. >> halfway through i looked at cassidy and said will you put "clueless" on. >> "clueless."a stone -- >> i need "clueless." >> emma stone, by the way, won for "la la land." ryan gossling won for best actor. he and eva mendez have been together. you never -- >> you never see them out and about all together. >> he decided to take that opportunity to dedicate it to her. >> oh, how nice. >> take a look. >> i just would like to try and thank one person properly and say that while i was singing and dancing and playing piano and having one of the best experiences i've ever had on a film, my lady was raising our daughter, pregnant with our second, and trying to help her brother fight his battle with cancer. if she hadn't have taken all that on so i could have this experience, would surely be someone else up here other than me today. sweetheart, thank you. to my daughters, amada and esmerelda, i love you, and if i may, i would like to dedicate this to the memory of her brother, juan carlos mendez. thank you very much to the h fp. good night. >> what a classy thing. >> beautiful. >> c

in this case you have a president he's not clueless, he's clearly not clueless, but he is moved because by what people say on television, by what people say on social media. and he knows how to use social media back. in this case his aides are maybe wise to talk to him through the press as well as through social media but especially through the press to make him see how he is being seen and to try to move him one way or the other as he signs these executive orders and makes these important decisions. >> so as far as you can see from the outside, is what is happening behind the scenes in the white house unprecedented or is there also in-fighting? >> no, not unprecedented at all. there is always going to be infighting and jockeying for position. everybody on the white house staff ends up yjockeying for th ear of the president and how you're seen on the outside depends on how much of the president's ear you have. so that jockeying is always going to be there. >> rick, what do you make of the leaks so far? >> leaks is a function of the staff trying to preserve its reputation and relationshi

>> i was clueless. i had no idea. he was dabbing. i have idea what the word meant so the speaker and i learned a new term. >> that's right. tell us why you decide to run for congress. >> there was a lot of reason but we first grand child about two years ago my wife and i had the conversation of what's next in life. and we were unfortunately, convince we were not leaving the country better than we found it. my grandson would not have the same opportunities i had growing up no matter where you're born where you're from you can make it in america. we were drowning in regulation from the government and our military was not as strong. national security was becoming an issue in kansas. we're in the middle of country and housewives told me they are were fearful. you like to fix things, it's time to go to washington. so here we are. >> you had what you call a surpri surprise victory against tim hughes camp. >> -- he had been professional politics for 12 or 14 years in the state house so a rooky and no vans in politics he had millions spent w

>> i was clueless. i really thought he was sneezing. i had no idea what he was doing. someone mentioned the word, oh, he was dabbing. i had no idea what word meant. i guess the speaker and i learned a new term. >> that's right. >> tell us why you decided to run for congress. >> it was always a lot of reasons but we had our first grandchild about two years ago was born. my wife and i had the conversation, what's next in life? we were unfortunately convinced we weren't leaving the bet country better than we found it. my grandson wouldn't have the same opportunity that i had growing pup. a free market. a chance that month matter where you are born, no matter where you are from that can you make it in america. i thought we were drowning in regulationes from the government and taxation policies and frankly our military was not as strong as i was comfortable with. national security was becoming an issue in kansas. we're in the middle of the country and housewives in kansas told me they were fearful for national security. and in this conversation my wife looked to me and said

marshall: i was clueless. i thought he was sneezing. i had no idea, then i saw him mention the word. he was dabbin. we learned a new term. reporter: that is right. rep. marshall: tell us why you decided that reporter: tell us why you decided to run. rep. marshall: always a lot of reasons. we had our first grandchild a couple of years ago and i had a conversation about what his next in life. if we were convinced we were not leaving the country better than what we found it. our children and grandchildren would not have the same opportunities. the free market of no matter where you were born, that you can make it in america. i thought that we were drowning in regulations from the government and taxation policies. and frankly, the military was not a strong as i was comfortable with. national security was becoming an issue in kansas. we are in the middle of the country and housewives there told me that they were fearful for national security and in this conversation my wife said, would you like to fix things? it is time to go to washington.

