we'll be right back, folks. >> harry: want more "harry"?low me on social media to see what's going [band playing] >> harry: ladies and gentlemen, we have something that we've been doing on the show for just a little while. it's called "harry's take" where i play my take on great songs. here's a terrific song from marie boyle of san jose, california. it's from 1968 by the band, bob dylan's backup band. at one time, this song was considered to be almost an after-thought on their record and became one of their biggest hits of their career. here's my take on the wait. ♪ i pulled into nazareth, was feelin' about half past dead ♪ ♪ i just need some place where i can lay my head ♪ ♪ hey, mister, can you tell me where a man might find a bed ♪ ♪ he just grinned and shook my hand ♪ ♪ no was all he said ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ and you put the load right on me ♪ y'all know this song? come on. ♪ i picked up my bag ♪ went lookin' for a place to hide ♪ ♪ when i saw old carmen and the devil walkin' side by

harris? harris: peter doocy, thank you. the outgoing head of our nation's top spy agency with a word of warning for the president-elect. cia director john brennan says mr. trump lacks a full understanding how big a threat russia poses to the nation. >> i don't think he has a full and appreciation of russian capabilities, russians' intentions, i very much hope our relationship improves in the coming administration, absolutely. there are very important things we need to, do not just counterterrorism but deal with political instability around the globe, but there is a fair amount of instability to change their behaviors, change their actions. harris: kristin fisher is live with the news. kristin, what advice did john brennan give to the president-elect, exactly? >> the crux of the message was think before you talk and tweet. mr. trump needs to recognize words matter, they can significantly impact national security and our diplomatic relations with nations all over the world. >> what i think mr. trump has to understand is that

harris? harris: thank you. the trump administration is starting first full week in office with just two confirmed cabinet secretaries. question, how long until his team is approved by congress. >>> and president trump began with action as you know, an executive order target obamacare. developing this hour, republicans are set to roll out repeal and replace plan tomorrow. what does the future hold for health care for all americans? stay with us. [john] hey, here's an idea. what if instead of waiting weeks for your tax refund? you can get an advance on that refund. [zombie] an advance on my tax refund, i could really use that. [john] what would you do with that money? [zombie] i'd love to take a tropical holiday. [john] i'd be careful, with your skin tone. [zombie] no i get it cause i'm a zombie. yeah that's funny. [off camera] all my undead, we are back. [john] i will see you out there. [zombie] see ya. [john] and don't take it personally. [vo] you can get a refund advance of up to $1250 no interest at block. [j

harris? harris: thank you. the trump administration is starting first full week in office with just two confirmed cabinet secretaries. question, how long until his team is approved by congress. >>> and president trump began with action as you know, an executive order target obamacare. developing this hour, republicans are set to roll out repeal and replace plan tomorrow. what does the future hold for health care for all americans? stay with us. . harris: we're setting up the week for you on this fine sunday night. president donald trump begins first full week in the oval office with anything but a full cabinet to back him up. only two picks confirmed so far. today some progress on arguably mr. trump's most controversial choice, secretary of state nominee rex tillerson. john mccain and lindsey graham coming out in favor of his nomination despite having resignations. >> i will be voting in favor of his nomination, i had numerous conversations with him, and again, my concerns have been about our relations with rus

harris: do we know how mr. trump plans to respond to the hacking if at all. >> he plans to order a full report on hacking campaign. so that this did you not happen again, as for actions against russia. rinse win indicated that mr. trump may decide to do that. 1 he >> fbi has interviewed around 175 people that includes a lot of estaban santiago family members, in new york, and new jersey and florida as well as, estaban santiago himself for yours, fbi said he was very cooperative and admits to do it all. harris: always place an they say. authorities say he started killing people, 4 hours to wait in an airport that is tall order. >> right now pieces come together for nation's to meet president-elect trump's nominees for his cabinet, hears are sell to begin mid week but not without controversy already. what is that about? >> and tonight's fox report, interview, senator jerry of kansas who is on influential committee capitol hill. talking about president obama's push to close guantanamo bay, could he do that before

