as a result of that, stacy, sanders and elizabeth sanders are hounded, finally arrested. elizabeth and james are tried and convicted in a federal court of conspiracy to steal airplane parts. [laughter] and not a single person in the media raised this as a first amendment issue. and when i heard that story, that's when i said, maybe i better get involved in this. so i want to thank you all for coming out. [applause] it won't shock you to know that i've got books over there for sale. [laughter] i appreciate it. if you want to stick around, and i will say this, by the way, if you know anyone who has information, have them go to my web site, cashill.com, and talk to me. communicate through that, okay? appreciate it. [inaudible conversations] >> every weekend booktv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, and here's a look at some of our programs for this coming weekend. tonight at 8:45 eastern, mit film and media professor heather hendershot, author of open to debate: how will william f. buckley put america on the firing line," looks at how he used firing line to

. >> and then, of course, the lovely irony of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who were campaigning so hard against all of trump's on the campaign trail and now they're upset he's breaking those promises. >> because everything feels like a bait and switch. when you run the ad that this very steve bannon inflected idea that it's the globalist plutocrats that are robbing the working class then you put mnuchin in as the head of treasury. >> he is the former president of one west bank, the chairman, sorry of one west bank, he oversaw a whole bunch of foreclosures, there's wilbur ross who just got appointed as commerce secretary who is like even richer than both of them combined who is a corporate raider. they make money by firing people, not by hiring people. this is the classic example of capital -- making money at the expense of labor. >> that's exactly right. in some ways when you look at the 2012 campaign versus 2016, trump was able to get hillary clinton on the wrong side of the mitt romney, barack obama divide, right, where she weirdly played the role of mitt romney, she was the c

congressman has also been endorsed by several high profile democrats such as chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. at the same time, tom perez will reportedly enter the race for dnc chair. according to "the washington post," perez will announce his candidacy tomorrow, becoming ellison's first serious challenger. >>> last night bernie sanders doubled down on his support for ellison. he offered a postmortem on how democrats lost their foothold with core supporters and look ahead to what the party must do if it is to regain power in the white house, congress, or even at the state level governments. >> voted for obama twice, then voted for donald trump, so these people are not racists, they don't have a racist bone in their body. how did the democratic party lose those people? >> there are a lot of people in this country who are hurting, in a lot of pain tonight. there are people who are 55 years of age who have zero amount of dollars in the bank as they wait retirement. half of the elderly workers in this country have nothing in the bank. there are young people who graduate college $50,000 in debt a

in a joint statement today bernie sanders and elizabeth warren said trump's choice for secretary of the treasury, steve mnuchin is just another wall street insider. that's not the type of change donald trump promised to bring to washington. that's hypocrisy at its worse. steve mnuchin is the second goldman sachs banker trump has tapped for a position. incoming white house strategist steve bannon, a man who bragged about his forum breitbart, was the first. there are reports that gary cohn who met tuesday with donald trump could head up the office of management budget, as politico noted goldman sachs is poised for a return to power in the trump white house. joining me felix salmon. lloyd blankfein's face in that ad. >> and goldman sachs in particular. >> specifically goldman sachs and the fact if clinton had won because of sanders and warren, it would have been very hard for her to appoint any goldman people because they would have gone crazy. here we have two and possibly working on three. >> and then, of course, the lovely irony of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who were campaignin

because four years after the crash, i met james and elizabeth sanders who came to kansas city to speak to a large twa group. and you're right, sanders, an investigative reporter, terry stacy was a 747 manager and pilot working at the investigation, and the first -- what happened is, and liz sanders was a twa trainer.

values.liberal i should mention, they have strong checking in congress in bernie sanders and senator elizabeth moran. nancy pelosi is in a different spot because she is a leader, and she has to negotiate with the other republican leaders. think shef policy, i is 100% on the same page as bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. policy wise, you have that sector. it is a very liberal heavy democratic caucus. so a lot of people agree with exec or what you have said. shifting gears, there is also recognition that they will have to compromise if they want to get anything done. when obamanell -- was elected, mitch mcconnell was the senate minority leader at the time. he said that his primary goal was not going to be to allow obama to do anything at all. he wanted him to be a one term president, so they blocked everything. he was criticized soundly for that. eight years later, politically, it seemed to have worked out for republicans. so, some democrats are saying we need to make donald trump a one term president. that was set in no uncertain terms last week. so, there's kind of a mixed message on whethe

