and it is great to have joe wilson here in the hospitality too, and so thank you. >> are there any other applicants that are here? this is very, very hard. and each of the seats has specific requirements. and we have a number of incumbents that are sitting. and i know that we have a memo from the city attorney on the different requirements. we have to open up for public comment in a moment. but, let me just say, really challenging for the two of us, that are here. let's open this up for public comment and i have a couple of cards and call them first, if anyone else would like to speak, you know, it helps us if you can fill out one of these blue cards that are up here at the front. steve good, from the charter school. and then, it you so much for being here mr. good. and also, mark gardener from five keys as well. >> hi, thank you. i'm steve good the director of five keys. and i don't envy this decision that you have to make, there are terrific candidates. and i personally know joseph and earnest and they are outstanding individuals, and i have worked with them both, and earnest was the s

and it is great to have joe wilson here in the hospitality too, and so thank you. >> are there any other applicants that are here? this is very, very hard. and each of the seats has specific requirements. and we have a number of incumbents that are sitting. and i know that we have a memo from the city attorney on the different requirements. we have to open up for public comment in a moment. but, let me just say, really challenging for the two of us, that are here. let's open this up for public comment and i have a couple of cards and call them first, if anyone else would like to speak, you know, it helps us if you can fill out one of these blue cards that are up here at the front. steve good, from the charter school. and then, it you so much for being here mr. good. and also, mark gardener from five keys as well. >> hi, thank you. i'm steve good the director of five keys. and i don't envy this decision that you have to make, there are terrific candidates. and i personally know joseph and earnest and they are outstanding individuals, and i have worked with them both, and earnest was the s

. >> joe eli wilson. >> yes.o you think this matters in the heartland of america, in tennessee where you represent or is this something that is debated on sunday shows? >> i think that they should have just let this go. look, he went there to enjoy himself. he had his family with him. let's have some civility in this country. allow him to be able to have a night of just relaxation and enjoy the show, as you say, it's a wonderful show. give him an opportunity. i don't think it was necessary. >> what do you think? >> i think it was rude of the audience to boo him, particularly with his family. i think they should have shown more respect than that but i think it's appropriate what the cast said and it would have been much smarter for mike pence to say, i hear you, i appreciate you sharing those thoughts but for the president to be out there tweeting and it appears overrated is his favorite word, that's a terrible mistake and make the president look small. >> also, again, just to reiterate, it's not true. it's a real

joe wilson said the only reason it wasn't on his head is because he doesn't wear hats inside. he only wears hats outside. the southern gentleman in that south carolina gentleman there. but ryan stood up in front of reporters afterwards and said we are unified. welcome to the unified republican government. they clearly feel like they need to send a very strong and visible message. there's a reason for that. there are fissures here waiting to come to the surface depending on how this legislative agenda prays out. there are a lot of things that donald trump ran on that this republican house and senate across the way frankly would not support. he's proposed a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. not clear how he would pay for it. there are some ideas out there, repatriation of foreign income being a topo tension way to do it. but the reality is, he did not win on cutting the debt and deficit. he won on populist ideas of getting people back to work and there's going to be grappling here for republicans going forwards. andrea? >> and a quick note about the democratic side because th

one congressman, joe wilson, doesn't wear hats indoors. too much of a southern gentleman for that but he would be wearing it at a later time. this is noteworthy because so many members were so uncomfortable with donald trump's bid for president. trump beat 16 other republicans who, quite frankly, more had more in common with a lot of the members here in this hallways. so, the challenge now for republicans is going to be governing because it's not clear to anyone that donald trump is actually someone who holds the conservative ideas that a lot of lawmakers up here have built their careers around fighting for, paul ryan chief among them. what does this mean as they start to get down to the business of legislating? for now, at least outwardly, they say they've got it all together. kate? >> kasie hunt on capitol hill, thank you. >>> after a dramatic election where hillary clinton won the popular vote, but did not win the election, there's a lot of talk today about whether our election system in the u.s. is working. democratic senator barbara b

was it wrong when joe wilson did what de >> definitely. >> did they hold him accountable?rry. if you think that's disrespectful then this is disrespectful. this is a vice president-elect. this was disrespectful. i think that we ought to say that on both sides. >> donald trump actually said that we need a safe space at a theater. >> sounds like we could talk about this for the next six hours but i have to stop it right there. great conversations. what an epic election and the drama was captured in the first-ever book from cnn politics "unprecedented." pre-order your copy today at cnn.com/book. who are the final contenders. what "the apprentice" might tell us about schiff. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement f

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when joe wilson made the outburst and said you lied and left-wing columnist maureen o'dowd ca dowd calledrace base. is it race base or only happening when the person who is doing the act is white and the receiver is black. does it work the other way around? can you call this race base? >> also you have, larry, lieutenant general flin appointed national security adviser and critics on the left saying his comments about muslims have been insensitive, as well. i want you to address that. beyond these controversies whether it be sessions, jeff sessions or hamilton, now mike flin, as well. what do you think the president-elect should do moving forward to kind of heal some of these decisions. not helping that the left keeps attacking but people are upset. what does he need to do to move forward here? >> frankly, he needs to call out the left for their own racism. a story about chuck schumer, for example, who is leading the charge against jeff sessions in 1974 when he was running for state attorney in new york. a group of neighbors in flat bush, new york, that wanted some blacks out. he proposed

well, i'm not downgrading your worth, joe, but i can handle our end of the deal. now where can i find this sam wilson? we've got rooms at the hotel. young fella, you can't miss him, he's got the only honest face in town. you sit titit, joe. i'll send somebody out from town to look after you. so long. so long, cheyenne. ? you by any chance be sam wilson? yeah, that's s ght. cheyenne bodie. well, we'd about given you up. had a little brush with some comanches. had to hole up for a few days. well, i'm sure glad you got here. i was afraid we'd have to leave without you. head out anytime all i gotta do is get on my horse. you don't have to move that fast. we don't intend to move out until daybreak. at least 100. how many mustangs you figurin' on? a hundred for you, a hundred for us. you figure we could sell that many? i wanna breed horses. i wanna produce a special horse for this special country, a real cow pony. well, you do that and the cattlemen will raise a statue to you. you see, i brought soso thoroughbreds with me from kentucky. i'm on a ranch up in the panhandle. now, i figure if i can crossbreed