harry: back there.as a new line in the went, and hehich shall when -- when a claim through each new generation. and that was the last time he went back to his old school. charlie: how old was he then? harry: probably the same age i am now. maybe younger than me. i think he was about 84 when he died. charlie: gigi -- very important to him. matthew miele: invaluable. he constantly says he married the right person because she let him go on a lot of assignments. and he lost a lot of family time. his daughter said harry would be off on assignment during holidays and birthdays. and he was chasing something extremely singular and something he was determined to do but he is not a renaissance man, just a great photographer with a 60 year career. and i just hope we captured it in the 90 minutes that we had and i thank you for allowing me to do it. charlie: thank you. matthew miele: thank you. charlie: thank you, harry. harry: thank you for showing my pictures on your show. maybe in 20 years, i will come back with

following john harris' death, house stayed in the harris family for many years. ther it became part of elder family owned it, and by the 1850's it had become the ,ennsylvania female college started by a licensed methodist ,piscopal started by a licensed methodist episcopal minister who chose to teach at the baltimore female academy. the legislature,the legislaturea charter to school, similar school for pennsylvania and he founded the school here in the as war secretary. lincoln and he sort of but heads. cameron was a little involved in graft. ownas moving troops by his railroads and lincoln was taking heat from it. he dismissed him as war secretary and made him minister to russia in the middle of the winter. --ittle earlier than that this is wall he was putting up the house for sale. the president had sent cameron and his wife and daughter over .o russia he decided to send back to one of his cohorts to buy this house. he and his wife -- by way of france -- basically did a shopping trip for this new house. they wanted a victorian house because they had seen all of

following john harris's death in 1791, the house stayed in the harris family for many years. later it became part of the -- the elder family owned it, and by the 1850's it had become the pennsylvania female college, started by a licensed methodist episcopal minister, but who chose to teach at the baltimore female academy. the legislature of pennsylvania chartered a similar school for pennsylvania, and he founded the school here in the 1850's. he had some 50 young women living here. on the board of trustees of that school was a man named simon cameron, who would play the next major role in the mansion. simon cameron was the most important political figure in central pennsylvania. he was born a poor boy in may town, pennsylvania, near lancaster. he came to harrisburg as a newspaperman and got into politics. he became a four-time senator from pennsylvania. when abraham lincoln was inaugurated as president, lincoln installed him as war secretary. lincoln and he sort of butting heads, to put it mildly. cameron was a little involved in draft beyond his own railroad. he basically wa

harris? harris: kristen, we'll move on with coverage, thank you very much. more on the criticism from capitol hill some of which coming within the president's own political party. senator bob corker released a statement which reads in part -- and the chair of the house homeland security committee mike mccaul released this statement -- garrett tenney is in washington tonight. garrett, it seems like a growing number of republicans raising concerns over the president's order. before i go to you quickly, he's getting support tonight. house permanent select committee on intelligence chairman devin nunez, in the light of attempts by jihadi groups to infiltrate flows to the west along with europe's tragic experience coming with the problem the trump administration's executive order on refugees as they come on security and so on and so forth. so support and criticism tonight? >> you also heard from senator tom cotton who said the president is very much in the right here with his executive order, for

harris? harris: thank you. the trump administration is starting first full week in office with just two confirmed cabinet secretaries. question, how long until his team is approved by congress. >>> and president trump began with action as you know, an executive order target obamacare. developing this hour, republicans are set to roll out repeal and replace plan tomorrow. what does the future hold for health care for all americans? stay with us. hey, it's the phillips' lady! there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try these delicious phillips' fiber gogummies , a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm...these are great! my work here is done. phillips', the tasty side of fiber. i need to promote my new busi can make that happen.et. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more happen. and i finally found our big idaho potato truck.

