among the candidates, david petronius, the retired general his biographer and mishandling classified information. mitt romney, another contender for the cabinet position has sparked an outcry among some trump loyalists.>> we don't even know if he voted for donald trump. he and his consultants were nothing but awful for a year.>> some claim without any evidence that there was widespread voter fraud tweeting sunday that i won the popular vote if ou who voted illegally. independent fact checkers have determined that claim to be false.>>> charleston church shooter dylan roof will represent himself when he goes to trial for murder. prosecutors say roof open fire inside of mother emmanuel ame church in june 2015. his trial was supposed to start november 7 but it was delayed so that roof could undergo a competence -- competency the death penalty. they say roof wanted to start a race war. >>> police in manila have safely blown up a suspected bomb found in a garbage can just a few feet away from the american embassy this morning. street sweeper found this device and called police. she describ

we are hearing that the retired general david petronius will make his way to the trump tower.e's being considered for secretary of state. he formally led the cia. >> there has been some talk about the president-elect's interest in other countries. he said the company is being run by his children. unlike former presidents like jfk who had a great deal of wealth, it's not being put in a blind trust. we've seen projects all over the world that could be a fruit to curry favor with the president-elect's is a problem? >> they say it's a problem but he's made it will know that he could care less about his business. it's going to be up to his family to carry on that. as we've heard obama say we have to wait and see what happens. it's far too early to judge what we don't know. >> you are like every other member of the press press that a shock that donald trump would do this. donald trump tweets late at night, we know that. we knew he had businesses in foreign countries, that's not new. we know he mixes business with politics that's how he won. why you so shocked? >> we have we have a c

david but i s davis -- david petronius met with trump today. >> he showed us some of the opportunitiesare out there.>> the retired general followed other visitors. he resigned in 2012 after admitting to an extramarital affair and mishandling classified information. on tuesday mr. trump will meet with mitt romney for the second time despite backlash over his nomination for secretary of state from trump supporters. >> i am astonished to the intensity of blowback that i see . >> reporter: the president- elect has yet to mention cabinet member nominations to most of the positions. but the incoming president has spoken out and use twitter to attack the hillary clinton campaign for joining the we campaign -- recount campaign by jill stein. in defendant -- independent fact checkers cannot find that the claims online caused in the popular vote. >>> delta airlines is dealing with some political turbulence tonight. the pro--trump grant -- rant that god this traveler kicked off the flight. >>> a is ng a p ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, turbulent flight. 15:26:39 >>> tonight delta is refunding a plane full of

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scarlet: president-elect donald trump is back in new york and has wrapped up his meeting with david petroniusidered for secretary of spoke general petraeus well of their meeting. just but he basically walked is around the world, should a great grasp of variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well. so, very good conversation. we will see where it goes from here. joining us now, our bloombergpolitics reporter kevin in washington. one thing about david ds -- pe traeus of course is he resigned after exposing confidential information during a extramarital affair. to what extent is that being acknowledged with the parallels with what secretary clinton did? >> when i confronted trump on the campaign trail, he would frequently allude to him as why you're going to and should be behind bars. he we have seen him walk that back. he said that he thought that ,illary clinton did far worse to lead to his ousting. the second point was i spoke with a senior trump transition sores earlier today who told me there is widespread support on the inner circle and the interest wa

david petronius is on the schedule for today. jennifer jacobs tweeting "nothing imminent today for additional cabinet staff announcements." vice president-elect mike pence concurred with that as he passed through the lobby at trump tower and briefly addressed reporters. here is what he had to say. good, good. it's going to be a busy week. >> how is the transition going? >> and we will continue to check in at trump tower and you can watch the scene anytime today because we are streaming it live on our website at c-span.org. tonight on "the communicators." copyright will come with a requirement or framework for putting data into a depository where people can have access, where it can be searched on an individual item by item basis, but on a scale basis. because we run 2.5 million songs through and we will get more each day as we move towards an on-demand service. night on the issues facing congress and the music industry over digital music services, including copyright laws, ticket place -- ticket price inflation. he has interviewe