donald] trump is the 45th president of the united states. you've been watching this bbc news special of the inauguration of the next president of america. i. i, donaldj i, donald] trump, doy swear. . . i, donald] trump, do solemnly swear... that i will faithfully execute... the office of president of united states, so help me god. from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. as we start the weekend, high pressure is dominating the scene. quite widespread frost. fog is a bit of a player as well. where we have kept cloud overnight, it will help to keep the temperatures up. that is along the western side, devon to cornwall. eastern england as well in some spots. i don't doubt that on the welsh and english border it will be —5, —6. more fog in northern ireland. clear skies with widespread frost in scotland. the far north will have more cloud, so frost—free in the northern isles. as we get on through the day, the fog lifting away. a lot of fine and dry weather around. notice this area of cloud coming out of the north sea. a bother initially for the east of england. then it could get to the western side of the midlands. whether you see sunshine or not, not a wa

doing. there are mines, donald trump is been doing. there are mines, donald trump i5a been doing. but hears that core a disrupter. i, as a republican, but really as a conservative, think that is good, this town needs shaking up, both parties were too set in their ways, but have special interests they too often cater to. donald trump has made it clear time and again, and! trump has made it clear time and again, and i hope he governs this way, that of the american people will be his special interests, and he began his sweet that way. exactly what he said in his inaugural speech. the democrats are on the back foot for the next four yea rs, on the back foot for the next four years, they have a lot of rebuilding work to do in their party, but the arrogance be a lot of republican members in congress and the senate saying, we agree with some of what donald trump wants to do, but not all of it. in some ways, donald trump is not a conservative republican a5 trump is not a conservative republican as they might define it? when i look donald trump, and see what he said as he plays it out, i th

donald trump. >> i donald trump do solemnly swear. >> wakes up in the white house this morning. the new commander in chief wasted no time. >> then sharing a first dance with the first lady to the tune of a sin na tra classic. ♪ ♪ i did it my way >> this after trump dark -- >> this american carnage stops right here and stops now. >> and promise to give power back to the people. >> from this day forward a new vision will govern our land from this day forward it's going to be only america first. >> that same afternoon president obama flew off to start a new chapter of his life this has protesters took to the street. hundreds arrested a limo set on fire. hundreds of thousands set to march on washington today. and cities around the country to demonstrate and trump prayers service and begins to take on enormity of the job this morning. we have it covered. the fashion and thehu challenges he facing as he starts his first full day in office today, saturday january 21st 2017. >> from nbc news this special edition of today the presidency of donald trump. >> welcome to this special edition

that are good for manufacturing, not saying that donald trump made them do this. going to give this a try. if donald trump really goes through with the policies that'll bring it back, this could work. >> saying there is connection here. what about this then, that's the big news today, but there's also this morning donald trump going on twitter going after general motors. same theme here. here's his tweet. general motors sending model of chevy cruise to u.s. car dealers tax free across the border. make in u.s. or pay border taxes. >> you can't make people pay big border taxes. there's something called nafta that was negotiated after the free trade agreement that says you can build cars in canada, mexico, or the united states, and they are considered domestic cars in all three of those countries and they are free of paying duties. now donald trump doesn't like that deal, he said so many times, but at this point, he's hating on the players, not the game. ford and general motors and others do it that way. donald trump needs to take -- pay his attention to nafta and dec

so what three things are you trusting donald trump to do in order to make sure that you don't regret onald trump to do are to build the wall because he said he would, to bring jobs back to the us, and to increase the growth of the economy, and then to support supreme courtjustices who are going to uphold the constitution in a straight, constructionist way. so which particular bits of the constitution are you concerned about, which you would like to see upheld? so, the laws regarding free speech are important to me and the laws that protect that free speech, as do our right to bear arms. thanks, hannah. nice to speak to you. really interesting to hear hannah's reason for voting. yes, mostlyjobs and i understand that. if you are worried about paying your bills at the end of the month, then it's a pretty good motivation. yeah, and she has struggled to find a job since college and when it comes down to it, she has voted for the guy who says he can improve their prospects. i think if you combine that with the social issues that are important to people, things like abortion and immigration,

