glenn beck, always good to talk to you, i really, as you know, love having you on. very much, glenn. we'll continue this discussion. >> you bet, anderson. >>> up next, president obama in his last overseas trip. how world leaders view the incoming commander in chief when "360" continues. >>> president obama arrived in greece today for the first stop in his final overseas trip. he had to do something he never imagined the doing, vouch for president-elect donald trump. he also defended his own legacy and dismissed the notion he and torre democrats underestimated trump's appeal to voters. >> did i recognize that there was anger or frustration in the american population? of course i did. i think at times of significant stress, people are going to be looking for something and they don't always know exactly what it is that they're looking for. and they may opt for change, even if they're not entirely confident what that change will bring. i do believe separate and apart from any particular election or movement, that we are going to have to guard against a rise in a sort of

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it's not smart. >> so, glenn beck and harry reid are on the same page, like the world has shifted. so do they have a point? >> again, with regard to senator reid and glenn beck i think they need to get over the fact that the election was last week and that president-elect trump has won. >> is it sour grapes on glenn beck's part? >> i want to talk a little bit about steve bannon. steve is someone who i've really gotten to know the last several months being on the campaign working very closely with him on a daily basis. here's what people should know about steve bannon. number one he's a very strong zionist. he so strongly supports the state of israel, even founded breitbart jerusalem is one of his causes. he's a big supporter of. >> he's not anti-jew in other words. >> i'm going through -- >> because people accuse him of that. >> right. and it's silly. one thing you can see the internal workings of the campaign, see that steve bannon is someone who pushed for diversity at every purn in the campaign that he is one of the driving forces in having the president-elect go to mexico on th

tactics to silence conservative speech in the intimidation game and in liars radio talkshow host glenn becks about how year makes america fall with false promises and lies by politicians during campaigns. wall street journal reporter jay reports on military, ÷ financial battles of the iran wars. mark live in recommends the investigation into the clinton foundation, clinton cash as well as john locke's the war on guns which analyzes and attempts to debunk anti-gun studies. another recommendation is stolen sovereignty in which daniel ÷÷÷÷ horowitz says the overreach of the judicial branch is silencing free speech. more books recommended by mark levin, american into god by david pratt who advocates a conservative fiscal policy is beneficial to all americans. lieutenant general michael flynn's the field of fight and fly over nation by radio talkshow host dana lash in which she argues the us is dividing into two regions, coastal america and fly over america. the list of book recommendations is available at mark11show.com. >> i came to the united states when i was 4 years old and my first memory

we were talking to glenn beck about that in the last hour. bannon served as his campaign ceo. before that, he ran breitbart.com, the far-right website and has been accused of using the site to essentially mainstream white nationalism. late this afternoon, departing senate majority leader, harry reid, took to the floor and took aim at bannon. >> if trump is serious about seeking unity, the first thing he should do is rescind his appointment of steve bannon. rescind it. don't do it. think about this. don't do it. as long as a champion of racial division is a step away from the oval office, it will be impossible to take trump's efforts to heal the nation seriously. so i say to donald trump, take responsibility. rise to the dignity of the office of president of the united states. >> when you hear criticism of bannon and breitbart, it's usually in connection with what's become known as the alt-right. like many movements, there's no single agreed upon definition of just what that means, there's no membership card, however there are things to look for as our tom foreman tonight expla

glenn beck said on monday about steve bannon.tmare, and he's the chief advisor to the president of the united states now. bannon has a clear tie to white nationalists, clear tie. he is a frightening -- no, no. he is a terrifying man. >> if glenn beck is saying that about steve bannon, then all the charm offenses and p.r. initiatives that are under way to try to clean bannon up, they can't possibly work if glenn beck is saying he has ties to white nationalists, right? >> in no way whatsoever. the danger, joy, and think about how things have changed in these last 8 years, if you want to look at some equivalentsy if you recall when jeremiah wright made those incendiary statements, the reaction of president obama was to not only denounce and distance himself but condemn those comments and sever his relationship with reverend wright. steve bannon puts out a breitbart article or headline that is misogynistic, anti-semitic and puts out six or seven dog whistles to white nationalists and he's brought in as the senior strategist. there's

you just heard glenn beck say he's a nightmare. >> the cool-headed glenn beck is now weighing in. >> now acting as character reference. >> glen beck is saying this guy is something totally outside the sphere of normal. this reporting that, wow, they're really killing each other in there, not true. this idea he's just a regular outsider so it's like a typical balance of influences, not true. >> there's nothing typical here. >> there's nothing normal about this election or this transition. to dana's point, normally transitions have been methodically planned. this one was treated as an afterthought for a number of reasons. that increases the chaos. you can call it a scrum, call it a knife fight if you want to be dramatic. you have a bunch of people who see unusual opportunities with massive ambition trying to curry favor while the clock ticks. they're big jobs with real responsibilities, and there's no clear process by which to select those people that's already been prebaked. >> let's look at some of the names being floated right now. secretary of defense. here are the names that are be