jn tag: senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren released in a joint statement saying trump campaigned promising to change washington by taking on wall street. they say his pick for treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, who spent 17 street insider" and "hypocrisy at its worst." jn abc news washington. happening now. before vice president elect mike pence settles into "number one observatory circle" -- his new neighbors are giving him a colorful welcome. . chevy chase neighbors say they hung up rainbow flags-- to welcome pence to the community. gay rights advocates have critizised the vice president elect's policies. ilse heintzen where she stands on the issue. "we do have, obviously disagreements and, as i said, this is one way that i can show my disagreement." "i have no idea what he will think about, but i hope he will. change his mind." in january, the governor of indiana will move 15-minutes down the road to the vice-president's mansion coming up. the husband of an abducted california woman, sits down for an exclusive interview. what he says police told him about his wife's ordeal.. p

i also think bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, they could prove to be difficult for him. >> who isnee to stand up to trump and slow him down or stop him? >> i would say mitch mcconnell and sort of the group of donors who have spent so much money ensuring that american policy was pro-trade, pro-chamber of commerce, sort of republicanism. >> i agree if trump wants to start a trade war or something like that, then mitch and ryan will be a big obstacles. but somebody is going to audition to be the anti-trump for 2020 politics and i think bernie and elizabeth warren and the democratic caucus and the senate are both going to go for that. >> it's the question about who has the greatest hope of being the focal point of the democratic party. who do you think the single person is who might emerge? >> well, it's early to guess but i think the big dynamics are going to be elizabeth warren and somebody. and the race is going to be, who is gonna be the somebody? that's unclear now. but there's an opportunity. trump is unpopular enough -- ha ha -- understatement of the decade, in the democratic w

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. >> he borrowed a lot of the rhetoric of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders during the campaign. and that is what i think did a lot for him in the rustbelt states losing jobs. tapping into that anger. so on the one hand, you have him saving workers from one company. some jobs. on the other hand, you have him going straight to wall street for economic team. you know, will it matter who is negotiating nafta if they are negotiating nafta? i'm not completely sure that is a compelling argument for democrats if he is doing the things that the new base of his want him to do. >> the jury is still out. the wealthyest cabinet in modern history. these are the people to make america great again? >> he wants winners. he sees these people on his team. you look at steve mnuchin and wilbur ross. they are savvy investors. he worked around the world in all kinds of companies. he knows how the system works. he has been critical of what he calls stupid and dumb trade deals in the past. you know, trump has surrounded himself with what he considers winners. those winners happen to be billionaires. >>

i want to read for the audience some of the members of that committee, including elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, al franken and tammy baldwin. what does the labor secretary -- andlearly a tough audience a lot of grilling on these issues like his opposition to the minimum wage increases and overtime rule. thing interesting is how the democrats, what targets they pick overall is still relatively unusual for the senate to reject a presidential nominee for and a position. there are plenty other targets in the incoming trump administration. his treasury nominee and others that have targets on their backs. target ora high-value high priority. >> i think another point to make is in some ways he's an easier target than other folks who have been picture cabinet positions. his comments about the minimum wage directly fly in the face of democrats support for raising minimum wage. he said it will lead to job losses and more automation in stores like his own fast food restaurants. even the suggesting he would automate his facet restaurants could get under the skin of democrat and their supporters. on the fl

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jn tag: senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren released in a joint statement saying trump campaigned promising to change washington by taking on wall street. they say his pick for working for goldman sachs is just another "wall street insider" and "hypocrisy at its worst." jn abc news washington. several states in the south are trying to recover this morning after getting hit with a line of storms. tornadoes killed five people in two states and injured at least a dozen more yesterday. damaged homes, flattened barns and toppled trees in parts of alabama, louisiana, mississippi and tennessee. that's according to the national weather service. first responders say today is all about moving forward. "people out here are trying to help their neighbors that don't even know them but they are trying to work with them. it's good to see our community come together in times like this " in alabama, the weather system also dumped more than 2 inches of rain in areas some people are protesting in charlotte, north carolina, after hearing that a police officer who fatally shot a black man won't face c

