cofounder of "the huffington post." arianna, thank you so much for being here. ms. ington: thank you for having me. emily: verizon which owns aol and the huffington post say they will bid for yahoo!. do you believe verizon has a longtime content strategy that include yahoo! and the huffington post and if so, what is it? ms. huffington: verizon has decided, and that is, of course, the reason why they bought "the huffington post," that the future for them has to include a very robust media technology company. yahoo! would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition. so there is software and maybe google, so we will see what happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential for us, especially since we are moving more and more into video. they have launched go 90 which is their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. so this is fantastic for us, because it gives us great distribution. emily: what do you think about this whole idea

the major news outlets show hillary clinton with anyer between a four and six point lead, or as huffington post reported it, "a 46 point lead!" [ cheers and applause ] donald trump -- donald trump was rushed off the stage at a rally over the weekend after someone in the crowd yelled "gun," which is surprising because i just assumed that's how people at trump rallies greeted each other. [ laughter ] "gun! and gun to you, good sir!" a good gun to us all. according to the new york times,

there was a fascinating article in the "huffington post" by luke o'brian about his sort of spending time at the center of the alt-right during the election period, and he warnings us that there are sentiments of these quote unquote keyboard race warriors are going to be with us for a very long time. we see areas in northern virginia and i'll give you a couple of names where we see a move to name a body of water in northern virginia, it was once named n lake and now the moniker it's been given is lost coon lake. some of the websites that are online now, the daily stormer, the traditionalist warrior party, if you go on and take a look at these websites and look at the traffic and the things that they write about, many americans are concerned about the use of the internet for purposes of terrorism outside of the united states, these people are breeding terrorism within the borders of our country. >> the one piece of good news is mother jones found that their overall traffic is not up. they're the same size. they just have an entry into the white house. >> that's what's changed. we've always

. >> i want you to come back at some point to just talk politics and former "huffington post." but i want to talk thrive global this morning. today you're launching. explain to those who are uninitiated. >> so thrive global is a company i'm launching in response to the global epidemic of escalating stress and burnout. >> this year caused a lot of stress and burnout in people's lives, this election. >> it did. but it's been escalating for a long time. our relationship with technology has made it harder because it's made it very hard for us to be able to take time off, to be able to recharge. and the unintended consequences are horrific. health care costs now are reaching the point where 75% are stress related and preventable. that doesn't just lead to health problems, but bad decisions. and this whole collective anxiety we're seeing everywhere is exacerbated by stress and burnout. so our company goes into corporations and deals with the culture through trainings and courses. we launch a media platform today. >> we are a little stressed out on time today but you're going to come

igor bobic from the "huffington post".ic from bosnia. >> yes. >> yesterday was trick-or-treat. kids lining up for all the doorstops including white house. south portico, south lawn, president and first lady greeted military families and their children with lots of goodies. the president had the message, that every kid in america wants to here. >> on this day at least you don't have to pay attention to michelle and healthy eating. >> canned i did for everybody. -- candy. >> in fact the more candy, the later you eat the candy the better. >> later you eat the candy the better. >> but, mom, the president told me i could. >> earlier you eat the candy the better. peter brought in left over halloween candy. i'm going to indulge. >> excellent. >> we'll be joined again by the next vice president of the united states, just a little bit later. but first -- up to you, peter. full-court press. >> stories making news. tonight is the night. it is game 6 in cleveland. >> yes, yes. >> world series picks back up. do-or-die for the chicago c

according to the huffington post, investigators say the oregon man who died after falling into a hot spring was looking for a place to swim in warm water. you may remember this story from over the summer. police say colin nathaniel scott, went off of a designated pathway and slipped on some gravel and into the boiling water in a geyser. his sisters a crazy story out of maryland this morning. one man is in the hospital after crews rescued him from being trapped in a trench. he was stuck 10 feet below after soft dirt closed in on him. it's a sight two oregon men will never forget. the two were crabbing on a river -- when they spotted a shark attacking a seal. one of them pulled out his camera and started recording this video about 15 yards away. he estimates the shark was between 12 to 15 feet long. get this, last month, a surfer was attacked by a beach. thankfully, the two men stayed away from the shark. biologists believe it was either a great white or salmon shark that could have attacked the seal. you're gonna be excited to hear this this morning. announced it on social media, but

