everything you hear and read, he does have a strong hand in the selection process. he sure would be benefitted by getting security clearance because then you're going to see the real grav

. >> rose: that is exactly what john boehner said. >> and boehner would have had trouble enough selling it to his kaw discuss. >> rose: john bain are does say that. >> a handshake should be a handshake, that is a business missing from american politics today. so what is the solution? the solution is for people of good will who want to help the country, just be civil and respectful. and understand that you're not going to get 100 percent of what you want. this was reagan's argue years and years ago. he used to say give me half a loaf now, i'll get the half a loaf later. he used to sometimes say if you and i agree, 70 or 80% of the time and we disagree 20 or 30% of the time, we are friends, not enemies. >> rose: are you saying jfk and reagan had the same instincts. >> i think so. that is what our historical research, we have quotes, go back into the discussions. i think they are two pretty remarkable poll titionzs and i think they did a lot of good for this country. >> they believed in bipartisanship. >> they did. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me, as always. >> ro

he was elected last october after john boehner stepped aside. the new congress convenes january 3. kathy: new tonight on construction of the 12, controversial dakota access pipeline has been delayed. the u.s. army corps of engineers says further discussion and analysis is needed before moving forward. the nearly 1200 mile oil pipeline would span from north dakota to illinois. this project has sparked months of protests in north dakota. today, the fight to block the pipeline made it's way to downtown milwaukee. gathered outside the wells fargo bank near water and wisconsin. the bank is one of several institutions financing the $3.8 billion pipeline. the standing rock sioux tribe in north dakota says the pipeline threatens their drinking water and important cultural sites. amy thomas from shorewood organized today's milwaukee protest. she says she's traveled to standing rock, and hopes to educate others about what's really at stake. up in a planet, i want to leave it to them better than when we found it. kathy: similar protests were held nationwide today. joyce: new tonight at 10:00,

a little more context, one of the happiest men in america is john boehner, who kicked back with a 9 ironnd bordeaux. then paul ryan, the whole time he's been speaker, i wasn't even supposed to be here today. it's not the most fun job in the world. but i think he wants a seat at the table in figuring out what that party is going forward which is why he will negotiate with these guys and will he likely run for this again. he didn't want to do this last time he got the call-up which is another clash reference, you're welcome, so here we are. >> she does, this is what's impressive. >> i know. she didn't read my intro. just blowing my mind. here's a tweet. try this on for size. mike huckabee, a republican, you know this, writes this on the twitters. trump may be a car wreck but at least his car is pointed in the right direction. hillary is a drunk driver going the wrong way on the freeway. this leads me to one of those classic questions. with republican friends like these, what could possibly go wrong coming up? if mike huckabee thinks donald trump is a car wreck going into this election, wha

he was first elected in october of 2015 after john boehner stepped aside. ryan said republicans will do everything they can to help the next president succeed. >> we are on the same page with our president elect. i talk with donald trump every single day. i spoke with mike pence this is a successful administration, but more importantly, we will ensure the voices we heard from the american people are and acted upon. toya: ryan must still win formal election by the full house when the new congress convenes january 3. meanwhile, democrats have delayed their own leadership elections set for thursday until the end of the month to give lawmakers more time to deal with the election results. happening now one man is dead , after a shooting at an airport in oklahoma city. police say the southwest afternoon while in the parking lot at will rogers airport. police say they're looking for a possible second victim. everyone inside the airport was told to shelter in place. police say it's unclear how many suspects they're looking for. they're still trying to figure out ex

and he is in a way brought down a house speaker in john boehner through his website breitbart, he put immense pressure on the house leadership. he brought down a house speaker and is also now in a sense elected a president of the united states. so you can't take him lightly. he helped trump plot the trip to mexico to meet with a foreign leader. is he someone who had the idea of putting all the accusers of bill clinton in a room before a debate. he is a political theater strategist, someone who knows that if he can find a way for trump to consume the conversation, that also is power in his view. >> rose: there are those who were close to trump who i have heard say that in fact the-- the idea of being disruptive was a clear campaign strategy by donald trump and steve bannon and others, that was essential to victory, they believe. >> yes. it it is essential to how trump thinks about politics. the way trump thinks based on my conversations with him and knowing bannon and reporting on him is if they can disrupt on social media and have everyone in the press and the political class talking

ironically, it was six years ago this week that former house speaker john boehner pushed through a moratorium. >> today republicans adopted an earmark ban. >> reporter: now outside conservative groups are sounding the alarm, worried lawmakers are missing the call for change from voters who just elected donald trump. >> it's troubling that after an election on tuesday when the voters clearly said they wanted to change washington, that republicans might be moving back towards one of the most egregious examples of how washington was broken, through earmarking. >> reporter: the biggest x factor going forward is right now we really don't know what president-elect donald trump will have to say about the possible return of congressional earmarks. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson on capitol hi hill. >>> coming up, small business matters. will a trump administration rev up this engine of economic growth? and job creation. >>> complicated rules. onerous regulations. high tax rates. those are just some of the things small business owners say are holding them back from expanding or hiri