we'll talk about retired general jack keane.e met with trump yesterday, and trump already affecting change on the economic front. we'll be talking about ford motor's decision not to move their kentucky plant to mexico. our top story tonight, president-elect trump making three critical appointments. senator jeff sessions selected by the president-elect to become southern general. sessions has a distinguished legal career. he served as both u.s. southern and state attorney general. but some in the left-wing national media recycling 30-year-old negative charges, let's take a look at session' record. as u.s. attorney he filed a number of desegregation lawsuits in alabama. he voted in favor of the 30-year extension of the civil rights act. he voted to confirm attorney general eric holder and spearheaded the efforts to award the congressional gold medal to rosa parks. the president atlantic chose mike pompeo to head the cia. he currently serves on the house intelligence committee and is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal. lieute

up next, retired four-star general jack keane, a friend of "the intelligence report," is going to joinow he was offered the job but had to decline and who he thinks should be in it. that's next. i love getting more for less. that's why this control enthusiast rents from national. where i can skip the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. on average, four out of every five rentals at national is a free upgrade. getting a full-size and paying for a mid-size? ♪ whoa, oh, whoa, whoa, lovin' every minute of it... ♪ as the boys from loverboy so eloquently noted... i'm lovin' every minute of it. go national. go like a pro. trish: okay. breaking right now, i want to go back to trump tower where kelly anne con is talking to the media about that meeting that donald trump had with members of the media. >> i don't believe they've spoken today. >> [inaudible] >> i think that was not, that was not addressed. they both recognized that they had a rough and tumble campaign. a week before that president-elect trump had great practice in meeting with president obama, and they had exchanged barbs

on the guest list today eight potential cabinet picks including retired four star general jack keane, a frequent guest of our program as you likely known and south carolina governor nikki haley. doug is watching the door for us, doug. >> interesting sign that is the transition team is taking on a greater process of regular order, a little bit chaotic. we got off a conference call with the rnc, conference calls a daily event even on the weekends. the guests who visited donald trump yesterday including mike flynn, general mic flynn, mike pompio, iva and many others. a list of the guests that trump will be meeting today. governor hailey as you mentioned, jeb, rick scott of florida, jack kean who he recollects is familiar to fox news viewers and he said that he has now had telephone conversations with 32 world leaders and that brings us to prime minister abe of japan who will be meeting with donald trump this evening. a meeting brought with a pitfall that comments donald trump made about japan, accused japan of manipulating currency and threatened to pull u.s. troops out of japan unless p

especially when i have guests like this, general jack kean.tried to veer him into politics, he is a good man and won't have any of it and is must smarter but general, i got to tell you -- happy veterans day to you and a great honor to have you and every veteran. when i see something like this, general, it almost makes a mockery of it. i know those who protest and gave their lives so they could are probably okay with it. but does it stick at your craw on any level? >> sure. i mean, they have a right to do and it we'll always say that, but i do as an individual think it's despicable to dishonor that flag and what it stands for. and so ungrateful. we're so blessed by virtue of our parents or someone bringing to us this country that the opportunities that are here are boundless and enormous, and we're in a land that protects the rights of individuals and liberty is a wonderful thing. they have a right to do it but i don't like it. >> you know, obviously a lot of them are exercise thing right not to like the consequence of a u.s. presidential elect

jack keane speaks for himself. i think tom cotton is getting serious consideration here. he is young but talk about a resume. tom cotton has -- he served. he has studied these things. he distinguished himself early as a member of the house and then the senate as an outspoken proponent of american power. somebody who understands the use of american power well beyond his years. >> i will say that the pentagon, having covered it for six and a half years, is a massive bureaucracy. you wonder whether you need to have someone who has run something before, whether this be a company or something big. >> right. i think one of the interesting things is with mattis that he does have the -- the warrior scholar is his reputation. so he would be very popular. he was the -- he has managerial experience within dod. how much does he want to embrace that bureaucracy? bob gates, former defense secretary said you couldn't drag me back to washington to deal with it. it's the hardest thing. the question is, one of the interesting things for secretary of state, even if we talk about giuliani an

jack keane tells abc newth but he declined for personal reasons. transition officials would not confirm the offer but said he was very interested. donald trump tweeted about the settlement involving trump university. the only thing -- the only bad thing about winning the presidency is that i was unable to go through a winning trial regarding trump university. last week, the president-elect gave a thumbs up after meeting >> i can assure the american people that there would not be any wrongdoing or any sort of undue influence over any decision-making. reid: we have learned that the future first lady and their son are expected to stay in new york through next spring. they are hesitant to pull their son out of school in the middle of the year. nichole: mike pence is now giving his take on his hamilton ri friday and the cast gave him a short message following their performance. president-elect donald trump fired off several tweets accusing the cast of harassment. but mike pence offered a more conciliatory response. >> we heard a few boos and a few cheer

