mr. hawks nice man. yeah. you know, mr. ito, i've been thinking a little bit about something you said to me the other night. huh? you told me that when you go backck to japan that they're gonna force you to kill yourself because that prince died in this country. is that right? oh, no, mr. adams. ito is a samurai. when prince dies, ito must die willingly. u really intend to kill yoyoself? this is nippon custom. well, it's a mighty strange custom. you do not understand? you can bet your boots i don't understand. oh, custom different, but man no different. american, nippon. ito ninion samurai. mr. adams american samurai. have honesty. have courage to die in battle. to die for the country. isn't that the truth? well, i suppose so, in a way, yes. so customs different, but men no different. well, you'd better get your things loaded, mr. ito. we're gonna get moving. oh, uh, mrmradams, mr. blane asked me to go with him to california. it much quicker, he said. he what?! yes. he said indian no trouble. he can shoot. but this train go

shouldn't you look inside, mr. hawk before making such an expensive decision? as you know, real estate is down these days. it's a buyer's market. much more than this to show you. let me ask your opinion. i want to turn this wholelelock into winston skyhawk's rock 'n' roll bar-- an amusement center for adults. what do you think? or maybe i should keep it a little simpler like a hideout for kidnapers. i'll keep it a rock 'n' roll bar. yeah. go! come on, come on! come on, let's go! turn away. come on. ( yells ) ( gunfire ) halt! let her go. it's me you want. i knew you would come, takata-san. and you? vince black, ma'am and it's good to see you again. it's funny something so american excuse the expression, mr. otot mr. sixkiller. thank you. miss phillips. the moneneis very generous, mr. ota but my brother and i are happier with the fact that this case turned out so well. for everyone concerned. isn't that right, bobby? what? right? uh... hai. ( speaking japanese ) let's try some one-step techniques. bow to takata-san. to me. hai. hai. ( kiais ) very good. let's tr

mr. hawkings: you think the obama white house feels like it has understood the american electorate until the end? what would be the president's message to mr. trump today? it is today, right? >> yes, today, at 11:00. >> i believe the obama white house thought they understood the electorate at least to the point of helping hillary clinton get to 270 electoral votes. until about a week and a half ago, and well you may have heard on cable news that president obama is having so much fun on the trail and let us play this clip and years good at this, and he is the happy warrior, he is like to push her over the finish line, i saw some thing else. mr. bennett: i believe i saw the president for what he was, the leader of the democratic party for what he was, i believe he realized a week and a have to may be a beacon ago that she was in serious trouble in pennsylvania, in michigan, in north carolina, in florida. i think, what may be woke up the president or really got him out of there like we saw him last week, was michigan, and i think the numbers scared him to death, and you saw the president tal

mr. hawkings: let us move on and discuss what did, in the aggregate, what do all of the polls, should they tell us about where this country wants to be taken next? mr. weaver: the most important poll is the one we had on tuesday, the polling of the american people. i think that is the one we should look at in terms of where the country should go next. forhawkings: 47% voted hillary clinton and 46% voted trump?nie -- donald mr. weaver: yes. we can talk about this more in depth but clearly the democratic party has lost touch with rural voters. this was exposed with bernie sanders. working-class voters, young voters, and those problems persisted throughout the general election. add oneings: let me thing to that. i think there is a real failure in washington. i do not mean this as an washington, a mean this as one who lives here and it's from here. we talk about people coming together and everybody wants that. >> there is only one issue over the last 25 years that have had consistent bipartisan support and that is trade. there is only one issue, bipartisan support in washington. mr. usher: the

oh, mr. hawks, they'll come back and kill him! you've got to let him loose. you've got to let him get away. nk the rest of us would have if i turned you loose? clyde, don't you realize if you hadn't been in chains just now, we all would have been massacred? you know, we haven't played two-handed in a long time. yeah, long time. flint, i'd like to bet you $5. on what? if you'll give the major half a chance, you'll be back scouting for him before he leaves his. that's a bet i'll take. good. he's beginning to soften up already, and i ain't half through working on him. cheaters! that's what you are, cheaters! one bet! that's the way gambling is. sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. man: your table's crooked! that's why i haven't won anything! you're gonna pay back that 200 bucks if i have to beat it out of you! calm down, joe. the table's straight. you keep out of this, mccullough! mccullough! stay out of this, adams. this is not your wagon train. you are not the boss here. whatever else i might think of you, mccullough, i never thought you'd tie yourself up