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wilson. (audience laughs) - who's the fighter you're here to talk about? - well, listen, i'm junior joe louis' manager. ter. - i'm yerby's partner, and i've come here to check over and talk over some new details with you. - what do you mean details? look, just have the fighter down there friday night 8:30, in a pair of trunks and a bathrobe. - aha! we can begin negotiations right there. - what do you mean? - fred doesn't have a bathrobe. (audience laughs) - you shut up, grady, 'cause i'll put round five in your mouth. - ok, gentlemen, i'll see you on friday. - listen, we haven't finished negotiating nothing yet. - what do you mean? first, you're one of yerby's suckers, second, you're short a bathrobe, and third, you like to sit on wet paint. - i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about the fight. now listen, we got to negotiate television to see who's gonna get the television rights, then we got to figure out what we're gonna do with the souvenirs and all those other things, and first, the main thing is, who is gonna be interviewed by howard cosell? - now wait just a minute. i don't

joe amorosino, 7 news. >>anchor 1: at the quarterback battle at gillette tonight. red-hot tom brady up against russell wilson. for both about respect. >> adam, tom brady is going to be regarded by many as the greatest quarterback of all time. he wouldnot know it by the numb he put up this year. russell wilson is totally different than brady athletically., but his will to compelling comparison. >> he's fast, got a great arm, creative, smart. he's a tough player. >> there's more than one way to build a franchise quarterback. he might not have his measurable's, it's his legs that set him apart. >> very athletic, never takes his eyes off the field. >> we can make every throw on the field, he is very accurate. his good quarterback in the pocket, but when can move into a first down. >> much like brady, wilson won a super bowl in his second nfl season. it's also reminiscent of the future hall of famer. >> for me the biggest gift is being able to see it and whether be on the move in the pocket, once he makes the match wilson's mobility, brady's quick release is what makes them. >> i would be like, dan, you have to h

wilson getting back to full speed. when it comes to his health, this is a team that can keep pace on offense. it can turn into a shootout if need be. >>joe: thanks, trey. pro fronts more or less in steve drc. no pics. he's got his 17th year is it true that is getting better with age. >> his body hasn't deteriorated and you wouldn't have these olive colored drinks in the old days. his routine you healthy. he has not let that happen. he sleeps properly and he lives and eats football. >> he's taken advantage of a lot of the rules. his receivers get up and kicked. he knows his receivers are so instinct right now. his receivers and they always place. i don't understand how somebody can object to him being in the halfway point mvp. >> when you take a look at the seattle defense and we can put up some numbers right now. they're still dangerous, but be as dominant as they have been in recent year, but they are still third when it matters most. >> coach has talked to was a lot about coach carol's philosophy and saying it's all about the ball, it's all about the ball. there's the ride on turnovers. they have a lot of playmakers on a lot of levels

me is rick wilson, republican strategist who worked on rudy giuliani's 2000 senate campaign and cnn political commentator hilary rosen who supported hillary clinton. welcome to all of you. joe, let me begin with you. we're talking about this false claim of mr. trump's from his tweet about 3 million illegal votes for hillary clinton. it's just false and, p.s., he won, so why do you think he's doing this? >> number one, i don't know it's entirely false. the number might be inflated. the gop and president-elect trump have said the potential for voter fraud exist in this country. also the pew research center produced evidence that 1.7 million americans are register whod are deceased. 1.75 million americans who are -- >> did you watch the last segment when we talked about the conspiracy theory? >> i did. but there's more than conspiracy theories. the only thing that's changed and that has been inconsistent is that now the democrats and green party are finally seeing the potential for voter fraud they now allege in wisconsin, pennsylvania and elsewhere. >> they are. >> well, they're not alleging voter fraud. >> hillary, let me go to you. this is reaction to jill stein and, you kn

joe cardona's beef casserole." [ laughter and applause ] "it's good. he made it." >> steve: "special ingredient." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up from [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next up is seattle quarterback, russell wilson. [ cheers ] he was voted most likely to eat macaroni and cheese then say, "sorry, thighs." [ laughter ] next we have rob ninkovich. he was voted "most likely to use flannel toilet paper." [ laughter ] is that possible? >> steve: is that a thing? >> jimmy: is that a thing? i don't know. >> steve: flannel toiler paper? >> jimmy: next up from the from the patriots is ted karris. he was voted "most likely to get kicked out of an apple store for yelling, 'nerd!'" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: "get out of my way!" >> jimmy: finally from the patriots is jimmy garapalo. he was voted "sexy aladdin." there you go! >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: those are your "nfl superlatives." we'll be right back with eddie redmayne, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ? ? ?oh? ?don't tell me what to do? ?just let me be myself? ?that's all i ask of you? the new 2017 corolla with toyota safety sense standard. ?you don't own me? remember 2007? smartphones? o m g ten years later, nothing's

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