it would be better if the answer that was he is clueless. the problem is, that i mean there's a growing element, that is anti israel. as we saw from you senator schumer, and engel, it's a element, within the democratic party. when they have a hearing, we see half the crowd wearing pink shirts and bring leaders up on war crime charges. i met with the the prime minister of the palestinian authority, and he said, they will not recognize israel as a jewish state. hamas would win the election and they will not rest unless israel is wiped off the map. it still wouldn't bring peace. >> hamas controls all of gaza, and, is beat political but a terror organization. you mentioned chuck should mer, he said i fear secretary kerry has emboldened, good -- extremist's both side. >> you're doing with the college campuses where college students are being exposed. i'm jewish. i grew up in new york. when college law school, active duty i never experienced anti-semitism. and now, but, even more so than that is the economic b.d.s. effort to target t. so, when it

>> i really was clueless. i really thought he was sneezing. i had no idea what he was doing. and then someone mentioned the word, he was dabbing. i had no idea what the word even meant, so i guess the speaker and i both learned a new term. >> that's right. tell us why you decided to run for congress. >> there's always a lot of reasons, but we had our first grandchild about two years ago was born. and my wife and i had the conversation what's next in life. and we were unfortunately convinced that we weren't leaving the country better than we found it. my grandson was not going to have the same opportunities that i had growing up, a free market, a chance that no matter where you're born, what -- where you're from, that you can make it in america. we just thought that we were drowning in regulations from the government and taxation policy and frankly our military was not as strong as i was comfortable with. national security was becoming an issue in kansas. we're in the middle in the country and house wives in kansas told me they were fearful for national security. and in this c

think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's not settled that that's going to cause a big problem. >> the science is pretty clear that unless we do something about that concentration of greenhouse gas emissions, we're going to have problems of species extinction, of issues with drought, ocean acidification, reasonable people have a debate about what policy prescriptionstor a clean future and whether clean innovative technologies are in the structure. it is frustrating we continue to debate about climate ange, that doesn't excus irresponsible comments. we need all people to have a civil discourse. john: you agree sometimes the left gets mob like. >> all sides do. the left have fringes that throw stones an

think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's not settled that that's going to cause a big problem. >> the science is pretty clear that unless we do something about that concentration of greenhouse gas emissions, we're going to have problems of species extinction, of issues with drought, ocean acidification, reasonable people have a debate about what policy prescriptionstor a clean future and whether clean innovative technologies are in the structure. it is frustrating we continue to debate about climate change, that doesn't excuse irresponsible comments. we need all people to have a civil discourse. john: you agree sometimes the left gets mob like. >> all sides do. the left have fringes that throw stones

young people are clueless when it comes to basic survival skills such as tying a knot or starting a fireength of rope in so caroline and robert can show us a half page or a shipshape. there are so many programmes these day is like like bear g rylls programmes these day is like like bear grylls showing us how to survive in extreme conditions. they should have picked something up. they mostly appear on young teenager's apps, don't they? this is aiming at the app potato face. we all know how to make a fire outside. we rub to boy scouts together. laughter young but decides you see people struggling. pupils going out with picnics. everything has been done by a certain delivery van or whatever —— people. you used it cook for half the world. did you have an outdoorsy childhood? i was once lowered to a harbour and childhood? i was once lowered to a harbourand did an childhood? i was once lowered to a harbour and did an outward bound horrendous exhibition at age 12 something. we did all right. we tied knots and started fires and waded through mud. the final frontier was that each member of the te

. >> the pain is palpable for bob donohoe, clueless where his son is tonight. >> i'm visiting his partly regularly. >> now three weeks later the woman in the video racking up the charges on donohoe's she turned herself into police. chernor sheriff. she admitted to charging hair extensions, southing oil and a wig at beauty stores. but denied knowing or harming donohoe. how did she get his cards? >> we need to know what is the link of the credit card an john's disappearance. >> donohoe is a 1998 gonzaga high school grad wasn't dating. he lived alone in a bethesda apartment and worked as web designer at umuc. his father says he was happy with life. never vanishedded before. his car also missing. a black chevy equinox with maryland tags. >> we want t is chernor sheriff connected to john donohoe's disappearance? the police won't say for sure but they chargedded her with four criminal counts of identity theft. her boyfriend however isn't facing charges of yet. we are live in prince george's county, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. still ahead at 2:00. how long construction proje

