michele reagan posted a blog and this is what she said. arizona has more than 2.3 million voters and over the last few elections people have to election day. she goes on to say the fact is counties had a lot of ballots to process after the election itself. there was 600,000 ballots not counted on election day and most of them were handed in in person on election day causing the big back up. we will stay on top of the count and you can headed to www.abc15.com tuesday posted on everything. >>> jan brewer an anti-trump demonstrators. >> i think that people protest and it is something they are entitled to. but i believe in this case that there has been unwise and unruly protests. >> they picked from earlier in the week when she said many people are it illegal immigrants she is rumored to be out for interior secretary. >>> to the immigration debate, some saying no thanks to the plan of the president-elect to call for joint operations to remove 3 million criminals. we checked with the valley police department and no comment. phoenix police telli

michele reagan and other republicans argue the ballot collecting invites voter fraud. day-to-day arizona attorney general asked the us supreme court to let the law take affect before the election but groups are already celebrating. blocked today as well as a policy has been pushing are clear examples of how arizona's youth has allowed for right- wing tactics. >> and that to the presidential campaign trail. donald trump junior made his second stop in the valley in the last eight days. and an exclusive interview donald trump's son had something to say about 12news checking into that video of him last week pushing the car on mesa street. >> donald trump junior hasn't forgotten his last trip to the valley. >> most people were incapable of it show the republican presidential nominee son pushing a stalled car and hundred degree heat and mesa. >> 12news followed up on viewers suspicion it was a pr stunt. trump told me he hasn't forgotten that either. >> by the time he spoke to several hundred trump supporters at the water tower park. that is where we've come. someone is incap

. >> secretary of state michelle reagan said no data was stolen but a real wake-up call to a new and real threat. in september, they identified 192,000 hacking attempts and >> it's a criminal casing a joint. >> attorney james goodnow handles these and it's a new reality he said. >> up until now it hasn't been one. >> but there's a silver lining for now, when it comes to cyber hacking and tomorrow's election. the system that was hacked was that's hooked up to the internet. our state's voting machines, they're older, and not online. they're unhackable. >> we're talking about machines that aren't hooked to the internet so we feel safe that those are not able to be hacked by outside groups. >> she's trying to make sure voters know that, even a perceived threat could problems. >> what's the real danger? >> the far greater concern is the panic that results when people think that the systems may in fact be hacked. >> once again, polls open ap6:00 a.m. 724 polling locations spread out and poll workers will set up the polling booths and times down especially compared to what we saw in march.

michele reagan filed for the committee just last month. >>> e-mails, f.b.i., and obamacare taking center stage on the campaign trail today. carl cameron reporting from wiscsi policy to his closing pitch, donald trump in pennsylvania renewed his promise to appeal and replace the obamacare act for next year's coverage. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. >> reporter: the obama administration announced that premiums are going up 25% across the country. giving mike pence a chance to cast trump's repeat surge in the >> the latest polls have donald trump leading nationwide. >> reporter: he is being outdone in the ground game and the air war. democrats are accusing f.b.i. for a double standard for discussing the e-mail investigation but not trump's ties to russia. a little bit rat website suggesting one of the trump towers computer servers has communicated with russia's alpha bank. the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation as the russia's interference to the election process, they have yet to find no connection to trump. f.b.i. has opened

we got a statement from the secretary of state michele reagan who says we are disappointed in the decision as it will confuse voters. we believe the three-judge panel correctly voted on this. we heard back from the attorney general's office who let me know the u.s. supreme court responded injunction. we're told the u.s. supreme court has requested a response from the plaintiffs until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning to respond. if they do, the circuit court does decide to serve the injunction. we know this law will be upheld until after the election. >> hillary clinton back on the campaign trail in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. a lot of focus on pennsylvania right now. mrs. cli pittsburgh. mark cuban joining her at the event. she talked about the importance of getting out the vote on tuesday. >> sometimes the fate of the greatest nations comes down to single moments in time. this is one of the make or break moments for united states. >> donald trump spending his day in the northeast up in new hampshire. trump got his first primary win >> to all americans i say, it is time for new lead

