you look at boykin. short for a quarterback. wilson is 5'10". they got a backup quarterback that can run the same offense that wilson runs. >> cris: some thought that boykin would play wide receiver in this league. he has the same sort of skill sets they get from russell wilson. not to that level. but you never know. >> al: hauschka. this will be his fourth field goal of the night. and it's good. this one was over before that. 40-7, seattle. . their network reliability is now within 1% of verizon. and, get this, with sprint's new unlimited plan, you have the freedom to do virtually whatever you want. is there no worrying about gigabytes, shmigabytes, overages, bill phobia? that's the dream right there. (vo) don't let a 1% difference limit your freedom. switch and get unlimited mobile optimized data, talk, and text. $20 per line for a family of five. it's the best price for unlimited. for people with hearing loss, happy holidays from sprint. visit sprintrelay.com. ? ? come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go

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and up eight, and boykin hits off by roberts. he takes it back 35 yards for the pick six.ll 27-20. archbishop wood in action tomorrow and st. joe's prep in action for a state title on saturday. >> all right. jimmy kimmel live followed by nightline. tonight, jennifer aniston, tom ford and music from friendship. action news continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist karen murphy and tam with traffic. for the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >> sponsored

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ben ferguson, and keith boykin, nice to have you both. and ben, as tom just showed this is a stumbling block for the trumps. a coffee date with ivanka. a hunting fishing now with his sons. yes it's now removed off the table. why even open yourself up to this? >> because i think first of they weren't personally benefitting from this. you look at the $70,000 coffee for example that was going to help children for cancer at st. jude's children's research hospital. this is something that people should have supported. because you have children that are there getting life-saving treatment. in my hometown of memphis. and i makes he angry because people think somehow this money is going into their pocket and going to personally benefit them. having coffee at children's research hospital should be sold as some terrible moment here. >> i wish we could replay all of what the conservatives said about the clinton foundation because of -- >>[chatter]. -- it was pay for play. this is exactly the same thing. >> the clinton foundation -- >> -- worst. >> th

ben ferguson and keith boykin, nice to have you both here. keith, let me begin but.he california lawmaker really preparing for war against trump. he said yes, if that's what it takes. is that the right move? >> i think democrats have a responsibility to hold republicans especially donald trump accountable. remember donald trump spent five years delegitimizing barack obama by questioning his birth certificate. mitch mcconnell said his top priority was to make barack obama a one term president. republicans voted 60 times to repeal obamacare, who voted to shut down the government, who decided that they wanted do whatever they could to be obstructionists and they're continuing to do that even in states like north carolina where republicans are trying to prevent the new incoming governor from having the powers. so we see a pattern of obstruction nic obstructi obstructi obstructionism and democrats have to fight back. >> he said mcconnell said we'll make him a one term president -- >> not supporting obstructionism for the sake of obstructionism, i'm supporting accountabili

keith boykin, whout aide and the ben ferguson. ben, starting with you, on both sides unprecedented but of course donald trump is about to take over the white house. he won the election. clinton said trump doesn't know much about how to get angry white men to vote for him. sure. but why is trump engaging? he won? >> i think this goes back. they have known each other for a long time and it is a lot more fun to trash talk when you are the guy who actually won the election instead of the guy who lost. so in this situation i think probably donald trump is going to enjoy this. and bill clinton a former president is going to mouth off in this way, he's going to engage it. that is his style. and i think -- i don't know why bill clinton as a former president is doing this to be honest with you. it just looks like sour grapes. it looks like you can't handle losing and not getting your way. and at some point as a former president you would say do i even want to be involved in this back and forth and his life lost the election so what is the

"outfront" now jefrd lord and keith boykin. prob said today the white house changes today. president obama said today. here is how he put it. >> when donald trump takes the oath of office and is sworn in as the 45th president of the united states then he's got a different set of responsibilities and considerations. and i've said this before. i think there is a sobering process when you walk into the oval office. >> so are we going to see a different droump? >> i don't think soonald trump? >> i don't think so. i worked in the white house more president clinton and i've known barack obama for years. and i just don't think that donald trump is the type of person who will be changed by the oval office. i think he's shown who he is. throughout his term as a candidate when he ran for office and during the transition. he's on twitter every day. he's attacking "vanity fair" and "saturday night live." he's attacking reporters and union bosses and anyone who disagrees with him. he's a thin-skinned very troubled person. and i don't think he's going to be any different as president of

jeffrey lord, and keith boykin, a former clinton white house aide.s this a give credit where credit is due? he made this promise on the trail again and again and again and critics will say it is only a thousand. but that is a thousand individual lives now impacted by this. that is significant. does he deserve credit? >> well yes he deserves credit for this. it is good short-term politics but potentially bad long-term economic strategy. i remember when barack obama negotiated the auto bail out and everybody worried about the moral hazard of reverse incentive. >> other companies -- >> encourages other companies to do the same thing. so you can't continue do this as a regular policy to try to bring back jobs in the manufacturing sector. and even if you do it would take decades to bring back the manufacturing jobs that have been lost since 2000. >> was telling me you can't expect trump to keep doing this. making phone calls. it is done company to company. on a practical level i don't know how one does that. that is a lot of phone calls and individual neg

let's bring in our distinguished military panel retired lie lulu tenant general boykin.ybe more. any reason for concern about the military civilian oversight? >> well, you know, pete, think about the fact that barack obama had three generals right out of the chute in his administration. denny blair at dni. he had rick sem shreky at the veterans affairs and jim jones as national security advisor. there was never a complaint. look, being a retired general, having a successful military career should not be a penalty. remember that these people are civilians now. so, you know, i think that this whole thing is just a lot to do over nothing. >> colonel shaffer, to his point, is it just generals or is it the wrong generals from the left? as he pointed out, there were throw generals at the beginning for barack obama. if any general who is competent. look, this is the end of the high school debate team being in charge of national security. the current crew ben rhodes completely incompetent. they have been the stewards of the bad foreign policy. jeh johnson at dhs is a freaking la