mr. neocon hawk as his secretary of state. how does that fit with you? sit with you? donald trump was that i liked the fact that he saw the iraq war as a mistake. he thought regime change was a mistake and the unintended consequences of regime change were basically that the world was less safe and that our national security was more endangered by regime change, so i like that about donald trump's campaign. him. that actually understands and has learned from the lessons of the middle east and i guess i worry that people like john bolton and, frankly, mayor giuliani, they have -- i would call them unrepenitent advocates for the iraq war. they don't seem to have learned anything the iraq war, they still defend it and both have advocated a bomb first ask questions later for iran and i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for war. they might be good for that position but i want someone realist, that sees the world as it is. that person may not agree with me but i want someone who is an even keel who thinks about things like that and i think bob corker

mr. neo con hawk, as his secretary of state. how does that sit with you? >> well, one of the reasons i endorsed donald trump was that i liked the fact that he saw the iraq war as a mistake. he thought that regime change was a mistake and the unintended consequences of regime change is that the world was less safe. that our national security was more endangered by regime change. so i like that about donald trump's campaign. one of the reasons i endorsed him. so i want a secretary of state that understands and has learned from the lessons of the middle east. and i worry that people like john bolton and mayor rudolph giuliani, i would call them unrepentant advocatesor the iraq war. they don't seem to have learned anything from the iraq war. they still defend it. and both have advocated a bomb first ask questions later for iran. and i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for war. that would be better for a secretary of war, they might be good for that position. i want someone who is reasonable. not a realist. that sees the world as it is.

mr. trump offered the post to he has a reputation as a budget hawk with a tough illegal immigration stance. sessions was also the alabama attorney general for part of the '90s. now, in 1985, he was nominated to the u.s. district court in alabama, but he wasn't confirmed after former colleagues accused him of making racist comments. a black assistant u.s. attorney even accused sessions of having addressed him as boy, and that he had condemned the ncaap's un- amer inspired. when asked for comments by cbs news and on this and other accusations, sessions' spokesperson said the senator was unavailable. other selections. president-elect trump tapped congressman mike pompeo from to be the next sky 10 director. the tea party republican a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal. mr. trump offered the job of national security advisor to retired three star general transition is going smoothly. >> a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve this new administration. >> both attorney general and cia director positions need senate confirmation tomorrow. mr. trump is expec

for the 82nd time in her career adding ten -- the hawks top umass 72 to 30 -- that 30 points ties a carver hawkeye best all-time defensive record >>> mr. trump? [ cheers and applause ] mr. trump, are you ready for your first meeting? >> kelly ann, what are people saying about my cabinet appointments? do they love them?

mr. trump's choice for secretary of state. he has experience. former u.n. ambassador john bolton and republican for several add indications is another option for secretary of state. he's a hawk on defense strategy. >> democrats and activists are speaking out against steven bannon, mr. trump's recently appointed chief strategist. bannon led the conservative website breitbart for almost five years before joining the it has helped to rally the right movement, a alt-right who believed right identity is under attack by multicultural forces. chip reid is here with how bannon rose to a top position. good morning. >> good morning, behind the scenes, he's one of the most powerful people in president-elect donald t most controversial. >> his appointment as steven bannon of chief white house strategist is proof of the other direction will trump plans to take this country. >> reporter: appointment of steven bannon reverberated monday. >> reporter: a navy veteran bannon earned his wealth as a goldman sachs banker later as a hollywood investor reportedly gains rights to the seinfeld conservative website breitbart. bann bann bannon boasted about turning into at alt-right. joshua green prof

hawkes leave? yeah, he's up ahead scouting, like you told him. lerners fixing to pull out? yep. sure hate to see 'em go. that mrs. lerner's a fine woman, bringing them kids all the way out here by herself. you know, a woman can do that can face up to almost anything. i'm not so sure of that. why not? coffee. ( concertina playing ) what the devil's that? whoa. howdy, mister. you play that thing pretty good. heh heh. yeah. a purty tune like that. my name's charvanaugh. folks call me old man charvanaugh. i'm seth adams. well, how do? are you the man that charge all these wagons? that's right. anything we can do for you? oh, i reckon not. listen, maybe some of your people here can find use for a might fine buffalo hide. sure'd like to sell 'em. and i'd make a good price. pretty near have to give 'em away. they're not even cured. you can smell 'em a mile. that's what they've been telling me all along. you kill all them animals yourself? who, me? heh heh heh. shucks, no. i was just a skinner. buffalo outfit back on that staked plain. yeah, they fired me, kicked me out. said i was too old, and this is what they give me

