mr. coleman's. yes, central informs us that that is indeed the real taggart coleman and he has a triple-a credit rating. same class with the ambassador or these u.n.c.l.e. agents. don't play the ltle innocent with me, monica. i know all there is to know about you and mr. coleman. i believe the gossip columnists called it the great romance of the decade. merchant prince falls for poor little scullery maid. barnaby, i swear i didn't tell him anything, i only... but you did try, didn't you, old girl? well, just be thankful i'm a forgiving man. i'll overlook your clumsy attempt to deceive me this time. just make sure that mr. coleman plays in the private casino tonight. hat he leaves the island tonight. do that for me, and i promise you, i'll... no deal, old darling. the game goes on as usual, arrgghh! mr. ambassador, where will the international security conference take place next month? do you want me to start the picture again? no, no, please! hotel de la ville la vie, switzerland. excellent, ieato,

mr. solo, has got to be taggart coleman. bunch of screwballs want to freak out for good, that's their bag. not mine. what if they didn't commit suicide? we think they were murdered. that's the trouble with you do-gooders. tune into yourself, man. find out what's happening in your brain before you start messing around with the other guy's. do you always talk like a protest poster? why do you suppose you got the invitation to the casino, mr. coleman? why? because i'm a very rich man. who owns a lot of aerospace factories, doing top-secret work. the sort of work that thrush might be interested in. let's say you went to the club. sorry, solo, i've been that route. those joints give me a pain. mm-hm. but doesn't it give you a pain that thrush is killing people all over the world? you're a solid-gold humanitarian. last year, i gave a million bucks to charities. everything from drying out winos to diapering orphans. can you match that? what has she got to do with this? have you heard from her? not for two years. i asked you a quest

i yield to representative bonnie coleman. mrs. watson coleman: it's an honor to be standing with you. as you bring forth truth to power here. it is a timely topic to be discussing unfinished business. people need to realize we have 15 legislative days left in this congressional session. and there are so many things that need to be done that haven't been appropriately addressed. i want to associate myself with the comments with those who came before me as it relates to gun safety. back in after newtown, connecticut, someone went in there and killed 20 children and six adults and killed themselves. since that time there have been at least 1,100, close to 1,200 mass shootings, at least 1,300 deaths and at least 4,700 wounded. that's just since november 6. there are so many common sense gun safety bills that are just waiting to be voted on. and i know that if given the opportunity the majority in this house would vote appropriately and properly, taking into consideration the safety and security they represent to our communities. but th

mrs. clinton: i sure hope so. elect you are ready to linda coleman your lieutenant governor. [cheering and applause] mrs.how about the state treasurer? [cheering and applause] i really hope you will send number ross to washington just send deborah ross to -- send deborah ross to washington. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: we are all fired up. when we were with the president and michelle in philadelphia -- [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: the president was talking about how consequential this election is, and of course it is. i really believe it is the most important election of our lifetime, but because -- lifetime, because we have never had a clearer choice. never. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice between division and unity, between strong, steady leadership, or a loose cannon who could risk everything. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice between an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice that goes to the heart of who we are as americans. what i saw before i came in is a sense of pote

mrs. clinton: i sure hope so. i hope you are ready to elect linda coleman your lieutenant governor. [cheering and applause] mrs.how about the state treasurer? [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: i really hope you send deborah ross to washington. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: we are all fired up. when we were with the president and michelle in philadelphia -- [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: the president was talking about how consequential this election is, and of course it is. i really believe it is the most important election of our lifetime, but because -- we have never had a clearer choice. never. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice between division and unity, between strong, steady leadership, or a loose cannon who could risk everything. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice between an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: it is a choice that goes to the heart of who we are as americans. what i saw before i came in is a sense of potential of joy. there is no reason my friends why america's best days a

coleman joins was the details. >> vice president-elect pence is taking over for chris christie. campaign sources say pence and mr. trump bonded over the course of the campaign and supported him throughout the run. campaign sources tell nbc news president-elect trump wasn't happy when governor christie did not vocally stand by him during the rocky times of the campaign christie will still have a role, he's join ben carson, mike flynn, rudy giuliani as vice compares on the transition team. we talk the nbc news political director about this shake-up. >> it's going to put a more trusted washington hand in charge of the process. and i think that that from there, you'll start to see it a little more stream lined. before you tname is cabinet secretaries, you ha. >> governor christie says, i want to thank president-elect trump for the opportunity to continue to help lead in this next phase and thank all of the preelection team for the outstanding work they have done over the next six months leading up to

>> and miss coleman application is for seat number two, with a focus on exiting the system seat number one, that mr. caleron is seeking to be reappointed to is really a san francisco and california and u.s. inner section. and also, self-identifying as a survivor of violence. and i think that as we move forward, mr. kirk wood seeking reappointment to either one or seat number four, which is seat number four, actually was held by kimberli courtny and a former inmate for the u.s. bureau of facility and must also have served multiple terms of incars rage. and so the next speaker? >> my mame is kimberli courtny, and i am reapplying for seat number four, as a formally incarcerated person in both the county and state. i qualify for this seat because i have done reentry myself. and you know, went through and found the resources that are in he is for me to change my life. and during that time, i had the opportunity to start doing the work. and working with clients that were formally incarcerated. i actually started at a resource center in the bay view, where i was able to work with the victims of violent cr

>> and miss coleman application is for seat number two, with a focus on exiting the system seat number one, that mr. caleron is seeking to be reappointed to is really a san francisco and california and u.s. inner section. and also, self-identifying as a survivor of violence. and i think that as we move forward, mr. kirk wood seeking reappointment to either one or seat number four, which is seat number four, actually was held by kimberli courtny and a former inmate for the u.s. bureau of facility and must also have served multiple terms of incars rage. and so the next speaker? >> my mame is kimberli courtny, and i am reapplying for seat number four, as a formally incarcerated person in both the county and state. i qualify for this seat because i have done reentry myself. and you know, went through and found the resources that are in he is for me to change my life. and during that time, i had the opportunity to start doing the work. and working with clients that were formally incarcerated. i actually started at a resource center in the bay view, where i was able to work with the victims of violent cr