>> eric: yes, in this type of work. [ eric f: speaking french ] >> eric: wow.ermen who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad d

. ♪ >> eric: i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.e're going to get right to our top story. the ongoing feud between president-elect donald trump and the intelligence community intensified again this morning and the follow-up from the dubious report about donald trump's tie to russia. he lashed out on twitter. "it now turns out that the phony allegations against me were put together by my political opponents and a failed spy afraid of being sued. totally made up facts by w sleazebag political operatives, both democrats and republicans, fake news. russia says nothing exists. probably released by 'intelligence' even knowing there is no proof and never will be. my people will have a full report on hacking within 90 days." later on abc's "the view" he hits back this way. >> the crown jewel of american security is our intelligence. [applause] and everything we do, we rely upon those 16 different agencies. and to dis them and dismiss them, it really plays into russia's hand. >> eric: anthony, first of all, congratulations. >> appreciate it,

eric: u.s.ernment has never acknowledged it plays an active role in cyberspace and is active offensively, although the people who might be our targets ave certainly been claiming we have been doing it. the consensus of people that do not know any of the details, which includes me, is america is very good at this, but other countries are as well. the one i worry the most about right now is actually russia. if you look at their actions, they have done a number of very publicized invasions, tax and alterations which can only be understood as cyber activity and they are not shy about it. they do not mind people knowing about it. this must be part of their strategy to keep in our face, if you well. david: the europeans seem to not like google as much as americans you resolved those issues with europe? eric: the core e is the european governance model is not set up to build global companies. ♪ david: a few years ago you gave up the position of ceo. you were ceo for how long? decade.r a caroline: you w

here is eric bolling. eri eric: >> i think it's a disgrace that information that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public, as far as buzz feed, which is a failing pile a garbage and as far as cnn going out of their way to build it up. eric: donald trump calling out media companies for referencing or publishing damning allegations against the president-elect. is this a lesson for trump haters in the media to play it straight? welcome to cashin' in, mercedes, and gina loudon and juan williams. welcome, everybody. mercedes, i have a feeling this won't be the last time mr. trump has to take on someone in the media for reporting some fake news. >> you know, rightfully so. i think that donald trump has been able to set the record straight and be able to take on some of these media outlets or let's look at buzz feed, which is more of a pop culture site. let's be real. benn smith, the editor of this site, basically sent a memo to the staff back in 2015 tell the staff it's entirely fair to c

. >> eric: one more.s being killed. it >> you're going to blame the president? >> let me jump in here for a second. what i think is a scandal is when there are massive failures and the leader cannot admit that and then we have multiple news cycles where the facts rollout in the leader still cannot admit that. that is a scandal. everything i listed are scandals. >> that's like saying that george bush, since 9/11 happened on george bush's watch is a scandal. that's not a scandal. >> there are failures that he doesn't admit. >> rich, come on. george bush could have been better at protecting america, but we didn't call them scandal scandals. >> there are no facts that prove that. >> eric: listen to me. homegrown terror, could i be considered a scandal? >> no. >> eric: why not? americans were dying. it's not happening here. how is that not scandalous? >> how was the genocide and syria a scandal? do we call the genocide in a scandal under george w. bush? >> so many mismanagement problems. bingo george bush did

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> what made

. >> eric: hi, i am eric bolling. bill o'reilly is in los angeles. he will be back on monday. media cluelessness about president trump. it was on full display during president trump's first joint news conference earlier today. >> mr. president, you said before that torture worked? he praised russia, you said you want to ban citizens from coming to america, you suggested there should be punishments for abortion, for many people, in britain, those sound like alarming beliefs. what do you say to our viewers at home where worried about them of your views and worried about being the leader of a free world? >> how can the british prime minister believe you? you've been known to change your position onn things? >> eric: do you need any more evidence to know that the media is still so out of touch? kellyanne conway, the media, the left, people just don't get donald trump. what is taking them so long to embrace the sky? >> very few people in the media have made? the adjustment to president trump. they just re-hatched their list of grievances and put it in the form of a question. i'm gl