he is a terrifying man. >> seth: you know the world has gone insane when glenn beck and bernie sanders are on the same page. [ laughter ] for them to be on the same page the book has to be one page [ laughter ] so far it seems, trump's closest advisers, just as during the campaign, will be three of his children. ivanka, eric and don jr. this of course raises the question of conflicts of interest, because trump's children are also supposed to be running his business empire while he serves as president. you may recall that throughout the campaign, trump pledged to put his business in a blind trust to avoid conflicts of interest. although he clearly didn't know what that term actually meant. >> if i become president i i have ivanka and eric and don sitting there. run the company kids. have a good time. >> so you'll put your assets in a blind trust? >> i would put it in a blind trust, well, i don't know if it's a blind trust if ivanka, don, and eric run it. but, is that a blind trust? i don't know. >> seth: i don't know? for a guy who's always talking about how good he is at business, he s

glenn beck known to all of us as a right-wing radio commentator, very conservative commentator, a person who has attacked virtually every idea to help working america that comes from the blue side of the aisle -- glenn beck said, bannon is -- quote -- "terrified and that he's helped to give voice to white nationalists." david duke and the american nazi party have praised bannon's elevation to the white house. so there should be no mistaking or sugar-coating what precisely what this individual, steve bannon, stands for. under his leadership, breitbart became a leader in anti-latino nativist material. one headline after another attacking hispanics here in america. so when we look at what's happening right at this moment to latinos today, what do we see? we see students in our schools taunting and bullying their classmates. at dewitt junior high school in lansing, michigan, white students formed a human wall refusing to let their latino classmates into the school. fifth graders were chanting "build a wall." latinos all across our nation are being harassed and told they're going to be deport

you heard glenn beck has called him terrifying and a nightmare. obviously democrats aren't thrilled, they say he is a white nationalist. but beyond that, here is my question. i know you guys have said this is his resume, this is his experience. he is, however, something of an unknown quantity. i mean there aren't a lot of interviews. he hasn't spoken very much. have you given any thought to having him speak or do an interview in a way to just reassure people that this person who has the president's ear isn't as scary as being portrayed? >> i promise you, he's not as scary and he is as brilliant a tactician and our campaign general, frankly, on the field as everyone is also saying, savannah. i know him well. i work hand in glove with him. i feel that these charges are very unfair. in terms of him being a public face of the campaign, that's a decision that we've made strategically. time. i would love to share the stage with him and others. believe me. but at the same time, you have to realize, i get a lot of credit for managing this campaign and tha

had been some people in his organization were truthers and glenn beck, who was on our air not long agot on a jihad against van jones. i think he did 14 episodes attacking him. run him out of the obama administration. van jones happens to be one of the most thoughtful, liberal commentators and best sort of analysts that i know. but i think that's what we do. >> hard pressed to see van jones promoting racism. >> the anal joy doesn't make sense. the reason steve bannon is disturbing is because of what donald trump did. donald tru >> barack obama did not hire him after a birther campaign. let me finish. the problem is what steve bannon says about donald trump, the man who attacked judge of mexican descent. the man who repeatedly called elizabeth warren pocahontas. this man has done a lot of damage by fanning bigotry during the campaign. he needs to relent for that and have people come together. >> steve bannon you have to balance this with mike pence as vice president. >> why do we need to balance bigotry with nonbigotry? >> we are focusing so much on bannon who is an eccentric outside of

some people that might be in cable tv that might have very successful shows, maybe somebody like glenn beck or john scott. >> i think anthony bourdain would be a great president. >> he would be high and hung over all the time. >> you know, he's food in different countries, what more do you need to know about different countries. i would vote for anthony bourdain. >> do you know that he -- when our show is on, his show is on. >> hmm? >> i just want to point that out. >> run a clip of anthony bourdain. >> i just -- well, yeah, you can get him out of there and he can be the president. >> that's great. the benefits of being a big star is that it doesn't just affect the american public, foreign governments and royalty and -- they fall for american celebrity. kim jong-un fell for dennis rodman, and he's not even a real celebrity. >> yeah, he is. >> he's not even human anymore. >> yeah, he is. dennis rodman marrying himself made more sense to me than anything has probably ever. >> he actually is a trump supporter. >> yeah, dennis rodman -- i like dennis rodman. >> i didn't say i didn't like him. i

he's turned his campaign with the help of breitbart and glenn beck into an extremist right wing cause. you'll get a lot of white voter who's don't show up in any database because they haven't voted in the last ten years. >> there's going to be a question where all of this trump movement goes after the election should he not be elected i guess we'll be following that. >> trump tv. >> i know. a lot of speculationing about that. look, we've talked about the african-american vote, will they turn out. your answer is we hope so. >> they are. 93% of black voters say they plan on voting. they're very likely to vote. we would like to see that closer to 96. >> hispanic voters? >> they're surging. > a massive massive surge. in battleground states where there are a lot of hispanic voters, nevada looks like it's probably already gone hillary clinton just based on early voting and what we've seen of the vote there. we're seeing a big surge also in florida. those are huge important battleground states particularly florida. if they take hillary clinton over the top in florida, it's going to be hard f

