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we have basically since the war on terror and it continues you have init and as long as that is the case can continue to do it. >> it is hard to predict how he will come down on doing these things. he also looked at the cost and he said it is awfully expensive. you is a what he did with boeing, threatening to pull out with air force one. congressman, thanks a lot. say hi to my folks out there. >>> and the murder of a navy seal, chris kyle, the american sniper, has now died. he was found dead of an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. he was under information for cheating on a continuing education course. he was a former marine they were trying to mentor and help at a local gun range. the family of the victims killed in the pulse nightclub in orla filing a lawsuit. why they say the companies are actively helping terrorists. >>> and president-elect donald trump going after a former president today. what started the feud between the two one-time golf buddies. we'll tell you about that, next. >>> i'm shepherd smith and we're going to go live to berlin after the christmas market attack. pro

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has discovered inits systems that happened 2013.ddition to another attack that happened in 2014. affected, you know, this -- this latest one that we know about -- one billion users -- at the same time, the cia saying that russia not only act the election but have to to the benefit of donald trump. what sort of online do you expect the ministration to actually take on cyber security given that some of these hack attacks may have actually helped? >> right so i can call of these stories just served to further our that the we are at a cyber security crisis point. this has been an issue that the next the obama administration they were never quite able to come up with a comprehensive are fully effective solution. one area in which we would have for example hillary clinton prevailed, to see some progress being made will be in the regulatory space. increasingly ftc's regulatory authority. grilli to require companies -- to adopt stricter security sanders but it is possible that donald trump will look and the place that the commerce departmen

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tell init is hard to his press conference the day after the election, leader mcconnell seemed to dwell on the peril of overreaching when you are in the majority. sois an institutionalist, that seemed to suggest he and more veteran republicans might be reluctant to do that. if democrats do not go along, i could see there being a lot of public pressure to confirm a supreme court nominee and maybe they would. >> we are talking about a fairly small universe of supreme court nominees who have faced that kind of scrutiny going back 100 years. fortis,amples, abe lyndon johnson's pick faced a filibuster. there were procedural votes on samuel alito, but this is relatively unprecedented to filibuster a nominee for the supreme court. votes onwere cloture the most recent ones. was less than 58 an. that there is less president for it -- presented for it is as consequential as this is the reality of contemporary american politics which are that these are tough, polarized parties and they disagree on a lot. certainly supreme court lifetime appointments in a world where congress has not been legislati

i'm in these companies but i don't init tend to take -- it's almost like saying you shouldn't listen to jamie dimon or brian monaghan about banking regulations because they have options on the bank. it's sort of a crazy issue. i preempt ed -- i figured you'd bring it up and i just want to preempt it. >> you referenced it right off the beginning part of our interview, the conflict of interest question. >> it's been brought up several times. i know you, i knew you were bring it up so i preempted it. >> i'll take that as a compliment. i mean, some would say, though, should the guy who owns a cvr energy, a refiner, be helping shape an issue that directly affects the refining industry. >> discussing regulations at the bank -- bank regulations. he's also the ceo of an organization. i am not -- i can understand saying this in owning these if i were making policy. if i were there as is true of cabinet members that are really making policy. >> you're helping pick some of the people who are forming the policy. >> i give my opinion on that. you're never going to be right all the time. i pride m

ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor john bolton, outnumbered and i want to lien init out, on that list. >> glad to be here. harris: happy monday. >> indeed. sandra: busy guy. thanks for stopping here. >> as much as it takes. harris: we'll do the news. >> here it comes. harris: president-elect donald trump tapped former campaign rival dr. ben carson to be the secretary of housing and urban development. mr. trump said he is thrilled to nominate ben carson and he has a brilliant mind and. we learned the secretary of state list may have expanded to 10 candidates, includes, drumroll, our own one lucky guy, ambassador bolton. vice president-elect pence says they are looking for quote, the one. >> with regard to secretary of state, we've been winnowing the list, but it my grow a little bit. the president-elect is looking for best men and women to advance agenda we know will make america great. everyone he talked to and has been talked about, whether it be a rudy giuliani or a mitt romney or general petraeus, or north corker, john bolton and others, bring extraordinary backgr

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jobs init's the right the macro sense of wage pressure.e have to do a lot of work to make people -- make sure people are trained into it. the big difference to happen in the last six weeks is the enthusiasm. if that falls through, it will be interesting. guy johnson bring into the conversation. welcome. >> good morning, early morning. list: carl icahn is on the of the wealthiest billionaires that we track here at bloomberg. he is number 20. he is worth $20 billion. excuse me, he is ranked at number 32. he has now been named as a special advisor to donald trump. what do you think, what message should we take from this? >> here's the reason why i think this is interesting. donald trump clearly is going to drive some sort of fiscal expansion that is likely to be inflationary. it goes back to the larry summers story. they need to up the growth rate of the united states. in, he'sl icahn comes been targeting regulations. if they can reduce the friction in the economy and make the potential growth rate rise, maybe some of the fiscal stimulus does

