cunningham: [laughter] mr. cunningham: i'll continue the real estate metaphor here. we've made a tremendous amount -- tremendous investment and a lot of money in this particular fixer-upper, as scott put it. the fixer-upper is being fixed and it's going to take some time to do it, but you have the opportunity to protect the investment that's been made and to advance it. mr. cunningham: and we have generated to a significant return on that investment. it hasn't been the return that we had hoped, hasn't been 20

cunningham: [laughter] mr. cunningham: i'll continue the real estate metaphor here. we've made a tremendous amount -- tremendous investment and a lot of money in this particular fixer-upper, as scott put it. the fixer-upper is being fixed and it's going to take some time to do it, but you have the opportunity to protect the investment that's been made and to advance it. mr. cunningham: and we have generated to a significant return on that investment. it hasn't been the return that we had hoped, hasn't been 20 percent, but it's 10 percent. that's not bad, and it can get better if we get smarter at it. and by the way, the last thing you should want to have is to have this particular edifice crumble during the first couple of years of your presidency because then your life gets much more difficult. mr. brookes: thank you very much for those thoughts. mr. brookes: please join me in giving the panelists a round of applause. [applause] elated today president-elect donald trump speaks to alabama. some news about the incoming trump administration. donald trump announcing his

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his entire 35 years, bill cunningham. you all like bill? cheers ] >> bill cunningham, i'm in your city, i want a full report. >> sean hannity, let me say this to you. in 1984, ronald reagan saved america from mondale and bob beckel, you're previous good friend. i'll say this, it's taken us now almost 32 years to have this kind of passion among ohioan and that kind of drive is going to be shown right here at the u.s. arena. they are god-fearing americans. >> here is a state where the republican sitting governor oppose -- did it bother you that kasich didn't support trump? >> yeah. >> the sitting republican governor didn't support him and won by over eight points. >> it didn't make any difference. this wasn't about kasich. this wasn't about a personality. it was about a movement. donald j. trump walks in the shows of ronald reagan. he's the guy that fires us up john mccain is a patriot but we couldn't get 200 people to come and listen to john mccain. 200. now there's going to be 20,000. 20,000. >> how did he do it in such a wide margin that n

bill cunningham, i'm in your city.ll report. >> sean hannity, in 1984, the gipper saved america from the clutches of mondale. it's taken 32 years to have this kind of passion between ohioans and hoosiers. you saw what happened. these are normal, god-fearing americans. >> it's amazing. here is a state where the republican sit in governor opposed. did it bother you that kasich didn't support trump? and he won by over eight points. >> it didn't matter. this wasn't about kasich or a personality. this is about a movement. donald trump walks in the shoes of ronald reagan. you and i, and god bless john mccain's patriotism. john mccain is a patriot. but in 2008 we couldn't get 200 people to listen to john mccain. now, there are going to be 20,000 americans here tonight. 20,000. 20,000. >> bill cunningham, how did he do it with such a large margin in a state you've got to win to become the president? no republican ever became president without your great state of ohio. the buck eye state? >> there are three large stories here t

bill cunningham, i'm in your city.ort. >> sean hannity, in 1984, the gipper saved america from the clutches of mondale. it's taken 32 years to have this kind of passion between ohioans and hoosiers. you saw what happened. these are normal, god-fearing americans. >> it's amazing. here is a state where the republican sit in governor opposed. did it bother you that kasich didn't support trump? and he won by over eight points. >> it didn't matter. this wasn't about kasich or a personality. this is about a movement. donald trump walks in the shoes of ronald reagan. you and i, and god bless john mccain's patriotism. john mccain is a patriot. but in 2008 we couldn't get 200 people to listen to john mccain. now, there are going to be 20,000 americans here tonight. 20,000. 20,000. >> bill cunningham, how did he do it with such a large margin in a state you've got to win to become the president? no republican ever became president without your great state of ohio. the buck eye state? >> there are three large stories here that th