thanks for talking to me. >> good to see you. >> first of all, the phrase "clueless child" it's brutal. what's going on with the leaks is that fair in your opinion? >> i think all white houses leak to some degree. some people leak for a reason. some people leak to hear this talk and make themselves feel important. my advice, if you're working in the white house and you're in the latter category, stop, because it's not helping the office of president. it's not helping the president's agenda. there's a strategy out there to use leaking to move along the present agenda we're not in a campaign anymore. people need to realize if you're leaking there needs to be a purpose behind it. if you're leaking to make yourself feel better of what you're doing, you may want to rethink it. >> with the leaks here, i think what we're talking about, you can give us perspective, is this morning we should expect one week into a new administration? >> i don't know how you measure the leaks. all are different. the media landscape is different today today than 16 years ago. i will say there is a strategy out th

check out clueless and romy and michelles high school reunion on the big screen. it's all happening at the village theatre art gallery in danville from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend. welcome back to kron four news weekend. take a look at this video. three people were rescued from their cars in the san diego area yesterday afternoon. >> marty:the cars were trapped in rising flood waters in sorrento valley, about 15 miles north of downtown san diego. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. a scary scene in san francisco. where strong gusts of wind caused a scaffolding to collapse, toppling onto a man and trapping him under the structure. this is video sent to us by a kron four viewer. you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance. >> reporter: the north bay 50 were looking at 48 on half monday it is selling out into the bay and also all this as we've been trying u.s. cities. is the heavy stuff that's happening late tonight and then i have your rainshowers part of it looks like the morning hours yet another dust

see who saves the bride's day from a clueless best man. >> cheers to that. >>> the rescue by animal aid is nothing less than challenging. check this out, this dog is caught in a very sticky situation. sticky because there was hot tar in there. and that dog got stuck. they believe she's been in there several days when they come upon her. and they have to get her out. she wasn't moving very much. she was hyper ventilating. and she was just kind of worn out waiting to die. so they immediately pick up the barrel that she stuck in and had power tools on location so they can at least cut her out. >> from the looks of it, there's a lot of trash inside. i would speculate it was the heat of the sun. he went inside during the day and the heat made it sort of like this. >> oh, no, it couldn't have been the sun to heat it up like this because you can see her. she has burns on part of her body because of the hot tar. but the next thing to do is get her out. so they put her in their rescue vehicle, take her back to the center. and now they have to use vegetable oil to soften the tar to get it off her

senator for his questioning, and obviously clueless about any kind of information that an attorney general would be -- would need to do. i'm just very sorry that we had to endure this and thank you. >> all right. thank you, jane. milford, connecticut, good evening to lee on the independent line. >> caller: hi. i just want to thank you for c-span but i was discouraged about my senator from connecticut, blumenthal. i think he really acted obnoxiously and he should be giving award for the worst senator and worst words of the whole session. thank you. >> here on c-span 3 throughout the day we have been bringing you live coverage from the senate judiciary committee. they started this hearing at 9:30 this morning. they have taken a few breaks and this one started about 6:00 eastern. what we expect to happen is for them to return for one last round, possible couple of senators and the chairman, senator grassley wrapping things up on day number one. again, this is the first of two days with jeff sessions. senator sessions testifying today and then other witnesses expected tomorrow. to new york, vi

in your own words, you said you were clueless. that was brave. steve: yes.roke my golden rule of choosing a market or business that you are passionate about or you know and also choosing a large market. i chose singapore, a village in the global scale, and property that i had no idea about. at the same time, the real big players in this market were very large media companies. we sort of take that on and try to change the whole industry. to do that was a challenging task. we started slowly, we bootstrap ped the business and started off with four of us in a tiny shop house in chinatown and got the website out in december 2007 and slowly started to grow the business. haslinda: you did not go on holiday for 18 months and did not pay yourself for how long? steve: the first five years were pretty grueling. it was like a prison sentence. myself and my partner, we were working seven days a week, 14 hours a day for those five years and we did not take any vacations for those five years, the first year no salary. , all the money was going to the staff and building the

senator and nancy pelosi are clueless and keep tweeting. real donald trump. and finally, yolanda tweets, thanks posus, under obamacare fewer people skip doctor's visits because of cost, obamacare didn't fail. log on to my on the station -- any of the wusa9 social media pages and join the conversation we want to hear from you. >>> turkish investigators say they've identified the gunman who killed 39 people during a new year's eve terror attack at a nightclub in istanbul. they've not yet released the name. he recorded a selfie video walking around the city. the attack has been the -- of a huge manhunt. so far investigators have arrested a dozen people with ties to the suspect. >>> new legislation is moving forward after a brutal murder in the district. mayor muriel bowser will sign a gps monitoring bill today. it will make sure that people who take off the device or disable it get punished. and that's not currently case because -- the case because of a legal poop hole. this new legislation -- loop pole. this new legislation comes too late for the -- hole. this

