because bad things happen in the shower. >> gaffney, who has pled not guilty to capital murder and is awaiting trial, is a former member of the white supremacist gang, the aryan brotherhood. >> i climbed the ranks pretty quickly. by climbing the ranks, you come with a lot of responsibility. you don't ever know who wants to kill you for your position. i have done a lot of things. i'm not proud of any of it. and but when i was young, i thought that was the norm. i got wrapped up in prostitution, drug ring, guns, the fast money, and before i knew it my life was just a downhill spiral. one thing led to another. next thing i know i am on drugs. >> gaffney says he was drawn to the aryan brotherhood because they shared a foundation. >> i grew up with the hate, hate in my home, of black people, black people, black people. that's all i knew. and seeing that growing up, i thought, hey, man, that's what it's supposed to be like. well, instead of turning to the kkks, i turned to the aryan brotherhood. i look at it like, if you are going to do something with a hood over your face, no sense in doin

inmate tim gaffney has been in the unit for 2 1/2 years and still doesn't take any chances. >> my eyes red because i don't ever close my eyes in the shower. that's just the golden rule. when you shower, you leave your eyes open and always keep your back toward the wall. that way you can see who comes and goes. you know, because bad things happen in the shower. >> gaffney, who has pled not guilty to capital murder and is awaiting trial, is a former member of the white supremacist gang, the aryan brotherhood. >> i climbed the ranks pretty quickly. by climbing the ranks, you come with a lot of responsibility. you don't ever know who wants to kill you for your position. i've done a lot of things. i'm not proud of any of it. but when i was young, i thought that was the norm. i got wrapped up in prostitution, drug ring, guns, the fast money, and before i knew it my life was just a downhill spiral. one thing led to another. next thing i know i'm on drugs. >> gaffney says he was drawn to the aryan brotherhood because they shared a foundation. >> i grew up with the hate. there was hate in my ho

in areas that gaffney is in. coming up, two strategists concede their election predictions were wrong and they tell us why, when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> we know the reality is this thing is pump is probably a one in seven shot. >> everyone he knows is voting for trump. people coming up on handshake lines. >> he thinks they are expanding the map. all theseng to places. what the team is doing is saying in his third and we can try to 65. drop kick from here. john: that was a clip of our next two guests discussing the long odds of a trump presidency. here now for a postelection follow-up is the former director of the jeb bush super pac and -- mike murphy in chicago. and the brilliant democratic strategist in los angeles. i am going to start by saying i got it wrong as well. i will start the thing. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. this is not just me blaming you. without accepting my measure of responsibility. i got it wrong. having said that, why did you guys, why did you so confident , for so long there

frank gaffney is the key issue here. is he involved or not? if he is involved it is poison. is involved a new his background and they didn't care or they fail to bet him. john: he is poison. if he is not involved, good. mark: but if he ever was. any involvement at all they need to learn. john: especially considering areas that gaffney is most obvious. mitch mcconnell was reelected. the bigger news was on the democratic side. we heard harry reid taking after donald trump. today his successor, chuck schumer was elected senate minority leader. he announced some new additions to join him in the leadership tame including bernie sanders tammy baldwin, and a rust belt moderate from west virginia, joe manchin. sayingchumer began by weret -- and the democrats ready to work with donald trump on shared ideas. >> we need to be the party that speaks to and works on behalf of all americans. and a bigger, bolder, sharper edge economic message that talks about how people in the middle class and those struggling to make it there can do better. we have talked about the democratic party in pri

the second was about frank gaffney. during he will advise the trump transition team on national security issues. dwafny has been vocally anti-muslim and has promoted islam phobic positions in the past including president obama being a muslim. trump's team claims that gaffney has no role on the transition team. how big a deal are these specific controversies that are causing a ruckus to be raised? >> still a question of why it was so badly reported that gaffney was involved and the language they have given us still isn't clear. just the fact that they let him be involved poe tlings is a troubling thing. one of donald trump's legacies as a manager is a matters of law, regarding the foundation, his business. just not buttoned down. not the standards you need in the federal government on. jared kushner. i will be involved. people can say it violates rooms, pete williams of nbc thinks it is fine. >> on the basis of a legal authority. >> it is pete's opinion. the country for the good of public policy should deal with the real