this is the bold headline from huffington post: it reads, lastly, the washington post writes "trump triumphs, republican projected to win the presidency in a stunning upset over clinton." another big issue -- there were a number of key senate races we've been keeping a close eye on. republicans will maintain their control of the senate. the electorate seemed to send a clear message that it was sick of washington and wanted change. the republicans promise to shake up the washington dc establishment could mean a shake up in their own house. house speaker paul ryan has been at odds with donald trump throughout the campaign. some house members say they may look at a pro- trump member to challenge ryan for the speakers seat. representative john mica lost his orlando, florida seat after serving 12 terms in congress. florida becomes the first southern and it wasn't even close. it passed by 71- percent. florida becomes the 26th state- along with the district of columbia to legalize marijuana for medical use. early on tuesday night, it was clear the amendment was going to surpass the 60-percent thres

according to fusion and the huffington post, yeun is one of three asian male actors to appear on the cover since it first debuted in 1990. this is a lot of people excited this morning. we are about to see a record- breaking supermoon. astronomers say it will be the closest full moon to earth in nearly 70 years. now mark your calendars, science-alert dot com reports this is going to happen within the overnight hours of november 13th into the 14th. the moon will not only be bigger, it will be brighter too. you are not going to want to miss this one because the next time the moon will get this close to earth won't be until november 2034. apple's about to release its newest emojis. but this time...not morning surrounding the emojis you already have. but first, one of the biggest nights in country music wrapped up a few hours ago. the biggest moments, right after the break. live look from tampa international airport ? ? glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be happy, it's glad. the chicago cubs are world series winners! in a nail-biting game 7, the cubs beat the cleveland

the huffington post says washing your turkey will not get rid of unwanted bacteria, actually it will probably increase the spread of it. health officials say when water splashes onto the bird, it will most likely go onto your kitchen countertops, which can create cross you can get 10 weather updates on partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. despite being recalled for catching on fire, hoverboards are making a comeback. where you can find one of the hottets items of the season at a at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. remember hoverboards were a hit item to buy last holiday season. this year...its expected to be one of the hottest things to be again. experts say despite some being recalled after reports of fires, people are still going to bit them. hoverboards are already on the black friday ad for both walm

has gone viral after it was live streamed via facebook, their teacher jasmine wright told the huffington post, she wants to instill the students to push through she had them participate one day after the presidential election of donald trump. >>> overseas, president obama's visit to greece is marked by clashes after some several thousand protesters took to the streets as they tried to reach parliament and the u.s. embassies, starts openly chanted against the president and greece's us a territory measures and donald trump. they weren't the only ones speaking out against trump, president obama head to germany in a few hours and is expected to meet with hollande and angela merkel. we find nbc's christensen. good morning, the president may be on his foreign trip. it seems domestic politics is dominating a lot of the headlines over there. >> reporter: yeah, the senior advisers totally coming into this. they knew it was going to happen t. questions here are about trump. there is a tremendou nervousness. a little later on, he will be giving a speech that kind of crystallizes some of the push and pul

we have recently joined forces with the huffington post and aol to start a new chapter. >> i overseetnerships for the google news lab, which is google's effort to power -- to empower innovation at the intersection of technology and media and journalism. prior to that, i was youtube's news manager and oversaw a lot of efforts around news and information. >> i'm the head of growth at vice media. i am one of the born and bred vice employees. i started straight out of school as an intern and work my way up now, where i look after a lot of our global digital strategy, distribution, partnerships, and how we grow. >> marty, the movie "spotlight" -- who plays you? >> liev schreiber. >> you're better looking. >> well, he's four inches taller, a lot more fit and better looking. i don't mind if people hear my name and think of him. >> anyway, this is all the presidents men for our generation. it reminds us of what journalism is all about. tell us your experience with that movie. >> with the movie, i never expected to be made. it does not have superheroes, it doesn't have action scenes, it doesn

