he reminds me of dick cheney, who earlier was well regarded. and somehow after 9/11 truly became a different dick cheney and mike flynn has become a different and it sure seems an unstable mike flynn. i fear he is the one who would actually take charge in the white house. >> want to put up something collin powell said. other generals have expressed concerns about flynn. about his appearances with putin and support of trump. he said flynn got fired as head of dia, abusive with staff. didn't listen. worked against policy. bad management, et cetera. he has been and was right wing nutty every since, meaning ever since. is that fair what he said? >> i think it's about right. and i think it reflects his bewillederment in much of the foreign policy community in that other was a guy what was very

and his secretary of defense, dick cheney became vice , president of the united states, influential. not friend, donald rumsfeld, became secretary of defense in his son's administration. jon: you know the line, the wing of the butterfly that creates the hurricane. if john tower had been confirmed in march of 1989 as secretary of defense, dick cheney would have stayed in the house leadership. newt gingrich would not have gone into the house leadership. that rebellion might have been quelled. charlie: and such is history made by the president of the united states. barack obama, he is leaving office in january. one of the people he has expressed admiration for with policy and temperament, george herbert walker bush. jon: and of the domestic and the ada. and i interviewed him for it. of course, president obama speaks in camera-ready paragraphs.

they point to vice president dick cheney did the same thing, but dick cheney didn't have a cloud hanging over his head the way chris christie does with bridgegate. you'll remember, just a couple of weeks ago, his top allies were convicted in that scandal, which they were convicted of shutting down lanes around the george washington bridge, creating huge traffic problems in a new jersey town, to get back at the mayor of that town, who was a democrat who didn't endorse christie. now, of course, christie says he didn't know about those lane closures, he wasn't involved in them, but it's bringing a lot more scrutiny. so, you know, chris christie kind of falling out of favor here in the trump campaign and mike pence taking over what essentially will be the government and waiting for donald trump, dies. >> chris frates for us outside trump tower in new york. chris, thanks. >>> editor for "the washington post" and cnn political commentator is with us now. david, good to see you. >> hi, christi. >> hi. there's an old saying, you

dick cheney, darth vader, satan. that is power. it only helps us when they get it wrong when they are blind to who we are and what they are doing. and the they is liberal, anyone who disagrees with him. darkness, darth vader. satan. is this the kind of rhetoric he should be using as a time when minorities are concerned? >> i think his point is the rhetoric that's being used against him has gotten to the point of being ridiculous and others. we're how many days into the election. a week and two day, week and three days and people are painting this picture of the evil scary group of people that donald trump is put there there after he just won the white house. i think he's mocking these people and saying look at what we're actually doing, not the fear mongering by many of the left trying to turn us into satan and darth vader the same way they did with dick cheney. when i saw those comments i'll be hobbs. i actually thought it was pretty funny buzz the point is accurate. the media and many have been overreacting to this administration

darkness is good invoking both darkness is good invoking both dick cheney and darth vader.

he reminds me of dick cheney, who really knew his stuff and after 9/11 became a different dick chainy and mike flynn has become a different and it sure seems an unstable mike flynn and i fear he's the one who would take charge in the white house. >> i'm going to put up something that colin powell said, because other generals have expressed concern about flynn, about his appearance with vladimir putin, about his unrestrained political support of trump, and here's what colin powell said about gener general flynn in a quote from a hacked e-mail. he said flynn got fired as head of d.i.a., abusive with staff, didn't listen, worked against policy, bad management, et cetera. he's been and was right-wing, nutty every -- every since -- he means ever since. is that fair? >> i think it's about right and reflects his be wilderment, that here's a guy that is very

dick cheney did something similar. cheney didn't have the cloud over his head like chris christie does with bridgegate. two top allies were found to have caused huge traffic problems as political payback against the democratic mayor who didn't endorse chris christie. he said he didn't know about the lane closures. certainly, that's hanging over his head. our colleague, michael smerconish asked why christie was moved. here is what he had to say just this morning. >> let's talk transition. what happened to governor christie? >> i don't know. i know that, obviously, you know, mr. trump has a ton of faith in governor pence and his connections and his stature in washington. he's been a very successful governor and a very successful member of the house of