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of a pickup init gold as real rates go through the negative in the u.s.also like the precious metals, and the outlier to all of this is going to be agriculture. agriculture has very little priced in, and i'm a for example, if we get a drought -- ad, for example, if we get drought going into the first half of 2017, it is possible agriculture could rally hard indeed. we have to remember that agriculture is about 35% of the broader commodity index. we think those factors are the key drivers. metals have had a very good run, and we can see it continuing to move a bit higher as the u.s. dollar weakens, but generally speaking, the big uptrend we have seen in metals recently could also be starting to run out of gas a little bit. haidi: we are going to have to leave it there, but always a pleasure. rishaad: softbank's chief executive does the hard sell with president-elect donald trump, policy -- promising some $50 billion. ♪ haidi: southbank's boss has met president-elect donald trump in new york, and he says trump is the man to restore america's fortune. rishaa

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initalism needs to stay place, but we need to be more proactive in addressing those difficulties that come with a capitalistic system and not ignore them. tot: a lot of democrats want talk to you as we talk about the future of the party. one of them is david. david, good morning. caller: good morning. i am sure you are glad that you are on this morning. i hope you do not cut me off. on social security, the republican party voted against social security. in 65, they voted against medicare. tim, i appreciate you being on and i am grad -- you ran against nancy pelosi. it is time for change. i hope you run for president in 2020. host: is that on your radar? guest: no, not right now. i just got off a tough, two-week campaign. i cannot imagine that right now. host: who is the leader in the democratic party right now? guest: it is tough. the voicesm one of of leadership in the democratic party, and i am happy to do it. i think it is important for me to step up and others like me that have been around for a little bit. those who have a unique light of being a little bit younger but also have

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jobs init is the right the macro sense, a lot of weight pressure. -- wage pressure.ed last six weeks is enthusiasm. if that follows through, it will be interesting. hasd: the research team not taken the gdp growth numbers up in response to donald trump. have the markets been overreactive eco-certainly the markets are reacting as if gdp will grow faster? this: is one of those questions you have ask. they thought the uncertainty around this tax reform, this repatriation will have people slow down and wait to see what happens. it's an interesting viewpoint. i am not sure. we will have to see what they think about that moving forward. ther initial reaction was news is so positive it freezes people. people will like to see with the tax reform might say because it might be losing an advantage by doing something now. there is always some uncertainty. fundamentally it's a solid u.s. economy, a solid world economy. the risk factors have gone up because the market reaction. the market's reaction to brexit has been behind us. there is still always another election, always anoth

the rest of the world hasn't got init right. it will benefit everybody, it is not a zero-sum game.ike this is very big stick. 35% -- >> this is an important point. i think trump is half right and half wrong on this he is certainly right to tell companies, don't leave now. we're going to start really doing good things in this country. we'll ease your tax burden. we'll get government regulators off your back, lower the cost of obamacare in terms of cosco your employees. it is absolutely appropriate. exactly what trump should doing telling these countries, what he is should not being doing using big club, intimidating, threatening companies if they say they will leave the country. now i think there is a way to deal with this through the tax system though. do you want me to explain how you do that, stuart? stuart: do it in 20 seconds and you're welcome to do it. >> stop taxing what we produce, and start taxing what is consumed here, what's imported. you change the tax structure and you can level the playing field in ways that will make companies want to come back here. that's what i wo

journal, somereet policy experts who disputed of cities,inition surprising for the lack of experience. professionalsne would be more demoralized by this announcement today, according to the former mayor of philadelphia. the new york times adds, taking a look at ben carson that he is receiving counsel from the hud secretary under george w. bush who has suggested that he rely heavily on the department's professional staff when he takes over the agency. we have discussed that over the last couple of weeks, jackson says in an interview. executive service people at hud are extremely intelligent and valuable to any secretary if he will listen to them. frank in silver spring, maryland. of the biggest problems we have been and cities has to do with crime, and we are losing a lot of young people to drug addiction, and a lot of young, black americans are being shot. we definitely have to get with the crime situation, drug related crimes. host: what do you think is the best approach in dealing with that crime situation? of the drugrcement laws, it is very important. also education. situation.y a

initalism needs to stay place, but we need to be more proactive in addressing those difficulties thatome with a capitalistic system and not ignore them. tot: a lot of democrats want talk to you as we talk about the future of the party. one of them is david. david, good morning. caller: good morning. i am sure you are glad that you are on this morning. i hope you do not cut me off. on social security, the republican party voted against social security. in 65, they voted against medicare. tim, i appreciate you being on and i am grad -- you ran against nancy pelosi. it is time for change. i hope you run for president in 2020. host: is that on your radar? guest: no, not right now. i just got off a tough, two-week campaign. i cannot imagine that right now. host: who is the leader in the democratic party right now? guest: it is tough. the voicesm one of of leadership in the democratic party, and i am happy to do it. i think it is important for me to step up and others like me that have been around for a little bit. those who have a unique light of being a little bit younger but also have ex