do you know about whether michael moore is indeed in there, and if he is standing by, what the huffington post is reporting. >> reporter: right, so what i can tell you about michael moore, he did come through here, fred and took a bit of a roundabout tour through trump tower with one of the reporters here. he skrauleft a note for donald and has since left the building. since he left, i can tell you security around trump tower has increased. you can see behind me, a number of police officers here, 5th avenue shut down, as bryn reported. she is with the protesters. on the other side of the protest, starting to be able to see the crowd as they come up. the street the around trump tower, you know, sixth avenue is closed, all the way down fifth avenue. lots of streets closed. lots of security here as these protesters mass. we'll see how the day comes from here, fred. >> chris frates thank you so much outside trump tower. >>> coming up, we'll talk about trump's decision to put his children in charge of his business. what's next for that empire. stay with us. my name is erick varela. i'm a substation

"the huffington post" and you are welcome to join the conversation. 86655-press if you think this will have any impact either way on this election and what day this week is it week is that the donald trump is going to release his tax returns? >> there are four days left here. we will be right back. >> that light at the end of the tunnel is the bill press show. >> what is? >> that is for the podcast. that is what the podcast is going on on. >> here's the thing so saturday and sunday spent a good chunk of the day cleaning it up on top because there were wild hairs everywhere. >> when he finished to do notice that it was bad or did you wake up in the morning and go oh my god? >> i didn't notice until much later the next day. i got in front of the mirror and i said that's a. it's a long hairdo. yeah, it was bad. >> so we want to ask caine -- >> kaine: , comey and early voting. >> e, definitely. [background sounds] >> that's not a bad thing to make a little news on. >> what is? >> the transit workers truckers in philadelphia. >> are they out how? >> i think they are out today. [background s

huffington post 5.6. what's that mean for the electoral map?has to take that lead that mitt romney had and build it up to 270. battleground states all across the country. there's a difference between some of those battleground states. let me start with four. now trump has a very good chance of winning. florida, ohio. we've also got nevada and iowa. all of those are states where donald trump has a good shot. however you go to the next tier. those four would only get him to 265. these are tougher states for donald trump. hillary clinton has clear leads in all of them. and then, finally, two states, north carolina and arizona where hillary clinton has been very competitive with donald trump could take those away. that makes the electoral climb that much harder. here are the battlegrounds across the country. let's do the reverse for democrats. because they've got the uphill climb here. first of all, they've got two, which look very good for them. wisconsin, ron johnson. illinois, kirk. both of them are vulnerable. next tier of races. all these repu

let's assume it turns out that way and your "huffington post" poll leading machine shows hillary clinton is set a 98.1% chance of winning. >> talk about certain. >> what happens to the republican party if you lose that back? you have basically blown up the entire party and you have trump as his own creation anti-trade, pro nationalist voices and you have paul ryan in the house trying to keep it together versus the freedom caucus. they are trying to cause trouble >> there will continue to be chaos is what you are saying? >> we estimate the degree to which republicans hate hillary clinton and what kind of galvanizing force she can be for them. it's still true whether they have completely dissolved. we saw what republicans did against obama. >> do you think they will rebuild the party? >> even if she wins in a landslide ac the power of social issues and social angst as a tool of turnout instead of higher ideals and what we have seen and i think the reason bloomberg poll is the person benefiting the most is mike pence and the person people see that republicans see that trumps vision of the p

hartung's article for the huffington post is headlined, "trump's pentagon plan could cost almost $1 trilliont diplomacy would be cheaper, more effective." also, seth freed wessler, was been following private detention centers. his latest piece for the nation magazine is called "ice plans to reopen the very same private prison the feds just closed." we welcome you both to democracy now! the night of the election, it looked like s&p was going way down, but there were certain industries that surged, private prisons and military contractors. talk about the military contractors. >> the contractors paid attention. trump gave a speech in october talking about increasing pentagon spending, bigger navy, bigger army, bigger marines, bigger air force, a star wars program. it was pretty much tied to proposal by the heritage foundation, which, as you mentioned, would cost close to $1 trillion more over the next 10 years than huge amount the pentagon already had in store for itself. there popping champagne corks. there was an article by lauren thompson, basically, a paid flack for the industry masqueradin