michele reagan said they were deeply concerned and troubled. another race that has a lot of people watching is john mccain. he is hoping to keep his senate seat for a sixth term. after voting, he met with sporters after the church. when asked about supporting donald trump, this is what he had to say. donald trump and i will not. >> he wasn't happy for that question. mccain is running against ann kirkpatrick and we'll have those numbers for you as they come in. long time maricopa sheriff joe arpaio is facing a tough challenge against paul penzone. hundreds of high school students walked out of class they were protesting arpaio saying it is time for him to go. andrew hasbun has more now. >> reporter: we're at republican headquarters and we're e arpaio to be here tonight whether he wins or loses this race and the polling on this race has been all over. we can't predict any kind of outcome at this time. sheriff joe arpaio had the money. he had $12 million he raised and spent over this campaign but is it enough to campaign the swell of latinos that

we asked arizona secretary of state michele reagan to clear up some misconceptions a little bit of confusion about the voting polls. a lot of people wondering what can you do? what can't reagan telling us that you do have to vote in your polling location. you are allowed to bring your cell phone into the booth. you are even allowed to pull out your phone to research the candidates at the booth if you want. as for taking a selfie with your ballot, here is what she had to say about that. >> if you are at home and you still have a mail-in ballot and you want to the show world on facebook who you voted for, that's okay to do. and if you are at home. no camera phones. taking pictures inside of a polling place. >> she also want toddies fears of people being able to tamper with the outcome. noting that the polls don't go on-line until election day. she says that would make it very difficult for them to be hacked. >> and that big day is tuesday. you will want to keep it right here on fox 10. our live coverage of the 2016 election begins on-line at 2:00 p.m. on the fox 10 facebook page so make sure t

and arizona secretary of state michelle reagan says we have seen a huge turnout this election cycle. >> people are excited and happy. it is looking like we are going to have amazing turnout then already, the latest numbers, 1.7, early ballots have been mailed in. >> reporter: she referenced when the day is over and the day is over at 7:00. so make sure you are in line by then. if you have your early ballot at home, bring that with you. you can drop that off and skip the line altogether if there is one and where you vote matters. this is precinct based polling so you have to go to a specific location. so, we do have all of that for you right at your fingertips with our cbs5 mobile news app. as you know, that is where you will find the very latest on not only the presidential election, but, the measures and officials here in arizona, back to you. >> thank you lena. the lines are not looking too bad here in town yet. but there are long lines across the town country. craig boswell is at a voting with a look at this long and ugly campaign coming to an end finally. >> reporter: supporters

and here is what else arizona secretary of state michele reagan said about taking photos with that early ballot. >> if you are at home and you still have a mail-in ballot and show the world on facebook who you voted for, that's okay to do. if you are at home. but when you inside the polling place, please, no cameras. no camera phones taking pictures inside of a >> reagan also said that polls will not be rigged. she noted the polls don't go on-line until election day. she says that makes it difficult for these polls to get hacked. >> makes sense and an election day reminder, ymca is making it easier for parents to vote on tuesday by offering child care. all 16 valley ymcas are participating in it and the child care runs from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on election the third annual dia day los muertos festival this afternoon and the festival is to celebrate lives of loved ones who have passed away. the event is free and to the free to the public and included booths with local artists and food truck's people brought their photos of their loved ones to place on altars all around the fountain i

stump -- some people were waiting two hours or more and this morning from michele reagan on why. she posted a blog and it says arizona has 2.3 million voters who receive an early ballot. people have returned them closer and closer to election day. she goes on to say counties have a lot of ballots to process after the election itself. she went on to say of the 600 of the 600,000 ballots counted day of creating a huge backlog. there will be a new county recorder who wants to shake things up. >>> thank you very much. meanwhile president obama is speaking at this moment. this is coming out of greece right now. it is his last trip as the president and he is addressing internationa regarding the transition of power to trump. we are having problems with the sound. he says democracy depends on the peaceful transfer of power. >>> let's talk about your most accurate forecast . changes are heading our way and today we start to see them. cloudy conditions overall. we will also feel warm temperatures today with some breezes. the cool temperatures sucked in by tomorrow. we are waking up to tem