frank gaffney is the key issue. is he involved or not? if he is, it's poison.ark: there is one of two options. they either knew his back rented it and did not that him. scarlet: the dude is poison. he's not the kind of person. mark: if he had any involvement in all, they need to learn a lesson and not do stuff like this. john: especially with some of the problems donald trump has caused for himself in the past. mark: two strategist can see their election connections were wrong and they tell us why when we come back. ♪ >> everyone he knows is voting for trump. maybe i ought to go to connecticut. >> he thinks they are expanding the map. what he is doing is its third and 65. we are going to try to drop kick from here. john: that was a clip of our next to guests discussing the odds. here now for a follow-up is the former director of the jeb bush super pac and the democratic strategist in los angeles. i got it wrong as well. i will start the thing. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. this is not just me blaming you. i got it wrong. that, why did you -- s

frank gaffney is the key issue. is he involved or not? if he is involved, it's poison. if he is involved, there is one of two options. they either knew his background and they didn't vet him or they didn't care. john: the dude is poison. he's not the right kind of person. mark: if he had any involvement in it at all, they need to learn a lesson and not do stuff like this. john: especially with some of the problems donald trump has caused for himself in the past. mark: coming up, two strategists concede their election predictions were wrong and they tell us why, when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> we know the reality is this thing is a one in seven shot. and i'm probably being generous. >> everyone he knows is voting for trump. maybe i ought to go to connecticut. >> he thinks they are expanding the map. what he is doing is its third and 65. we can try to drop kick from here. john: that was a clip of our next two guests discussing the odds. here now for a postelection follow-up is the former director of the jeb bush super pac and the brilliant democratic strategist in los angeles.

gaffney has denied being part of trump's transition team, but did tell politico -- "i look forward to helping the president-elect and the national security-minded team he is assembling in whatever way i can." students at as many as 100 colleges and universities across the united states wednesday held protests demanding their schools become sanctuary campuses that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities carrying out trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented people. speaking on "60 minutes" sunday, trump vowed to immediately deport up to 3 million people. during his campaign, trump also said he'd reverse president obama's executive orders, which include the program daca -- deferred action for childhood arrivals -- which has shielded 750,000 young people from deportation. this is maria maes of columbia university. the am here to demand that president of the university of our school think is a sanctuary campus -- make the facing story campus and provide the financial undocumented and their ability to work with them. amy: in arizona, the tohono o'odham nation has said it wil

gaffney: that's an excellent example.rk reaction for emerging markets picking that trade barriers are going to go up with the new administration. but if the end goal for the global economy is for greater growth, emerging markets will benefit. it's important though to look for emerging markets that do not have a lot of external dollar-denominated debt and countries that are putting reforms through. i think 2017 is really a year about strong reforms, rates moving up, and better growth and changing inflation expectations, which is a very different environment from what we've experienced over the last several years. and why i think there's likely to be a lot of volatility ahead. scarlet: pretty much a 180 from week highest in previously. kathleen gaffney, thank you. coming up, the chances of an opec deal. to amrita sen. where oil is trading with 20 minutes before the saudis crows -- the saudi's close, up to 4725 a barrel. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: breaking news and politics, the associated press reports the donald trump h

he said he's not apart of the team and sort of dodged the question about whether or not gaffney have visited trump tower over the past 48 hours and indication were getting possible. he's done some advising at an a arm's length. they don't want more negative headlines in the wake of appointi appointing stephen bannon and bannon is a controversial figure and he used to be with bright bart news. that's not representatives of stephen bannon. they're trying to say nothing to say here. he's one that promotes diversity. we have a little bit of what jason miller had to say about this today, take a listen. >> okay, and we don't have that sound bite. he defended the character and the nature of stephen bannon, he will be someone that'll promote diversities. they're getting a lot of heat in that regard. all right, we got that and halie one more thing just to get you on the record of rudy giuliani and the fact that he could be fourth in line to be president of the united states with speculations of the state department. do we have further errreporting guidance and especially if he had a backgroun