they own huffington post and tech crunch. 5:59. the news continues right now. >> good morning, welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport, 6:00, friday, november 18th. breaking news out of milwaukee. a suspect shoots at officers then runs away. new information just into the news room about what led up to the confrontation. >> winter arrives to the west, in montana they are ready for the ski season and that storm system is headed our way. we have a live look at the radar and showing the storm moving into the northwest. commute. first to the forecast with sally. >> it has been a while since that much snow in the upper midwest. it is pivoting into minnesota. for us, big changes. we may well approach or a record today. the record is 69 set in 1975. we broke a record yesterday. we are going to see the wind and cold than the rain or snow. view. 55 waukesha. take a look, 55 beaver dam. belgium 60. sunrise 6:48. a beautiful shot of the early morning glow. wind, warm and up to the mid to upper 60s. a co

. >> picked up by huffington post. >> reporter: when your kid has mad skills, picking up animal crackers with his face. mad skills. >> i am a better mom and a better woman now because i look at other women differently. from reading their posts's. am excited to see where it generation of kinder and gentler and nonjudgmental kids. who have also have mom is with role models like that. >> my house is something cleaner. >> reporter: they turn the cameras on us this time for the daily facebook live. >> [ laughter ] right? do not judge. [ laughter ] you sure you don't me to babysit your children? >> general three news. >>> waterfront project. we are a week away from the official kickoff of the holiday shopping season. there are as many purchase on friday then others. >> what should you buy now what should you wait for? we have more on that. go do www.wkyc.com /from now. excited with you today. i will say the $400. $179 is on www.wkyc.com. that will save you hundreds that there. glued to the speakers, www.wkyc.com . do not buy anything made by amazon before thanksgiving. if you're looking for al

on election day the "huffington post" said there was a 98% clinton would win. >> the consortium has a 99% clinton-win? >> i'm confident we have a massive mobilization. john: i embarrassed myself by assuming a hillary victory many times. i have a syndicated column that runs on wed days. this week i had to submit my column before the election returns were in. so i wrote about president-elect hillary how she would rule as a queen. we were so wrong. i also wrote how state was freedom-loving senators like ron johnson loss to command and control bureaucrats like russ feingold. commenters had fun track me at townhall.com. another commenter said i always liked stos the but obviously he's as clueless as the liberal media. i have come to trust the people who bet. look what happened in the republican primary. ben carson surged to first place in polls but the betters new better. they even predicted when saddam hussein would be cap secured the day before he was captured. it correctly predicted results in he state but one. >> most of these markets are based overseas. even though they are super usef

i hate to agree with the huffington post. that is true. sorry.politics tweet reads form eer kkk leader david duke praises trump cabinet picks bannon, flynn, sessions as great. and this headline from slate. first is on november 19th, 2015. it reads donald trump is actually a moderate republican. and then by the same author just days later on november 25th, 2015, it says donald trump is a fascist. the subheadline reads, this isn't a partisan attack, it's a political label that best describes what the gop front runner has become. gina tweeted this headline also from slate. that's a gold mine by the way of dumbness. no such thing as a good trump voter and shane winters submitted this headline from "gq" that said donald trump might literally destroy the world. not figuratively. literally. tomorrow night social media's punching bag. mean tweets are back. send us your cruel list. that's it for us tonight. >>> hi. i'm filling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get straight to our top story. the left mobilizing against president-e

but it was published by a pretty credible website, right, the "huffington post." they published it almost as a trick a few days ago. when you read the article, it's actually about all of these misleading headlines, which really drives home the point that you have got to check out these five tips to make sure. >> you have to. >> make sure that what you are reading, politics or not, is check the source. where is it coming from? watch out for recycled stories. check the date. also, ignore obvious opinions. and the last one, google it. >> that was fast, too. just google it. >> we want to know what you have to say about the buzzfeed study and how you decide, how you decide on what it trust online. join the conversation. you can also find links to this story. search 10news wtsp. >>> before we take you to break, check this out. something you really don't see every day. five tigers are moving into their new homes. they came from a sanctuary in colorado that was shut down because the owner got sick. tonight they are in their new forever home. it's big cat rescue in tampa.