he'll face off against michelle reagan in 2018. >>> she claims to have started the hillary clinton fan club in arizona. jerry em met is 102 years old and cast her early ballot. she's urging others to follow her lead. if you recognize her it's because of this. she helped with the role call at the dnc this summer. >>> enough with the wrong way crashes. what's taking so long to it. we're getting answers tonight. >>> their health depended on a rescue and these pups are safe. but the crook who took them is on the street. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. e. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out

republican secretary of state michelle reagan filed a campaign committee for re- election. >>> a phoenix woman with ties to senator mccain plead guilty to drug charges against her. emily pe if, if a and her boyfriend were arrested in april after mcso served a search warrant at their house and found an actef meth lab and other illegal drugs shortly after her arrest. she was dropped as a political fund raiser from mccain's re- of possession of drug paraphernalia and will be sentenced in november and is expected to get probation. >>> are you ready for game seven? the world series is tonight and what will be an epic finale between the cuns and cleveland indians. this is after they rallied the tribe. the final score of 9-3 and we'll look live new at progressive field in cleveland where game seven is played later today. the first pec is set for 5:08 our time. kory kluber will make the third start in theie on the mound for the cubs. >>> and we want you to get interactive for us each morning and answer the poll question. >> grab your phone or tablet and go to 12news.com/your voice. >> our questi

with me today is the secretary of state michelle reagan. a sense about early voting turnout and what you're seeing in terms of arizonans coming out to vote? >> we have seen a really high number of early votes, already mailed in. and about 1.7 million so far already collected. and the breakdown is roughly about 40% of those have been republican voters, 34% democrat and about 26% other. >> i know you're still waiting for the final numbers because there was early voting. in an emergency in tucson they opened up early voting even yesterday. >> they did open up some select locations down in tucson. on monday. to allow some voters who couldn't get there on friday to complete their early voting, but of course today is the big day. >> big day. are you looking at any challenges in terms of voting on election day? >> well, we're always vigilant for whatever we see that could be, you know, if we hear about equipment not functioning properly, or if there is lines that are backing up, we want to know why. but so far looking really good. >> there were re

unlike other first ladies like michelle obama, nancy reagan, jackie kennedy onassis.ave experience being married to a public official. the author of "first women, the great power of america's first ladies." thank you for being with us. i want to play a clip of melania trump here talking about what her role would be. >> they compare me to jackie kennedy. it's an honor but of course we are 21st century and i will be different and she had great style and she did a lot of good stuff but this is different time now. >> it's a different time now. she does say that she would like to be a traditional first lady. and let's talk about the power that first lady has. even jfk talked about it in a trip to paris in june of 1961 when he said, i'm the man who a kmd jaclyn kennedy to paris. it was a very famous line at the time. so much attention was on her as opposed to on the president. talk to us about the power that is now in melania trump's hands. >> well, melania trump has an incredibly fairy tale life story. we have not seen a story like this in modern history. she grew up in yu

la moda fue jaqueline kennedy que bobldÓ por espacios fÍsicos, mayor mano ci reagan en el consumo de drogas. >>> y michelledo criticar a donald trump Últimamente. >>> la futura primera dama que generalmente deslumbra con vestuario tambiÉn intentarÁ brillar defendiendo una causa. >>> prometiÓ luchar contra el bullying en internet y de las redes sociales. >>> en miami rogelio para las noticias. >>> el presidente electo continuÓ su visita en washington reparando grietas que dejÓ su campaÑa en el capitolio se reuniÓ con el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes el republicano paul ryan que en varias oportunidades hizo pÚblicas sus diferencia con donald trump, hoy ambos se comprometieron a trabajar juntos en el tema migratorio el sistema de salud y en rebajar impuestos. en el encuentro ryan tambiÉn le mostrÓ a donald trump el balcon del capitolio desde donde serÁ la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn. >>> y vamos a la mano de clinton que tras una campaÑa electoral y una amarga derrota parece dedicarse a relajarse. esta foto fue tomada ayer por la tarde poco despuÉs de que clinton aceptara pÚblicamente la derrota. la