frank gaffney, general william jerry boykin and activist tom trenton will talk national security. critics say they preach intolerance and anti muslim sentiments. the rabbi welcomes freedom of critics wanted him to cancel the event. >> unfortunately it inflames those tensions during a time where the muslim community is already feeling under attack. >> people make comments. i can't speak to what comments might be made. >> greater boston area clergy have condemned tonight's event. maria: commitment 2016, today's tracking poll from abc news and pollsters found that enthusiasm for both candidates is low 46% of clinton's supporters and 52% of trump's are very enthusiastic about their choice. that's compared with 64% for president obama and 62% for mitt romney at this point in 2012. >> with the clock ticking. states. ed: that means a blitz in florida and three stops in miami, orlando and pensacola. trump claiming the momentum in the sunshine state is his. >> we are way up in florida. i shouldn't say that. i want you to go vote. we are going to pretend we are down. pretend. we knew -- we

you condemned him for that and you said pamela geller, speak at zoa twice since 2012 and frank ga gaffney who called president obama the first black president, this is not a smear. >> we have many different people speak for us and second of all i'm not familiar with the press release -- >> february 2016. >> i would have to see the whole context because i'm sure there were a lot other problems with the statement mr. -- president obama made. >> i don't think so. i've read it carefully. >> richard you're an expert in all this and while we're responding here in the aftermath of last week's election, we have seen hate crimes, churches being vandalized. we've even seen a veteran being denied a meal after a trump supporter challenged his service record. people are asking how and why this is happening. >> we're seeing white supremacists celebrate mr. trump's victory. the incidents are widespread and they're ugly. we've count body 500 so far and i'm sure that's just a small number of the actual incidents. they're -- we've seen a lot of anti-black, anti-muslim, anti-immigrant things in schools espe

judge gaffney sits at the lawrence court where 14 vets sit at the program. tells me that they are making a difference.talking about lives of these veterans who are done so much for us having their county, one veteran treatment court in lawrence, but the va is trying to change that. wants to open a second one right here in salem. >> needs to grow and needs to do this to keep our community safe. to keep our communities well and to help out again those individuals who have so much to do. >> reporter: for many vets, returning home transitioning to civilian life is stressful. this program linking troubled vets to mentors is designing to break the cycle. >> there is no bond as strong as the one that exists among in veteran treatment courts, we are turning that bond into healing and empowerment. >> it is hope these vets will give others the homecoming they deserve. in salem, bob ward, fox25 news. >>> in a little over a month a movie based on the marathon bombings will hit theatres. how real bostonians made it happen. when the movie was announced mixed reactions. ta

the pats release running back tyler gaffney last night. sunday would mark the first time that lewis has been act think of year. the decision will pats take on the seahawks at gillette at 8:30. >>> 4:47 is the time. checking traffic and weather every ten minutes. things nice and quiet out there. route 1, 93 south moving along fine. pike open through framingham, through newton into downtown. expressway no complaints. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1. 19 minutes on 93 south. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound as you approach mass avenue. >>> meteorologist shiri spear weekend in store for us is what you have been forecasting. >> kind of cold and windy and when it gets cold and the wind is attached to it. it is kind of raw. >> daniel: how about the parades today? >> shiri: the parades will be good. cooling down for the parades and winds picking up. there will be wind chills and perhaps wind opinion blown flags out there at least. so sprinkles and flurries. we do have a cold front coming through and oftentimes it stirs up showers and not th