and that says a lot coming after the era of dick cheney when he in effect ran legislative affairs in much of the federal government in the george bush administration. >> and, eugene, i want to get real quickly of you, how much of a role do you think donald trump's children are going to play on this administration? >> as you know, they're already on the transition executive team which is not that big of a surprise considering how prominent their role was in the actual campaign. on friday, they're vetting business structures and it will allow them to completely take over the business trump organization. while some of them are more apparent, such as jared kushner, his son-in-law, the trump brand could take quite a bit in this cycle. >> eugene scott, thanks for being here. >> as donald trump heads to the white house, we talk about his kids poised to take over that

saying darkness is good, dick cheney, darth vader, satan, that's real power, he says. we see the choices he's making. what does this say about where we should expect the trump administration and especially national security to go after the friday pick? >> you look at bannon and reince priebus as kind of coequals at the top of the trump advisory chain there. they're kind of like the yin and yang. i don't think you'd ever hear a reince priebus make a statement like that. but it speaks to the team they've got to put together. that trump is putting together, you've got establishment republicans, you've got conservative republicans. and then you've got outsiders, anti-everything republicans, like bannon represents. and trump as president really has to find a way to kind of merge them all together. you know, it's hard to tell how much of that darkness is good stuff, is hiyperbole.

was dick cheney, i had my reasons why. trish: it was all out in the open. >> no, it was all in private and at the end of it. trish: out in the open with you and the president and dick cheney. karl rove, good to see you, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> donald trump making good on his promise to keep american jobs in america, making a deal with air conditioner maker carrier to keep 1,000 jobs in indiana instead of moving those jobs to mexico. he hasn't taken office yet. a little optimism for you. we get all the details on this deal next. >> you think you're going to ship your stuff across the border for no tax, no nothing, you can forget it. this is your daughter. and she just got this. ooh boy. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive more like this. because you'll get this. you can even set boundaries for so if she should be here, but instead goes here, here, or here. you'll know. so don't worry, mom. because you put this, in here. hum by verizon. the technology desi

were in dick cheney office, they destroyed millions of e-mails that happened to be involved with the war. ok.: steve, do you think it would make a difference in indiana? do you think this story has made a difference in your town? is a something that people have been talking about, hillary clinton's e-mails? caller: i don't know, but i can't see how anybody can vote for a sexual predator like donald trump host:. -- trump. host: let's go to joe who supports donald trump. caller: i just have a comment. i don't know how anybody could cleared 600,000 e-mails in that. -- in that period of time. saying sexualors predator. .illary clinton embraced jay-z has anybody ever listened to the misogynistic women hating lyrics, vile of jay-z's songs? how can anybody who calls themselves and advocate of feminists like hillary possibly embrace a woman hater like that? take ondifferent election day in today's usa today column. he writes -- he goes through the various reasons including his belief that not voting freeze your mind . he says everything seems the writing on tuesday's election. youngstown, oh

kennedy: mike pence has been labeled the president-elect's dick cheney. how much of an influence dose have on the proceedings? >> i don't think dick cheney was pulling the strings behind the scenes in the george bush administration. history will reveal joe biden was a more powerful vice president over the 8 years of the obama presidency. how it works out for mike pence and donald trump we don't know. it has been evolving over time. it began in recent years with ronald reagan fan george h.w. bush to make sure the vice president was involved. let's not forget, when franklin roosevelt died and harry truman become president, he had to be briefed on the manhattan project and the atomic bomb. that's unacceptable today and it's a waste of good tall don't have the vice president sitting around to go to the funerals of foreign leaders. kennedy: that's how it used to be. that's why they put teddy roosevelt in that job because they wanted to make him irrelevant to the party and the nation. are you close with mike pence? >> i have had a lot of respect for him for a l

i got back about 2:00, they took us immediately to an underground bunker where dick cheney and othermembers of the administration were and i spent this rest of that day in the east wing to the situation room in the west wing to my office on the second floor of the west wing, just back and forth making sure all of the issues were being covered an in at about 7:i got the word president bush was coming home. what moment stands out above all others in your service, it's that moment standing there on the porch and while ching as the marine one brings president bush home. i used to work for governor bush communications director at the time. as he approached this i knew we were going to be okay. he was ready to go and we were expected to be ready to go so that was my day. my deputy took me home because my car had been parked at some of the hijackers want for my deputy picked me up about 6:00 and we arrived at the white house in a brand-new world that continues today. >> talk briefly about what every new cabinet secretary agency heads deals with. you're the attorney general, the head of the