i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> i donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> what a great honor to be able to introduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [ applause ] >> chief justice roberts, president carter, president clinton, president bush, president obama, fellow americans, and people of the world, thank you. [ applause ] we, the citizens of america, are now joined in a great national effort to rebuild our country and restore its promise for all of our people. together we will determine the course of america and the world for many,

donald trump and russia? >> i think that's a fair statement. however, i do believe that rex tillerson was very imfattic that he is clear-eyed about putin. as is donald trump. -- george bush said he was going to try to have at least a dialogue capability with putin and i think that's what rex tillerson and the president-elect are also saying. i don't think they want to start out by calling my name of a head of a country that is an adversary. it's a country that we are going to have to deal with in a very firm way. and i think going now into that, in a measured way is the right approach. i thought general mattis was also very clear in his hearing. i think rex and general mattis are going to be a great team to put america's best foot forward in a very judicious, but firm way. >> the critics of donald trump, and that includes from within the republican party, they say hey, look at the public record here. donald trump's comments about russia, comments about vladimir putin. you will be hard-pressed to find critical comments by donald trump when it comes to russia.

another point, they were intervening to try and denigrate her and therefore to help donald trump. doingnd therefore to help donald trump. doing that notjust a hacking, cyber espionage and release of information but also other forms of propaganda. but, that is the story they tell. what there isn't is a lot of evidence behind those assertions. it has not got the secret material which you might not expect to see in an unclassified report which says why they believe that all what they base thesejudgements. i why they believe that all what they base these judgements. i think that leaves room to sceptics to go, this is just another politically partisan attempt to undermine donald trump is that what would be classified? attempt to undermine donald trump is that what would be classified ?m attempt to undermine donald trump is that what would be classified? it is likely to be sensitive intelligence. if the caa had a sauce, and human agent, in the kremlin who said yes, vladimir putin organised it ——c i a, thatis vladimir putin organised it ——c i a, that is the thing that could have come through.

you think donald trump is honest? 53% say no. do you eye prove or disapprove of the way donald trump is handling his responsibilities as president-elect? 51% disapprove. one-fourth of republicans either disapprove or don't know. do you approve or disapprove of the way barack obama is handling his job as president? 55% approve and that's the highest approval rating president obama has had in the quinnipiac poll in seven years. is your opinion of donald trump favorable or unfavorable? only 37% say favorable. that has dropped sin the last quinnipiac poll on november 27 where donald trump had 4 favorable and 46% unfavorable. donald trump's numbers are going down. and his reckless tweeting in which he congratulates vladimir putin for being smart is not helping. 64% of voters say donald trump should close his twitter account. do you think donald trump will be a better president than president obama? 45% say he will be worse. only 34% say he will be better. that is less than the percentage of the vote that donald trump won on election nigh

i, donald john trump do solemnly swear. i, donald john trump do solemnly swear.ll faithfully execute. that i will faithfully execute. the office of president of the united states. the office of president of the united states. and we'll come to the best of my ability. and we'll come to the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend. reserve, protect and defend. the constitution of the united states. constitution of the united states. constitution of the united states. constitution of the united states. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. chiefjustice roberts, president carter, president clinton, president bush president bush, president obama, fellow americans, and people obama, fellow americans, and people of the world — thank you. we, the citizens of america, are nowjoined in a great national effort to rebuild our country and restore its promise for all of our people. together, we will determine the course of america and the world for many, many years to come. we will face challenges. we will confront hardships. but we will get th

donald trump: i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear that i -- that i will faithfully execute -- that i will faithfully execute -- chief justice roberts: the office of president of the united states -- donald trump: the office of president of the united states -- chief justice roberts: and will to the best of my ability-- donald trump: and will to the best of my ability -- chief justice roberts: preserve, protect and defend the donald trump: preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states.. chief just roberts: so help me god. donald trump: so help me god. chief justice roberts: congratulations, mr. president. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to an extraordinary day in american history. bloomberg politics special coverage of donald trump's inauguration ceremony. we are here at bloomberg headquarters in new york. this is an important day in what has been an astonishing political journey for both the nation and for donald trump himself. president trump: for too long a small group in our nation's capital have reaped the rewards of government