judge kevin gaffney sits at the lawrence veterans treatment court where 14 vets are in the program. he tells me it's making a difference. second one right here in salem. >> we need to do this to keep our communities safe, keep our communities well and help us. >> for many vets returning home, transitioning to civilian life is stressful. this program linking troubled vets to mentors is designed to break the cycle. >> there is no bond as strong as the one that exist among those who wore the uniform and in veterans treatment court we are turning that bond into healing and empowerment. >> it is hope these vets will deserve. >> in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> a happy update from the cape tonight. thousands of gifts and toys destroyed in a fire will be replaced right in time for christmas. toys for tots has pledged to replenish all the gifts for the cape cod military foundation. last week this fire destroyed the building where the toys and gifts were housed. the military foundation donates christmas presents to about 800 families every year. >> white house just helped owners of elect

on thanksgiving, they send updates throughout the night and black friday shopping, is ta markmara gaffneyod morning. >> good morning. >> you guys are tracking online very closely. >> we are. most people don't know adobe for tracking this sort of thing. we have the adobe marketing cloud, and we're doing huge data analysis and watching every second what's going on. we know what's hot and what's not. what happened in the past few weeks has been very interesting. we did a predictive model. it said we would have about 11% growth. >> for the season? >> for the whole season. november 1st to december 31st and we found out we were on path, and then the election happened. and the shopping started to drop. and we lost about $800 million out of the shopping season so far. >> in the run-up to the election or after? >> just after the election. then we got to thanksgiving day which we expected to be a $2 billion shopping day, it looks like we're totally still crunching numbers, but it looks like it will be about 1.93 billion, so we won't hit the $2 billion number from yesterday. >> so we're a bit soft.

and then the loyalists, all the people of the world, like frank gaffney, according to "the new york times" advising on national security. they both can't win. one of these sides has to lose. what trump has decided to do is let them fight it out. he's got this inner working inside the trump tower to tell people broad things. and then it's kind of like the "the hunger games." and that is a recipe for confusion. that's what we've seen. the moderates like mike rogers getting pushed out. it seems like they're losing the battle. in the end, you've got thousands of jobs. you're not going to be able to cut out a swath of republicans. you need people to do these jobs. >> can i ask about rudy giuliani who is seen by many, including himself, as the leading conte contender to be secretary of state. a whole bunch of articles that raise questions about whether he has conflicts of interest because of his business deals ironically with paid speeches. i'd been over the idea that there are confirmation problems for anyone that trump wants. trump goes in with an enormous amount of power, a republican with a

patriots also release running back tyler gaffney earlier tonight possibly to make room for lewis. will sunday game live up to super bowl 49 last time these two teams met? super bowl 49 has nothing to do this game. that was couple years ago. week. all about pairing and coach says you know if you love football, you know sunday night 8:30 here stadium will be great place for it. >> and if you love football a brady said you got to love malcolm butler unless you're seahawks fan russell wim son thinks butler game winning pick in super bowl 49 malcolm admits he still thinks about it won't on his mind sunday night. he's bigger about me. and they like to compete, you know they got great quarterback. great defense. good receivers. and you know we just got to be ready to play. one of the best teams in nfl. they going to compete for whole 60 minutes. and old pal richard sherman comes to town this weekend nine grand lighter in wallet nfl fining sherman that amount for this hit on bill's kicker dan carpenter last monday knight. discussing hit with seattle media sherman is usual defers to that q

the patriots released running back tyler gaffney could mean they are making time for lewis but we don't know he will be active until late sunday afternoon. >>> david bowie is a music and fashion icon but also a big art collector. 47 pieces of artwork by the late musician was put up to action and bringing in $30 million. the highlight this piece called air power which sold for just two more artwork auctions are set to be held in the coming days. two eagles are trapped in a storm train capturing attention of millions online. it happened rush hour in orlando last night. dozens gathered to get the birds out. the birds were stuck on top of each other for 30 minutes, and then one of them suddenly flew away. when he did that the other eagle fell into the storm drains. they got the bird out very quickly fighting over a nest. >> a territorial fight. >> eagle has puncture wounds on leg and chest and cracked beak. veterinarians say six weeks for the fwoyrd recover before it is released back out into the wild. >>> now 6:56 this morning. the man accused of killing three people and holding a woman ho