cars.com >> eric: thanks for staying with us.nt tonight, how president trump plans to do with america's allies. today president trump met with prime minister teresa mae holding his first joint news conference, both leaders embracing continuing close ties between the u.s. and britain. meanwhile, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is making clear america's foreign policy is now a whole new ball game. >> our goal, with the administration, is to show value at the u.n. we will show our strength, our voice, have the backs of our allies, and make sure that our allies have our backs as well. for those that don't have our backs, we are taking names. >> eric: joining us now to analyze from washington. julian, you heard from nikki haley, wow, a different tone from what we've heard in the past. she said if you're not on board, we are taking names. >> yeah, she's totally different. what's also notable there, she said part of how we show our value at the u.n. is by having our allies back and that's key to countries all around the world who are wa

- [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from people about them, i've made two cover records now, sometimes you don't. i didn't hear anything from steve and i found out later he was in the trenches with his drug addiction and as he tells it, towards the end of that really dark period he found out that emmi lou had recorded 'guitar town,' and i had recorded 'someday,' and that was kind of a beacon of light. - he's talked about that, in fact, in the course of promoting this record when it's come up, he's said, "you know, at a really difficult "time in

but eric, we did try to help in 2009.e were nailed to the ground in 2010 because obamacare was the first major entitlement pass in this country without a single vote from one of the two political parties. a pass without a single republican vote, his party owns it and it will not be a great part of his legacy because you have millions of americans who are paying higher premiums, you've got people with fewer choice, lower quality, less access, and more frustration. the biggest lie and biggest piece of fake news i've heard in the last ten years, if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. donald trump and mike pence are going to allow you to buy your health insurance across state lines. they're going to allow you to have a health savings account where you control more of your spending, your health care spending, they're going to permit individual. they're going to block medicaid across the state. people are excited. look, the republicans won in 2010, '14, '16. >> eric: kel

. ♪ >> eric: eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.'snt get straight to our top story. the mass shooting at fort lauderdale international airport. five people confirmed dead, eight wounded. authorities say 26-year-old esteban santiago, an iraq war veteran discharged by the national guard last summer, opened fire in the airport baggage claim area this afternoon. >> everybody outside, let's go. let's go! [alarm sounding] >> flying all around us. >> the accused shooter is in custody and being questioned by federal authorities and this evening, his brother tells us he had been receiving psychological treatment. joining us now from washington, fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. all day long, we've been hearing reports of this man's mentals instability. what's the latest?ed what are you hearing? >> eric, what i'm hearing fromcc senior law enforcement this evening, in fact, this private first class was in the alaska d national army guard, was being investigated on multiple occasions by, not only the fbi, but also the c

eric: your final thought on this? >> unions are losing their power because you have less union members signing up, so, actually the unions are dependent right now on donald trump to see if they can activate their membership because as we know, they're losing their influence as time goes on and yes, building the wall would be a helpful project, in, for some of the union members. eric: infrastructure spending, it's a big, big infrastructure spending, 1900 miles along the southern border. and president trump is pushing because rodney and his new business. he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com. >> like i said, they need money, cities are broke. >> and

cashin' in with eric bolling. you're watching the most powerful name in news, the fox news channel. >> we just had probably the most incredible meeting of our careers with the president, the vice-president, and the senior staffs and we will work with him and his administration to implement his plans on infrastructure, trade, and energy policy so that we really do put america back to work in the middle class jobs that our members and all americans are demanding. eric: big labor giving big praise to president trump, for his inclusive jobs plans for all workers. but will working with unions be a win for america? hi, i'm eric bolling and our cashin' in crew, and welcome, everybody. start with you, this is something you don't hear every day. he said in the most incredible meeting of our careers. is this a good idea? >> how shocking, the union leaders being able to praise the president after a brutal campaign. remember, these union leaders, eric, they backed hillary clinton. they were not moving along in favor of donald