jack keane speaks for himself. i think tom cotton is getting serious consideration here. he is young but talk about a resume. tom cotton has -- he served. he has studied these things. he distinguished himself early as a member of the house and then the senate as an outspoken proponent of american power. somebody who understands the use of american power well beyond his years. >> i will say that the pentagon, having covered it for six and a half years, is a massive bureaucracy. you wonder whether you need to have someone who has run something before, whether this be a company or something big. >> right. i think one of the interesting things is with mattis that he does have the -- the warrior scholar is his reputation. so he would be very popular. he was the -- he has managerial experience within dod. how much does he want to embrace that bureaucracy? bob gates, former defense secretary said you couldn't drag me back to washington to deal with it. it's the hardest thing. the question is, one of the interesting things for secretary of state, even if we talk about giuliani an

. >>> reaction from four-star general jack keane. this would appear to put domestic security right back on the front burner of our national politics, doesn't it? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. we've known this for some time now. we've been at war for 15 years. certainly protecting the american people at home is how this all got started. all the major changes that have been made in our government and in our intelligence services, the fact that we've got a first class defense here is certainly a credit to those policy changes and the people who are executing it. you also need a first class offense and we have not had that for some time. >> it does terrorize, whether you use the word "terror" or not, an incident of this kinds does terrorize in this case students at ohio state university. you can say that it is an incident designed to. >> reporter:ize the victims and people around that area. you can say that, can't you? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. as it does others, you know, who pay attention to that and who feel a certain vulnerability themselv

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jack keane, and the admiral michael rogers expected to be at trump tower over the course of this day as well. donald trump, as he has said in recent days, he's the only one who knows the finalists and the only one ultimately it matters what he says. here's what he tweeted less than an hour and a half ago. the following, my transition team, which is working long hours and doing a fantastic job, will be seeing many great candidates today. this is a man who became famous in part, his celebrity associated with that phrase, you're fired, now looking to do some hiring over the course of the next several days. the information we're getting is that it's at least for the moment, peers unlikely any announcements would happen today. they're more likely to happen in and around thanksgiving. >> it is amazing. it really does look like "the apprentice." i want to talk about other meetings donald trump is taking. his first meeting with shinzo abe. >> that's the prime minister of japan, supposed to happen at 5:00 today. we'll talk to transition team officials to get more details about the meeting. th

retired four-star general jack keane tells abc news that trump offered him the job, but he declined for personal reasons. was very interested. trump has already announced five key positions. his picks for cia director and national security advisor have defended enhanced interrogation te techniques like waterboarding. >> they said what do you think about waterboarding? i said i like it a lot. i don't think it's tough enough. >> reporter: but senator john mccain, the former p.o.w., out with a fiery warning this weekend. >> i don't give a damn what the president of the united states wants to do. we will not waterboard. >> reporter: trump shaking hands with mitt romney, under consideration for secretary of state. >> it went great. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real significance. >> reporter: a major change in tune since the campaign. >> romney choked like a dog. he choked. he went -- >> his promises are as worthless as a degree to trump university. >> reporter: trump tweeting about th

jack keane in washington. >> good to talk to you, bill.sanctuary city leaders are pushing back saying that they will defy the white house. will the new attorney general prosecute? we'll talk about after this break. [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. [ clock ticking ] ♪ heather: well, rapper kanye west hospitalized apparently after abruptly canceling the rest of his world tour. the singer was reportedly taken to a los angeles hospital due to stress and exhaustion. now the incident follows days of what has been described as erratic behavior. on friday you may remember he ignite ad twitter storm saying president-elect donald trump's communication style was quote, very futuristic and then on saturday he ended his concert after four songs but not before a 10 minute tirade on beyonce, jay-z and hillary clinton. bill: tour's over. heather

and jack keane.dmiral mike rogers, cyber command, highly rated individual and then ken blackwell former mayor of cincinnati, certainly head of the conservative evangelicals. so, a rundown of folks today. stuart: a lot of talent coming in and going out. >> and then we have hillary clinton, she made her first public appearance, she spoke at a children's defense fund event in washington d.c. watch this. >> now, i will admit, coming here tonight wasn't the easiest they think for me. there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and then never leave the house again. stuart: all right, high noon strategist president lisa booth is with us now. i looked at that, and i don't think that hillary clinton is one happy lady, what say you? >> i don't think she is either. it's like getting broken up with on a massive scale. you just want to stay at home and eat ice cream and eat wine. stuart: that's never happened to me. lisa. that's never happened