every first lady has a cause like for nancy reagan it was drugs. for michelle obama it's healthy eating and exercising. for melania trump, she gave us a look at what she would focus on. she said she would stand up against bullies or bullying, or maybe she said bowling. i don't know with the accent it's hard to tell. it's wildly ironic that a choose bullying as a thing -- maybe it's a cry for help. i don't know. she said the country is too mean and nasty, and believe it or not, she has a plan to stop it. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with each other, to respect each other. we must treat each other with respect and kindness even when we disagree. our culture has gotten too mean thank you. >> that's very blunt. >> jimmy: just when you think you've seen it all. she's an immigrant to stood up to the bullies. he's a bully to stood up to the immigrants. congratulations are in order for stev stev steven siegel is now an official russian signed by vladimir putin who is apparently his friend. i feel like vladimir putin saw the bond be

michelle: the weather is but it's nice. 63 at reagan national. southerly wind. comfortable. more clouds roll in through the nighttime hours. the forecast is a continuation of the clouds increasing. it's slowly falling in the upper 50's. by the time the poll close at 8:00 in maryland, 58 d about the same at 7:00 when they close in virginia. overnight things will change at the cold front we have been tracking moves in. at this hour, raining in cleveland. good portion of ohio. rain stretches through southern illinois and northern section of kentucky. computer modeling will suggest that the front will weaken here across the area in several hours. over the mountains. this is :30 in the morning. cloud -- 4:30 in the morning. this is a front for us. there are a few hours of scattered showerers and rain. we are 4.5 inches. we need the rain but this won't do much to get rid of the rainfall deficit. 11:30 tomorrow morning. one batch of rain headed out. more mountain showers but they will wash out with any shower activity late tomorrow afternoon. gusty winds will bring us ri the skies

nancy reagan was the anti-drug campaign. michelleexpect that and ever since lady byrd johnson, we expect them to adopt an apolitical issue. i don't think there's anything wrong with that. i think the question is whether or not -- the more important question is whether or not they can continue their job. could michelle obama have continued to be a lawyer, for instance, with her husband as president. we ask these women to give up their careers and they are high-powered careers, for their husbands and then to act as though they shouldn't have any role in the white house seems to me to be belittling them. they are very powerful women and intelligent women themselves. i don't agree with the idea or the argument that we should get rid of it. >> well, but i think that when first ladies come up with a cause they try to make it not political, per se, but it kind of becomes that way anyway, doesn't it? >> it does. the let's move campaign michelle obama took on is actually very controversial, taking on the food industry, but it has led to some

. >> at reagan national airport, john gonzalez, abc news. michelle: we want to thank this moment to thank you all. thank all of those who are shared their pictures with us of veterans with us today. you can still upload pictures at burst.com/wjla. lindsey mastis joins us lindsey: we have gotten so many heartwarming photos of the veterans. these are a few. we have christina pearson who took a selfie. wendy jacob is showing photos of her and her father in uniform. she said her father is a world war ii vet. this is a picture of 100-year-old frank a navy vet. rank tarkenton. a navy vet. he witnessed the atomic bomb this is jack. he is a world war ii vet and here he is visiting his parent which are world war i vets. this is a picture of irene england, a world war ii female air force service pilot. i wanted to show this photo. this is me and my pop who is turning 85 left month. he learned carpentry in the air force my entire family, everyone except me, of course, went into construction and real estate. so we want to thank all the veterans today for their c

