. >> and charlie sykes, the first part of his day that nicolle referenced, the hsav folks who announced to their employees a few months back they would be moving their operations to mexico. trump, with a big assist from the sitting governor from indiana, who happens to be his running mate, the vice president-elect mike pence, announced to great fanfare today that most of the jobs would not move to mexico, though portions of the company, of course, are still moving. and charlie, it strikes me that true conservatives, had this been a shoe on the other foot circumstance, would be very much against it and might call something like this corporate welfare and rail against it. what do you hear from your listeners and what have you been saying? >> well, you're exactly right, of course. free market conservative who will recognize this for what it was. it was a little bit of political extortion, it's a little bit of picking the winners and losers which we derided when it was barack obama. it's certainly crony capitalism and corporate welfare. on the other hand, this was a political win. he said,

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joyce: local radio talk show host charlie sykes announced he will step down from his post at the end of this year. tomorrow, he will speak at the newsroom pub downtown. tickets are available on the milwaukee press club website also tomorrow, the fond du lac fire department is unveiling a program to help keep the homeless warm. sleeping bags will be provided to fire crews and paramedics. they'll later hand them out to those in need this winter. and, the 12 days of pewaukee is coming to a close. it will celebrate its final day with pizza and ice cream. santa will be at park avenue pizza company from 6:00 until 8:00. ernie the elf is scopping ice cream at the chocolate factory missing. what she wrote on a sign that caught the neighborhood's attention. plus, a major appliance recall. the food processor with dangerous metal blades. >> later tonight on "nightline", a president calling for the slaughter of druglords and attics. openly killing suspects, bob woodruff from inside the philippines. plus, ryan gosling making movie joyce: three generations of martial artists in canada now have the

charlie sykes is currently working on a book entitled how the right lost its mind.as your last show. but what a run. congratulations. >> well thank you and i have to write the book. >> that's the hard part. the show you got. now the hard part starts. you are not alone. there was a strong stop trump movement and you point out that a lot of the people who were very vocal against trump have gotten on board. does there need to be a part of your party that still stands up and says this is not who we are? if so, who leads that? the answer is yes. will from be conservatives who say we will support you when you are right, but you don't lead on everything. there will be a period right now where i think people are going to want to go along with the president-elect. winning ab solves a great number of sins and you are seeing a coalescing, but at some point, you have to recognize a distinction between ideas and principals and this new tribalism that requires you go-go along no matter what. i hope it will be principaled conservatives and i had an interesting conversation with sp

speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party

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speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party keith, fox6 news. we don't yet know the actual cost of the recount, but stein must pay the bill. in the meantime-- president-elect donald trump will be in west allis tomorrow. he's holding a thank you rally at the state fair expo center at 7:00. governor scott walker and house speaker paul ryan will be there. tickets are still available-- we've posted the details on our website fox6 now dot com. get ready for temperatures in of days. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with a look ahead. a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. temperatures will fall through the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold on tuesday with a high around 17 and wind chills around zero cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wi

. >> joined by wisconsin radio talk show host, charlie sykes, at the town hall yesterday who i saw out of the corner of my eye grimaing quite a bit. and joan walsh. charlie, i'll start with you. i thought that moment was so revealing and also as we watch now has happening in the transition in terms of what the president-elect says about policy priorities or who he's appointing, this sense that he says so many things and is on so many sides of every issue, that you're just sort of guessing but that his supporters somehow know what the real trump is. >> no, i was struck by that, how they project on him what they want him to think. and i think that that individual was quite sincere and quite articulate. >> yeah, it's a blank slate. he can't possibly mean that. he must have said it for these reasons. you know, i was really struck, you know, watching that event, you know, that i'm not sure that bernie sanders or the democrats have really figured out how to come to grips with this populist, nationalist, personality has created. what you got there, they weren't voting for him for any specific

clear that the vote was legitimate here in the state :52speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law candidate jill stein to successfully request the recount. but two commission members said they would not specifically ask the legislature for the change. it will not be our job to make recommendations to the legislature. we dont yet know the actual cost of the recount, but stein has to pay the bill.she gained 66 votes out of this, meaning if the estimate of 3.9 million stands, it would cost her 59- thousand dollars per vote. in madison, theo keith, fox6 news. election commissioners said there was no evidence of russian hacking in wisconsin's election. but the c-i-a says it believes russia did try to influence the election, to help mr. trump. meanwhile -- a federal judge rejects a request for an election recount in pennsylvania. jill stein had requested a recount there.. over potential hacking of state voting machines. but the judge said there was no credible evidence to support that claim -- federal deadline fo

speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party candidate jill si request one. youe curious about w ings chan check it out on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. simply click the "links" tab -- or search "election recount" for a link t commission. president-elect donald trump will make a stop at state fair park tomorrow night. it's part of his "thank you" tour to celebrate his win over hillary clinton last month. tomorrow's event starts at seven. he's not even six months into his term - and a member of wisconsin's newly created ethics oversight commission has had enough. robert kinney says the partisan board is too secret, lacks transparency, and is picks for the board which also has three republican members. the new partisan commission replaced the nonpartisan government accountability board in july. governor scott walker speaking today about his recent trip to the middle east... the governor tweeted a series of photos during his trip. walker says he got a chance to meet a numbe

today, conservative radio host charlie sykes spoke about the election at the milwaukee press club. sykes-- who's been critical of mister trump-- was also critical of the role of the mainstream media in the election. "i think we've had a definite dumbing down of the media, and unfortunately that has also talk about voters this way, it has coarsened the level of discourse in this country." sykes will be leaving his mid-morning show on 620 w-t-m-j and his weekly television show "sunday insight". he ends his daily radio show after 23 years with his final show on monday. a suspended milwaukee police officer learns his fate today after 42-year-old michael anderson will serve one year of probation. anderson fired his service weapon in his backyard near south griffin and euclid in late september. the judge also ruled anderson must maintain absolute sobriety and complete other counseling deemed necessary. "i just want to express my regret and remorse in this. the embarrassment i caused myself, my family remains suspended from the department while an internal investigation continues. an indi

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joining me now from vermont governor and former dnc chair, howard dean and msnbc's contributor, charlie sykes. forgive me if i jump to trump if he makes a statement to the press. talk about the compromise of this deal and as we look closely at these numbers, it is only in indiana alone. carrier jobs only account for .2% of jobs lost. trump would need to do a carrier deal every week to bring back the next 4% manufacturing jobs. >> can trump call this a victory? >> it is a win. a lot of conservatives are going to look at this. this is capitalism and this is government picking winners and losers and historical. this is tangible and he says he's going to save these jobs and he saved the jobs. it is going to bang a good deal of goodwill with his base of the industrial west. trust me, this is the headline that is going resonate among his base. it is a win and maybe a symbolic win but in politics, that's what counts. this story is getting a lot of attention. is the left down playing an impact that donald trump here, president elect being able to claim the savior of 1,000 manufacturing jobs in indian

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joining me charlie sykes.uld shift the new governor of his ability to make key appointments to state and local boards, slash the number of government workers he can hire and fire, and the first time, would require law makers to approve his cabinet. is this what voters want from the people they elect? >> no. we are obviously not living in an era where people are gracious losers, are they? any time you have a raw power grab like this, it tends to come back to bite you in the butt some other time. i guess i'm seeing this on both sides, many attempt to overturn the presidential election what's happening in north carolina. at some point if we keep breaking down these norms if we keep going for the political axe every time we don't get our way, don't be surprised when our increasingly tribal politics becomes more and more chaotic and i ddevisive. >> this could give donald trump a strategy for undermining democracy. a quick glance at his cabinet nomination suggests a similar path. what about other states? >> again, t

. >> hugh, radio show host charlie sykes was talking to us about having to convince some of his listeners that certain news is fake. how have you been addressing this on your show? >> anyone who has been in the business as long as charlie and i have -- i have been doing radio since 1989 and any syndicated show since 2 0000. people will say they are organizing seven years of international events. you gently have to inform them that take the tin foil off. the real fake news problem -- i trace to rather gate. when dan rather, fine news man, got taken in by a hoax about george w. bush's time in the national guard. that's when news media credibility never very strong actually shattered. now the assumption of bias in reporting is so strong that people look for bias confirmation that leads them to completely false news sites. the hardest thing to occur racu over years. not be taken in by what is -- i saw the report earlier today, the fellow who made $30,000 by making up a lie and putting it out there. unfortunately, there's a market for that. we have to reearn credibility every day in the media.