martha: let's bring in general jack keane. fox news military analyst and chairman.morning to you. busy day as we have been discussing throughout. let's start with the statement we just heard from donald trump, president-elect about michael flynn. what do you make of him in the nsa position? >> i snow general flynn personally and professionally. he has an incredible back ground in intelligence after the joint operations command and he was in channeled of the central command and his last position was as director of the defense intelligence agency which is the highest level military intelligence agency that we have as part of the department of defense it was there that he ran afoul of the obama administration in the sense that he did not believe that the president was getting nor was the administration sharing with the public the real men nal -- f radical islam and in his judgment it wasn't happening properly. martha: that's a significant story. there were a number of senior intelligence official who felt their reports and the work they were doing on the ground with is

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stuart: four-star general, jack keane on this veterans day.myself, our staff an all of our viewers, we respect and we admire your service. thank you, general. >> thank you very much. and great veterans today to all the vets out there. stuart: indeed. thank you, general. to the markets. to politics. military, how about some money. look at them, all the way down, those tech stocks, mild recovery in just one of them. nicole, why does a trump presidency scare investors in these companies? tell me. the banks and industrials and defense stocks soaring on donald trump's election as president-elect now, tech names are under pressure. every single one of those names we saw is done this week. apple, amazon, facebook, microsoft, google. that is because under president-elect donald trump and his administration he will be tough on this group overall. first one the h1b visas which very familiar with, for bringing in developers, engineers, skilled workers, they're often used to bring in cheaper labor. that is very bad and bad for u.s. workers. he is also loo

today's list includes everyone from former secretary of state henry kissinger to former general jack keane to sitting governors nikki haley and rick scott who could be potential cabinet contenders. one of mr. trump's top aides squashing media reports about transition turmoil.>> the president-elect has slid into this role amazingly well because he is a transactional guide. he is somebody who is used to reviewing information, getting many different inputs. >> vice president-elect mike pence making the rounds in washington meeting with senate majority leader mr. mcconnell and paul ryan. and democratic leader shut schumer and nancy pelosi. penses sharing both sides of the trump administration will work in concert with congress.>> thank you for when i trust will be the first of many conversations as we move forward toward an operation and thereafter. >> half a world away in germany on his final overseas trip resident obama discussing ongoing anti-trump protests here at home. the commander in chief telling president-elect trump to get used to it while offering words of advice to those that are u

today's list includes everyone from former secretary of state henry kissinger and former general jack keane ... to sitting governors nikki haley and rick scott ... who could be potential cabinet contenders ... one of mr. trump's top aides quashing some media reports about transition turmoil. conway says: "very exciting time for us. obviously a ton of work to do but we're doing it methodically and very calmly." meanwhile, making the rounds in washington ... meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and republican house speaker paul ryan... and democratic leaders, senator chuck schumer and congresswoman nancy pelosi. pence assuring both sides the new trump administration will work in concert with congress.... pence says: "we're beginning to discuss areas we might move on forward. that's what american do." half a world away in germany, on his final overseas trip, president obama, discussing the ongoing anti- trump protests here at home ... the commander- in-chief telling president-elect trump to get used to it ...while offering words of advice to those who are unhappy with mr. trump'

includes everyone from former secretary of state henry kissinger and former general jack keane to sitting governors nikki haley and rick scott who could be potential cabinet contenders. one of mr. trump top aides quashing media reports about transition turmoil. >>> the president-elect split into this role, amazingly well. he is someone who's used to reviewing information, getting input. >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence making the route in washington meeting with senate majority leader mick -- mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan. and democratic leaders senator shot -- senator chuck schumer and nancy please see. he is sharing both sides, saying the trump administration will work in concert with congress. >> think you for what i'd trust will be the first of many conversations that we have as we move forward towards an operation. and thereafter. >> reporter: half a world away in germany on the final overseas trip present obama discussing the ongoing anti- trump protest here at home. the commander-in-chief telling president-elect trump to get used to it. offering words of

general jack keane who was thought to be a strong candidate for the position withdrew his name citing personal reasons. also scheduled to meet, michelle rhee, the former chancellor of dc public schools. also robert woodson, the president for the center for neighborhood enterprise, long an advocate for greater control in inner cities and urban areas such as calling for local management and resident management of public housing. trump will be ensconced here at the trump national golf club for the remainder of the weekend. another series of meetings set for tomorrow. back to you, uma. >> thanks for the update. joining us for more reaction to what's happening at this hour, former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is also a former 2016 gop presidential contender. welcome, governor, good to have you. a lot of us would love to be witness to the conversation happening in private between mitt romney and president-elect trump. given the fact that romney made it clear during the campaign that he didn't think mr. trump was fit for presidency and led a never-trump movement, let's remind some of