. >> hillary clinton, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren -- >> the republicans ran a 70-year-old man. >en democrats admit that the bench is not. >> i did just say that. >> why is that? >> i think we have not been attracting the right people. i think we have a lot of work to do. no one can deny that, looking at what the work ahead going up against donald trump -- >> ladies, i have to interrupt you. shepherd has more breaking news. what do you have? >> there was, i guess it was, a private event. >>> the memorial church. you see this large area here on the divided highway. that's where the christmas market was we're led to believe. it is one picture coming out of berlin. what we don't yet know is what the motivation was. did the person behind the wheel have a heart attack? did something of that nature go wrong, or was it an attack? we bring it to your attention because there out -- state depat warning out today to americans. hertz other picture of the truck in the christmas market. some live video come took your screen. the latest on scene as the police are making their way to the church t

>> obviously elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are going to fight for the control of the progressivelot of democrats are looking for new leadership. i think cory booker and some of the up-and-coming stars in the party who haven't gotten as much attention because they've abouten surrounded by barack obama and the clintons, are now going to be able to break out. >> wagner? >> i think new is imperative. i think we should definitely look toward the senate. i think the incoming female senators, very strong, look to them to be a new leader sort of generation of democratic leadership. >> as number four here, i would say harris. but more importantly maybe somebody we're not thinking about because that party needs new leadership that will have some of the progressives of sanders, of warren. maybe a new, younger face. >> you said a business person. we saw they had a starbucks stepping down. does anybody think the democratic party might be to fight back against a republican, now republican business person with a democratic business person? >> i think there will be a lot of pressure to do that.

and senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren released a joint statement saying trump campaigned promising to change washington by taking on wall spent 17 years working for goldman sachs is just another wall street insider and hypocrisy at its worst. kendis and diane. >> all right, janai. many standing by to learn more about that carrier deal and keeping an eye out for more cabinet positions. thanks, janai. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi managed to hold on to her job despite deeply disappointing election results elected by two-thirds of the vote. her challenger tim ryan that younger voters would provide fresh ideas for success. now, 76-year-old pelosi has led house democrats since 2002 and insists democrats will rebound. >>> despite rain and extra tight security holiday revelers swarmed into midtown manhattan for the annual tree lighting ceremony. >> all: three, two, one. >> thousands gathered in rockefeller center to watch as the 94-foot-tall norway spruce lights on it. once the holl days are over it will be milled into lumber and donated to habitat for humanity. >>> still ahead,

the idea to get pushed all the way to the left by the bernie sanders and the elizabeth warrens of theworld, they're not going towards the middle. and answering what people are talking about in terms of jobs. >> you know, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and that's absolutely right. we're doing the same thing over and over again. that is absolutely right. we have lost the vast majority of state houses, not only at the governor level but the house is gone, the senate which should have been ours is not. we lost the presidential election that quite frankly we should have won. we have to look at the leaders in place. for me, to re-elect nancy pelosi just makes no sense. not a reflection on her per se, but it's time for new blood, new leadership. we need to reassess, we need a full-time dnc chair. if it's keith ellison, he owes it to the people of minnesota and his district and the democrats across the country to focus on one job or the other because it is a full-time job. we need to take stock and make sure we don't repeat the same mistake in '17 when

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are already going after him. veryeff sessions, he's a conservative record particularly on immigration, civil rights issues. is the problem for democrats that they're almost powerless to prevent these guys and women confirmed because of their own actions in 2013 where they changed filibuster rules and now it's only 51 senators are required to confirm nominees. republicans, after the louisiana senate race is called, will have 52 seats. unless something goes drastically wrong where republicans start voting against will getdidates, trump his nominees. it may be a messy fight in some probably getll everyone in place by late january. amy: one thing i wanted to bring the secretary of state. that's one position that still has not yet been filled. floating around. you wrote about a dinner that had with donald trump. what's going on there? >> they're feeling each other out. donald trump reached out to mitt electionon after the to try to have a meeting with him, broker a peace for mitt was the face of the republican resista

journal, those are minnesota congressman keith, new york chuck schumer, massachusetts elizabeth war earn and bernie sanders. they're going to come together to determine where the now a republican is going to be a president with republicans controlling congress and the democrats reeling. we're talking about other candidates, former dnc chief dean and martin. keep in mind, the last two national chairs of the party resigned. we're talking about e-mail scandals and clinton loses for the white house and the democrats have to put themselves back together and we're talking about congressional races in 2012. it should go a long way in determining where the party goes from here. coming up later this morning on denver7, we're going to have more on the candidates including controversy surrounding one of them. i'm jason gruenauer. denver7. >>> today we're hearing from wie of that school. difference for kids. >>> 4:44. the death toll rising to 11 people who lost their lives in tennessee. crews are dealing with hot spots this morning. >> several families are waiting fire started. the fire destroyed hundreds of buildings