was it specifically regarding donald trump and what may have happened vis-a-vis russia or personal behavior? this had to doith russia compiling compromising information about donald trump and that was all i have ever heard from sources in the intel community. charlie: he also spoke about latimer putin today. saying -- if he likes me, that is good. it is better for as. >> first of all, he acknowledged that the russians were responsible for the hacking. charlie: he said the same about others also. russiahe did acknowledge was behind it. the other conclusion that latimer putin ordered this specifically because he wanted to help you win the election. he did not dispute that. that is when he said what is wrong with vladimir putin liking me. he added something else saying that latimer putin should not have done it and that was a first, i think, the first criticism or admonishment from donald trump about latimer putin. >> he suggested latimer putin would not do it while donald trump was president. charlie: i ask this of the secretary of state last night. afterre any evidence that the president met with latimer pu

. >> what do you think when you see this? >> i get mad. >> donald trump's election was a surprise to voters, pollsters and even us in the media. do you know what this is? >> a trump hat. >> are you surprised that he won? >> yeah. >> why? >> didn't seem like he was using language of a lot of people i use but i'm also from california where he wasn't a popular one. >> yeah. >> surprised? >> definitely surprised. >> here in my home state of california, america's biggest and bluest, it's fair to say a lot of people are still in shock. you want to hold it? >> no. >> absolutely not. were you surprised that donald trump 1 wwon? >> yes. >> on a scale of one to ten, how surprised? >> 7. >> 7 or an 8. >> so you were pretty shocked? >> yeah. >> why? how come? >> because we live in a bubble and we're not aware enough of what people who are voting for donald trump are seeing and dealing with. >> most people in places like this did not vote for donald trump. did you vote for donald trump? >> i did not. i'm a woman. i have my own political believes. so i did not vote for d

i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfullye office of president of the united states. >> and will, ability, preserve, protect, and defend -- the constitution of the united states. so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. [cheering and applauding] >> tucker: welcome packet, we are here at the freedom ball which is a loud and festive. and in black tie, you can't see but all of our cameramen have suits on. it's just 1 of 3 inaugural bal balls. the motorcade has just arrived at the convention center for the liberty ball, we bring that as soon as the president walks in. a salute to our armed services ball. the president will go to tonight, are fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is there right now. she joins us. how is your ball, jen? >> tucker, it is really an electric atmosphere. we've got the band on behind me. i was just speaking however to the chief of army staff and the marine commandant. they are both here at the ball, they are waiting, president trump and his wife melania, they will be dancing on this stage be

please understand, for me it has nothing to do with brands or public opinion. the reality is, is donald trump is putting people in positions that we have to do everything we can to fight when you have someone ascending to the head like jeff sessions who have spoken out against protection against violence for gays and lesbians and protection for women against violence and speaking out of the justice department is doing right now. this to me, i am not concerned about brands, i am concerning of fighting to protect people and fighting to protect a lot of the values that republicans and democrats as i found stands for those same values. when it comes to our country of where it is, i live in the community with not the highest income, one of the lowest people in congress, everybody is looking for jobs but when you fail to acknowledge things like we need minimum wage to be raised or people need to be affordable access to training and college, when you refuse the knowledge that -- environmental regulations help keep people safe and strong so that they can grow without things like asthma and air pollut

donald trump and we've heard plenty about it on bbc news. it all started of course last friday in washington, dc. i. dc. i, donald john trump doear... that i will faithfully execute... that i will faithfully execute... that i will faithfully execute. . . the execute... that i will faithfully execute... the office of president of the united states... the office of the united states... the office of president of the united states... and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability... preserve, protect and defend... preserve, protect and defend... preserve, protect and defend... the constitution of the united states. before and after donald trump took the presidential oath of office there was hours of coverage of the ceremony plus speeches and analysis shown on three channels, bbc one and the news channels, bbc one and the news channel while showing exactly the same coverage with live coverage from washington from the bbc‘sjon sopel and katty kay, while bbc parliament was showing the same live feed provided by c—span but without the bbc