harry truman was sufficiently regular that the party accepted harry truman. truman's appreciation of the vice presidency from the moment -- declined from the moment he was elected. he shared john garner's low opinion of it. while he was try to find what to do with himself, he used to hang out with sam rayburn. rayburn had this hideaway deep in the bowels of the capital where what he called the board of education used to meet late in the afternoon. they would share their favorite drink, and they would ruminate on politics in washington and the state of the democratic party. harry truman was in sam rayburn's office on a momentous day in 1945 in april when he got word that a call had come from the white house and it was important he called the white house. he called the white house. the first thing he said, according to somebody that was there, he puts on the phone and he said, "jesus christ and general jack." this is what harry truman said. he knew that something was up. he went to the white house and discovered franklin roosevelt had died and he was now presid

this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. meghan mccain, host of "kennedy" ," and #oneluckyguy, the editor for "the washington times," charlie hurt is outnumbered. and all of what the breaking news coming out of the capital. >> charles: it is amazing. a new day in america, that's for sure. >> harris: and a new day of the week. let's get rolling. the tpp withdrawal, one of the big headlines. actions, mr. trump also signed an order on a federal hiring freeze except for the military. and on one banning u.s. nongovernmental organizations which receive federal funding for providing abortions are broad. let's talk about this. so, charlie, one stands out is the tpp, this was a huge campaign issue. one that -- i am not going to say if i am for it, i can state, all over the road. he stayed pretty clear. >> charles: he used that issue to steal a lot of democratic voters rights under their noses. and republicans never saw it coming. it is exactly how he managed to pick off places like pennsylvania, wisconsin, and places -- michigan. pla

he was -- >> harris: you know what happened to him?ancy pelosi told him to sit down, she wasn't going to compete with him. >> brian: he doesn't take a backward step, he is a tough guy, strong guy. >> he couldn't get past her and he may step up, but it's going to mean that democrats have got to embrace the idea of the future. i don't know, when you can't deal with the recent past and take ownership, as you all have been arguing about and debating right now on the couch, if you can't take ownership of your recent loss and learn from that, how do you go forward and embrace the young minds of the future within your party? >> melissa: i will tell you how, for me it comes back to money, and i think that is what people really vote on at the end of the day. the reason why bernie sanders got so much traction as he appealed to some people on a financial level, to millennials, saying you are not getting a piece of the pie, things are going backwards, you have these school debt, i'm going to wipe that out. donald trump spoke to middle america, who

. >> harris: f got a hair appointment, i've got to run.obably not. the other thing we've learned from sean spicer is that there will be a news conference now, probably traditionally what we are used to seeing is more of a bilateral news conference, you know the prime minister of the uk is coming, theresa may will be here. and she is at the white house with the president. it is anticipated that it would look like that, but we are told from sean spicer that we will hear from them. so let's talk a little bit about some of the things that are coming together, because if the president were criticized for having just 2 of 15 cabinet members, he's got a lot of other things that are going on that are being confirmed through his behavior right now, like executive orders, this retreat, you've got leaders from other countries coming. >> meghan: i mean, first fall i think it's funny that congress goes on retreats, like a can't. but i actually think that one of the topics we were talking about earlier, the establishment republicans and donald trump com

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they are loving it. >> harris: why not respond?t is the foil. >> meghan: the one thing i will say if i was advising him, still feel free to pass this along. you are giving them more attention, and they are somebody who loves attention. >> scott: you just talked about that. >> meghan: the show does not have any marquee comedians right now. you can't name any. >> harris: you take away the oxygen in the room. so, just go do the job. it won't really matter. >> meghan: they are going to be seen as the ratings going up and they will be seen as a resistance. if he becomes the president against the comedy show, giving them a lot more power. i would be very hesitant if i was donald trump right now. >> sandra: i think this still -- still the best is "south park." we will be right back. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try