eric? eric: so was santiago allegedly motivated by mental illness, perhaps ptsd, or radical islamic terrorism or a mixture of both? in about ten minutes, we'll get insight from a former washington, d.c. homicide detective. he will analyze what we know about this so far. arthel: and meanwhile, an extensive intelligence report laying out the lengths that russia went to in an attempt the sway our presidential election. u.s. intelligence agencies releasing the report yesterday. officials finding the cyber attacks by russia went far beyond any previous election-related espy i can't imagine. the -- espionage. the report reaching a troubling conclusion, russia isn't done. caroline shively is live from washington with an update now. caroline? >> reporter: hi there, arthel. the report says that russia will take what they learned in this campaign and try again against u.s. allies. it concludes that russian president vladimir putin ordered the attack himself, and the goal of it eventually became to he

. >> eric: one more.>> you're going to blame the president? >> let me jump in here for a second. what i think is a scandal is when there are massive failures and the leader cannot admit that and then we have multiple news cycles where the facts rollout in the leader still cannot admit that. that is a scandal. everything i listed are scandals. >> that's like saying that george bush, since 9/11 happened on george bush's watch is a scandal. that's not a scandal. >> there are failures that he doesn't admit. >> rich, come on. george bush could have been better at protecting america, but we didn't call them scandal scandals. >> there are no facts that prove that. >> eric: listen to me. homegrown terror, could i be considered a scandal? >> no. >> eric: why not? americans were dying. it's not happening here. how is that not scandalous? >> how was the genocide and syria a scandal? do we call the genocide in a scandal under george w. bush? >> so many mismanagement problems. bingo george bush did not react to sedan.

eric: yep.way, but iowa's look at work as a gift. 877-90-red-eye. gary: drivers, if you're in the market for a preowned truck am a you might look at diamond renewed at navistar. gary: i think minimum wage when i started was $2.85. eric: minimum wage when i started, are you ready? $1.70. gary: yep. eric: after i left a doughnut shop come after i stopped cleaning toilets come i went to a gas station, last of two weeks, and it was during the , and somebody stole $200, and they fired everybody. my dad said, "put on a suit and go down to the bank," so i went down to hsbc, which was a huge bank, put on my suit jacket, and there was the boss, 5'2", 95 pounds, which was really trippy as a kid. i went down there, put on a suit, showed them my application. i had just started my first year of college, and they said ok, sit over there. resources, to human human resources said we have two different positions. the mailroom,g in pays, like, $1.80, and minimum , or you can70 be an adjuster, and since it is seco

>> it sure did, eric.ht before i sat down with kellyanne conway, that came across and it was the first time we've heard anything from president obama since he left office, and it was very significant obviously that he spoke out and said he felt what was happening with this travel ban, temporary as it is, basically was a shock to american values and that he was very supportive of the protesters out there. kelly and responded and said he can say whatever he wants. he's an american citizen and he can weigh in. she also talked about being careful when it comes to security concerns and whatever people say and however people weigh in, much less the former president of the united states, is significant. in my mind, her take on it was that she was circumspect about whether or not that was a wise thing for them to do. you will hear how she answered it when we show you that interview tonight a little bit later on. >> eric: thank you. >> dana: we have one more from juan williams. we are not going to let you go yet. >

eric. eric: peter, thanks so much. arthel? meanwhile, the outgoing cia director offering words of advice to the new administration on dealing with russia. john brennan telling fox news sunday this morning he doesn't think the president-elect fully understands what russia is capable of. this as the senate intelligence committee decides to dig deeper into moscow's election meddling by examining russia's ties to mr. trump's campaign team. kristin fisher is live from our d.c. bureau with more. kristin, hi. >> reporter: arthel, today the director of the cia was asked point-blank if his agency had uncovered any information that the trump campaign had been in contact with the kremlin. he wouldn't confirm or deny it, all he would say is if they did have that kind of information, it would be handed over to the fbi, but vice president-elect mike pence gave a much more direct response when asked if anyone from the campaign had been communicating with russia. >> of course not. why would there be any contacts between the campaign? chris, t