there's no democrat in donald trump's cabinet. do you think that sends a signal to those that did not vote for him that maybe there's no room in donald trump's decision-making for opposition voices? >> no, i don't think so. look, he has democrats in his family. he's got democrats in the white house. >> why not appoint one? why not do what so many past presidents have done? why not follow that precedent at least, considering how contentious this election was? he didn't win the popular vote. >> and neither have several previous presidents, including abraham lincoln, so -- >> but by a few million people. it was a pretty wide margin. >> yeah, but, you know, we -- i think everybody has to accept trump as legitimate president and support him, whether you support him in the campaign or not. my advice to the trump transition would have been, yeah, sure, find a democrat you want to put into the cabinet, but that shouldn't be the overwhelming factor. it should be the quality of the people. most americans probably didn't know that there was a d

and do you believe the implied corruption about their agencies in donald trump's tweet? >> do you take at face value the intelligence of establishment judgment that russia hacked, meddled in our elections? do you believe that or not? or do you believe what donald trump and his supporters are saying that it is trumped up and made up? that question should be put to mike pompeo who will be head of the cia. elise is 100% right. this is causing trouble for trump and his nominees. it gets to the basic problem here, the guy is impulsive. he doesn't think before he tweets. he doesn't check. as we've seen time and time again, his aides have no idea what he is doing. as a guy who will be in charge of the nuclear arsenal in a dangerous world in which things can go wrong really quickly, this is probably the most worrisome thing about the trump presidency. >> if senate staffers on the confirmation committees still know what they are doing and how to do this, they should be writing questions tonight using donald trump's tweets. elise jordan and david corn, thank you for joining us toni

mean while, what we have been doing during the transition, keeping an eye on trump tower. the ceo of boeing met with donaldmp and spoke to reporters afterwards. annual winter ameeting. they will hear shortly from vice president-elect mike pence. meanwhile, visitors at trump tower, the ceo of boeing. >> how you doing? we had a very productive meeting. very engaged. appreciate the president-elect's time. we continue to look at ways to provide the best capability of our country and do it most affordably and just an excellent conversation today. a lot of progress. [ inaudible ] >> we talked about a couple of topics. discussed air force 1. we made great progress on simplifying some things on air force 1. streamlining process. streamlining engagement by using commercial practices. all of that will provide a better airplane at a lower cost. so i'm pleased with the progress there and similarly on fighters, able to talk about options for the country and capabilities that will again provide the best capability for our war fighters most importantly. >> do you think donald trump's actions on twitter are the best way -

did donald trump do anything in your opinion today to bring this country together? >> well, donald trump is very task oriented, and he wants to get the economy moving again. keep in mind that economic opportunity and personal strife are opposite sides of the seesaw. so as opportunity goes up, social strife goes down. republicans need to get the economy moving again. i know that's his first priority. and i think that's what he cares most about, giving people opportunity. >> donald trump is going in as one of most unpopular presidents in history. can he really be successful? can he produce the results that the american people want to see? >> i think he can. that's why i wrote the book, a divided era, about why we're so divided. part of this relates to the stagnant economy. if the economy is not expanding, people are fighting with each other over existing jobs. if you expand jobs, they feel much more engaged and can do things and take control of their own future. republicans have to fix the healthcare system, fix the v.a.. they cannot be the republicans of 2007 where th

i mean, what can donald trump do to overcome these numbers, jesse? l, they definitely do look daunting initially. and this is, obviously, coming off a bitter presidential election and traditionally after a few weeks, a couple of months you can move on. but that's not the case now. we're seeing that with the inauguration and all the surrounding protests. it seems that there's even some enthusiasm for that compared to some of the events surrounding the actual inauguration. this will be something where he's going to have to -- coming into office realize he's got these different constituencies of trying to be the president for everyone. but he does have a very tough road ahead in terms of having to work with members of congress on both sides of the aisle, realizing that he doesn't have a lot of support on one side and is going to have to win that over. >> so brian, the divisions aren't just by party. we're split in nearly every way. geographically, gender, racially, education wise. his approval numbers of 30 points higher among rural voters. 20 pountss hi