>> meghan: it's so awkward. >> harris: you have a three hour radio show. i call in. >> meghan: that's true, i do talk rush a lot. the first thing i want to say with a phone call is that it's not on precedent for the president to call and have any kind of relationship with vladimir putin. it happened with obama and bush. bush famously said, i looked into his eyes and i saw a soul. so it's not unusual that he's reaching out and that they are going to communicate with one another. where they go from here is the big question. i mean it is hard for me to sit here and think that we can come together on terrorism when russia has been bombing hospitals in aleppo and aiding terrorism with bashar assad. and a big part of the refugee crisis spiraling out of control had to do with putin, not to mention every thing that happened in crimea, not to mention every thing happening in the ukraine. i want to know what exactly would mean, and lifting these sanctions isn't necessarily a good sign for people like me would think this is a person who can't be trusted. >> harris: g

here's the trailer for the film harry benson, shoot first. >> i love harry benson. i think i'm probably about half a bump from being in love with harry benson. >> harry is iconic taking pictures of a lot of icons. >> i think it's rare that you know in the moment that a moment is going to be legendary. >> there's also harry's range and versatility. harry could do it all. >> great photo journalists of all time. >> the only time you could be around the beaches. >> and the beatles he became intimate with. >> he was there with the ultimate subject with people who are at the peak of the media centricity. >> they have to back what he's attracted to. >> he allowed harry to photograph him for days. >> take a look at the picture. oh my god.e look. >> he puts people at ease and you can see that in thinks work. >> great photographers, in a moment they got it. >> if they don't take a photograph as a terrible mistake i see what i see and shoots. >> the shot that i saw of the senator lying with harry shot. >> no matter what your personal feelings may be you realize this is somethi

harris, you're just asking me about what this really means, and we had heard yesterday -- >> harris: off air i asked her. >> melissa: he wants to take the approval process away from the state department, that that was a goal of the executive order. i don't know legally how you can do it, but that was one of the talking points. >> harris: transcanada would have to reapply for the pertinent permit, because it got wiped away under obama. what's clear is what the executive order actually says. i have just reached out to john roberts, our white house correspondent on that, because he can hopefully give us more details as this comes together, so if i get them i will report them right away. so the big question is, does this mean if it were to go through, it got reapplied and it hit the president's desk he would sign it? or is he doing something that actually puts this more into motion. this just came out from speaker paul ryan. "thanks to president trump's executive order, the keystone pipeline in the dakota excess pipeline can finally be built. it's about time." the unfortunate reality is

reid create that >> guest: harry reid. >> as i understand it senator schumer went to harry reid and said i just want all the seats. i helped create this and i need more power and more authority to do things. paul said ruthless. i think with respect and affection as well as schumer. the three pushes about chuck schumer better to come back i will ask anybody for money at any time, day or night. he will go to schenectady in the morning, awful in evening and back to washington. he really works hard for democrats. i think is a big part of why he was awarded. >> he was taking some the things he had done, lessons he learned up in new york and just sort of teaching other senators sort of his technique. did you ever cover one of his sunday press conferences in new york? >> all, yeah spent almost every sunday he would do this press coverage because he knew all the local reporters were not really doing much on a sunday afternoon. he would get headlines that way. so his role early on in the leadership for job was he was on quantity to these guys. >> host: he continues on the chair for 2008, cor

the games were prince harry's idea.n for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. swimmer elizabeth marks won gold, but handed her medal back to prince harry. she asked him to give it to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire, where she'd previously had a life—saving operation. this isjust a huge, huge thank you to all of you. the following month, prince harry did as he was told, handing the medal over to staff from papworth. thank you, well done. there was also a trip to toronto, and a meeting with the canadian prime minister ahead of the next invictus games, due to be held in the city in september. it was to be an important visit for the prince. it's believed while here he met meghan markle, an american actress working in toronto filming the us tv show suits. we're going to look at privacy and harassment law, let's see if we can find a combination of cases to make an argument. i'll take privacy. he's been in a relationship with miss markle for several months, who, as well as her acting career, shares the prince's

by the way, i just want to say that senator camilla harris, kamala harris, asking about climate change, what a dumb question. >> why? >> rachel: this is exactly why why -- this is exactly why they lost. >> harris: congressman pompeo said we are not going to go there. before we move on, really quickly, because we haven't heard from you, meghan, and we did see your father thomas senator john mccain, as part of the hearing. >> actually think it's interesting that we are in a place with such distrust between our presidency and the central intelligence agency and our fbi and all of the intelligence agencies. it is very precarious, because of course i want to believe them, but leak after leak after leak, when people like me are starting to distrust it, you are in a really bad place. hopefully pompeo can bring in a new era of more trust. >> harris: they went back and forth for a little bit, he and i believe it was senator cornyn, about how politics can invade and become something that you don't want. >> can i say one more thing? i think james comay should step down as well. i think he is so i