eric trump was not penniless or in debt when he started the eric trump foundation. he did not start that foundation to make money, and he certainly did not become rich because of it. here is what his own wife told me in florida. >> he started the eric trump foundation to help kids with cancer. in fact, he such a humble guy, i didn't i didn't even know about it. he started at the year before we met and it was almost like he didn't want to toot his own horn to say look what i did. >> on the show, i remember him saying that 100% of the proceeds go to the kids. >> it's very important to eric. this is something he has always worked so hard for. he works his hardest at the eric trump foundation, and i have seen him negotiate pennies off of a price just because he knows that is a penny more that can go to the kids of st. jude and it's really disappointed to see how other charities out there are run. i use charities very loosely because we see the clinton foundation and it's disgraceful that they could be categorized in the same space as the eric trump foundation. jeanine:

eric: who pays? >> the taxpayer pays. eric: oh, okay. >> i'm not going to lie. eric: unless you're the taxpay taxpayer, go ahead, rachel. >> if you think that college education is expensive, wait until it's free. look, i think that liberals refuse to look the a what's the driving cost of it. i think that they're not focusing on books and research and great teachers. they're focusing on the amenities. i've taken my kids, my oldest daughter already to visit a few colleges and they're showing them, you know, it looks like a country club. there's all of these racquetball courts and big pools and you know, i think that's what we need, we need to be better consumers so that, you know, they're focusing on what they need to focus on. by the way, can i say this, too, jessica, i think that the free tuition should come with a free study abroad in venezuela so they can see where the roads of socialism leads, or denmark or sweden or any of those other countries as well. eric: or cuba, why not cuba? marcy, what incentive is it for a university to keep costs down and tuitions

eric, we could see snow, a wintry mix across the deep south, friday into saturday.t if cold air is in play, so we will have to watch for that. winter is here. >> eric: winter is here almost all around the country, especially snow in the deep, hope it gets better. >> jenna: a fox news alert out of michigan right now, ford ceo mark fields holding a news conference right now in flat rock, michigan, and there are a few headlines coming out at this time. he is announcing that ford will create 700 new jobs right here in the united states, and these new jobs are focused around electric vehicles. that is what they are looking at, specifically. by the year 2020, that is the major push they a saying, that they are investing millions of dollars, they are adding 700 direct to new jobs in flat rock, michigan, at the assembly plant there. also, they look further down into the press release, this is another headline, ford is canceling plans for a new $1.6 billion plant in mexico. investing $700 million in flat rock, michigan. now, one has to ask is that a direct move? you are taki

: i'm eric shawn info jon scott today. congress now in session with publicans pushing an aggressive agenda including repealing obamacare, rewriting tax codes and softening some environmental regulations. democrats are promising to oppose many of donald trump's cabinet nominees. meanwhile, voting for the speaker of the house has begun with paul ryan expected to be reelected shortly. >> jenna: you can see live at trump tower, we begin with mike emanuel on capitol hill. >> good afternoon to you, there is a first day of school feeling here as battle lines are being drawn on capitol hill, a lot of smiling faces, he a lot of people who are new faces and also family members at the 115 congress as it gets to work. in the house, he mentioned about for speaker, that is the first order of business, it is taking place this hour. paul ryan of wisconsin enjoys the support of president-elect donald trump. he is expected to win, but they are going through the vote count right now. there was an unforced error as house republicans voted las

eric? eric: it sadly has been a deadly weekend down south now, another round of powerful weather expected to strike much of that region. this as the death toll in georgia now glows, we're told -- grows, we're told, to at least 1 people following a devastating tornado there. and in mississippi a second twister's been blamed for four other deaths. jonathan serrie is live in adele, georgia, tonight with the very latest and some of that horrible damage behind you. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi, eric. i'm in a rural area outside of adele, cook county. you can see all the scattered debris here, there was a thursdayly here and then a warehouse -- nursery here and then a warehouse. you can see the sheet metal scattered in the heavy winds, and not far from where i'm standing, there is a mobile home park that was hit during the early predawn hours. we're told that half of those mobile homes were destroyed, and you mentioned the fatalities in georgia? well, seven of those fatalities took place in the

