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joining me now, doug schoan and lee carter. what do you think about his thinking he would have won a third term. >> we'll never know. but election results were a reputing a of his policieses to a large extent. a majority wanted to go in a different direction, they did. he hill sel himself said that hillary would provide a third term for the administration, and the electoral rejected that notion. i am not sure that the president of the united states is correct. tom: it sounds like he would like a third term. >> i think he would. i think that big story here is not so much that he thinks he could beat donald trump, what he is doing on hillary clinton, this is such a slap in the face to her, he said she is t most qualify candidate teier run in history of the world, she is right candidate, right time, it makes it seem like it was not genuine, he thought he could do it better, if he thought he could, i don't know why he did not advise her. did he really not want her to win? i can't help but wondewhat this is really all about. tom: do

maria: lee carter. lee: one of the things i'm excited is the bipartisan support. there's very few things the parties are agreeing on right now. this is one of them. why do you think he appeals across the aisle? he's someone well respected in the military. he understands that the focus needs to be on the men and women who are on the grounded in many dangerous locations across the country -- i mean, across the world. so i find that his interest and really for him it's about putting the military and military families first. he's also a strategic thinker. he's one who they always -- speaking to several colonels, they told me that he is a man of high intellect. he's thoughtful. he's not reactionary and so that is a -- i think for donald trump it just brings so much clout to the fact that he's nominating someone who is widely respected across the board on both sides of the aisle and democrats, republicans, but as well as with the military which is what they want to have. they want to be able to respect their leader as well as work with donald trump as commander in chief

good to -- lee carter. this is truly genius at work.ocial media and now the thank you tour, donald trump is going straight to the american people, particularly in the states where he won the presidency. >> that's right. people are so energized. i have been talking to voters since his last speech in cincinnati. they love this. a lot of the media is pretending this is a strike industry tour, it is not. it -- pretending this is a victory tour, it is not it's a thank you tour. lou: it is what he says it is. >> at the same time he has been doing things, taking actions and steps that people are energized about from the carrier deal to today with beauing what he did. people are energized, excited, and he will stands up and act. lou: bringing $50 billion from soft bank and creating tens of thousands in jobs. >> what's important to consider here, the modern american presidency is limited tonight constitutional power, unbeknownst to barack obama. but they have the power of the bully pulpit. donald trump made it abundantly clear that he's going to

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fred barnes, matt schlapp and republican pollster lee carter.ot to discuss including democrats snarly and licking their wounds following their embarrassing loss last month. at a harvard form last night, clinton communications director jen palmieri actually accused trump campaign manager kellyanne conway of catering to white supremacists during the election. >> if providing a platform for white spre supremacists to have. i'm more proud of hillary clinton's alt-right speech and any other moment on the campaign. i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. no you wouldn't. >> yes, yes tie know you wouldn't, respect any. how exactly did we win. go for it. i would like to know. i dedicated the last four months of my life to do it and we did it. lou: the other side won. here is why they lost. the tone, the tone. the president-elect breaking with tradition, speaking with the president of taiwan. the telephone call the first time an american president has talked with taiwan's leadership in more than 30 years and it is sure to infuriate beijing. th

who better to break that down for us than lee carter. who joins me now with a look back.e done an outstanding job throughout debates, everything that's gone on, conventions, covering the top political moments. pick some out for us. some key moments that moved the needle in 2016. we'll play four of them. you could play 50. first one is talking about self-funding in a political ad. take a look. >> the establishment, the media, the special interests, the lobbyists, the donors, they are all against me. i'm self-funding campaign. i don't owe anybody anything. i only owe it to the american people to do a great job. >> so the interesting pick, not one that would have jumped off the screen to me, initially, why that one? >> the reason is he had a theme throughout the campaign that he was not the establishment, that he was different, that he was on the side of the people, and that whole message turned in to drain the swamp and i think what's so important about this message is this wasn't about donald trump the man. this was about a movement against the establishment and by setting