i do not think this is a fight they need to be fighting. if you like donald trump, if you to support donald trump, if you were down there on friday and enjoyed the inaugural you had a great time and surrounded by people you wanted to be surrounded with. why do you care how many people the media says were or were not on that mall? it's a silly fight. it's a waste of time for them to even -- the power move here, if you're this new white house is to say, you know what? we're going to do our own thing, talk about the plan we got elected on, which was jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, and putting people in this country back to work to get dragged down now into this, you know, he said, he said, about how many peopleer you know, a long time ago, we had a family event, and i started an opinion to my mom about who was not there's god rest her soul. norma fitz reminded me thomas worry about the people who were there not about the ones who were not. there were plenty of people down at the mall. if hillary clinton were sworn in she would not have had as many, so put this aside, ge

can donald trump do that? it remains to be seen. but at least he is talking about it. ald trump meant critics took him literally, but not seriously, and supporters took him seriously, but not literally. they did not necessarily believe everything he said, but he was talking and listening to them. which is why in working class communities, expectations are so high, that he will create manufacturing jobs and reverse industrial decline. we joke about the magic switch. the magic switch? gets. switch it on and the plant is up and running again. he jokes about a magic switch at this steel plant that will bring it back to life. they are not thinking rationally, but with their hearts, not they had. it will lead to a lot of disappointment. —— their heads. they will be discontent because it cannot happen the way they want it to. the industry is not what it was. look what is happening in pittsburgh. uber is testing out its d riverless pittsburgh. uber is testing out its driverless cars. research laboratory is art creating drones that will deliver the next wave of automation. the i

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point where she said she got to the point where she said she would not be afraid to challenge donald trump. dol office with donald trump and speak about his misbehaviour? she might do, but the thing is what we think is a robust sort of approach gets somewhat piloted in diplomatic language, necessarily, doesn't it? —— gets somewhat diluted. and we have to bearin somewhat diluted. and we have to bear in mind that americans think that about the british anyway. they think we spend our whole time apologising and drinking tea, that is our whole thing. they basically think we are dowton abbey. so she will be, who, maggie smith? a lovely com pletely will be, who, maggie smith? a lovely completely baffling women from another universe as opposed to a releva nt another universe as opposed to a relevant one, our best scenario. trump said she would be his margaret thatcher. again, you start to not believe anything in the end. perhaps he believes that but the fact of the matter remains we are really little country in relation to them and they see us as country in relation to them and they see us as a sort o

donald trump wants to happen. the republicans, they were letting donald trump what donald trump went out to do. they will do it they want to do. it has nothing to do with what donald trump wants to do, and we are just confusing how they were able to put him in there knowing that he is an independent. call.thanks for the from "the washington post," in one week, president trump rod the recasting the enemy. you can read more at washington post.com. from ocean shores, washington, steve, you agree with president trump, why? well, number one, we have they collections. we need national election reforms of public finance and paper trail ballots in all of our elections. that includes the primaries. without democracy, everything, i repeat, everything else being shoved down our throats is moot. votell never again blindly. we will vote for the candidate who accepts the least amount of bribes from corporate donors. at this point, our votes are until wely hoax achieve true election reform treat how could hillary have one when she could hardly build a basketball gym up and bernie filled up stadium after stadiu

donald trump will do what needs to be done and the people he chose will do what they are supposed to do. it is not a race issue, the way they did sessions is wrong and they should be ashamed. good man and is a john lewis and cory booker should be ashamed of themselves. they did something that should be proud of, they are wrong. presidentust like obama on his way out, they should be on their way out for what they did. president obama came in with no experience. donald trump is coming in with no experience in that field as a politician, but as a businessman and and an intelligent man, far greater knowledge and concept of what needs to be done.

was a first, i think, the first criticism or admonishment from donald trump about vladimir putin. >> he suggested vladimir putin would not dot while donald trump was president. that he will respect donald trump and therefore stop these sorts of activities. charlie: i ask this of the secretary of state last night. is there any evidence that after the president met with vladimir putin and said -- stop this, we know you are doing this. we have evidence that you are doing it. that there has been significant hacking since? do we know? >> i do not think we know of any, that is not to say there has not been one. >> there was more activity on wikileaks. it may have been collected earlier. mckay: i think that the initial fear was about hacking the actual voting booths. or tampering with actual votes. as it turns out, there is no evidence that that happened. so at the very least i think , president obama said he deterred russia in doing that. >> donald trump said the democratic national committee was waiting to be hacked. he talked about how weak their systems work. charlie: they knew they were going to be attacked. >> he said, look,