you know that dick cheney was a classic guy that did not necessarily say anything all the time. but he was like a sponge, absorbing what our concerns were. and he acted almost like president bush's senate liaison. and i have mentioned that the vice president pence and -- to vice president pence and i hope he will attend our tuesday policy lunches when he is in town and kind of be our liaison between the administration and the senate, much like vice president cheney was. yeah? >> regarding the majority, the senate leadership fund says that when the democrats started to raise a lot of money in competitive senate races, you personally "sent up a flare" to republican donors. to try to raise more money for the effort to keep the majority. can you tell me a little bit what -- senator mcconnell: what i did was to call attention around the country, to the fact that this group existed. it was obviously operated by people that i have known well for years. and i knew what their purpose was because they announced it. their purpose was to try to help us keep the republican senate. so sure, i

dick cheney, darth vader, satan. that's power. it only helps us when they get it wrong when they're blind to who we are and what we're doing. then he largely sidestepped the controversy surrounding him but he did push back on being call a white nationalist. i'm not a white nationalist, i'm a nationalist, i'm an economic nationalist. he said he wanted to start anew with trump movement. >> we'll talk more about this interview with steve bannon. errol louis, a political commentator for time warner news. good morning to you. as well as eric radner, cnn's political reporter. eric, what do you think about the tone of this interview and statement that this interview is making, as donald trump moves forward with bannon, as his top adviser. trump's top adviser, in trump's newly formed national security team. >> this explains why steve bannon likes to stay in the dark, right? first of all, he's explaining he prefers to operate that way. second, his role models, darth vader, satan and dick cheney, not exactly the folksidols. it's a fascinati

dick cheney, darth vader, satan, that's power. it only helps us when they, liberals, get it wrong.they're blind to who we are and what we're doing. so, how do you interpret this, brian? >> that's ominous, isn't it? >> i need help understanding. >> yeah. but i -- i think that -- that we reminds me of an interview dick cheney gave a while back how he's portrayed as the villain, pulling puppet strings behind closed doors. he said he relished that role. in politics there's as a hatchet guy or a strategist guy who will be able to pull on some emotional strings and push buttons here and there and work the back channels of power. it seems as though bannon relishes that sort of role. for everybody knocking the guy, he seems to have played an integral role in a success. campaign for president of the united states. he's clearly no dummy. his strategy worked to get trump elected it shouldn't be strange that trump would like to use him and his political skills to get his policy implemented. >> ellis, at all concerning to you? do you gdigest that with full understanding? >> of course it's conce

dick cheney, darth vader, satan, that's power. it only helps us when they get it wrong. when they're blind to who we are and what we're doing. and by they there bannon is talking about the media and the left. and michael wolf, columnist for the hollywood reporter joins me now. >> thank you for having me. >> you got quoit an interview here. this guy's name is all over the news. he's been called a white supremacist, racist, anti-semite. you got to talk to him after all these accusations last week. what does he say about the major accusations against him? >> he dismisses them. i don't think he sees those as germane to who he is or what he stands for. i think he sees that as part of liberal media's failure to understand who he is and what he's about. >> what does he say he is? he says he's a nationalist, not a white nationalist. what's the distinction he's drawing there? >> i don't want to be in the position -- i am not defending his views. i am -- >> so you're explaining what he told you then? >> i was just there to listen to what he had to say. and what he has to say is th

woman to moderate a vice presidential debate.did it first in 2004 -- handling the debate between dick cheney and john edwards -- and then again in 2008 -- between joe biden and sarah palin. palin.but one of her most memorable moments was in 2007 -- right after radio personality don imus got in trouble for referring to the rutgers women's team with racial slurs.she wasn't afraid to go after fellow journalists -- and anyone else -- for not appreciating the severety of imus' comments. "my concern about mr imus and a lot of people is not that people are sorry that they say these thiings, they're sorry that someone catches them. when don imus said these things about me, the said he wanted to apologize. now he says he never said it. it wanted to apolgoize for david is right about the culture of racial complaint and the internal culture but this week, it was finally saying, nough." for the next few weeks -- especially important and timely interviews from the caucus and primary season.most recently -- hillary clinton campaign chair john podesta had the thankless job of telling the crowds waiting to

all hard line or, but it is important to mention they are not neocons like former vice president dick cheneythey are not interventionist. >> one other question -- congressman mike pompeo nominated as cia director, is a declared opponent of the nuclear deal with iran how big a threat is that nomination? >> many in washington, d.c., just say the iran deal is dead. trump and the new cia director criticized the deal over and over again. trump said on the campaign trail this is one of the worst deals ever, so i expect either the end of the campaign deal or some sort of renegotiations. i'm not sure if tehran is willing to renegotiate. i'm asking myself what are the repercussions, especially for germany as well as the region. the campaign chair supported the deal from the beginning. >> many thanks for that. time for some business news now. u.s. corporations trying to foresee what is going to come with a trump administration. >> that's right, we just had the political perspective, but businesses are also having questions about what a presidency will mean, in this case for u.s. businesses. the presid