me and more this morning, forbes media chair republican presidential candidate steve forbes and lee carter. even on this holiday as we all return, there's so much to get to. good to have both of you here. coming up this morning former republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, professor of strategy and irregular warfare at tin constituent out of world politics and sebastian gorka and show and guest. president obama making headlines stating he could have beaten president-elect trump if he ran again. >> the majority does buy into the notion of a one america that's tolerant and diverse and open, i'm confident that if i -- if i had run again and articulated, i think i could have mobilized the american people to rally behind it. sandra: oh, yeah, he went there. trump responded. president obama said he thinks he would have won against me, he should say that, but i say no way, jobs leaving, isis, ocare, i guess obamacare. lee, what do you make of these exit interviews, comments from president obama? can you believe it? throwing caid at the president elect. >> i think president obama would d

tom: brad blakeman and lee carter will be next. i tried hard to quit smoking.ter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. tom: in our online poll we asked you the question, has any other president done more to embolden our enemies than president obama? 94% of you have said no. 6%, who are you talking about? 6% said there was somebody else. joining me now, a former member of president george bush's senior staff brad blakeman. as we roll into the year, there is winners and losers for 2016. lee, who would you put on your winner's list for the year? >> what a year. anything could happen. donald trump proved that. not surprising i would put donald trump on the top of the list. not just because he's the president-elect. but because he inspired the american people in a way he hadn't been inspired in years and years and years. he started a movement. he really created hope again this co

lee carter, former spokesperson for george w. bush republican strategist mercedes. chin republican campaign strategy, fox news contributors. you are everywhere. lee you in los angeles. mercedes in dc, tony, you -- you drew philadelphia. >> i did. lou: i tell you, start with. >> lou dobbs country here. lou: i hope so. i love the whole country. every part. i actually do. tony, the let's start with pennsylvania recount. how is that going? >> not very far and not very fast. most of these states, it should be known have automatic triggers that basically happen with recounts when it is close enough to warrant that, therefore taxpayers have to absorb that. we're learning with this fab -- fabricated forced recount, they are raising money on it but guess what, pennsylvania residents, michigan residents and wisconsin residents, hard working folks, they have to pay for a big part of it, for what? to confirm what we already know, even clinton campaign, attorney said there is no evidence at all that results would be changed or any rigging as a result of something included out fro

lee carter, tony sayegh, great to have you both with us. lee, do you have a dog or should i say a far it in the secretary of state's sweepstakes? >> oh, gosh. i'm excited about all of them. i love that there is -- lou: i'm talk with two republican strategists. are you guys careful. >> a lot of people are against mitt romney. i think it's a fantastic move that he's been talking to someone he has been publicly in disagreement with. i think a lot of people are saying he's more reasonable than you think, that he will talk to people he doesn't necessarily get along with. i think it's interesting petraeus is in the mix. a lot of people are excited about this as well. lou: you are talking about a guy -- are you kidding me? donald trump campaigned against hillary clinton in part on the fact that she was as the f.b.i. director put it so inadequately, she was extremely careless with national security. i don't know how to describe david petraeus. >> you know that initially the idea of romney was compelling. the more time goes on and the more the discon

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lou: joining us now, lee carter and tony sayegh. it's great to have you both here.onald trump is on an absolute thank you tour. but it's a tour deforce. he has everyone eating out of his hand. audiences, the media. and the left-wing media. the crazies must go nuts it's clear because they are in command. seeing republicans and independent off the charts they love it. what's most fascinating is even democrats are coming around and giving him not the most positive marks but they are liking messages about buying american and hiring american. it was off the charts. people are coming around and energized and enthused by this thank you tour. lou: he reintroduced buy america. he reintroduced the american worker to the american elites. they cannot evade any longer. the fact that the middle class has to be the focus of public policy going forward and all of those who aspire to the middle class. >> that's a point that is made clear bialek. what i'm most moved by. what donald trump has always said, it's not about him, it's about a movement it's about a candidate bolstered by a