yesterday defense analysts in the reagan administration, frank gaffney was up for something.and frank said today nobody in the transition is talking to him. so a lot of these things are just rumors that get put into print. >> as newt gingrich told me those that know aren't talking, those that don't know are out there spewing whatever comes to their mind. that's what the media does now. they're pouncing on him for going to dinner with his own family and not fully reporting on the fact that he's going to get a hamburger next door. that was a big controversy for the media. >> some of the liberal media, like the "the new york times," admitted they were bias and didn't report the facts. they haven't changed yet. they're going to nitpicking every move that donald trump makes. getting back to the people question again, donald trump has demonstrated to me, not just from knowing him, but the fact he's been successful in his selection of vice president mike pence, his instincts about people. going back to loyalty. he will be able to tell because of his instincts whether or not somebody

robert fortuso got the equalizer and gaffney got the go-ahead goal as beat the bruins 4-2 at the garden last night. -- shocked while hanging christmas lights. the dangerous mistake that he made that landed him in the grandma is so happy to be here for your very first christmas. i hear you're quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. your daddy made this when he was a little boy. this is your dad at my house, where he had his first christmas. i'm really glad you're here mom. me too. look who's here! >>> 5:39. the day before thanksgiving we are checking traffic and >> julie: we certainly do, and things are looking good on the expressway at least in one direction. >> julie: looking good. trading horror stories and in neighborhood side roads. neighborhoods getting groceries. the expressway is normal at 5:39. a 12-minute drive time. things will be changing as more people hit the roads for thanksgiving day plans. shiri, at least those travel conditions are looking good. >> shiri: throughout the day, no weather woes shades and a nice bright day.

practicing for the past two weeks and patriots relief tyler gaffney could be a sign that they are making room for lewis but we won't know he is active until late on sunday. >>> two eagles trapped in a storm drain capturing the alengths of millions online. dozens gathered to try to get the birds out as they watched what happened here. birds were stuck on top of each other for 30 suddenly flew away and the other eagle fell down into the storm drain. rescue crews got that bird out very quickly. the eagles were likely fighting over a nest when they ended into the drain. >> a territory fight. when they fight they take them down and hold them down until someone finally gives. >> gene: the eagle had puncture wounds on the leg and chest and a cracked beak. are back into the wild. >> sara: didn't we have a fox stuck in a drain. >> gene: these guys handled it themselves. >>> coming up, one woman reveals how close the suspects came to her and her daughter when police finally caught up to them. >>> for a second night. violent protests stretch into the long brown path before me leading wherever i cho

. >> it ties in, bill, with some of the names we keep hearing being floated, like frank gaffney, whos obviously very controversial, and a lot of muslims think he is an islamophobe. we're told he is part of the transition team and then we're told he's not. >> i believe he's not. i believe some of his friends thought he should be. he was a friend of trump. generally speaking, if you look at this transition, both in the names that are being seriously considered and the policies being floated, they are less extreme than donald trump talked about in the campaign. that's certainly true of the travel issue. going back to the bush/obama policy from 2002 to 2011 that's not radical change. might be a good idea. might be a bad idea. nikki haley as a possible secretary of state. meeting with mitt romney this weekend. i think they're within the limits of trump and trump world, which is still somewhat confusing and complicated, i would say he's being more establishment, if i could use that term, than i would have expected. >> it sounds like one of the first fights he may have on his hands will be