dick cheney became the vice president of the united states and had influential -- and in a sense, shall we say not friend, donald rumsfeld became secretary of defense in his son's administration >> you know the old line the wing of the butterfly that creates the hurricane >> rose: the wing of the butterfly creates the hurricane, right >> if john tower had been confirmed in march of '89 >> rose: as secretary of defense >> -- dick cheney would have stayed in house leadership, newt gingrich wouldn't have gone into house leadership, and that rebellion might have quelled >> rose: and such history is made. and president of the united states barack obama is leaving office in january. one of the people he expressed real admiration for is the foreign policy and the temperament of george h.w. bush >> and the domestic and the a.d.a. and he's very -- i interviewed him for it -- of course, because president obama speaks in camera-ready paragraph. i think one final note that tells you everything about the two men, 2012, 2013 when obama was particularly unpopular in texas, he's flying to houston for s

dick cheney running that process, dick cheney who ran and lot of that administration.the headlines, there is a real disconnect. and one week and one day as of yesterday, and you could give him a little breathing space. >> now that we have all of america looking for their reading glasses. thank you so much. we'll see you later. three weeks will and lot of elevator rides. so the vice president next mike pence arriving in capitol hill. we might hear from him this hour. we hear from him first. mike, good morning. what's happening. >> it's worth noting that vice president-elect mike pence spent 12 years on capitol hill in the house of representatives before becoming indiana governor. pence does not need a map to get around the halls of congress. he also doesn't need a lot of name tags to serve as the chair of the vice presidential conference. he has relationships on the hill dating back 16 years and is the obvious bridge for the trump administration to get things done in congress. rebuilding highways, bridges and upgrading our airports. tax reform, repealing and replacing o

he said, darkness is good, dick cheney, darth vader, say tan, that's power.when we get it wrong. what do you make of this weird way of talking? it's not ingratiating to act like darth vader or dick cheney. >> i can guarantee you that he's loving his reputation he's getting on the left. but how would i describe steve bannon. should we call him a racist or a white nationalist. i would say he is a nationalist with hard-right views, who has used his website as a platform for, in part, white nationalist and the racist alt-right. so that is an accurate way to frame this, i would say. >> look, i think weir all patriotic. it's something called nationalist. we'll have to find out more about this. it looks like it's worse than that. thank you both. we like to hear from you. up next, the "hardball" scary, small, hopefully, a very small threat to the country, least in the numbers. we'll be back with the roundtable tonight to talk about donald trump's new culture war. it looks like he wants to fight the broadway left. he wants to take on the people with $800 seats. that s

but, you know, they point to dick cheney as an example of that. but dick cheney didn't have a big cloud hanging over his head like chris christie does with his bridgegate scandal. if you remember, a couple of his top allies were found guilty in closing lanes on the george washington bridge, which caused huge back ups in a new jersey town, whose democratic mayor didn't endorse chris christie for governor. that was some political payback by some of his top allies. christie, of course, says he didn't know anything about it, wasn't involved in it. but when republican national committee spokesman, sean spicer, was asked what happened to christie, here's what he told our own michael sper ck smercon earlier this morning. >> let's talk transition. what happened to governor christie? >> uh, i don't know. i know that, obviously, you know, mr. trump has a ton of faith in governor pence and his connections and his stature in washington. he's been a very successful governor and he's been a very successful member of the house of representatives. and i think, no

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dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >>> thapt's what's making news america this morning. randy: we're at 4:30. good morning. monday, november 7. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer. a deadly shooting under investigation in everett. the search this morning for those responsible. randy: down to the wire in the presidential election. the new boost for hillary clinton ahead of the emily: and donald trump in the state of virginia overnight. his new attacks on the latest decision in clinton's email investigation. randy: cold start on this monday morning, cindy. good morning. cindy: good morning to you. yeah, it is chilly out there now. things are changing, though. we've got 38 degrees in boston. just a couple of patchy clouds. skies overall are mainly clear across a good portion of the area. look at the 20's showing up back in worcester county. orange just 26. it's 34 in worcester.