what are the main challenges the new president faces, general jack keane. >> we haven't seen these challenges don't believe since the end of world war ii with the rise of the soviet union. we've got radical islam, isis is certainly a part of that, al qaeda a part of that, morphing into a global jihad, no strategy, no global alliance to deal with. we have three revisionist powers, russia, iran, china, seeking domination and all having some success. cyberespionage and cyberattack is exploding from our adversaries inside our country. we don't seem capable of stopping it. what makes these challenges so serious, in my judgment, david, because we've had challenges before is that we are failing so miserably at it and as a result of it, you know, our friend have lost faith in us. they don't trust us. they don't think we're reliable and our adversaries are down right emboldped. what we need is strong leadership here. >> you mentioned islamic terrorism. that's a phrase president obama wasn't willing to say. at least now we have a president that wasn't able to say it. that's an improvement. isn't it? >>

i'm joint onset fight general jack keane. it's good to have you here.o you think this was an isis inspired attack? that he have this communication with terrorist? >> i clearly believe that it is isis inspired for sure. whether it is directed or not we don't know with the communication there. here's the facts. we had people living in america who are radical islamists and they want to kill their file drill -- fellow citizens. we have yet to come to grips with this. they have refused to name it to radical islam. but to explain it to the american people. that is what needs to be done. what is a speech of a radical islam. they're going to school with us. when that starts to rise up this guy is absolutely radicalized. in his conversations what did you come away with. he's very secure -- concerned about national security and foreign policy. obama, bush, clinton and reagan they don't know much about it. this is a way the way they have to really die into it. -- dive into it. he is committed as he has said in the campaign to deal with them. frustrated to say that

we've heard that general jack keane has withdrawn his name as a potential candidate for secretary of defense, apparently for personal reasons. donald trump set to be considering james mattis as secretary of defense. he succeeded, as you might recall, david petraeus as head of u.s. central command. he has combat experience and led troops in both iraq and afghanistan. this is important to donald trump who has vowed that he wants a general to head the department of defense, also somebody with managerial experience. there is one caveat to that, however. there is a rule in place which says that once you leave the pentagon, there has to be a window of eight years where you are supposed to stay away from offices like this. it is unclear to me at least at this early stage where -- whether that's a hard and fast rule. we shall see. also trump will be leaving trump tower at 2:00 this afternoon, we hear headed to new jersey to the trump national golf course, national golf club, i should say, in new jersey. he'll be staying there for the full weekend. that is where he plans to meet with mitt rom

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fox news military analysts jack keane is with us along with tennessee congresswoman marcia blackburn. one week elect from election day . donald trump is campaigning in philadelphia and hillary clinton is in florida. trump sees bombshell potentially new emails from private server. >> hillary is the one who broke the law over and over again. we can be sure that what is in those emails is absolutely devastating and i think we are going to find out, thank you, huma. good job, huma. thank you anthony weiner. >> i made a mistake, i'm not making any excuses, but i will tell you this if they want to look at some more emails from one of my staffers, by all means go ahead. maria: aide huma abedin is at the center of controversy as fbi found possible new emails on her husband's computer. abedin's lawyer has since responded writing this, from the begins ms. abedin has fully complied. she learned for the first time on friday from press reports that a possibility of a laptop belong to go mr. weiner could contain emails of her. joining us gabi and campaign manager presidential campaign, good to see

joining us right now general jack keane.ports this morning that general portreus wants the secretary of state job, what do you think about that? >> that's an excellent choice. what you get is a warrior scholar, he has a ph.d from princeton in international relations, harvard fellow. he commanded two theaters of war, maria, in iraq and afghanistan. no general officer has done that in the 20th century, 21st century except for one, douglas mac arthur who was a bit of scholar himself. >> wow. >> as you noted he ran a complicated agency and people of high talent there and in doing all of those jobs i just described, he has been with heads of state, foreign ministers, defense ministers in many countries around the world. he's not only traveled a lot with he has dealt with principal leaders. maria: i'm sure. what role is better, general. there's some talk about him being defense secretary and then others about secretary of state so what do you think his skill set is best positioned for? >> hands down secretary of state given the sc

joining us general jack keane, fox news military analyst, retired four-star general and frequent guest general michael flynn for national security advisor? >> well, i've known mike for years on a professional level and a personal level. he's a bonafide intelligence expert, holding the highest position of the in the uniformed military you can hold at the defense intelligence agency and that provides national intelligence to our leaders but he also has held intelligence positions at our counterterrorism unit which is called the joint special operations command and also at central command which oversees all of the challenges in the middle east and to include afghanistan and iran. clearly he has a relationship with the president-elect that goes back to the beginning of this campaign. and i think when it comes to a national security advisor, much like a chief of staff, most presidents reach out to somebody who they know, they trust, they have had some kind of a relationship with them, because they will see this person virtually every day, likely multiple times a day. stuart: the way he, mr.

