matalin,bour, mary jennifer granholm, mike feldman. there is a lotr, of talk that the republican party has been torn asunder by donald trump's nomination. it is no more overstated than people who do not think the same problems affect the democratic party. bernie sanders driven the democratic party even further to barack obama and hillary clinton have had to chase them there in order to win the nomination. both parties have big divisions , sanders goties 43% of the democratic primary vote against clinton and got 43 percent or 44%. anchor: bernie sanders is a big supporter of hillary clinton. your friend george bush did not even vote for the republican nominee. it seems like a bigger division on that level. haley: i think that is a fact that is detrimental to the future of the party and also detrimental to some of the people who behaved that way. life is a series of choices. the choices hillary clinton or donald trump, i will vote for donald trump every time. i want to go back to something i will mention earlier that a think is understat

we also have a political strategist and registered libertarian mary matalin.ill start with you and ask you this question. how do you think at this moment the president-elect is doing? mary: i think he is doing great. what do we have to judge him by, 60 minutes? i think he did a good decision with reince, the chief of staff, making the trains run on time. a very successful governor. he gets a whole rust belt and sees prosecution in wisconsin by scott walker. i think he's also a good selection. from what i hear from the rest of the list, let's go make america great again. john: harold, there has been a huge outcry about the notion of steve bannon given his pedigree, breitbart's role in our national discourse. what do you think about that on whether it is provocative? harold: i will agree with mary. as it relates to mr. bannon, he has to prove himself. there is a history with baggage. he is a former employee and deputies of his at breitbart making accusations about the company. i'm disappointed my candidate did not win. i think it behooves president-elect trump t

mary matalin, thank you for being with us.ford, you will stick around because we cannot get enough of you. we will talk about some of those of setting talks -- reports of hate crimes. listen to us on the radio. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ president obama: i did say to him, as i have said publicly, that because of the nature of the campaigns and the bitterness and ferocity of the campaigns, it is really important to try to send some signals of unity and to reach out to minority groups or women or others that were tenor of theut the campaign. that was more from president obama's press conference today. hate crimes and incidents of intimidation have been reported on sidewalks, in schools and in churches across the country. this,ith us to talk about former tennessee congressman and strategist harold ford. we will be joined by spokeswoman from the council on american islamic relations. congressman ford, we talked earlier. we've been saying the donald trump needs to say more. what would you like him to say if he called you up? what w

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republican strategist mary matalin and democratic strategist van jones and katrina vanden heuvel, editor and publisher of "the nation." let me begin with you, mary. what a shock to so many. but should more have seen it comeing? >> yes and for those of us who have been disgruntled conservatives who have watched the last midterms and such, republicans were given majorities in both chambers and did little wit. this was no surprise to us. also, in the sense of media saying this about themselves i drive to my kids' school in youstate new york through rural virginia, maryland, pennsylvania, new york, trump signs everywhere. you can't -- you just have to get out of bubble and have to quit listening to yourself. mrs. clinton listened to her husband instead of her boss she might could have stopped this rust belt redneck revolt which is he himself is calling -- he was -- bill clinton was giving the clinton campaign the best advice and had she taken it i think she could have mitigated her losses but still think trump would have won. >> clinton campaign says all through this week, they tried to do t

look at mary matalin and james carville? reasons, for all kinds of reasons. that one i've never understood. god bless them. if that's not the odd couple. >> the republican political consultant, now a libertarian he'd a democratic political consultants. >> and will die that way. >> 20th anniversary. happy anniversary. >> a woman who loves adele and fast food. alabama lady gardner. big man of adele's, dressed like her for halloween and then decided to sing about the other things she loves. ? hello from the fluffy side i like burgers and chili fries ? and a milkshake with extra caramel and nuts ? ? but don't worry, 'cause i'll tomorrow ?? >> i'll do extra squats. that's funny! oh. >> i like the fries, as the microphone. >> that's what we needed. comfort food today. >> ah -- mashed potatoes. >> just fries would be fine. >> what else will you be eating tonight when watching? >> oh, i don't know. >> i inhale. i do, like, oreos. >> i never go for the sweet stuff. >> what? >> yeah. >> and lots of this -- >> hey, hey. now, "the voice" had to get rid of, went from 20 d

matalin, she has been separated from her husband and two-year-old daughter for eight months now. she has been on hunger strike and is now suicidal. the prime minister needs to reunite this mother and daughter, this wife with her family. mr. speaker, will it take her death for the government to start taking her seriously? >> hear! pm may: obviously, this is a very difficult time for the whole family. i'm sure they're all concerned about the reports of the impact the detention is having on her health as she is in detention in iran. this is an issue that has been repeatedly raised by the government. both the previous foreign secretary and current personally raised it with the president requesting confirmation of the charges. i have also written requesting the sentence in the appeals process that nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe will continue to be in contact with her family. we will continue to do everything we can for the family, including the british government remaining ready to help bring mrs. her daughter back -- ringing her daughter back -- bringing her daughter back. >> do you agree