yesterday defense analyst from the reagan administration frank gaffney was up for something.d today nobody in the transition has even talked to him. a lot of these things are just rumors that get put into print. >> you know, as newt gingrich told me, her man, those that know aren't talking, those that don't not are out there spewing whatever comes into their mind, which, by the way, that's what our media does now. >> yes. >> but the media, you know, they're pouncing on him for going to dinner with his own family and not fully reporting on the fact he's going to get a hamburger next door. that became a big controversy for the media. >> some of the liberal media admitted, like the "new york times," that they were biassed and they did not present the facts. they haven't changed yet. they're going to be kicking and screaming, nitpicking every move donald trump makes. but get back to the people question again. donald trump has demonstrated to me, not just from knowing him but the fact that he's been successful in his selection of vice president-elect mike pence, his instincts abou

earlier today i asked communications director jason miller if frank gaffney was advising the campaign the reason that's significant he's a lightning rod. he served in the reagan administration. he's made controversial comments about muslim. mr. miller flatly denied he was advising the campaign in anyway. however there are some indications that maybe he has been doing so at an arm's length. but bottom line to your broader point there are concerns about who is advising and how quickly the pace of this transition is going. and, of course, steve bannon getting a lot of headlines as well, he was appointed as chief strategist. he'll be right here in the white house, in the west wing. he's formally with breitbart. he said he wanted breitbart to be a platform. he said look these ideas that he's in anyway anti-semitic or divisive are over blown. take a listen to what he had to say. >> steve bannon is a zionist. he's solidly pro israel he went and founded bright the breitbart. he's had this great record. >> so really trying to downplay all the controversy but the bottom line is he's a lightning

donald trump, though, frankly, today i hear frank gaffney, in the transition team, one of the leading anti-muslim bigots in the country according to southern poverty law center, saying muslim brotherhood infiltrated every rank of government and called keith ellison islamic supremacist? that's what you bring to your administration? that sends a message you really don't want us. >> simone and john, you can also talk about things rationally and you have divergent viewpoints. how is it possible for you guys? >> simone is cool as hell and impossible to dislike. i don't know how she puts up with me. >> i like john. i think what's important is that we come on to television and talk about our different views but we remember we are all people, that this is -- there's something outside and past politics. a lot of this rhetoric has gone too far. so when you have the president-elect who has said things like mexicans are rapists and mexico is sending their worst here when he has questioned whether someone can do their job because of their heritage, when he's basically said -- disparaged everybody

and a source familiar with trump's transition team tells cnn that frank gaffney, a man known for anti-islamicworking with them on national security issues. this is a man who was a big supporter of the theory that president obama is a secret muslim and was not born in the united states. all of this weighs on my next guest's mind and her soul. she said she no longer feels safe wearing her hijab. with me isalla. i notice you're wearing your hijab today. do you normally wear it? and why did you decide to wear it this morning? >> i've been wearing my head scarf for the past twelve years. it was my choice since the beginning. since day one. and i can guarantee you that i will walk out of the studio today and take off my head scarf and wear a hat instead because it's no longer safe to walk on the streets with a head scarf on, as of now. >> tell me why you feel that way. >> i'd like to share an incident that happened a couple of days ago. i was at a hospital in miami, i sat down, and i was wearing my head scarf. went into the waiting room and sat down next to an older, white guy. there was a seat bet

judge gaffney sits at the lawrence veterans treatment court, where 14 vets are in the program. he tells me it's making a difference. >> really talk about lives of these veterans who have done so much for us. having their lives restored. >> the reporter: here in essex lawrence. but the d.a. is trying to change that. he wants to open a second one, right here in salem. >> it needs to grow. we need to do this, to keep our community safe, to keep our communities well and to help out those individuals who have so much to do. >> the reporter: for many vets, returning home, transitioning to civilian life, is stressful. this program linking troubled vets to mentors is designed to break the cycle. >> there is no bond as strong as the one that exists among those who wore the uniform, and in are turning that bond into healing and empowerment. >> the reporter: it is hoped these vets will give others the homecoming they deserve. in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: the mbta launched a new campaign today against sexual harassment. the t teamed up with the boston area rape crisis cente