. >> the "huffington post" shared this youtube video from the web series how does it grow? this is most of pumpkin pie that pilgrims ate centuries ago. it's a custard baked into an actual pumpkin. no crusts on this one. >> that's not a pie then. >> i know. and you're big on your pie. >> i got to have the pie. >> right. >> and the crust. >> they did not have a crust. >> did they bake the whole pumpkin? >> yes, they baked the whole pumpkin. so this is the -- >> original? >> original pumpkin pie right there. when you are a pilgrim, didn't you eat anything? happening in california right now. courtney, take a look at this. now -- >> what? >> that's not snow. it's a fire suppression foam that a company is using out in san jose. but it got out of control. >> that's a foam party. panama city beach has nothing on them. >> i mean, they should take this stuff to panama city during spring break. >> the good thing is that it's not toxic. >> >> happened about 90 minutes ago. they will have a long night cleaning that up. >>> every once in a while you this situation? >> and no matter how l

let's assume it turns out that way and your "huffington post" poll leading machine shows hillary clinton is set a 98.1% chance of winning. >> talk about certain. >> what happens to the republican party if you lose that back? you have basically blown up the entire party and you have trump as his own creation anti-trade, pro nationalist voices and you have paul ryan in the house trying to keep it together versus the freedom caucus. they are trying to cause trouble >> there will continue to be chaos is what you are saying? >> we estimate the degree to which republicans hate hillary clinton and what kind of galvanizing force she can be for them. it's still true whether they have completely dissolved. we saw what republicans did against obama. >> do you think they will rebuild the party? >> even if she wins in a landslide ac the power of social issues and social angst as a tool of turnout instead of higher ideals and what we have seen and i think the reason bloomberg poll is the person benefiting the most is mike pence and the person people see that republicans see that trumps vision of the p

. >> leading the news on the "huffington post," with donald trump's win, teachers worry about four more years of emboldened classroom bullies. teachers say they're already feeling the effect of the trump presidency. one teacher said she overheard her students talking about building a wall in front of their friends of mexican descent. >> a lot of conversations to be taking what they're hearing very literal. >> that's it, the younger and the more their know. >> not everybody is happy with how this has turned out. the fact remains that america has spoken. rehema ellis shows us how it's impacting americans from cafes to classrooms as well. >> on the streets of raleigh, there was excitement. >> i'm just happy. >> and apprehension. >> i'm concerned with the supreme court. >> the >> what were your thought when you woke up and saw the news? >> i burst into tears. i was horrified. i hadn't even started to entertain the possibility. >> but there were protests across the country. high school student in des moines and seattle walking out. mothers took to social media, wondering how to guide their k

susan page with "usa today," heidi przybyla also with "usa today," and howard fineman with the "huffington post." the racist thing jumped out at me. what is that based on? is it based on data? how many rapists are there? >> it's based on crimes that had been committed by illegals here in the united states, over a period of time. so you take one or two instances and kind of glom them together and it becomes a pejorative representation of everybody. >> yeah. >> so trump has this unique way of taking language and sort of exploding it up. so, you know, you can do one thing, but then all women, all right, you can say one thing, and it's like, well, i've been hearing from a lot of people. so that kind of political rhetoric worked very effectively for him. and he was able to -- because he could always, as you saw in the clips, deflect. he said, i'm not saying, someone else said it. it may have been one guy standing in a corner whispering to himself. >> let's get back to journalism for a second on one point. he said, let's just fact check this. i've got people out in hawaii, and you won't believe what

their teacher told the "huffington post" she wants to instill the students to conquer their fears and push through adversity. she had them participate just one day after the presidential election of donald trump. >>> leading the news this morning according to spn.com. three teams have stopped staying at donald trump branded hotels. the milwaukee bucs, dallas hotels with his name. nbc news has not been able to independently confirm that report. >>> disgruntled residents are getting rid of their trump signs and brandings. tenants of the trump place -- trump palace apartment complex in manhattan petitioned their landlord equity residential to change the name of its three trump buildings. residents received a notice saying that weather permitting the trump signs will come down as early as today. >>> and just a week into president-elect transition, several organizations are seeing a huge surge in donations including the aclu. its donation page crashed last wednesday. it has seen the largest bump in history. 120,000 donations totaling $7.2 million. planned parenthood has received unpreceden