eric, singing? how can you take this singing seriously? >> eric: i loved it.ly not a muslim ban. they are saying it's a ban because trump used the word ban in one of his tweets. it's not a ban. it's a temporary pause. 112 million international travelers last year in the u.s. 44 million visas. 527,000 overstayed. they don't worry about that but they are worried about inconveniencing 109. we not only have a right to protect our borders and increased vetting, we have an obligation. >> greg: >> kimberly: could be short for bannon. not really a ban. they were named by the obama administration before but nobody protested. >> kimberly: that should have been the lead. we want to think obama's administration for putting together this list. we want to be vigilant about who we let into the united states. it's not discriminatory in its face, in any way. the u.s. constitution is not a treaty with other countries. don't take offense to it because it was already on the books and it's been used by president obama. what is the difference now? the president. it is being used by

eric bolling, please. >> eric: remember this slogan, if the economy, stupid?t about us being the biggest customer to the rest of the world and why we have so much to bargain with with these trade agreements. do bilateral agreements. $2.3 trillion with of goods annually our trade imbalance, we buy more than we ship out. our biggest trading partners. china. we send them $300 billion more than we take in. 9.2 million to canada. mexico come almost $60 billion. you are the biggest customer. you have a bargaining chip and you make bilateral agreements. this is where it's going. [laughter] >> kimberly: hanging on by a thread. >> greg: you just added five i.q. points. >> bob: just added a lawsuit. >> greg: it's time for a new thing. ryan gosling news. a lot of news. he's got a new wax figure at madame tussauds' in berlin. doesn't look like him. looks like a guy who would steal your car, not your heart. i don't understand the fascination with wax figures. why do people go to these places and get pictures taken? >> kimberly: you don't think that looks just like him? >>

>> lauren: eric. >> eric: [ chuckles ] >> lauren: [ laughs ] >> eric: hello. >> lauren: hi! oh! are you? >> eric: i'm fine. >> lauren: how was your flight? >> eric: uneventful. >> lauren: my kind of flight. [ both laugh ] >> eric: wow. look at you. you look fantastic. >> lauren: thank you. i was gonna say the same of you. >> eric: thanks. >> lauren: i took the liberty of ordering some wine. >> eric: ah, i see you've remembered my favorites. >> lauren: of course. would you like me to pour you a glass? >> eric: i would love that. thank you. >> lauren: perfect. here you go. >> eric: very nice. >> lauren: to dear friends. >> eric: and fond memories. [ glasses clink ] >> lauren: yes. [ chuckles ] hmm? >> eric: mm-hmm. >> lauren: i can't thank you enough for flying out here on such short notice. >> eric: i know how much your company means to you, much the same as forrester means to me, so... >> lauren: it's so amazing to be able to talk to somebody who truly understands family business. >> eric: after all the speculation in the fashion press about what's been going on at fenmore's, uh

eric: i'm eric shawn.rotests broke out in several major cities across the country in response to the controversial executive order that bars citizens from 7 mostly muslim nations from entering our country, including at first green cardholder's. they are legal residents of the united states. arthel: at jfk where 12 people are still being detained, we have a live press conference happening. we are expecting to hear from a volunteer attorney for some of those being detained. we are monitoring that situation. meanwhile president trump defending the action, tweeting this morning, quote our country needs strong borders and extreme vetting now. look what is hatching all over europe and indeed the world. a horrible mess. but many say the president's order created i could and confusion. we have team fox coverage. kristin fisher has reaction at the white house. wee begin with will carr at the airport. >> yesterday here at l.a.x., 7 people were detained. their as us is unknown. we reached out to federal authorities t