you know that dick cheney was a classic guy that did not necessarily say anything all the time. he was like a sponge, absorbing what our concerns were. he was like set -- president bush's senate liaison. ourpe he will attend tuesday policy washes when he is in town. you will be our liaison between the administration and the senate, much like vice president cheney was. >> regarding the majority, the senate leadership fund says that when the democrats started to raise a lot of money in competitive senate races, you personally "sent up a flare" to republican donors. sen. mcconnell: what i did was to call attention around the country to the fact that this group existed. it was obviously operated by people that i have known well for years. i knew what their purpose was because they announced it. to help usse was keep the republican senate. made i praise them and sure everybody was aware of their existence. >> when did you feel like there was a key moment? sen. mcconnell: i don't know if there was a key moment. i recommended that this group be set up a couple years ago. i felt like th

dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >> i'll be pool for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. sean: now on daybreak the final campaign push and new hampshire could play a key role in the race for the white house we have details on who is here today erin: the local races are also busy and very close with the candidates working to earn last second votes before voters cast their ballots tomorrow. kevin: a chilly start to the week but warmer for election day we'll look at shower chances with futurecast ahead erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us.

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. - dick cheney throwing his support to the frontrunner. - both presidents bush saying you will not seecan convention. - senator rand paul said he's endorsing the nominee. - there's no reason for me to go to the convention. - what do you mean, there's no reason to go? what about the gift bags? [laughter] - donald trump is not presidential material. - most people would be fired from their jobs if they did this, let alone someone running for president. - i just don't think he can keep a lid on it. - it is not presidential. - yesterday i was hearing about how i'm gonna become presidential, and i can do it. hey, you know what, i'm, like, a really smart person like a lot of you people, and presidential easy. you know what presidential is? i walk on. [speaks indistinctly] ["hail to the chief" playing] ♪ [cheers and applause] [laughter] - that's all trump thinks the presidency is? [laughter] imagine just how--imagine-- imagine having a president who just told us his game, like, his game plan ahead of time in every single situation. like, after a mass shooting, trump would basically come out an

dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >> i'll be pool for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. ben: a little girl hit and killed while on her way to church in milwaukee. the message her family has this morning as police look for the person who was behind the wheel. melinda: plus, the final countdown to election day. polls open a little more than 24-hours from now. the last-minute sh are making this morning trying to earn your vote. ben: but first, weather watch 12 as we take a live look outside. what a weekend. we're tracking how long those mild temperatures will last. good morning and welcome "to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 7th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center! sal. sally: yesterday we set a record, 70 degrees.

you know that dick cheney was a classic guy that did not necessarily say anything all the time. but he was like a sponge, absorbing what our concerns were. and he acted almost like president bush's senate liaison. and i have mentioned that the vice president pence and -- to vice president pence and i hope he will attend our tuesday policy lunches when he is in town and kind of be our liaison between the administration and the senate, much like vice president cheney was. yeah? >> regarding the majority, the senate leadership fund says that when the democrats started to raise a lot of money in

. >> you dick cheney went to hawaii on an overnight trip. >> i'll go. right now. off we go. >> i'll be pool for that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. in the final hours before election day, candidates and their supporters fan out to campaign as much as they can. today, family and friends will lay one of the officers killed in the des moines area to rest. fellow law enforceme a family in eastern iowa will soon move into a new home that they helped build since the first block. good monday morning! it's 4:30 on november 7th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a nice monday with highs back into the 60-65 range. the difference between

dick cheney was a classic i that did not necessarily say anything all the time, but he was like a sponge, absorbing what our concerns were, and he acted almost like president bush's the liaison. that to vice president pence, and i hope he will attend our tuesday policy lunches when he is in town. and kind of be our liaison between the administration and the senate, much like vice president cheney was. majority, thehe senate leadership said when the democrats raised money and put them in competitive races, you set up a flare that she sent up a flare to republican donors to raise more m.

for 8 years the left told us it didn't matter how pro-cheney dick cheney was because george w.set the policies in the white house. he they had dheny's role was to give president bush a cup of coffee. at the end of the day, the man hop sets policy in this white house is donald trump. if anybody thinks somebody else is going to tell donald trump what his position on an issue should be is sadly mistaken. kennedy: would you like to spend the evening with mike pence? >> i think mike pence was a good governor in indiana. i hope spending time around donald trump will rub off on him and he will be more like mr. trump. kennedy: thank you very much, i always love talking to you. much remains to be seen. world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store