in fact the ceo isn't the only one clueless on trump's replacement plan, a lot of republicans were surprisedar the statement to the "washington post" when he vowed insurance "for everybody." let's go to raja ma nu. >> reporter: they're not getting any word about what this plan is or exactly how he plans to cover it. or the fact points to have policy. republicans are dealing on their own with their part of repeal and place when it comes to obamacare, they want to deal with it on a case by case basis, they want to add some pieces in repeal legislation we're going to see in the next up coming weeks and see pieces through the legislative process in the coming months but they have not gotten much word from the trump team about exactly what they want to see in that proposal so perhaps in a couple of weeks actually next week the house and the senate are having a retreat in pennsylvania. donald trump is expected to be there as well as trump transition, administration officials, and expect more effort to try to get behind a cohesive plan because right now there are a lot of folks on capitol hill oper

when they come back i'll show them how totally clueless they are. silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? (laughter) come home with me! trade up to the silverado 2500hd all star edition and get an average total value over $11,000 when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. john: most americans assume some things can't be privatized because, well, therefore, everyone public parks, for example, people say maintaining parks, keeping them accessible to the public is a job for government. the public sector has to do that. people like that word public. once i went to a park near here and asked people which is better, public or private. >> if it were private they would charge you a fee for looking. >> wound say public otherwise we wouldn't be here. >> they were standing in a privately run park but didn't know that. although people love the idea of pub

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and the reason being some of our forecast models are essentially clueless right now. they don't have an idea on what is going on after three or four days. we'll get back into rain wednesday, thursday, and friday, and after that, we'll have to see. 60s on the temperatures you're by the coast, it will be nice. i told you was going to knives down around santa cruz. it is -- going to be nice down around santa cruz. it is. but then rain arrives thursday, friday, and we're going to leave it right there. >> head to the beach if you can. >> todayed and tomorrow looks pretty -- today and tomorrow looks pretty good. >> thank you, steve. >>> a search is under way for an inmate two escaped from the federal prison in merced county. eric pree was discovered missing yesterday morning. he is serving time for mail fraud. >>> president donald trump offering condolences after a navy seal was killed and three others wounded during a raid in yemen targeting al-qaida. the president said that americans are saddened by this news. it's the first time a u.s. service member has died in combat u

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replacement that the current plan donald trump is working on, in fact the ceo isn't the only one clueless on trump's health care plan, bus turns out many number of republicans were surprised to hear that interview with the "washington post" that he vowed "insurance for everybody," let's go mj lee, and talk to me about some of these republicans that said wait a second, what is this insurance for everyone thing? >> growing frustrated by what donald trump said over the weekend and just to recap donald trump said he is close to finishing his own bill to repeal and replace obamacare and said this plan would provide insurance for everyone and would lower deductibles. now the problem here, brooke, is that he didn't offer many specifics at all and the reason this puts many republicans in a very uncomfortable position is that it is very difficult to know how you can provide insurance for everybody while lowering deductibles while also lowering spending which is the key thing republicans are focused on and because there's so little clarity on what republicans want to do in terms of replacing obamac

she said she was clueless about her husband's plans, her uncle insists she did nothing wrong. >> i knowent, how can she live in that home and did not know something was awry? >> i don't know, i don't know how to answer you. i can tell, when he's going to do some thing crazy like that. >> automaker hyundai plans to ramp up investments in the u.s. they are also looking to build a new factory in the states. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines, log onto foxnewstv.com. his >> tom: big surprise, millennials lack basic survival skills like using a map or fishing. more than half of young adults are unable to tie a single notch. and 40% have never swum in open water. only a third of respondents knew how to naturally start a fire, and 44% had never been camping before. as for maps, they can't read them. there rely instead on gps or google maps on their phone. it's no surprise they don't learn these skills, they don't have to. but they should have to learn, lest we all slip into a nightmare of liberalism. tom, how did you get there? chris hahn is shaking his head. i