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. ent trump: i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. president trump: that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. president trump: the office of president of the united states. >> and will, to the best of my ability. president trump: and will, to the best of my ability. preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. president trump: so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. erik: donald trump now officially president of the united states. he was the focus of much discussion throughout the week in davos. plenty of trump talk coming up and words about brexit from prime minister theresa may. >> we want to be free traders and we want to make sure that markets are working properly. erik: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ erik: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm erik schatzker in davos, site of the world economic forum annual meeting. britain's exit from the european union is the mo

how well do steve bannon and donald trump understand america when they lost the popular vote by almostlion votes? yeah, i know, voter fraud. prove it, right? how well do they understand america when donald trump right now is sitting on a 36% favorable or approval rating or however that one's classified? you know, he is -- this is the end of a week that has been chaotic, that has had a white house that cannot stand message, in which donald trump stood before the wall of heroes at the cia and talked about how many times he'd been on the cover of "time" magazine. i hear in steve bannon's voice someone who realizes that he has hitched his ideology and his wagon to a man who does not act in an always stable and concentrated and disciplined manner. i think he's as frustrated with donald trump as he is with the media and he's trying to make us the enemy so we don't be listened to when we call out important things about the way donald trump is behaving and running his administration. >> interesting you should say that because history will tell us for example by comparison, you covered bush 43

trump this flailing arm deal all the time when he mocks people who are dishevelled and don't know what they are doing. let's look at video foot average donaldrump doing this. >> when you seat president at the bank, i mention the word "regulator." i watched the general recently on television. and they said what do you think about isis? >> oh, isis is very tough. they said senator cruz what do you think of waterboarding, i don't want to talk about it. jesse: he does this all the time. this looks like another fake news controversy. >> it's all part of the witch hunt. people have different expressions in the way they say things. they will pick apart every little thing donald trump does. it's just a different set of standard placed on donald trump that's not placed on anyone else. this is the way they are going to roll with this. meryl streep will be the voice of every american. she didn't mention the chicago torture video that was streamed on facebook. but she is so concerned about the rights of the disabled. jesse: are you going to be at any of the balls or inaugurations or are you so big time you will have a huge entourage around you? >> i ha

mcconnell had jeans on, trying to discuss agenda going forward and donald trump was special guest talking about agenda. one thing he didn't do is take questions. i've been at these meetings with president obama and president bush. he took questions from lawmakers. donald trump didn't do that today or say how he's going to pay for all the things that he's proposing. worries fiscal conservatives the most. how going to pay for it? >> learning something interesting, president called national parks service because angry over tweets comparing crowd size to president obama's. what can you tell us about that? >> we saw over the past couple of days that tweets went out not favorable to donald trump's theory that he had millions of people that had come to watch his inauguration. what this does demonstrate and continues building this narrative that donald trump is really being sidetracked by minor things. minor to all of us but major to him because these issues are issues of importance because they affect him. about him personally. when we look at grand scheme of things right now in how he governs, if he continues to be sidetracked by

it shouldn't be a surprise to see donald trump do something like this. this is exactly within brand this is what he said he was going to do all along, peel shouldn't necessarily be surprised? >> stephanie, could you imagine how powerful he would be if he didn't have his self-inflicted wounds he likes to engage in? she shouldn't speak extemporaneously, he should be scripted. i know he doesn't like it, but look what he did at the cia saturday, that was a disaster and he was speaking off the top of his mind: it did him no good. if he sticks to the script, stays scripted and can do things like what he did with -- he's about to do at 11:00, what he did with ceos yesterday and today with labor leaders, i think he could be a powerful force but if he's going to do self-inflicted wounds which he seems to relish and love, as graydon carter wrote in "vanity fair," we could be headed towards trexit. >> but the people who buy "vanity fair" might laugh and relish what graydon carter has to say but they didn't vote for donald trump. you had mark fields walk out of the m