. >> i think it could be -- andously elizabeth warren bernie sanders are going to fight for control ofgressive wing of the party. lot of there are a democrats who are looking for new leadershipship. i think some of the up-and-coming stars in our quite who haven't gotten as much attention because they've been surrounded by barack obama and the clintons, now going to be able to break out. >> i think new is imperative. i think we should definitely senate.ards the i think the incoming female harris, maggie hassan, very strong. new leaderm to be a sort of generation of democratic leadership. >> number four here. think -- i say harris. but more importantly, maybe someone we're not thinking that party needs new leadership. it's going to have some of the progressives, of sanders, warren, but maybe a new, younger face. >> none of you said a businessperson. head of starbucks stepping down. does anybody think the party's best bet might be to fight back with a democratic businessperson? be athink there's going to lot of pressure to do that. because economics is going to be message number one. a mo

elizabeth warren, bernie sanders will be 79. if hillary clinton ran again she would be 73. >> little honest truth there. the e-mail scandal that may have led to her demise. this election cycle has already come back into the spotlight. appeals court reviving two lawsuits arguing there was not enough done to restore hillary clinton's missing e-mails. the state department and national archives to get the e-mails. president elect donald trump cabinet is almost full. veterans affairs to be nominated as well as u.s. trade representative. nominations are only half of the battle. the senate still gets a say for some of the nominees. some saying they refuse to cooperate. carl cameron has the latest. >> republicans control the majority and there are few complaints. >> it is possible he will have to withdraw one or two because of problems that emerge. >> mr. trump tapped five members of congress. first up alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general who with the express support of democrat joe manchin will kickoff with a bipartisan a

the strength of the sanders, elizabeth warren wing, democratic party, you talk to long-time democratsthey understand that this understands a democratic change for them. on the republican side, donald trump has some populist rhetoric, but it's not necessarily clear how populist his policies are going to be. for example, his tax cut at least what was laid out in the campaign did include substantial tax cuts for wealthier individuals. you wouldn't see that from a true populist on the right. jenna: interesting, we will see how it goes from there. in the meantime senator sanders has more analysis on the campaign and i want to play sound for viewers and get your reaction. >> one of the arguments as to why trump won is to believe that -- many of his supporters are sexists or racists or home phones, i happen not to believe that's the case. i think what he did do is he said, you know what, there is a lot of pain in this country, people are scared and people are worried. i think his main success story, i will stand up to the establishment, media establishment, economic establishment. i happen t

but in terms of policy, she is i think 100% on the same page as bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. so policy wise, you have that sector. it's a very liberal heavy democratic caucus. and so a lot of people agree exactly with what you've said. shifting gears, there is also recognition that they are going to have to compromise if they're going to get anything done. you know, mitch mcconnell, when obama was elected, mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader who at the time was minority leader. but he said the -- his primary goal was not going to be to allow obama to do anything at all. he wanted him to be a one-term president. and so they blocked everything. he was criticized soundly for that. eight years later, if you look at the results politically, seemed to work out very well for the republicans. so there is some democrats who are saying we've got to make trump a one-time president. gallegos said that in no uncertain terms last week. we have to make him a one-term president there is kind of a mixed message now. do we work with trump? do we not work with trump? the democrats have