martha: general jack keane, retired four-star general, a fox news contributor. welcome.from the wall street "journal" today. the the piece is called the war that dare not say its name. it's have much a clear issue. it says in this piece. perhaps the best thing mr. trump could do in his inaugural address two acknowledge the reality mr. obama has tried to hide. after 8 years an administration that prides itself on getting america out of wars, we are back in. what do you think about that? >> i think he's right on the mark. also largely, i think it's one of the reasons why president-elect trump is talking to so many senior military he has come to grips with something president obama never embraced. that is the fact that the country was at war all during his 8 years of his administration and we have been at war for 15 years. mr. trump clearly knows that. and he knows the dangers out there and the risks are increasing. so there is discussions here certainly taking place about iraq. about syria, about afghanistan. these are where our soldiers are on the ground right now where t

army, vice chief of staff and fox news military analyst jack keane. >> you know, i think like most peoplecertainly talking to cuba and trying to improve relations, there's nothing wrong with that particularly given the fact that we had 60 years of oppression in this regime and how impoverish the people are as a result of that government and its policies. but clearly the deal that president obama made was unfounded in the sense that we made concessions, got nothing in return of it and it's not so much what we got in return, it's the fact that the cuban people got nothing out of the deal. it's they who have been in prison for 60 years, tortured for 60 years and economically repressed for 60 years. that's the sad story. so our concessions as going forward have to be about the people there and this regime has to losen up on its governing role of those people and what they are doing every single day and denying them the actual quality of life experience that most people have in other parts of the world, certainly in that hemisphere. dagen: some of the reactions from world leaders, the leader o

general jack keane is on the program. i have to ask is a new kind of war. fight this new kind of war? >> absolutely. what happened in the united states, the united states military has nothing to do with, as you know, law enforcement intelligence services had no responsibility but what is happening to us, why this has been a problem, likely not be able to stop individuals from self radicalizing but because we don't talk about radical islam, don't define it or educate and inform the american people about it, when somebody is self radicalizing, what is happening? does their dress change? does their attitude change? the answer is yes to all of it. what are the signs of symbols of all of that so people can recognize and see that person may be a radical islamist and tell somebody about it. that is why the change in leadership will take place with mister trump taking office, meaningful because he always wanted to embrace the war for what it is. it is a war going on inside this religion and we cannot run from that reality. stuart: you mentioned in an editorial in t

. >> and general jack keane and admiral mike rogers. >> and finally you get ken blackwell, the formercincinnati mayor. so a lot of people are going to be walking in the door at trump tower. and the press is going to speculate, oh, there goes sarah katz, what could she be in there for? >> i was reading an article about people criticizing donald trump for not picking people soon enough. here we are eight or nine days past the election, looking back in history, look at this. >> the earliest ready to go would be two mentions in week one, bush 41 in 1988. and two more in week two. but it is easier when vice president to turn around to say, i would like you to stay and you to stay and you to stay. then bill clinton, it took six weeks. bush, 43, as close as anybody ready to go because of a delay with the hanging chads. if you want one, six and eight, he doesn't start until week six. >> we apologize it is small print, but here's what is going on. reagan is perhaps regarded on the list of presidents as perhaps the greatest of all of them. and if you will notice, he did not make the majority of

congressman jeb hensarling, governor rick scott, general jack keane. >> nikki haley is a star in thearty. she may be president some day. if rudy giuliani's foreign policy credentials are in questions, where does that leave her? she came out strongly against the muslim ban. beyond that, what do you know about the way she views the world or what her foreign policy is? >> you know, when you go to trump's offices and meet people there, people are buttoned up. heads are down. they're working. they are put together. and there's a hierarchy. never seen anybody like this in there. i just got to hope that -- >> you mean like rudy or nikki haley? >> i'm saying some people like rudy running around talking about themselves. it just doesn't happen. he runs a tight ship. it must be rudy himself who is floating this still. no one that i'm talking to and joe is talking to and we're talking to people close. joe often talks to trump himself. i'm not sure if they have talked about this. but that doesn't fly with the types of people that he hires. i'm not an expert. i just know two things about him. he