with me to talk about it dagen mcdowell, chairman and ceo don is with us and pollster lee carter is here. lee: good morning. happy friday. dagen: with craig sagger, he was such a bright light and spirit and presence as he fought leukemia. he lifts all people that are battling the disease and their families. god speed. there's a piece, not to digress, real sports with bryant gumble did interview it's worth watching. you want your spirits watching during the holiday season, that will do it. maria: we want to celebrate his legacy this morning. coming up this morning we are talking to former u.s. embassador to the un and senior fellow for the american enterprise institute, john bolton, daughter of nancy pelosi kristin pelosi will join us. wisconsin congressman sean duffy joins us. big show ahead. stay with us this morning. we kick it off with president-elect trump heading to sunshine state of florida tonight continuing next leg of thank you tour. last night trump stopped in hershey, pennsylvania calling for unity across the country and highlighting his path to the white house. >> i know what

lou: joining us now, lee carter and tony sayegh. it's great to have you both here.trump is on an absolute thank you tour. but it's a tour deforce. he has everyone eating out of his hand. audiences, the media. and the left-wing media. the crazies must go nuts it's clear because they are in command. seeing republicans and independent off the charts they love it. what's most fascinating is even democrats are coming around and giving him not the most positive marks but they are liking messages about buying american and hiring american. it was off the charts. people are coming around and energized and enthused by this thank you tour. lou: he reintroduced buy america. he reintroduced the american worker to the american elites. they cannot evade any longer. the fact that the middle class has to be the focus of public policy going forward and all of those who aspire to the middle class. >> that's a point that is made clear bialek. what i'm most moved by. what donald trump has always said, it's not about him, it's about a movement it's about a candidate bolstered by a popula

we are back with tony sayegh, lee carter and ed rollins. i thought it was a terrific speech. ed, your thoughts. >> it's a campaign speech we have heard over and over again. but today we believe it. we have seen over the last couple weeks he has started to produce those things. you can't sit there and say he can't produce them because he can produce them. lou: he is producing them. >> i think this energy level and enthusiasm. you can tell he loves being there and means what he is saying. he covered all the issues that are so important to folks. jobs, economy, military, national safety and security. he hit on all of those issues that matter most. he's back from the saddle on america first. i love the line about dream big again. i want americans to dream big. that's what this is all about. this is a message of hope. lou: we have in this country always dreamed big it's been and optimism that has been absent in my opinion for about eight years. and that's a shame. tony, there was a wonderful moment where he said we want people to come into our country. we want them to come in by t

we are back with tony sayegh, lee carter and ed rollins. i thought it was a terrific speech. ed, your thoughts. >> it's a campaign speech we have heard over and over again. but today we believe it. we have seen over the last couple weeks he has started to produce those things. you can't sit there and say he can't produce them because he can produce them. lou: he is producing them. >> i think this energy level and enthusiasm. you can tell he loves being there and means what he is saying. he covered all the issues that are so important to folks. jobs, economy, military, national safety and security. he hit on all of those issues that matter most. he's back from the saddle on america first. i love the line about dream big again. i want americans to dream big. that's what this is all about. this is a message of hope. lou: we have in this country always dreamed big it's been and optimism that has been absent in my opinion for about eight years. and that's a shame. tony, there was a wonderful moment where he said we want people to come into our country. we want them to come in by t

all the stories coming up and joining me to talk about it fox dagen mcdowell and pollster lee carter. good to see you, everybody. dagen: good morning. dagen: i wish there were cameras in the meeting with the technology -- maria: me too. lee: i would like to see their faces before they walk in. dagen: trump hand and jeff bezos' hat, so to speak. kevin: also peter teal who they are chastised and -- maria: i love peter teal. coming up this morning former congressman allen west is with us. former massachusetts scott brown is here, former ceo of nbc weighs in. republican of oklahoma marry is here, kentucky senator rand paul and former presidential candidate ron paul. so we will talk with beth rand and ron paul. check out who is going to be there. tesla ceo elon musk, tim cook, amazon ceo jeff bezos among others all heading to trump towers after meetings with bill gates yesterday and rapper kanye west was there yesterday. >> we had a good conversation about innovation, education, impact of foreign aid and energy and wide range of conversation about the power of innovation. >> what did you d