. >> but right now the movie clueless trying to figure out what she will wear. >> yes, get up, and brush and i pick up my clothes.l, the clothing store at the gap you may have app, kind of like on clothe they say you you on line ,fect idea. >>e a big being in the dre >> no. >> you wmirrors. >> hated it. >> i would make it ehmans. >> golden globes are this >> yes. >> which movies are going to be lala land. mccarthey has his right on be lala land. mccarthey has his right on target, up ra l mills big g cereals are gluten-free, be lala land. mccarthey has his right on target, up our cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. thand "no way" to high fructosee aicorn syrup. n feel good the goldenback, everybody. globes? >> an american accolade best toyed by the 93 members of the hollywood press association recognizing excellen domestic and foreign. >> what's going to happen this sunday, so this is what we do every year,ev film kit lick tell us who should win certain categories, who will win. let's start with kevin. best motion picture drama here we, are the lion, manchester by the sea, moonl

they are trying to insert themselves into a political conversation which quite frankly they are cluelessercedes thanks for being here this morning. heather: thank you. abby: let's check with steve doocy to see what's happening on "fox & friends". heather: good morning. steve: before sean spicer started tangling with people in the press room, he tangled with the ice cream of the future. so anyway, the ceo tries to cool tensions with mr. spicer, the ceo is going to join us live and there could be a gigantic dip and dots social before the end of the day just after sean spicer put this out. dip and dots is not the ice creme of the future. look at that. what's that about? we will talk to the ceo as they settle their feud, their cool feud. plus we have senator tom cotton who tangled with chuck schumer on the floor of the senate and congress mang pman from the great state of california and jim kelly, the all-star quarterback and texas governor greg abbott. >> i like that. thank you so much. we will tune in and we will be right back heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", president trump

one bit, thank god for that i think his response and his rejoinder to merkel or any other of the clueless european open borders, elites has to behind -- mind your own business. lou: michelle, i will ask you this, i know you are supporting donald trump throughout, did you think at this point, less than 4 days to his inauguration, and taking the oath of office, did you think he would be doing this much and this well. >> i don't think evening hav -- i don't think that i could have anticipated it, i have to say along my way i have had doubts and questions, i don't agree on everything, but on issues that matter most to me that we've talked about for upwards of 20 years now, immigration and national security and sovereignty, he maintained a laser focus, i have been absolutely pleased with what he has done so far, i hope he maintains that commitment to american sovereignty, and american economy and american workers at every stage of the wage spectrum. lou: it takes a genius of a donald trump, to come up with #american first. incorporated all that. michelle, i keep trying. i appreciate it. >> you

and one follower said when you're cute and the most clueless 23-year-old on -- human on earth. >> hardest-workingyear-old on earth, she calls that -- she calls herself that. >> self proclaimed. >> there's other pictures on instagram that show her taking a nap and getting rest. so you know they went straight through the other pictures. the pictures she posted she caption today #has not slept in years. so, you know, everybody who is scrolling through her timeline at work they're like, girl, no. >> so i think there's so many people that work hard and you have so little and you're doing so much working construction or second and third job and making ends meet and you're a mom, whatever, parent, so many things could be going on it seems a little out of touch for a lot of people who are like gosh that seems like a glamorous life we would love to have. >> exactly. there's so many people resting to a mega rich 2-year-old you know what i mean? >> posh ayou know people take shots of her napping. >> it's hard to take a selfie when napping. >> they caught me sleeping right? no. >> yes, always oh, my goodness

media cluelessness about president trump. it was on full display during president trump's first joint news conference earlier today. >> mr. president, you said before that torture worked? he praised russia, you said you want to ban citizens from coming to america, you suggested there should be punishments for abortion, for many people, in britain, those sound like alarming beliefs. what do you say to our viewers at home where worried about them of your views and worried about being the leader of a free world? >> how can the british prime minister believe you? you've been known to change your position onn things? >> eric: do you need any more evidence to know that the media is still so out of touch? kellyanne conway, the media, the left, people just don't get donald trump. what is taking them so long to embrace the sky? >> very few people in the media have made? the adjustment to president trump. they just re-hatched their list of grievances and put it in the form of a question. i'm glad he didn't answer every piece of her que