like i said, harris, it's like drinking from a fire hose this morning. >> harris: john roberts, thank you for wracking out the facts for us. i want to start in reverse order and begin with those sanctuary cities. i did a big drill down this morning with our brain room to get the particulars. and you heard john talking about the fact that there are those out there, about 300 of those jurisdictions, judge, i want to start with you. 58 counties in california. out of all of them, a quarter of them are considered special sanctuary areas. so this is a real issue, how is the president doing this morning? >> jeanine: i said that he would hit the ground running, but he has not only hit the ground running, he is airborne at this point. look, the thought that went into every executive action is a message that we have thought this through. yes stop the block grants, you stop the law enforcement grants, you make sure, it is all about the money. and then what you do, he is increasing the i.c.e. agents, he is increasing enforcement, he is making sure that they actually enforce the laws that are in p

>> harris: all right, so we are watching this together now.ump tower in new york city, president-elect donald trump excited to answer a few brief press questions from the pool. it just a couple of notes, arnold barnard is the man that you saw. hard to hear his audio there. he runs a fashion conglomerate. he is on the list of people who are meeting at trump tower today. i wanted you to know who that was paid it was hard to hear him. you also heard the president-elect they are being asked questions by the media who gathered outside. there is always media there now. he is there. he refused to talk about russia, we are told from our pool saying that he would say that for wednesday's new conference and expects all the cabinet nominees to be approved. we will talk about this a little bit, one of the things that the criticism had been was that he had been tweeting more recently than taking questions from reporters. he steps off the elevators, and he is ready to do that, kennedy. >> kennedy: it is interesting, because he was talking about mark jacobs

>> peter: know, the president has the power. >> harris: so it's done. we talk about the rise of isis, i guess it might be helpful to know some specifics about how he might have led to that, she might have led to that. >> peter: part of the problem in releasing that is by doing that you are also showing what our resources on the ground. that's where it's hard to publicly say all the damage that was done. but having said that, having intelligence between then and now, and former chairman mike rogers was on last night talking about the number of people that he knows who were exposed, because again, they have vague reference in these papers, but the analysts for al-qaeda and isis in the tele- man go through that with a fine tooth comb and they can figure out who it was in that village or who it was in that ambush. >> harris: you mention the word analysts and all i can think about is all of those in our own government, those intel analysts, who were ignored by this administration. >> you know what i was thinking about? what about general petraeus, he can't p

it >> harris: or millennials? >> sean: exactly, or everyday americans.ut the often the mindset is this is how it's always been done. >> daily briefings? >> sean: absolutely, but it's a question, do they all need to be televised, do they all have to be in a particular place? and again, we can make this decision with the press corps. is there a way instead of just 49 seats, can we expand the ability to bring more americans into the process either by technology or bigger space or what have you. but they are discussions that we should have. and to respect some of the traditions that have occurred, but also to make sure that we are updating it with technology. >> harris: all right, different voices among the press corps is what i'm hearing you say. democrats are fighting tooth and nail to keep obamacare intact and staying up very late at night. particularly last night, with some fiery floor speeches. we will ask sean what will happen to president obama's signature health care law when his boss takes office? fewer than two weeks away, that is a big smile on yo

they should have been like this all along. >> harris: meghan? >> meghan: i completely echo this, i think we have been saying that on the couch that last weekend this week. the press corps has 100% been soft on this administration, historically we look back at this time and i say borderline propaganda came out of the majority of the liberal press corps. now they choose to be hard-hitting journalist because someone they ideologically disagree with is in office. yeah, i see it as a little bit hypocritical, but that being said i think anybody who is going to put any president or government officials feet to the fire and call out it hypocrisyl be a nice change. >> harris: a tenant help to have an advisor to the white house tell us that they were friendly media people where they knew where they could get on a narrative. he was boasting about that. and then when he got called to capitol hill he was not available to go testify about that very thing. >> i don't think any of this is a secret. we were looking back at the briefings and saying -- and that is