his entire 35 years, bill cunningham. you all like bill? cheers ] >> bill cunningham, i'm in your city, i want a full report. >> sean hannity, let me say this to you. in 1984, ronald reagan saved america from mondale and bob beckel, you're previous good friend. i'll say this, it's taken us now almost 32 years to have this kind of passion among ohioan and that kind of drive is going to be shown right here at the u.s. arena. they are god-fearing americans. >> here is a state where the republican sitting governor oppose -- did it bother you that kasich didn't support trump? >> yeah. >> the sitting republican governor didn't support him and won by over eight points. >> it didn't make any difference. this wasn't about kasich. this wasn't about a personality. it was about a movement. donald j. trump walks in the shows of ronald reagan. he's the guy that fires us up john mcc patriot but we couldn't get 200 people to come and listen to john mccain. 200. now there's going to be 20,000. 20,000. >> how did he do it in such a wide margin that no americ

here tonight. 20,000. 20,000. 20,000. >> bill cunningham how did he do it by such a large margin in atate you have to win to be president? >> there are three large cities here, cleveland, columbus, cincinnati and they comprise 30% of the whole state. 70% in land cast, marietta, blue color americans said i don't want to be on welfare, i want a job, and a good friend of my who is very sick today, compton comes from a small town in indiana you go there now and it is shut down. it is --. small town america gone. like a tsunami and washed across the from country and said we can't take it anymore. >> bill rung ham -- bill cunningham the most popular radio host in all of cincinnati. we have to say goodbye. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works

. >> monica crowley and bill cunningham weigh in. all of that but geraldo rivera eni and i go one on one over the kate steinle. >>> the left wing mainstream media keep proving how out of touch they are. that's tonight's opening monologue. the abuse ily biassed press don't get it because outlets like the clinton news network, they were caught colluding with the clinton came pan. they don't know what was going on in this country. donald trump gets it. that's probably one of the big reasons he gets it. and you the american people obviously get it. but the at left mainstream media continue have a clue and they tonight want to. this comes from jech zucker's stenographer. he's been arguably the most biassed offender towards president-elect trump. let's take a look at his latest smear. >> we're at the point where we have to talk about what it means to have an authoritarian as opposed to a democratic president treating the press this way? >> talk to international correspondents who say to you this is what authoritarians do. i think we need t

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abe cunningham is here. give it up for abe, everybody. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, buddy. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy winning actress and comedian who you know from "saturday night live." which returns this week with host john cena and musical guest marren morris. she's also starring in the upcoming film "office christmas party" which is in theaters december 9th. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers & applause ] >> seth: my one and only. my one and only. how are you my dear? >> that was a trial, seth. >> seth: that was a trial. >> it is too long from the door to the chair. >> seth: we are gonna -- >> can we get the chair over there? >> seth: you leave that in the suggestion box every time you come on. you say you have to shorten the gap between the door. >> and yet you've not done it. but i've come back. so fool me once. >> seth: and i -- it is always a gift to have you here. you are my christmas miracle. >> you are -- >> seth: oh, thank you.

next top model" musician/host rita ora, music from kacey musgraves, featuring the 8g band with abe cunningham. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is just great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump was named "time" magazine's 2016 person of the year this morning. while hillary clinton was named runner-up. and when she heard, hillary she's now living with brand stark. [ light laughter ] donald trump is reportedly considering arriving at his inauguration by helicopter, and so is chris christie. [ light laughter ] take me with you! i can't go back to new jersey! former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski said today that donald trump's presidency will make it okay for people to say cory, we've always been allowed to say merry christmas, it's just no one says it to you. [ light laughter ] donald trump said today that he doesn't believe that russia interfered with his election in any way. well, technically all he said was, "nyet." [ light laug