for 8 years the left told us it didn't matter how pro-cheney dick cheney was because george w.e policies in the white house. he they had dheny's role was to give president bush a cup of coffee. at the end of the day, the man hop sets policy in this white house is donald trump. if anybody thinks somebody else is going to tell donald trump what his position on an issue should be is sadly mistaken. kennedy: would you like to spend the evening with mike pence? >> i think mike pence was a good governor in indiana. i hope spending time around donald trump will rub off on him and he will be more like mr. trump. kennedy: thank you very much, i always love talking to you. much remains to be seen. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands wit

those people would be the vice president, dick cheney, the chief of staff, myself as attorney generald karl rove, the political consultant. so i arrive at the oval office and everyone is there except for andy but he's on the phone, via teleconference and we talk about how we are going to prepare to roll out this announcement and how we are going to prepare to help the president make the decision and we talk about half an hour and we all get up to leave and president bush said, al, would you stay behind.t and so i'm standing in the oval office with the vice president and the president and before i even sit down president bush said, i'm not going to put you on the court. he said you're doing a great job at justice, you've only been there a few months. i need to keep you at the department of justice and so my immediate response, of course, i was disappointed. it would have been quite an honest to be the first hispanic to the u.s. supreme court but my response was fairly simple which was you owe me nothing, i owe you everything. i'm grateful for the appointment of attorney general of the

for 8 years the left told us it didn't matter how pro-cheney dick cheney was because george w. bush set the policies in the white house. he they had dheny's role was to give president bush a cup of coffee. at the end of the day, the man hop sets policy in this white house is donald trump. if anybody thinks somebody else is going to tell donald trump what his position on an issue should be is sadly mistaken. kennedy: would you like to spend the evening with mike pence? >> i think mike pence was a good governor in indiana. i hope spending time around donald trump will rub off on him and he will be more like mr. trump. kennedy: thank you very much, i always love talking to you. much remains to be seen. >> on the new season of gold rush. todd is betting the farm on oregon. >> my future isn't in the klondike. >> i lost several hundred thousand dollars. kennedy: that's a look of the new season of "gold rush." my favorite miner, tom hoffman has searched for gold until alaska, the yukon in canada and south america. todd has moved his operation back to oregon keeping niengt u.s.a. is th

dick cheney played an important role in responsibility. special committee that prefared for supreme court vacancies. al gore was in charge of president clinton's reinventing government committee. presidents who are successful have vice presidents they can give big tasks. john nance garner referred to the vice presidency being useless and worth no more than a warm pot of spit. we changed a lot since those days. vice presidents are really important to the success of a presidency. martha: what do you think of steve bannon. >> i don't know bannon. he represents a populist all right theory which is not traditional conservatism. that's one of the things that made donald trump's candidacy different. it's poppistic and fashionistic. wpoppistic -- andnationalistic. here we have an announcement in which they were detailed as equal partners, bannon's name first. now you have two people in charge of the white house. it will require those two men to be very close and work in concert span finds ways to take their difference to the president in a respect

those people would be the vice president dick cheney, the chief of state, myself and carl, the political consultant. i arrived at the oval office and everyone is there except for andy who's been traveling but he's on the phone. we talk about how we will repair to roll out this announcement and how we will prepared to help the president make the decision. we talk about half an hour and we all get up to leave and president bush says al would you stay behind. so i'm in in the oval office with the vice president and president and before i sit down president bush says, i'm not going to put you on the court. you're doing a great job, you've only been there a few months i need to keep you at the department of justice. my immediate response was of course i was disappointed, it would be quite a honor to be the first hispanic to the u.s. supreme court. the response was simple. it was you'll me nothing, iou everything. i'm very grateful for the payment of attorney general for the united states and i look for to getting your nominee confirmed. i left and i remembered, the stories increased about me

but dick cheney was in charge finding the vice presidential candidate in 2000. but pence i thought made the ultimate gamble. he stopped running for governor of indiana. they said your political career is over. >> i think it was smart of trump to go with pence instead of chris christie. that reassured the middle of the road americans who felt antsy about trump. it's like that's on the play. you can't always get what you want but you get what you need. kennedy: the party panel returns in just a little bit. trump's supreme court picks set off death charges in american law. judge napolitano joins me to explain what we can expect from the highest court in the land. kennedy: the supreme court has had a vacancy since the death of judge is scalia. trump could appoints as many as four justices and reshape american thank for decades to come. let's ask judge andrew napolitano. welcome back, judge. so what are you hearing? we know that texas senator ted cruz has visited strum tower. does that make sense to you? >> my familiarity with senator cruz's thinking tells me he woul