do we want to replicate the bad thing donald trump did? and concede -- said, well, if they did that, we're going to do it too? i was against donald trump when he was a birther, when he said that the election was being rigged and it was illegitimate. now i'm against john lewis, because i think he's wrong about this one. >> do not mangle dr. king's legacy, he was not getting in line with george wallace or bull conner, he was not getting in line with the racists, dr. king was throwing his body into the breach and getting arrested some 29 times in his life. dr. king was not saying, you must unite behind someone who you believe is doing something wrong ever. he was telling america that you must stand up for right all the time and put yourself on the line if you have to do that. >> okay. >> is donald trump bull conner? is donald trump -- is donald trump george wallace? >> donald trump is a lot of things. you don't want to get me started on all the ways i find donald trump to be offensive. >> thank you, charles, thank you, matt. i appreciate it. >

in theories, you can't talk there is a pattern of donald trump doing business with very wealthy russians. i wrote a story about trump selling a mansion for $100 million to a russian oligarch in florida. these are people who come to the u.s. and buy high-end real estate. that could be part of it. russian money, we know that's part of the picture in the trump business. the last word here is, that's the question here. not what is trump's understanding of how the intelligence community works. what is his thing with vladamir putin? we just don't understand it or see why he's doing it. >> jeremy bash, if anyone could get to the bottom of it, wouldn't it be the cia? >> yeah, but they're not going to look at that question. >> why not? >> i think this is the point, which is, i think the flynn stuff is interesting, but i think fundamentally what's going on here, the president-elect is sensitive. he's really sensitive. he believes that people are trying to question the legitimacy of his election. >> right. >> that's not what the intelligence community is doing. i think someone needs to crack throug

do the right thing. i'm really thankful for what donald trump is doing, don't get me wrong, a lot of people talk about donald not conservative. he is focusing on the economy, health care, he will focus on a lot to help make america great again, liberal agenda that donald trump has in some capacity we'll fight at state level, and work through that. you know, democrats, are really hitting him hard right now, but they you know, hitting -- hurting themselves donald trump will embrace a lot of things they will to to do, there will be a lot of give and take, but if we could get the economy going back, to then people can take care of the minutia. that federal government should be out of anyways. liz: joe, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, liz. liz: next up, in a interview with fox news, sean hannity. julian assange is doubling down, saying that russian government did not provide him with the dnc and podesta e-mails. my next guest, a security expert said that the information that obama administration is using is thin. we'll explain that, back in two. d i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before m

wondered about how trump voters relate to donald trump, you should wonder about that less because many of them don't relate to donald trump. so the question of, do you feel that donald trump is someone you can relate to, 68% said no. 35% of republicans said no. 61% of men said they cannot relate it donald trump. 74% of women said no they cannot relate it donald trump. that is the country you live in. would you say that donald trump is level-headed? 62% said no. 56% of men said no. 67% of women said no. that was before this happened. >> president-elect, since you are attacking our news organization -- >> not you.

not just that donald trump has not revealed his tax returns but in particular we do not know how manyald trump knows and we do not know to whom he owes that money. and i would encourage congress and frankly the office of government ethics to take a look at its guidance to see if it can obtain additional information, require the president-elect to disclose that information. because if you know to whom someone owes money, you know who whom they are indebted and to whom they may feel an obligation to curry favor with. >> kathleen clark, thank you very much for that perspective. appreciate it. we want to get to new information coming out of trump tower, a long-time confidante of donald trump has announced he is going to be the public liaison, he says, to get his message out to the american, to try to get donald trump out to the people the way see hes it and he says, quote, i think we have to go directly to the american people. joining me is mark murray. scaramucci, he's familiar to someone who watches cable news. he's also a face a lot of people know on wall street, right? >> absolutely.

how can donald trump do this? comes around, baby! cheers and applause ) now, because donald trump put this thing together with the consideration of a drunken vegas wedding, it's not surprise it ended with devastated families. >> families separated for hours including this 5-year-old boy. >> the cleveland clinic doctor forced to leave even though she holds a visa for special workers. >> this is a 53-year-old iraqi and helped the military as an interpreter. >> this family and iraqi refugees planned to move to the u.s. yesterday. he risked his life working with the u.s. government. >> opiate what to do because i sold my house. i quit my job. >> trevor: now, if ever there's a story of being screwed over,eth this. a man risked his and his family's life to help america's efforts in iraq, and now he's being turned away? he can't go home. he sold his house. he quit his job. also, because anyone going out like that, you know he burned a few bridges on the way out. like, no one's leaving iraq coming to america without making a show. he was prob