. >> former eagles quarterback randall cunningham was induct in the college football hall of fame lastight. he had a 16 year nfl career, 11 with the eagles. cunningham was first football player from the university of nevada las vegas induct in the college football hall of fame. congratulations to him. >>> temple basketball will take on george washington at home, tip off at 7:30. we caught up with fran dunphy to talk about his red hot owls. >> we have had some really good wins, so far this year. we're grateful to be where we are. we don't have have a lot of margin for error. we have a long, long way to go. so we're excited about it. only thing we're thinking about is gw and lets see how we do. >> you have to love coach dunphy. >> love the madness in december too. >> yes, got to have it. >> thanks, leslie. >>> "cbs evening news" is a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica. great to be with you in philadelphia here's the "cbs evening news" fires, that kille4 people. >>> plus refugees flee bolt of aleppo as assod dictator ship and russia

comedian and author abbi jacobson -- music from miranda lambert -- featuring the 8g band with abe cunningham. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great. in that case let's get to the news, vice president joe biden said yesterday that he may run for office in 2020 telling reporters, quote, "what the hell, man." i don't know how to tell you this joe but we already elected donald trump -- donald trump is reportedly considering a fast food ceo for labor secretary. "oh, i'm not the burger king," said newt gingrich. [ laughter ] donald trump said on twitter today that he wants to cancel plans to build a new air force one because he feels like it's costing too much money. well hey, if the wright brothers could build a plane i'm sure the [ laughter ] today in 1884 the washington monument was completed. and if george washington were here today to see it he would probably say, "that looks nothing like me." [ light laughter ] "what do the other

abe cunningham, everybody.please give it up for our entire 8-g band with us every night over there. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight, is a four time nba champion, a 15 time nba all star, and recent inductee into the basketball hall of fame. he's currently an nba analyst on tnt. please welcome back to the show our friend shaquille o'neal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: great to see you again. >> nice to see you brother. >> seth: always a pleasure and congratulations. since the last time you were here, inducted into the nba hall of fame. >> oh, thank you. i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now is that -- it that the nba hall of fame ring. >> this is not the official hall of fame ring. >> seth: i was gonna say, that doesn't look official. >> yeah, this is -- this is one that i had made for myself. >> seth: okay. >> as youngster i'm programmed -- [ laughter ] yeah, as a youngster i was always programmed, to -- when i win something i would give it to my father. and i finally ask

cunningham. for murder out on that location. churchill talked about walking in the valley of the sender of death -- valley of the shadow of theh, and in that affect morale of submarine crews that day. that november during the conference, one day after lunch with the president, he asked his daughter sarah to arrange for cry to go to the pyramids to see if we could get close enough to dictate dear -- close enough to take fdr there. the president to that he must simply go to see this links on the impairments. turned abruptly away and said, we will wait for you in the car. outside in the simmering sunshine, his eyes are bright with tears. i love that man. conference,hat same as it was thanksgiving, the president carved a giant turkey for 20 people like professional. he made little speeches afterward and tears were flowing down his cheeks. the band played deeply in the ngckground and everyone sag home on the range. [laughter] churchill was seriously ill with ammonia. on gender 18, he made an unexpected return to the house of commons

abe cunningham, everybody.o. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an academy award nominated cookie lyon in the hit "empire." the mid season finale airs wednesday night on fox. she also stars as a nasa mathematician in the upcoming film "hidden figures." which opens in select cities christmas day, and nationwide january 6th. let's take a look. >> mr. johnson, if i were you, i would quit talking right now. >> i didn't mean no disrespect. >> i will have you know i was the first negro female student at a west virginia university graduate school. on any given day i analyze the manometer level for air displacement, friction and velocity. and compute over 10,000 calculations by hand. so yes, they let women do some things at nasa, mr. johnson. and it's not because we wear skirts. it's because we wear glasses. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend, taraji p. henson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> always fun to see you. >> seth: always fun to you see you. congratulations on