michelle: doug is back. the temperatures were nice today. doug: 62 at reagan national. this is blocking the fact we have a blue sky showing up. we will be in good shape. you have blue skies. the sun is going down shortly. a clear night and the temperatures will fall. not bitterly cold but the numbers now in the low to the mid-60's will drop in 40's. it's 63 in culpeper. 55 at joint base andrews. 62 in the nation's capital. we have the frontal system is going to lead to up isier days. we picked up a few showers. i don't think it has much impact from jamie's report on traffic but it will be out of here. highs of 64. look at friday. 68 degrees and sunny as well. 5:00, and 2:00 for the free lighting ceremony -- tree lighting ceremony. it's a lot of fun if you are in the area. the temperature is fine in the 50's during the program, in the late afternoon and the everything. we have an outlook of mild weather. look what happens on sunday. it's wintery. the highs of 46. flurries in the forecast. michelle: that broke my heart. wharf at the southwest water front will change the d

it was a frosty ride to capitol hill between nancy reagan and rosalind carter and i can imagine between michelle obama and melania trump. to be a fly on the wall. it's about the peaceful transition of power and melania trump never been married to elected official before so probably michelle obama feels like owes her an explanation about how this works. it was hard for michelle obama when she moved into the white house too. i think there s a sense of camaraderie among the first ladies. they're the only ones who know what it's like to be in the position. differences obviously. >> there's always scrutiny on the people in the oval but so much on michelle obama. she wore sleeveless dresses or shirts and got criticism for it. the things that happen now, it's just really unbelievable. there is so much raw emotion in the country after this really bruising election. do these niceties and formalities really make a difference? >> i think they calm some people but the people who voted for hillary clinton and she won the popular vote so obviously millions of americans, there's nothing you can really say to t

that means .1 or more measured at reagan national airport. 128 of december, 4 of january jonathan: you go first. michelle: january 4. jonathan: i was going to say the same thing. doug: you know what? jonathan: we are both wrong. doug: you are wrong again. michelle: again! doug: january 17 we had a massive .3 of an inch here. the plows were out. it was crazy! jonathan: wrong! doug: steve rudin will have a detailed look at the weekend in 12 minutes. jonathan: thank you, doug. feeling good about myself. michelle: on a roll. lebron james is stepping up wi african-american history an culture. he is contributed $2.5 million to support the muhammad ali exhibit. robert burton takes us inside the exhibit at 5:50. jonathan: a police k9 it in virginia blamed for a vicious attack against a colt. baby horse. upper marlboro county police officer jogging with her four-legged partner when they got to the pasture where the colt was. and lunged at the colt and attacked. they turned turned the shock cor to the highest setting but the dog would not back off. >> the dog attacked the colt. i didn't realize the damage on the p

michelle is along interstate 15. that is going to be very busy. diane is going to report live from reagan national in our >> >> it is dark and early here outside of washington, d.c. if you take a look behind me we are already having travelers trickle in. these are the smart people because it's only going to get busier as the day goes on. >> it's that time again america, traffic, trains, t.s.a. and turkey too. aaa predicts 2016 thereby busiest thanksgiving travel week in nine years with 46.8 million people getting out of town for turkey day. while the road trippers wie than last year gas prices are shaping up to be the second lowest since 2008. flying will not likely be cheap they are time around. aaa projects that fares will be 20% higher than 2015, that history. >> with 3.5 million americans flying the head of the transportation administration says you shouldn't see extra long security lines from last spring. >> we brought on just shy of 1400 new security office they are summer. we converted 2,000 from part time to full time. added another 50 or 60 canine which is allow us to rapidly mov

michelle: twitter suspended the account of a former reality tv star after she posted this photo from a restaurant in friendship heights. she and the others attended a white nationals conference apt the reagan building. the video obtained by the atlantic shows the attendees giving the naz san antonio salute and braising donald rent space to everyone. >> three years ago the national park service granted k.k.k. a permit to rally at gettysburg. constitution profects their right to aessential -- protects their right to assemble. jonathan: wilson is going to lead the public school system. he is currently in charge of the oakland public schools in california. muriel bowser picked him because he is bold, open and transparent. coming up next for us -- >> we will tell you what i it's easier to access the drug used to treat an overdose. plus you will hear from addiction specialist. >> the storm watch 7 chief meteorologist doug hill has when we may see rain. jonathan: now a look at what the "good morning washington" team working on for tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow we zero in on the hot day gifts. >> plus the deep holiday discount coupons. too good to be true? why you should look at the fine printed.