william and harry will be very much involved.ill always be criticism, whether it's a true likeness. true likeness is in the eyes of the beholder. some will say it is, some will say it isn't. so it's a difficult task when they choose the artist and the artist has to get it absolutely right. until now the main memorial has been a fountain in hyde park in london. diana's sister lady sarah mccorquodale will be on the committee tasked with commissioning and privately raising the funds for the statue. at kensington palace there is enthusiasm for the project. she was the people's princess, so i think it's a really good idea. a lot of people were very attached to diana, so i think personally they would like to see it. i would like to see it. the unveiling will be one of several events this year to mark diana's life and work 20 years on. simon jones, bbc news. the royal historian kate williams says prince william and prince harry want to put their stamp on their mother's legacy as a charity patron. it does seem as if a statue is very fitt

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a good example is harry truman. harry truman could have ran for president, but he didn't because he knew he wouldn't get elected. he was wildly unpopular, people were very upset about the korean war, and for years when people rated great presidents, he ranked at the bottom. that started to change in the 1980's, and it changed because of ronald reagan, because people perceived we were getting back into the cold war, turning the corner and truman was look backed on as the architect of containment. his stock started to rise, increasing in the 1990's with the democratic president. harry truman truman is fairly well revered by republicans and democrats. a look at how that has changed. we think things about obama today, but that doesn't mean it is fixed forever. i can guarantee you one thing, that the way we think about obama today will be consistent over time. host: let me introduce you folks, if you want to ask questions of our guests.

i think i am probably about a half bump from being in love with harry benson. >> harry is iconic.g a lot of pictures of icons. init is rare that you know the moment that the moment will be legendary. there is also his range and versatility. he could do it all. >> he is one of the great photojournalists of all time but yet people think beadles -- beatles. there were many intimate photographs of them. celebrities but they have to be someone he is attracted to. -- fisher allowed him to photograph him four days. -- for days. >> he puts people at ease and you can see that in his work. some great photographers have a camera all the time. if i do not take a photograph, i make a terrible mistake. i photograph what i see. >> the first shot that i saw of the senator lying was his shop. >> no matter your personal feelings, you realize this is something you have to document. you could argue that he has nothing left to prove that every day he feels like he has something to prove. you love to photograph people who are bigger than life. >> he was a guy who i was trying to beat. -- trying to be.

thing the court heard was mr harris himself will not be giving evidence.ideo evidence. he's appearing at this trialfrom video link evidence. he's appearing at this trial from video link in prison where he is being held because of his pre—existing convictions and he's been forced to attend this trial because of his age and frailty and that's why he told the jury he couldn't remember clearly events that were 30 or a0 years ago. the qc told the jury if the defendant can say no more to you than i can't remember being there the evidential importance is actually quite weak. instead his defence barrister has been questioning the convictions mr harris already has, one of those relates to a community centre in portsmouth where he was found guilty of assaulting an eight—year—old girl in 1969. today witnesses were called by the defence people who had involvement with that community centre—back in the late 90s 60 is, people who knew it well and they all told the court they could never remember rolf harris actually appearing there. indeed someone from his management co

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today is sandra smith, meghan mccain, former national security staff member under president bush and obama right on time today, gillian turner, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news political analyst, juan williams is outnumbered, good to have you. >> juan: nice to be here on a snowy new york day. >> harris: there is no such thing as a slow news day anymore. it just cooks like popcorn. >> i can't wait to hear what you have to say, one williams. >> juan: it wasn't even like slow news tonight. >> harris: let's get to the news, president trump moved swiftly after acting attorney general sally yates, and obama administration holdover, said publicly she would not enforce as immigration order. in announcing her replace him, the white house stated that the acting attorney general has the betrayed the deferment of justice by refusing to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the united states. ms. yates is an obama admits ration appointee who is weak on border and very we