joins us this morning is james cunningham. they joined the may of 2015 as a senior fellow and the south asian center and is on the share of o afghanistan. he served as ambassador from august to 2012 to december of 2014 and the deputy ambassador and is the am abass door to israel in 2008 and 2011 and then the postings around the world and nato. then we will hear from scott smith. i guess the order is in terms of the seating and scott is going to o go next. he serves as the senior mediation adviser. prior to this scott served as the director of vip's and afghanistan and central asia program. he was the director there. prior to joining usip in 2012, scott spent 13 years in the united nations and focussing on afghanistan and issues. finally from the heritage foundation they would enlighten us and that's in 2012 and he is the director of the douglas and allison center for foreign and national center policy. prior to that, luke served in the united kingdoms and then the special adviser to the british defense secretary. during this t

say hello to abe cunningham, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here, abe. >> thank you guys. >> seth: our first guest tonight is the academy award-winning filmmaker of documentaries like michael moore. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? >> seth: always so nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> seth: so here we are. i want to start with last time you were here was august. and you had just written an donald trump will win." and it was at a time where he was down in the polls and people thought you were crazy. and is this a case where you are bummed out at how right you were? >> yes, i never wanted to be more wrong. >> seth: yeah. >> and i remember when i actually -- when i said this on the show, the audience like moaned, like no. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, well because it didn't seem possible. >> seth: it didn't seem possible. >> she was ahead in the polls. she was winning the debates. it was a great convention. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so all important. >> seth: but yet -- and it wasn't just that you predicted it, you sort of called the reason why it mig

on the question of pakistan, i agree with what ambassador cunningham said. we don't know what to do but nothing we've done has worked so far and that still remains one of the crucial pieces of this puzzle. in terms of what to do about it, i'm mostly going to, i'll refer to another report that is involved with as well as a few other people in this room which is the asia foundation report on afghanistan going forward which has a number of recommendations. i reread them yesterday in the context of this more recent analysis and i think most of them are valid and really encompass sort of the ensemble of what it needs to be doing. the question of long-term commitment, at the very least we need to stop thinking in this one year cycle. we know we have a cycle that goes until 220, we know that we have elections coming up in 2019 and we really need to at the very least start with the first program that looks at those areas and what happens next year. let me put a plug in also for another idea that i said earlier that the middle east institute panel which was, what do

this defensive play -- pay goes from evans to cunningham, and this is a tight ball game 24-21. in the fourth quarter devaughn mcmillin the fourth-quarter run the hoke is gone. they win 35-24. >> withdrawal must wins all the time but we won't throw it out here. they redskins must win against the giants sunday or their season is over. >> a lot of people think i can do a lot of things. thanks to some surveillance camera, a family knows exactly who to blame for their shoe loss. >> take a look at this video from frisco, texas and you will see why. a coyote snakes under the porch and grabs a shoe and takes off. the shoes owner is not exactly thrilled. >> the time difference between my friends leaving is just five minutes. what if the coyote was there and we would have opened the door? >> wildlife experts say people do not need to be concerned about an attack in this situation, because you come face-to-face with a coyote. apparently coyotes are getting more comfortable with humans in this particular area. apparently enough to need human footwear, for what? we don't exactly know. >> i'

. >> reporter: meet 16-year-old zandra cunningham.dding beauty entrepreneur. >> we get the order fulfilled. >> reporter: tonight she's packing up her homemade exfoliators and body scrubs and driving from buffalo to brooklyn. >> we're excited to see the rest of new york. >> reporter: with her parents to see if she can turn her home grown hobby into the big time at the etsy open call. the super bowl of crafting where entrepreneurs can land major accounts with top retailers like macy's and whole foods. >> i'm kate lip, the owner and design. >> reporter: kaitlyn runs her business out of her home in texas and is carting her wears to new york with dreams of mass market success. how difficult was it for the people who are here today presents their products to get here? >> we have the hard job of picking between 1400 people and choosing only 36 that could be here today. >> reporter: and those people who are presenting here today, what's at stake? >> they could get purchase orders from these retailers. >> reporter: this is a game changer for a