and he says most americans are clueless about the benefits everyone gets even from companies like walmartat do you mean? >> walmart is one of the best things that's ever happened to the poor. walmart has reduced prices for the poor by an estimated $2,000 plus per household, that's from jason furman who was obama's economic adviser. more than $2,000 to every family in america -- can. john: this was his research before obama. >> exactly. intellectually honest economist. if you're poor and you can reduce your costs, your life is better. capitalism, when allowed to do so, always reduces costs, increases quality and creates more diversity which is why we need to allow walmart and other companies to give more poor people more access to better goods and services for lower prices. john: all right. they and we can buy stuff, save money, buy it for less. but when they're paying $9 an hour and they voluntarily raised it above minimum wage because it's good pr for them, and it helps them keep good workers and it's how the market should work, but people say $9, that's good middle -- that guts good mid

he said the night of the nightclub massacre, his niece was clueless what was going on. >> called her early in the morning to say where is omar mateen. and see said, well, he's not -- and she said, well, he's not here, let me find out, and she called her and he said have now not seen the news? and she said no, and he said i love you, and hung up. that's all she knows. >> reporter: federal prosecutors said salman also misled investigators after the shooting in order to prevent local police from contacting the fbi. federal prosecute verse requested that salman be transferred back to florida for future court proceedings, but at 9:30 this morning here in oakland federal court is when salman salman is expected to -- when salman is expected to enter a plea to those charges against her. >>> university of california president janet napolitano is in the hospital being treated for complications of cans are. she was ticed with cancer in august, but monday night, she was -- she was diagnosed with cancer in , but monday night she was rushed to the hospital from home a medical scare. she is expecte

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. >> we're clueless. okay. what was it? is it ever going to affect us. like that's really scary. and the cats were affected too. so i'm thinking did they breathe something, did they eat something? we're all up in airs wondering what's going on. >> reporter: and a friend told us late this afternoon she doesn't know about the generator the neighbor was talking about inside the apartment here but she says val often had large equipment to help in her research to try to find a cure for blindness. meanwhile investigators hope pending autopsy and toxicology results will help explain the couple's mysterious death. i'm elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to get back to the breaking news we mentioned at the top of the newscast. we're still following what's happening there near the dumb barton bridge. we'll get to that in a moment >>> also taking on president trump. governor brown's stern message to the new administration. >>> and cleanup is under way along the peninsula after rogue waves crashed the coast. i'm michelle roberts in pacifica where dozens of bird watchers flocked he

concerns are not just specific to just rick perry, you've got devos and there was one senator they were cluelessing their hearings. what does a lack of government service mean? does it necessarily mean they're going to do a bad job or not? >> not necessarily, but you want some kind of government service, state service, elected service. i'm worried about the cabinet, there's no hispanic, very few women, no democrat, i mean he's totally breaking tradition. for instance, my ole jd job, ni haley, i think that's a good appointment. she immediate a statement saying that russia may be guilty of war crimes because of their bombing of aleppo. >> she's expressed pretty heavy criticism of russia. she's been die meticalr die met opposed to -- >> he thinks that tillerson is goington okay, that he's qual y qualified. i'm concerned about his ties to exxonmob exxonmobil. maybe he's going to be okay, but we desperately need somebody to restrain donald trump from making the statements, doing the foreign policy initiatives by tweet that he's doing that are causing a lot of international problems, a lot of concern.

media cluelessness about president trump.on full display during president trump's first joint news conference earlier today. >> mr. president, you said before that torture worked? he praised russia, you said you want to ban citizens from coming to america, you suggested there should be punishments for abortion, for many people, in britain

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if you could take one thing away from 2016, the markets are as clueless as the rest of us when it comesg for this and pricing for it. investorsink that need to learn from 2016 that politics do not hit economics right away. it takes time to put policies in place. the political wrangling to get your policies through parliament takes a lot of time as well. we get caught up in the event. guy: how do i position for that? do i take risk off the table or do i disperse risk? how do i position myself for these events because 2016 taught us that if you position one way or the other aggressively, you are probably wrong. luke: it is about the companies. it is about the individual investments and not about the markets. the market is getting caught up. i think in that sense, barclays is right about it being earnings and not politics. but that has always been the case in the long run. you have to sit through the volatility while you are waiting for the returns to come through. guy: it is a complicated year ahead for the federal reserve. we will break down the donald trump administration and what the t