here to break it down is lee carter. hey, lee. >> welcome back. >> he was on the american tour.t what he said on the tour. the first one he said, you have to hire american, buy american. watch this, in particular. >> and we're going to put our people back to work in the process. it's time to help get americans off of welfare and back into the labor market. building this country with american hands and american workers, my administration will follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american, right? we're going to do it. >> so how did he do? >> you can see independents and republicans gave this an a-plus. democrats a "c." independents continue to track with donald trump's message on jobs and the economy. people are so encouraged based on the actions, based on carrier, ibm announcing they will add 25,000 jobs. it is a message that is resonating. and even democrats are coming around. >> he announced that rex tillerson will be secretary of state this week. listen to what he said about rex and then we'll talk about it. >> today i announce my plans to nominate rex tillerson, rig

during the election, president and partner -- i sometimes get that wrong but know who it is, it's lee carter most people can't watch it without breaking out laughing at least once. but the bottom line is people are loving his message on the economy, on jobs, people are -- and i've even seen democrats not saying they love him but coming over. >> one thing he says is buy american, hire american. let's look at how people felt about that. >> and we're going to put our people back to work in the process. it's time to help get americans off of welfare and back into the labor market. [ cheers and applause ] rebuilding this country with american hands and with american workers. my administration will follow two simple rules, buy american and hire american, right? we're going to do it. >> so you can see there republicans and independents absolutely loved it. gave it an a-plus and democrats even gave it a c. this is a really strong message. >> which is like an a. >> that's a high grade, yeah. >> even in polling numbers people are really, really optimistic again. great, great news for the trump adminis

lee carter, a lot of people say 2016 was the worst year in recent memory. why?e lens in which you look at it and a lot of people felt the world is coming to an end because donald trump won and hillary lost and all the celebrity death and people are feeling hopeless on that side. on the other hand that is what a lot of people are talking about what the optimism numbers 55% of americans say i expect 2017 to be better than 2016, 12.increase over last year, even democrats have an increase in optimism about the future. ashley: you can feel it. >> i have been testing donald trump through his thank you tour since the election and seeing independents and democrats coming around even more. the job announcements like he made today about sprint, people are feeling excited, optimistic like things are going to happen that will benefit them right now and i think it is different than a lot of people are talking about about saying this is the worst -- ashley: a lot of people voted for donald trump. there are still quite a few people even more hopeful. >> that is right. one thin

lee carter, that does it for us, "varney and company" is up next, ashley webster is in for him. ashley: good morning, stuart varney is off today but don't forget we have four more trading days left to get to doubt 20 k. we could even hit it today. big, expensive, fancy graphics ready to go. it has been a couple weeks. the politics president obama a very confident man who says he could have won a third term, would have beaten trump. donald trump firing back. is real feeling betrayed by the obama administration saying it has evidence obama is behind a un resolution on israeli settlements. more fights breaking out across the country. what is going on? police in riot gear using pepper spray on groups of thugs. it is a jampacked show. we have a lot to get at. "varney and company" is about to begin. >> if we don't get a strong push into the end of the year and we get 20,000, i am looking for small pool back that will be the best buying opportunity. >> i don't think it will happen. it will be a little before today or tomorrow or next week, i agree with cr, people say selling this marke

stuart: lee carter is back to cheat at that particular group of people watching the soundbites.i picked up from out west democrats were not in use. i was surprised. restoring working family jobs. >> i think they are not enthused spirit democrats are not enthused about anything donald trump says. when you see them flat line in the middle, that's positive compared to where he has been. for all the criticism i've heard about the carrier deal, americans are saying it's a great symbolic gesture. this is a big story. it's already saving jobs and people are excited about it. people are willing to give them the benefit of the doubt about this issue. i see from democrats. that's it? >> that's? >> that day. the president-elect made another i'm going to call inspirational speech. his message was believed in america again. we've got the dial, red republican, yellow independent, blue for democrats. roll it. >> i'm asking you to believe in america once again. we have many challenges. this is truly an exciting time to be alive. there is that no time like it. the script is not yet written. we d