even glenn beck is angry. >> he's a nightmare. and he's the chief adviser to the president of the united states now. >> state of state. rudy giuliani now a top contender for secretary of state. he was asked who was in contention last night. >> maybe me, i don't know. >> i don't know. i don't know. >>> plus, the protests. students stage a walk-out nationwide, but watch this. a protester tackled at ohio state. >> you idiot. >> president obama is in athens right now on his final trip abroad. and he will be holding a joint news conference with the greek prime minister any minute from now. chris jansing is traveling with the president and joins me by phone. chris, this has to be a tricky task for the president. he's trying to reassure the rest of the world about donald trump, a guy just a week ago president obama said was wholly unfit for the job. >> not only the president saying those things, but think, stephanie, of the number of things said by european leaders. you know, the deputy chanceler of germany called trump a trailblazer of

if trump does decide to launch a media company, it is more likely to look like something glenn beck didice. you have to have subscribers. week, trump'sthis camp has been adding a lot of data on voters that he could use to monetize and create a media network later. matt: voters do not like donald trump or hillary clinton cash clinton, butes -- everybody likes ivanka. anythingody watch with ivanka trump on? >> you would have to think about what sort of people would show up. as much as it may seem like he is on tv all the time. see herd potentially with an hour, someone like rush ideasgh, those are the that are getting thrown out there. donald trump obviously says he is still focused on the election and does not have any interest in a trump tv network at this point. joe: thank you very much. scarlet: south korea's shadow president has been jailed. ♪ scarlet: the influence scandal rocking south korea. at the center of the case is her good friend, choi soon-sil, placed on emergency arrest, investigated for allegedly influencing the president's political decisions, gaining access to classifie

even conservative commentator glenn beck today described the prospect of bannon in the white house ass a nightmare. and he's the chief adviser to the president of the united states now. bannon has a clear tie to white nationalists. clear tie. he is a guy who has -- wants to tear this system down and replace it with a new system. he is -- he is a frightening -- no, no, no. he is a terrifying man. terrifying man. >> i'm joined right now by the roundtable, bengie sarlin, to my left is an nbc news political reporter, molly ball covers politics for the "the atlantic" and jason johnson is politics editor for "the root." benji, you can start, you've been working on this all week. tell me why a person should be afraid of steve bannon in the white house, in the west wing? >> well, this is the concern. there hasn't been someone like steve bannon in a republican administration. he's been this very kind of burn it all down, inflammatory site that's had pretty aggressive efforts to play up the alt-right and try to bring in this audience that really gets into issues of white nationalism, that you d

and be in liars, radio talk show host glenn beck talks about how fear makes americans fall for the false promises and lies made by politicians during campaigns. "wall street journal" reporter jay solomon reports on military, financial and covert battles of the iran wars. mark levin also recommends peter schweizer's graphic novel on the investigation into the clinton foundation, clinton cash, as well as john lott's the war on guns which analyzes and attempts to debunk anti-gun studies. another recommendation is stolen sovereignty in which daniel horowitz argues that the overreach of the judicial branch is silencing free speech. three more books recommended by mark levin, american underdog by congressman david pratt who advocated a conservative fiscal policy is beneficial to all americans. lieutenant general michael flynn's the field of fight and flyover nation by radio talk show host dana loesch in which she argues the u.s. is dividing into two regions, coastal america and flyover america. the full list of book recommendations is available at marklevinshow.com. >> it is back to the federa

if we don't, we're in trouble. >> glenn beck, thanks for spending some time from dallas. the close race is still up for grabs. we're awaiting more poll closings. stay with us. things remain razor thin right now. more coverage of decision night in [tv debate chatter] alexa, ask kayak how much is a one-way ticket to canada. when would you like to fly? now. rescue! alexa, order more aa batteries. okay. ugh. alexa, ask uber for a ride. [crash] okay. people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. >>> welcome back. a view of the rink, democracy plaza. the map slowly filling in. we're waiting for a lot of states, too close to call. a nail-biter of a night. the race to 270, those are the numbers there. we want to show you a tweet hillary clinton put out a little after 5:00 this afternoon. i'll try and read it from here. "this tea

if we don't, we're in trouble. >> glenn beck, thanks for spending some time from dallas. the close race is still up for grabs. we're awaiting more poll closings. stay with us. things remain razor thin right now. more coverage of decision night in [tv debate chatter] alexa, ask kayak how much is a one-way ticket to canada. when would you like to fly? now. [toy robot noises] alexa, order more aa batteries. okay. ugh. alexa, ask uber for a ride. [crash] okay. people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. our country spends a lot on health care. but are we reinvesting in the future? what about developing a 21st century of patients? supporting medical research to discover new cures. prioritizing prevention to reduce chronic disease. sharing actionable data to improve