. >> senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders put out a rare joint statement reacting to the choicef steve mnuchin for treasury secretary calling him a wall street insider. they said during the campaign donald trump told the american people that he was going to change washington by taking on wall street. that is not the type of change that donald trump promised to bring to washington. that is hypocrisy at its worst. in a separate statement warren described mnuchin as an evil forest gump. so quite a lot of reaction to those economic picks. >> no doubt about it. mark halperin, what's the impact on capitol hill of his background and what's the reaction so far? >> well, i mean, the wall street general editorial board doesn't like the picks much more than elizabeth warren does. people are looking at their bios and noticing things on trade and mortgages that are questionable. they'll have to answer those in the hearing. i don't expect either of them will have nominations stopped if they answer tough questions from at least one party. in the end as we've said so many times, this is about d

you haven't begun to see how the far left, bernie sanders, elizabeth warrens are not like pelosi andchumer. they will have to make deals on their side. then donald trump will end run around them and say, we have a deal. he and schumer will probably cut a side schumer wants to make de. >>> on that note, find out why one professor is warning parents against the elf on the shelf. >> is that greg? >>> talk about being a grinch. a professor in canada is taking aim at the christmas tradition the elf on the shelf. she claims that the doll actually has a sinister undertone. the article first published a few years ago, but now it is resurfa resurfacing. in it she argues the idea of the elf reporting back to santa each night is, quote, setting up children for dangerous, uncritical acceptance of power structures. she also warns that the toy might get kids used to the idea of living in a surveillance state. you are mocking -- your laughter. >> who is the ultimate spy is santa? here is a shady character. he is nau he is always in red. he knows if you are naughty or nice. this is well before the e

is this going to be the party of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and progressives or tim ryan andthe democratic party? they have to find an identity and somebody to rally behind. is it bernie sanders or a new face that we haven't yet seen. >> i don't think it can be bernie sanders because we a as we all know he is not a democratic. >> donald trump is not really a republican. >> good point but because i think because he didn't actually join the party it's going hard for him to exert leadership. i think the democrats are scrambling for a message, for a lead e for an identity. at the moment they don't appear to be well equipped to deal with donald trump or trumpism. >> mr. hewitt. >> joe biden hits the gym and the road on behalf democrats 2020. >> watching president obama, does he be part of these discussions in a vital way or does he go off and paint george w. bush style? >> what we are hearing is president obama is not going to be to able to ride off into the sunset. et cetera going to be cultivating new democratic leaders. >> they have to stick to the party of president obama unti

jn tag: senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren released in a joint statement saying trump campaigned promising to change washington by taking on wall street. they say his pick for treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, who spent 17 years working for goldman sachs is just another "wall street insider" and "hypocrisy at its worst." jn abc news washington. several states in the south are trying to recover this morning after getting hit with a line of injured at least a dozen more yesterday. at least 13 confirmed tornadoes damaged homes, flattened barns and toppled trees in parts of alabama, louisiana, mississippi and tennessee. that's according to the national weather service. first responders say today is all about moving forward. "people out here are trying to help their neighbors that don't even know them but they are trying to work with them. it's good to see our community come together in times like this " in alabama, the weather system also dumped more that were in a drought. some people are protesting in charlotte, north carolina, after hearing that a police officer who fatally shot

the elizabeth waren and bernie sanders wing of the party that's clearly your guests talking points.erican people and businesses rejected it. and they have faced uncertainty and why corporations are holding back on cash and problems with full employment. we'll see in the past eight years we had a government that is hostile to business and now a new set of four years and people who are focused on business and invest nothing the u.s. economy. >> you really think they voted for more wall street banker and government. and that's the man date of the trump presidency. >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> hold on. >> and let her answer the question. >> and exactly. i don't know how much time you spend in business. probably none. but every business owner and person dealing with deregulation is cheering on when the environment is incent vived. the workers can can make more money and invest in their retirement. >> when we heard about donald trump being elected the stock market tanked. good discussion. >> thanks. >> president obama is in the middle of a 17 day in hawaii. fox news lear

going to -- he has ties to wall street, he says he's going to be taking his cues from elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, from the populous wing of the democratic party. i think that's smart because that's where the energy is. and the democrats need to reclaim this. now, the downside of this, the flip side of this is i don't think you can count on democrats in the senate to put a lot of their emphasis, a lot of their chips on environmental issues, on energy issues, on social civil rights, justice issues like that because they're going to be focused like a laser on issues of the economy. that's smart politics, you have to do a certain amount of triage, they can't fight all of these battles. >> now, tara, chris murphy, democratic senator, he said he expects some republicans to join democrats in opposing trump's labor secretary. the fact he used some salty language, listen to this. >> i'm not giving away the fact that there won't be republicans that eventually will oppose him, because you're talking about the department that is in charge of enforcing labor laws in this country. and, you know, donald trump