lee carter is the president and partner and has the brand-new dials just in. >> good morning. >> let'susiness keeping jobs in the u.s. here's what he said. >> we're saving the jobs at the carrier plant from going to mexico. 1,100 jobs. and i'm asking all companies to keep their jobs in america and we will work to make america a better environment for workers and businesses and we will crash down on all foreign trade abuses that undermine your ability and your company's ability to compete. those days are over for those companies going to leave. >> you can't even see the gop line through most of it. it is so high off the charts for republicans and democrats even gave this a c. for everyone criticizing this deal, it is a message to americans he's focused on bringing jobs back and he's going to act on it. it's something that's really resonating across the board. >> the crowd was chanting lock her up. play that. >> although we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? right? [ chanting ] >> you always want to be the gracious winner, right? >> you do. >> even republicans that i spok

and lee would get to talking but but president carter him and i got to be very good friends. >> host: did it ever occur to you they were standing there with the president of the united states having a conversation? >> one eyed said good morning mr. president he would say good morning steve , that is what it would hit me you are talking to the top people in the united states and they recognize your name. that really made me feel good and i was sure that i would be there when they came through at that time even president reagan. everybody that would see me me, i was of regular person minding my business with my work to keep me busy. >> use said kind things about hillary rodham clinton and nancy reagan. what was your interaction with the first lady's question. >> the main ones would notice the chandeliers first . the open and pick up on a lot of the stuff that the men don't bother. to me i always said to myself how much smarter the women are they and the men because i have seen that at the white house. mrs. reagan and mrs. clinton were a couple of very smart ladies even barbara bush. the

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carter st. supervisor avalos. >> thank you president lee. these items, yes, the appellants have withdrawn their appeals. the exemption from environmental review as was the conditional use appeals. i didn't want to talk about this project though. it's actually been very interesting. the neighborhood in the mission terrace neighborhood that is experienced flooding that has actually created a lot of frustration and stress in the neighborhood especially on cotter street. we had flooding in 2004 and in 2014 that resulted in the homes, garages, in the rooms, of houses being inundated, lot of damage. and the residence along how you got and cotter are actually involved in a lawsuit with the city. they look at this project at 203 carter st. which the across the street from any rooms assuming that could exacerbate some of the flooding issues. and some of the concerns raised with this hearing were really undressing hydrology. currently, at that site 203 cotter, it's open space it is been open space for a number of years probably forever never really be

carter. >> i want to play the commodity track. i think that's the best way you can do it. visa also. but -- >> put spreads, visa. >> xlv. >> our time has expired. i'm melissa leek you forw. see you back here next friday. meantime, "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. every night i come out here for two big reasons. the first is obviously i like the attention. but the second and more important reason is that i want to help you build and

carter and a history of the atlanta campaign. emulating stonewall jackson. mcdonagh and jones. chancellorsville. castel. it promises to be a great victory. and here's russ bonds again, emulating lee and jackson at chancellorsville. everyone recognizes hood's plan. emulates -- seeks to emulate jackson's great roll-up of the 11th corps. on the afternoon and evening of the 21st, he calls a high-level command meeting at the austin house downtown on peachtree these days. all three infantry corps commanders, plus wheeler and gustavus smith. hood goes through each of their roles. the movement is to begin after sunset to make sure they don't spot the rebels withdrawing from their outer line. cleburne had already been marching and fighting the night of the 20th, 21st, all morning of the 21st and now is going to march again on the night of the 21st, 22nd. that's asking a lot. maney's division is with cleburne as well and he doesn't get through the city until middle of the night, 3:00 a.m. hardee with his late start knowing the debilitated state of his troops stops in at the lleyton house along the way, circa 10 or 11 and asked hood, hey, i can't get into the yankee rear by morning. can we