reagan national airport yesterday. he then went straight to the white house, and met with president obama. the meeting was supposed to last 10 to 15 minutes. during that meeting, michelle obama hosted soon-to-be first lady melania trump for tea. the trumps then headed to the u.s. capitol. the president-elect met with congressional leaders, including house speaker paul ryan. they discussed some of trump's top immigration, and jobs. now to a developing story about the president-elect's agenda for his first 100 days. donald trump says a federal hiring freeze is near the top of his priorities. the idea is to reduce the federal work force through attrition -- with exceptions for the military and public health and safety agencies. for local federal workers -- that could mean having to do more with less. federal workers in our area -- and 1-point-9 million nationwide. hillary clinton is going from the campaign trail, to a nature trail.. a woman named margot gerster spotted the former democratic presidential nominee hiking near her new york home thursday. this is the first time clinton has been seen since she conceded the election to donald trump wednesday. gerster post this p

con los prÓximos aÑos como la causa de la moda es jacqueline kennedy, nancy reagan impulsÓ el bajo consumo de drogas y michelllar con una causa. >>> prometiÓ luchar contra el bullying o el a acusaci acososÉs de la ed de miami >>> el presidente electo repara algunas fisuras de la campaÑa en el capitÁn rÍo se reuniÓ con la cÁmara de representantes el republico paul ryan quien hizo pÚblicas sus declaraciones contra trump. y ryan mostrÓ el balcon del capitolio donde serÁ la juramentaciÓn regresamos. >>> gracias vanessa buen dÍa para ti y el fin de semana porque estamos adem portas de e te cÓmo estas janice >>> contenta porque es viernes >>> danny lo mÁs importante que has pescado >>> no todavÍa no sÉ pero quiero pescar algo cuando vaya a nueva york >>> lo mÁs grande que lo he pescado un resfriado, vamos a el tiempo. tenemos un sistema frontal al noreste dejando precipitaciones en nueva inglaterra, sin embargo lo que nos preocupa por el nor estos son estas temperaturas frÍas que tendremos para el sÁbado, para maÑana. tenemos temperaturas frÍas, y advertencia de helada para sectores de kentucky, tennessee tambiÉn

michelle obama. >> oh, yeah. >> who would be president today? and why don't democrats run more beloved americans? like you mentioned reagan. don't we run tom hanks? oprah? tell me oprah would lose? tell me oprah would lose. why don't we do that? >> so funny you say that. so funny you say that, because as this trump thing was happening, i was thinking that barack obama's breakthrough in 2008, few people remember it when oprah showed up in south carolina, and it was the first huge crowd he had. the first time people said, wait a second. that and when david gefr geffen said -- in this campaign, if oprah winfrey won in 2008, she would have been president eight years. we are a celebrity-based culture. you're exactly right. >> can i say i feel really bad for hillary clinton. she won the popular vote. didn't take the white house eastern though voted in by the popular vote. historic moment we should not forget. that day she fainted and ditched the press and ditched -- where did she go? she went to her daughter the apartment. right? she did what moms do. what moms and daughters do. ditched the whole thing. but when she came out and