. >> reporter: laura goldman is a blogger for the huffington post website, one of several attending the event analyzing the media's role in the presidential election. a media stunned by their failure to predict a victory of donald trump. >> why did we miss it? probably because we were too busy covering the candidate and not spending enough time covering the voters. >> reporter: busy covering every controversy that popped up surrounding donald trump that cnn senior editor dylan byers says his supporters were willing to look beyond. >> the people who voted him into office last night don't care and they don't trust us. >> reporter: and the polls, a strong majority of which were forecasting that hillary clinton would coast to victory. >> and i applauded the fact that the polls were wrong. it says to journalists, why did you waste our time. >>> nobody wanted to admit they were for trump because of the negative things he said and had been known for si saying much but they couldn't bring themselves to vote for hillary. >> reporter: what does this say about the media and the polls. >>> i guess

revealed in her recent past, she felt shamed and decided to write an open ended letter to the "huffington post" about it. >> yeah, she said she was shamed for her marital status at one point and shamed for her high-profile divorce to brad pitt and even shamed for her body parts. >> that's awful. the new "marie claire" is available november 15th. trailer release for her raunchy comedy "office christmas party" which looks really funny. see it at extratv.com. >>> right now let's get to the other stories making headlines on social media. kris jenner doubling down for her birthday, turning 61 and celebrating with two birthday bat bashes. >> the first one in l.a. at a restaurant, same place where kendall had her party. >> new hot spot. >> kourtney was the only daughter there. khloe s kids back at home. and john legend and his wife, chrissy teigen, were there. >> sure did get a lot of love. did you see all those flowers? her house looks like a forest. >> i know. >> right? >> the second party, she decided to rent out a movie theater and screen the movie "trolls." >> they do that. >> did kim do that fo

joining me, joe walsh, and howard fineman is editorial director of the "huffington post" and msnbc political analyst. before i get to you, mr. brooks, i want to go to howard. this son-in-law thing to me is a clear cut law, and for trump to say i'm going to go around it, skirt it, ignore it, is a statement. it's what dictators, what pow e hungry people do. it's a good test to whether he's going to obey the law or plow through it. >> the question is, who's going to stop me? >> yes. >> he's going to dare them to do something about it because it is difficulty procedurally, probably, to charge him or sue him. he's going to say, go ahead. you know, we don't need no badges. >> well said. but the fact is, he's also saying, i read the law. simply put, i'm going to ignore it. the spirit of the law is clear. >> donald trump has built his entire career of ignoring barriers, ignoring spirit of the law, ignoring everything that is not nailed to the floor on. >> like paying debts. >> he'll sue, and like he did with trump university. they back him to the corner, he settled, he paid. >> let me go to cornell

what we can expect, joining us from washington is ryan graham, washington bureau chief of the "huffington post." good morning to you. as we look at this date nearly two years in the makinger what you're watching we should watch as well. >> i'm going to be looking alcentral florida and northern florida. you have been talking about the potential latino surge. if clinton can kind of cut into the gap that obama had with romney in 2012 in those area, there's really no way for trump to hold on to florida. i would look for the same thing in north carolina. if you can narrow that gam in rural states by getting more of a latino vote out ipthose areas, victory for her tonight in 2016, but it becomes very difficult to see how republicans can win the white house in 2020, 2024, if they can't turn around this complete shellacking that they're taking among latino voters. >> let me pick up on a point you raised and talk about the electoral map. what do you think it will look like at the end of the map? i know it's a tough prediction, but how do you see it? >> our projection is pretty confident you're going to

. >> is that what you are reporting on "huffington post"? [laughter] no.of in it is crazy first of all, if you history he would know but then he is also clearly politicizing and this really played into his pocket. he looked like he was down for the account that then out.he has new ammunition. so some of the polls have shown him softening which may or may not but he does have some ammunition. >> but deal the story today with having to post the headline was trick or treat with a focus that has shifted to hillary especially on the russian connection.e fbi that with some leaks that they just discovered this a trovell of the hillary e-mail's.the and with the ongoing investigation into the trump campaign into connections with russia. >> first of all, you have the former campaign chairmanukr with a. russia separatist they are investigating a purported server to make contact with don't even know what is inat them there are all the different strains. >> aquino's what they will be talking about ahead of time with those e-mail's. obviously according to