one reports today that frank gaffney who's a reagan administration veteran, he was brought in to assist national security issues. some are reporting. i know there are also conflicting reports saying that's not the case. this is someone who's a lightning rod. he has made offensive comments about muslim. is he a part of the transition team? >> he is not. i know he's a nice guy but he's not part of the transition team. >> is he advising the transaction team in any way? >> no. >> has he stepped foot inside trump tower over the past 48 hours to meet with president-elect trump? >> kristen, i very much appreciate the effort to try to go down a rabbit hole. we're bringing all sorts of good folks in. you saw cruz in yesterday. different business and educational leaders have been coming in. that's exactly what trump will do. sit down with folks, look them in the eye. we have very thorough and detailed vetting program everybody will go through to make sure they pass all tests and benchmarks we have in place. then we'll charge forward and we'll have this government ready to go on inauguration day.

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joining the national security trantion team, frank gaffney, labeled by the southern poverty law center as one of the america's most notoriousam ph cmon sense. >> i've been in 80 countries and 150 different foreign trips. >> reporter: questions about state whose private firm reportedly held contracts with the government of qatar. he has given paid speeches to an iranian opposition group once on the list of terrorist organizations. >> you want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy. you don't want a bomb thrower. >> reporter: after defense hawk john bolton's name surfaced as another possible secretary of ate, replican senator rand paul objected calling him uit for the job. are similar and bolton has a more extensi cheerleadering backgrou. >> it ans y defection complicates the process. the president-elect received his first intelligence briefing yesterday and if he so desires he will seem the same daily classified survey of hot spots presint obama and pence receive his first briefing tod before he meets for lunch with viceresident joe biden. >> thank you, r. are slamming the president-

joining the national security transition team frank gaffney labeled by the southern poverty law center as one of the nation's most notorious islam phones and last year defended mr. trump's proposed immigration ban as common sense. >> i've been in 80 countries. 150 different foreign trips. >> questions are being raised by mr. trump's leading candidate for secretary of state, rudy reportedly held contracts with the government of qatar. giuliani has also given paid speeches to an iranian opposition group that was once on the state department's list of terrorist organizations. >> you want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy. you don't want a bomb thrower. >> reporter: after defense hawk john bolton's name surfaced as another possible secretary of state republican senator rand paul objected, calling him unfit for the job. >> i think giuliani and bolton bolton just has a more extensive cheerleading background with regard to war in the middle east. >> one seat defection means any nomination complicates the process. the president received his first intelligence briefing yesterday meaning

robert spencer, the american white nationalist, white supremacist, pamela geller, and even frank gaffney who has been brought on as an advisor to the trump campaign. what we're seeing is an alignment where people believe that they have to align the united states and russia as an axis of christiandom against islam in a clash of civilizations that osama bin laden dreamed about. to think that i would actually see this occur in the united states a few years after that mass murder in norway tells me that there is a dangerous, dangerous undercurrent which is being fueled by russia, which is priming and paying nationalist groups, which will damage this country irreparably. >> to that point, we have a risk that if we're doing a muslim registry -- mother jones has called jeff sessions the most powerful immigration foe in the country and you have an alignment between people like robert spencer who by the way coined the phrase alt-right. the phrase came from him and people like nigel ferrage. people bike boris johnson with racially provocative views, what does that do to t security of americans if

judge kevin gaffney sits at the court where 14 vets are in the program. he tells me it is making a difference. >> you are really talking about lives of these veterans who have done so much for us, having theiriv >> here in essedge county there is one veteran's treatment court, that one is in lawrence. but the d.a. is trying to change that. he wants to open a second one right here in salem. >> it needs to grow. we need the to do this to keep our community safe, keep our communities well and to help others, again, though individuals who have so much to do. >> for many vets returning home transitioning to civilian life is stressful. this program linking troubled vets to mentors is designed to break the cycle. who wore the uniform and 234 veterans treatment courts we are turning that bond into healing and empowerment. >> it is hope these vets will give others the homecoming they deserve. >> in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> all right. it is a lot lighter this time of morning. >> yeah, we have the the early sun rise. >> makes getting up easier. >> even if if

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