as just say no, the anti-drug campaign of nancy reagan, roslyn carter's counsel on mental health, the ready to read initiative of laura bush and michelle obama's let's move aimed at raising a generation of healthier kids daily draw great scholarly interest. our conference today is about the relationship between the first ladies and the military and their support of service members, military families and veterans. in the 18th century, martha washington visited the troops at valley forge during the revolutionary war. and today, first lady michelle obama leads joining forces initiative which ensures service members, veterans and their families have the tools to succeed throughout their lives. the first ladies have had to meet personal and public demands. each has brought her own passions and personality to the job. and we're fortunate to have their legacies documented in our presidential libraries. now allow me to introduce my friend anita mcbride. she is the executive in residence at the center for congressional and presidential studies and the school of public affairs at american university. she previously served as assistant to preside

has visited white house during reagan and clinton administrations but this was his wife melania's first time in the the executive mansion. she met with first lady michelle obama. anti trump demonstrators protested outside the white house, and the president-elect has a deep divide in the country. >> he does not represent our values. he does not represent our ideals. he does not represent this country. we won't be silent. we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: trump and vice-president elect mike pence met with leaders on capitol hill, he also got a look at inaugural platform being construct and talk issues with house speaker paul ryan. >> we are now talking about how we will get the ground running to make sure that we can get this country turned around. >> reporter: that includes gutting obama care and lowering taxes. both easily expect to clear the republican majority in congress. vice-president joe biden also met with his successor indiana governor mike pence. new jersey governor chris christie arrived at trump tour who is spearheading president-elect trump's transition team. he has not talk about a role in the administration but speculatedd he coul

michelle obama, who would be president today? and why don't democrats run more beloved americans? like you mentioned reaganhy don't we run oprah? tell me oprah would lose. tell me oprah would lose. why don't we do this? >> so funny you say that because as the trump thing was happening, i was thinking that barack obama's breakthrough in 2008, few people remember it, is when oprah showed up in south carolina. and it was the first huge crowd he had. it was the first time people said, wait a second. that and when david geffen said she was an unusually good liar. i was thinking, if oprah winfrey had won in 2008, she would have been president for the last eight years. we're a celebrity-based culture. and you're exactly right. >> can i say, too, i feel really bad for hillary. she won the popular vote. she will go down in history as the first woman who was elected by the popular vote but didn't take the white house. and this is a historic moment that we should not forget. i wish, you know, they would never have me on as an adviser in a campaign, but that day she fainted and ditched the press and ditched her -- whe

on the tarmac at reagan national airport. 37 from new york city to washington dc and donald trump is on the plane with the rest of his group this morning. melania will meet with michellehouse. this is a moment that leaves a lot of people with butterflies in their stomach as they walk into this room on both sides because the overwhelming responsibility on the part of this president and the first lady and on the part of the president select to realize this is bigger than all of them. the presidency of the united states is something is revered and taken seriously. and put any petty disagreements in the past aside in a moment like that. bill: a lot of what we referred to as the politics of what they do in public versus private. debate number one happens, and inside the hall, this is tense, family members and friends. people say this makes them uncomfortable and i viewed it differently because we are so close to them. this is the battle they were up against in terms of personality. i would argue the same for president obama. how can you give the nuclear code to a guy who is mentally unstable is the argument he was making, that was in north carolina this past weekend. and t

reagan in 1980, profound deep resentment. utter rejection of obamacare. utter personal rejection of barack obama, of michellelso a lesson for democrats. you can't win this with just democratic votes, there has to be some consensus, you can't force it down the threats of the other side because now we are going to cough it up. dagen: overeducated elitist never acknowledged the very problems, they don't acknowledge their own failings and flaws. >> agreed. dagen: problems that they created by their own hand. the fact that -- mark penn when he was here said, white female voters came out for donald trump in greater numbers than people expected. latinos did, asians, did, they're not -- the people who lost aren't going to acknowledge and to this day it's going to be somebody else's fault and not their own. >> let me go back to the fbi because hillary and bill clinton wake up this morning to a nightmare, they wake up to two fbi investigations, one involving him and one involving him and her. maria: where do these investigations go down? >> they are profound and the investigation of the pay for play, mrs. clinton, sec