harris? >> democrats are vowing to push back against the president-elect. i guess that's not typically news. but they are strong in their language. >> no question about it. fighting words here on what is typically a photo op day. you have democrats, even though they're the party, totally out of power with the new congress and a new president being sworn in soon saying that they're going to fight on areas of major disagreement. democrats are telling president-elect trump they will not be a rubber stamp for his agenda. they plan to be part of an accountability congress. they're pushing for what republicans intend to do in terms of replacing obama care. >> mr. president-elect, what is your plan to make sure all americans can get affordable healthcare? we will hold the president-elect accountable for actually creating jobs and raising incomes. for growing our economy and lowering our trade deficit. >> already senate budget chair mike enzie of wyoming has unveiled a new resolution that would allow

amy: i wanted to wrap up with harry. democracy now!ginally came out of pacifica radio, which was five stations. wbai in new york, kpft only radio station in the country whose transmitter was blown up. it was a few weeks after they went on air in 1970, blown up by ku klux klan. when they got on their feet again, the klan blew it up again. strapped 15 times dynamite to the base of transmitter. it took months to get back on the air after that. i can't remember if it was the grand dragon or the exalted cyclops, because i often confuse their titles -- [laughter] but he said it was his proudest act because he understood how dangerous independent media is for people to speak for themselves. that's a story of history though. ,who would have thought in 2016 we'd be talking about the ku klux klan today? when donald trump was asked whether he would disavow david duke's support, you know, he hesitated. he said he would have to find out more from david duke or -- you know, exactly who it was who was supporting him. maybe the only time he hesitated

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris hock wagner. kennedy, national security council staff member, right on time, under presidents bush and obama, gillian turner, and today's #oneluckyguy, cohost of "america's newsroom" ," bill hemmer. glad to have you. >> bill: happy new year, happy to be with you. >> harris: 2017, all right, let's get to the news. the director of national intelligence and the head of the national security agency testified about russia's meddling in the presidential election. all of this as president-elect donald trump, who will be sworn in 15 days from now, continues to express doubts about russia's interference. and amid a report which the trump transition team denies, the president-elect is looking to revamp the intel community once he takes office. a short while ago, armed services chair senator john mccain asked chief james clapper if he stood by the previous assessment that senior russian officials were behind the hacking. >> based on the scope and sensitivity of these efforts not only that only russia's senio

i walked in and said, harry, how you doing? he was just such a harry. he was just one of those guys. by 1948, truman is establishing his presence and there is tremendous pressure. what do you do? november 29, 1947, the united nations has recognized there is going to be a jewish state it's not yet called israel. what should the united states do? truman is under tremendous pressure. george marshall, the legendary hero and secretary of defense, has all but offered to resign. lots of people in government all but offer to redesign because they don't really want to redesign. he says, what do you want to do, you cannot support this country of 600,000, which we are not sure will survive, when there are tens of millions of arabs out there. when are we going to do? don't do it. there is lobbying from the jewish community. this story everyone likes to tell of what happens. harry truman had been in world war i back when they called it the great war. they did not realize there would be a world war ii. he was a haberdasher -- used.ly time it was they had a store with

we will wrap it up, it is coming up to 9:00 o'clock, all philadelphia schools, harry, harry donahue.l philadelphia, public and parochial schools are closed today. >> wow. >> we are taking a little trip down memory lane, bobo since, well, in more school numbers. >> kyw not doing school numbers any longer on the radio. so we would bring new, a little flash back, what will you do with all this time you have. >> well, semi retirement is not bad. this approaching 9:00 o'clock used to be witching hours for school numbers because up until 9:00 from 4:30 to 9:00 we would reset every half an hour. sometimes it it would take a whole hour. after 9:00 we would just have late openings. now if you had to wait or if you did wait until 8:45 to find out fur school is opened or not, chances are if it was opened you were going to be late. second period by then. what time did you start school , mike in kansas. >> 8:30. >> 8:30. >> harry, can you give us a speed reading number. >> what county. >> i'll start in bucks county. >> okay. >> 760, 76 , 762 are closed, 763 is opened, and, no transportation? yes.

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