eric: do you think it's a good thing? think it's going to make a difference in the housing market. you look at rising housing costs, rising mortgages, gasbuddy is predicting gas prices are going to be 36 cents higher, so from a little guy's perspective, the low income perspective, $500 of cash in our pocket is, obviously, a good thing, but i don't think in the larger scheme of things it's going to make that much of a difference from the housing market. going forward, more jobses, job growth, wage growth, and we're on pretty good track in 2017 if you look at the record thurm of job openings, 5.5 million, wages are going up, so you've got to get people back to work. people have money in their pockets, they have jobs, they will propel the housing market. eric: at the same time, the rates are going up. it went up a smidge, by a quarter of a point by the fed a few weeks ago. >> i mean, that is a bit of a headwind for they'll -- potential would-be buyers, so it is going to price some of those home buyers out of the market, part

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eric all over that event for us.dahl come is in talks to sell towers in german for $800 million. the towers have been tagged. the deal could be finalized as patient. soon as next quarter. coming up, ces may be wrapped up, but there are lingering takeaways from the event. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we just wrapped up ces this year and big announcements, from autonomous cars and ai. michael, what really grabbed your attention? michael: the big winner at ces was amazon with alexa. there are over 1000 different companies that are integrating alexa into their products, everything from smart refrigerators to phones to cars. the other thing is there is tons of car tech. self driving vehicles, ways in which the automobile will change her experience inside the car, but what was most surprising was companies that are not tech companies presenting. the carnival ceo, arnold donald, showed a new set of sensors that guests will wear throughout the cruise to change their experience. the ceo of under armour

goes back to new york. - goes back to austin, - [eric] oh, it goes back - [shawn] in the 70s. - [eric] to even before that. talk about that. - well i moved to austin '76, i think,

eric: yours is a global company.orried about the rise in protectionism and the breakdown of free trade? >> we are worried because there is uncertainty. we are worried about what to do in the future. and particularly protectionism should not be implemented. i am optimistic but still worried. eric: what do you do? differently as a company if this continues? we enhance to each country's production to serve more the local customers. in addition to that, we will concentrate more production into that -- and because of because it is the biggest market for us. you are moving more into the u.s. >> we did from mexico. move into kentucky. that happened six months ago. eric: it had nothing to do with donald trump and the threat he companies to foreign producing and mexico rather than in the u.s. >> exactly. but i try to concentrate in kentucky. that means that the u.s. should have the majority of globalization go further. that is why i concentrate tuesday in the u.s., simply. eric: will donald trump be good for your business? >>

eric?>> the deputy prime minister says the nation will not renegotiate the nuclear deal with the powers including the united states. as an electron has received this hand-delivered letter signed by 23 former us government officials urging the new administration to work with the iranian opposition.the letter asked him to work with the regime. the letter is signed by rudy giuliani , joelieberman , michael mckenzie and the former chairman, general hugh shelton. president obama expressed the hope that nuclear negotiations would induce the leaders to act with greater consideration of american interest. it is now clear that i run leaders have shown no interest in reciprocating. they are directly targeting interests, policies and principles and those of the allies and friends of the middle east to restore american influence and credibility in the world. united states need a revised policy. officials are calling on mr. trump to consult with the main opposition in the national council of iran and th

eric is standing by. i've got a feeling he might talk brexit. eric: we might get there. the european commission vice president and commissioner for euro and social dialogue in the e.u., great to see you. >> good morning. eric: thank you for the early start. let's begin with inauguration day in the united states. donald trump will become the 45th president of the things he has said and the thing he is has said he's going to do, what encourages you the most, what are you most concerned about? >> well, europe and u.s. has a long-standing strategic partnership which dates for many decades and we think it's very important to continue in the spirit of this strategic partnership and this is our message also to the u.s., we are willing to continue to work closely together. eric: is that something you feel optimistic about or something you're concerned about? i can't tell. >> i think today is a day of the inauguration so we must see what the real first steps of the new administration will be and then we'll be able to tell. eric: you have to worry, i would imagine, about the kind