very same day the defense secretary ash carter is delivering two f-35 jets to the israeli air force. with me now, paul to talk stocks from cnn money and ian lee. ian lee, first, how is this company responding to trump's criticism? >> reporter: well, brooke, this day wasn't going according to schedule before donald trump's tweet. these planes were delayed in italy because of bad weather. and then you had donald trump raining on their parade further by tweeting out that they were, as you said, costing too much. i put that to the head of the f-35 project for lockheed martin. he said he's willing and happy to talk about it with the president-elect. here is more of what he had to say. >> lockheed martin and its industry partners understand the importance of affordability for the f-35 program. and since the beginning, we've invested hundreds of millions of dollars to reduce the price of the airplane. more than 70%. >> reporter: brooke, israel's two f-35s eventually arrived. there was a large ceremony. we heard from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we also heard from u.s. defense secretary ash carter. both reaffirming the close ties betwe

carter st. supervisor avalos. >> thank you president lee. these items, yes, the appellants have withdrawn their appeals. the exemption from environmental review as was the conditional use appeals. i didn't want to talk about this project though. it's actually been very interesting. the neighborhood in the mission terrace neighborhood that is experienced flooding that has actually created a lot of frustration and stress in the neighborhood especially on cotter street. we had flooding in 2004 and in 2014 that resulted in the homes, garages, in the rooms, of houses being inundated, lot of damage. and the residence along how you got and cotter are actually involved in a lawsuit with the city. they look at this project at 203 carter st. which the across the street from any rooms assuming that could exacerbate some of the flooding issues. and some of the concerns raised with this hearing were really undressing hydrology. currently, at that site 203 cotter, it's open space it is been open space for a number of years probably forever never really be

carter st. supervisor avalos. >> thank you president lee. these items, yes, the appellants have withdrawn their appeals. the exemption from environmental review as was the conditional use appeals. i didn't want to talk about this project though. it's actually been very interesting. the neighborhood in the mission terrace neighborhood that is experienced flooding that has actually created a lot of frustration and stress in the neighborhood especially on cotter street. we had flooding in 2004 and in 2014 that resulted in the homes, garages, in the rooms, of houses being inundated, lot of damage. and the residence along how you got and cotter are actually involved in a lawsuit with the city. they look at this project at 203 carter st. which the across the street from any rooms assuming that could exacerbate some of the flooding issues. and some of the concerns raised with this hearing were really undressing hydrology. currently, at that site 203 cotter, it's open space it is been open space for a number of years probably forever never really be

carter st. supervisor avalos. >> thank you president lee. these items, yes, the appellants have withdrawn their appeals. the exemption from environmental review as was the conditional use appeals. i didn't want to talk about this project though. it's actually been very interesting. the neighborhood in the mission terrace neighborhood that is experienced flooding that has actually created a lot of frustration and stress in the neighborhood especially on cotter street. we had flooding in 2004 and in 2014 that resulted in the homes, garages, in the rooms, of houses being inundated, lot of damage. and the residence along how you got and cotter are actually involved in a lawsuit with the city. they look at this project at 203 carter st. which the across the street from any rooms assuming that could exacerbate some of the flooding issues. and some of the concerns raised with this hearing were really undressing hydrology. currently, at that site 203 cotter, it's open space it is been open space for a number of years probably forever never really be

carter. >> i want to play the commodity track. i think that's the best way you can do it. visa also. but -- >> put spreads, visa. >> xlv. >> our time has expired. i'm melissa lee, thank you forw. see you back here next friday. meantime, "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. every night i come out here for two big reasons. the first is obviously i like the attention. but the second and more important reason is that i want to help you build and preserve your wealth. we live in a world where it's increasingly difficult to become rich if you weren't born that way. and love it or hate it, i believe that the stock market is the best ladder we have in this country for social mobility. there are millions upon millions of people