. >>> bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, they are now taking aim at donald trump's cabinet, calling the treasury nominee a wall street insider who could hurt working families. but honestly, can the democrats actually do anything to stop this? details ahead. >>> also, right now, jurors are deciding the fate and future of a former south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. you will remember this case for sure when you see the video that was released in the aftermath. was it murder? was it manslaughter? or was it self defense? a verdict could come any moment. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. i wo

senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren released in a joint statement saying trump campaigned promising to change washington by taking on wall street. they say his pick for treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, who goldman sachs, is just another wall street insider and hypocrisy at its worst. janai norman, abc news, washington. erin: if you want to attend the inauguration ceremony in d.c. on january 20, the online lottery is now open. you can only request up to four tickets, and there is no gurantee that you will get any. remember, you will likely be standing. the deadline to apply is monday, december 12, and winners will be notified in early january. to apply, you can head to congresswoman annie kuster's website. sean: developers now have conditional approval to start building a massive real estate project in londonderry and work is set to begin in the spring. the 640-acres that used to be woodmont orchards will soon be known as the woodmont commons. planning for the massive urban community started in 2008. include a hotel, apartments, it will eventuallyinclude a hotel, apartments, restau

if you're bernie sanders or elizabeth warren this is your definition of the swamp. if you're someone like me who believes in capitalism is a great choice. why are they putting up this kind of a fight? >> i don't think the confirmation provisions in the constitution were intended to be fought out over philosophical grounds. i would make a distinction between the president's nomination between judiciary on the one hand and executive branch on other. for justices and judges these are lifetime appointments. the stakes are higher. nomination in the executive branch are to aid the president. these are the president's men and women. i think a considerable at of deference ought to be due to those nominees. and thanks to the democrats decision to eliminate the filibuster except on executive branch nominees, only 51 votes are necessary. so my view is, i've been subject to a filibuster, so you can take everything i'm about to say with grain of salt i think president's nominees get up-or-down vote. no guarranty they will be confirmed. they ought to get up up-or-down vote. if de

these e-mails underscore just how important it is for people like bernie sanders and elizabeth warrenep up the pressure on hillary if she becomes president. of course it's still within the realm of possibility that trump could win if he gets his voters to the polls on election day which is -- >> november 28th. >> seth: okay, never mind. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more from washington, d.c. and the warner theater! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ no intention of adopting.er, he was the very last kennel in the very last row. emaciated. he was skin and bones. usually what you see in neglected dogs. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped the aspca save nearly thirty thousand animals so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate another two hundred and fifty dollars to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ the spare, no, i don't want to put anybody out. nonsense! we lend it to everybody. some people we hardly know. come on! why doesn't verizon offer unlimited data like t-mobile? is it because their lte netwo

now you have senators like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders saying the party should move to the left to be more liberal and the top democrat days he sees some common grounds. >> the silver lining and the deep clouds of this election is that on many economic issues, president-elect trump and his campaign was closer to us than to republican leadership, which always seems to wind up in the corner of the special interests. >> reporter: some democrats see themselves also the resistance to donald trump when he becomes president of the united states. others are looking for opportunities to work with him, recognizing that he may have won their districts or their home state. >> thank you, mike. the vice president-elect mike pence sis donald trump is preparing an ambitious 100 day plan after inauguration that will, quote, fulfill campaign promises. some have been reverses or softened or tossed out. what is team trump now promising to do? that's next. hi hey you look good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's something you taught me. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now

bernie sanders, 75. elizabeth warren, 67. chuck schumer, he is the baby at6.ould add tim kaine, he is still in the late 50s. >> their washington bench might be thin, their bench out in the country might be more capable of taking over the party. the new attorney general in california. former mayor of san antonio, julian castro they are trying to foster and bring up but overall as meghan said earlier in the show, nancy pelosi's are not giving up power. because bernie sanders has following of young people doesn't mean he will stick around. joe biden, you have to remember, i'm sure he was sitting through the election, going, i can't believe he run this time, could have beat hillary in the primary, despite early polling and given trump -- sandra: talking about the the day he made the announcement that he would not be running in the rose garden with president barack obama at his side. and we thought, hold on, wasn't there opportunity for him? maybe there is another opportunity. harris: we covered that live right here on "outnumbered," katie, as you were talking. i d