eric clapton. eric lupton.k the law, british law —— clapton. a5 a diplomat of the dprk? no. i didn't break any law. not one to do with making money for the regime, or raising money for the regime? because there are all kinds of stories that dprk diplomats have to engage in crime to raise money for pyonyang. yes, but not all countries, you know, allow that kind of thing. for instance, the north korean diplomats in europe, you know, especially like britain and france where there is a really high level of securities, you know, and also with the intelligence services, it is really dangerous for not only north korean diplomats, or even the otherforeign diplomats north korean diplomats, or even the other foreign diplomats a5 north korean diplomats, or even the other foreign diplomats as well, to do this kind of illicit activities. in terms of law, we didn't pay, for instance, the condition charges, you know, the parking fees, north korean members in london. so far i think the outstanding parking accommodation and par

hi, rich. >> afternoon ,-com,-com ma eric.ublicans have enough senators, though the minority party, the democrats can slow the process and that is what they are doing. that leaves the trump administration short of its deputies. the state department will send the ambassador to kazakhstan to a series of peace negotiations as rex tillerson is waiting on his confirmation as secretary of state secretary of state. after mnuchin to grin -- secretary of state and tom preston had the overhaul of u.s. health care. to that the senate's top the senate's top democrat says presidents from choices made a closer examination. >> this cabinet is unusually made it and a lot different than others. we call it the swamp cabinet. so much more than any other cabinet we've seen. so that means they made her a review. >> i believe will be able to confirm the entire cabinet. >> even rex tillerson for state push the republicans have expressed reservation. >> only few republican objections to board a trump nominee and republicans were withholding support o

. >> hello, i am eric shawn in for jon scott. mr. trump at this hour holding the leadership muenchen as we have been reporting at that trump international hotel in washington, d.c. as you can seat on the right of your screen, the president-elect with the future first first lay arriving at our nations capital in the last hour. that will be their new albert, the pre-inauguration activities starting this afternoon include a visit in the next hour to arlington national cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown and he will be there along with vice president elect mike pence, meanwhile on capitol hill, two of his nominees have had a bit of a tough time this morning at their senate confirmation hearings. former texas governor rick. for energy secretary, an investment banker steven mnuchin delete treasury. plus the transition team rounding up that cabinet choices today announcing former governor of georgia sonny purdue as the pick for agriculture secretary. >> jenna: in the meantime, capitol hill is buzzing, and the press roll alon

eric. >> repeal the mandate portion of obamacare. leave obamacare as an option and then replace it with something better. competition, a cheaper alternative. >> like where younger people can buy catastrophic insurance and not have deductibles that are impossible for them to be able to use. >> they said this was going to cost 3 million jobs, cause chaos in the health insurance market and you are cheering. >> we are not cheering. it's going to happen gradually. no one is going to people left out in the cold without medicare or proper treatment. it shouldn't be that hard to sell it because everyone wants better. >> this document i was going to give juan is called "a better way." >> recommended reading with dana. >> that's my people watch the show. confirmation hearings today on the hill for three more nominees. james mattis, dr. ben carson, and mike pompeo. highlights from the hearings when "the five" returns. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan.

eric cantor's district. let's send a real message. >> narrator: early on election night, it looked like cantor was in trouble. >> eric cantor is definitely in trouble in his district... >> i was sitting at the capitol hill club, eating dinner, and i get a text from somebody that eric cantor is losing his... his primary. i was as shocked as anybody else. >> cantor never saw it coming. i didn't see it coming. and as they're giving me the numbers, i couldn't believe it. i thought my staff was joking with me, and i didn't find it funny. >> history-making upset. house majority leader eric cantor lost... >> eric cantor... >> narrator: by 8:30, cantor knew it was over. >> a stunning upset is shaking things up on capitol hill. >> eric cantor, who vastly outspent his opponent, who had the entire party machinery behind him, loses by 11 points, to this economics professor that no one had ever heard of. >> i've never had a loss. and it was a huge one in a very public way. and i remember telling my wife, "we're going to