is the huffington post.what i was saying earlier. if he does these policies, bilateral trade that we can change. if a bilateral trade agreement doesn't go our way and it's not helping americans, we can alter it. with the tpp, you couldn't do that. you had 17 countries and trying to alter that would bring hundreds of billions of dollars on penalty on the u.s. government and american people. >> we need to repeal and replace obamacare. what does he have ready to go? it looks like the house has an official plan ready to go. do you think he will do that? number two, do you think he's going to roll out a trillion dollar infrastructure plan? how do you pay for it? >> i think working with the democrats on infrastructure is something that conservatives is going to look at very carefully. we have to do something of this. when bridges and roads are in the shapes that they are in and some of the airports are in the shape that they are in, jfk, sorry, we have to do something about it. i think republicans, this is why we

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i just remember "the huffington post" decision. we'll put him on the entertainment page.do that. >> they put him on the entertainment page. it's not sam's responsibility but we'll go to sam and blame him. it's like the "saturday night live" hillary clinton and kate mckinnon when they were the two hillaries and they ended a scene laughing hiat prospect of donal trump being in the white house. i remember watching that getting a chill. >> i remember mika saying they don't want him. sam stein, you know the people that understood this also early on when the democratic establishment didn't, all of obama's people. david axelrod. david saying that he would do better in the industrial midwest than other republicans. >> am i supposed to address that or michael steele's dig at my -- >> it was a great example. >> why don't we just say we all love "the huffington post" and impart some of your wisdom on us in 140 characters or less. go. >> first things first, i do want to address actually what michael was saying because i think it is important. i think it does get to discussion about t

on election day the "huffington post" said there was a 98% clinton would win. >> the consortium has a 99% clinton-win? >> i'm confident we have a massive mobilization. john: i embarrassed myself by assuming a hillary victory many times. i have a syndicated column that runs on wed days. this week i had to submit my column before the election returns were in. so i wrote about president-elect hillary how she would rule as a queen. we were so wrong. i also wrote how state was freedom-loving senators like ron johnsoloss to command and control bureaucrats like russ feingold. commenters had fun track me at townhall.com. another commenter said i always liked stos the but obviously he's as clueless as the liberal media. i have come to trust the people who bet. look what happened in the republican primary. ben carson surged to first place in polls but the betters new better. they even predicted when saddam hussein would be cap secured the day before he was captured. it correctly predicted results in he state but one. >> most of these markets are based overseas. even though they are super useful

we have recently joined forces with "the huffington post" and aol to start a new chapter. olivia: my name is columbia. i oversee partnerships for the -- my name is olivia. i oversee partnerships for the google news lab, which is google's effort to power innovation at the intersection of technology and media and journalism. prior to that, i was youtube's numerous manager and oversaw a lot of efforts around news and information. sterling: i am sterling. i'm the head of growth at vice media. i one of the born and bred vice employees. i started straight out of school as an intern and work my way up now, where i look after a lot of our global digital strategy, distribution, partnerships, and how we grow. >> marty, the movie "spotlight" -- who plays you? >> liev schreiber. >> you're better looking. [laughter] [applause] >> well, he's four inches taller, a lot more fit and better looking. i don't mind if people hear my name and think of him. [laughter] >> been badly was the only -- ben bradley was the only person better looking to play doom in a movie, right? friday: anyway -- >>

. >>> this is from the huffington post, reading nightmare president trump. the washington post rights win the presidency in a stunning upset over clinton. >>> republicans will control both the house and the senate. a republican congress and white house will attempt to change things put in place by president obama's presidency. of course one of the most watch raises was in florida. marco rubio beat out democratic congressman patrick murphy to win. he thanked family and friends and supporters. he started his speech with a bit of humor saying this beat out the last concession speech having lost to donald trump in the primary. he went on to call for healing, unity and compromise. >> you can could disagree with someone without hating them and you can disagree with them without being -- delegitimizing their point of view. it doesn't mean diversity will not continue to fight is on critical issues. it does mean that there is no way for this nation to move forward if we leave anyone behind.>> rubio said as he and his colleagues had backed watch it in the hopes they c