trump this flailing arm deal all the time when he mocks people who are dishevelled and don't know what they are doing. let's look at video foot average donaldrump doing this. >> when you seat president at the bank, i mention the word "regulator." i watched the general recently on television. and they said what do you think about isis? >> oh, isis is very tough. they said senator cruz what do you think of waterboarding, i don't want to talk about it. jesse: he does this all the time. this looks like another fake news controversy. >> it's all part of the witch hunt. people have different expressions in the way they say things. they will pick apart every little thing donald trump does. it's just a different set of standard placed on donald trump that's not placed on anyone else. this is the way they are going to roll with this. meryl streep will be the voice of every american. she didn't mention the chicago torture video that was streamed on facebook. but she is so concerned about the rights of the disabled. jesse: are you going to be at any of the balls or inaugurations or are you so big time you will have a huge entourage around you? >> i ha

of course international papers among biggest exporters and imports should not fear what donald trump wants to do >> go back to the day of the election, everybody that morning, futures spike with elections. everybody running around with our hairfire. everybody said, calm down, donald trump will do four things, cut taxes particularly the corporate tracks. he will reduce regulations and unleash the energy sector and he will make smart, tough trade deals, increase our growth an increase our trade deficit and increase our manufacturing base. what do we see? we saw the market go up on the trajectory wt a great day. we hit 20,000 on the dow. doesn't sound like there is a lot of concern about what donald trump is doing. we got out of tpp what a historic day on monday. one stroke of the pen, and it destroyed the worst trade deal we would ever have particularly for our auto industry in michigan. what happened? asia rallied. what is good for america, is good for trade is good for the markets, is good for the economy. liz: now we get paid to look for things like black swans, gray swans. donald trump -- >> t

how much more can donald trump do just using executive orders?e problem with presidents with executive orders is they are fairly limited in scope, and can be overturned by future presidents which is what donald trump is doing to some of barack obama's executive orders on immigration. therefore they don't necessarily have the lasting impact he would like them to have. on this immigration order, news just coming in which is the first poll we have seen in which is the first poll we have seen since the order came into place last friday showing that 49% of americans agree with donald trump's immigration ban, a1% disagree so a lot of americans think this is a good idea. there aren't many moments to ta ke good idea. there aren't many moments to take a breath and consider what's going on, but let's take one of those right now. what have you been making the last ten days? unlike anything i've seen in us politics, if nothing else for the speed of which things are moving here, but there was this natty phrase that came up after the campaign which is that don

donald trump -- >> no latinos in the cabinet. >> so what do republican congressmen do if a lot of this is for show and they need to get re-elected? >> that's the crappiest fence in the world. donald trump will build something that will be much more beautiful and he'll have lots of photo ops standing in front of it and the before and after pictures. republican congressmen i think are going to roll over on this one. this is too big a priority for donald trump. so far you actually have some rhetorical pushback on donald trump but have you seen one member of the house or the senate be willing to stand up against the president early in the term, this is his signature issue, i think it would be very hard. i'm old enough to remember when republicans were -- mr. gorbachev tear down that wall. i remember when republicans were concerned about deficit spending but on this one i cannot imagine them bucking him on this. >> it is a ridiculous and impractical plan. this is like dr. evil, i want a moat, sharks with lasers on their heads. >> i like sharks with lasers on their head. >> it's going to be

i, donald john trump, raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, donaldjohn trump, do.. aya, donald john trump do solemnly swear... that i will faithfully execute... trump do solemnly swear... that i will faithfully execute. . . but trump do solemnly swear... that i will faithfully execute... but i will faithfully execute... but i will faithfully execute. . . the office of president of the united states. he office of president of the united states. and will, to the best of my ability... and will do the best of my ability... preserve, protect and defend. preserve, protect and defend. preserve, protect and defend. the constitution of the united states. the constitution of the united states. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. chief justice roberts, chiefjustice roberts, president carter, president clinton, resident bush, president obama, fellow americans and people of the world, thank you. —— president bush. we, the citizens of america, are now joined ina the citizens of america, are now joined in a great national effort to rebuild our country