mr. logan, there's $1,500 in the emergency fund. well, i don't rightly know. i don't know where the devil mccullough is, i can't send hawks, and i can't go myself. i've sure got to have somebobo who knows about horseflesh. i was raised buying and selling horses. i've done it all my life. let me go. what about your wife? you've got a baby due, you know. major, women have been having babies for a long time. i guarantee you, i could swing a better deal than anybody on this train. it's important to me. i'd consider it a personal favor. s any reason for you not to go. the main thing is to get those horses here as quick as possible. $1,500 is a lot of money, major. the way things shape up now, it's a matter of life and death. if richardson's going for r ose horses, you'd better send me along to see that he comes back. you're just spoiling for it, milford. now, get this straight. i ain't askin' for any trouble, but when you got a dog that bites, you muzzle him. when you give money to a thief, you protect yourself. break it up! break it up, you two! you know, sending you two off together wowod be just fine! might not be a bad ide

mr. johnson to choose sides has been growing. clinging to a middle line, he tried to give one ear to the war of hawks in america, one ear to the doveeither. >> we halted bombing in the north in hope that the government in hanoi would signal its willingness to talk instead of fight. but i regret to tell you that no signal came during those 37 days. >> johnson feels alternately outraged that he's being attacked in this way when he is doing the best he can. >> until the day they decide to end this aggression and to make an honorable peace, i can assure you that we speaking for the united states of america intend to carry on. >> a large committee of responsible lawyers has examined the united states' legal position in vietnam. its conclusions, briefly and bluntly are, that the united states is violating the united nations charter, the geneva agreements and finally, violating the united states constitution which says only congress can declare war. >> when the congress tried to ask questions about the vietnam war, they found it very difficult to get answers and sometimes they were lied to. >> we're engaged in a historic debate in this co

hawks are out. and visiting the tampa catholic crusaders. this is the evidence, cutter extending the play, and what a circus catch. moments later, enter mr. stetson. fast they still can't stop stetson, who's tougher to bring down than my cable bill. the drive finishes with the second td run and the bucs just getting started. intercepted there by mccray and cutter makes them pay, just berkeley prep demolishes tampa catholic 42-6 to secure a spot in the state tv finals. >> the dish people are laughing at you. >> cable is expensive. clearwater central catholic, 69- 62 with nine overtimes. >> that is the ultimate heartbreak. >> awful way to see the season go. >> congratulations to all the teams. 10 teams for a title. >> smu and florida state. >> gay his or hers at lsu, that's a huge one. we'll have highlights later in the day. stay with us. >>> coming up, today's top stories, plus a possible missing body at green key park in pasco county. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more ro

hawk himself. he's not bolton. i wonder if he isn't the sweet spot. that's just me looking from the outside in, steve. what do you think? >> chris, i could not agree more. if mr to ask me to be the president-elect, which he has not, but if he did, i would say, general petraeus. i think he has full y rehabilitated himself. i don't think we have to worry about the scandals that beset him unfortunately recently. we look at his totality of the record. his service to the country. i think he the combines the toughness of a soldier with the intellectual rigor of a princeton ph.d, which he happens to hold. i think he's a patriot. he would be a wonderfuler is va vant, and you're correct. he's just hawkish enough. because i think mr. trump does want to restrain foreign policy, but at times, a muscular one. my hope is it will end up being general petraeus. but i believe in him, first and foremost. >> what do you think? >> i think he's an american patriot. i think he's someone who's distinguished himself, made a very bad decision, bad -- >> well, a reporter -- get the facts, a reporter was covering him, he became romantically involved with him. >> and he ended up paying

hawk on defense policy. bolton wrote last year that the only way to stop iran's nuclear program is to bomb the country. >>> democrats and activists are speaking out against stephen bannon, mr. trump's recently appointed chief strategist. he led the conservative website breitbart for almost five years before joining the trump campaign as ceo. critics claim bannon helped to rally fringe conservatives in the alt-right movement, the rights defines alt-right as people who believe white identity is under attack by multicultural forces. chip reed is in washington now. >> steve bannon generally avoids the cameras, but behind the scenes he's one of the most powerful people in president elect trump's inner circle. he's also one of the most controversial. >> his appointment of stephen bannon as chief white house strategist is proof of the direction mr. trump intends to take this country. >> the appointment of stephen bannon reverberated monday. >> i'm personally offended you think i would manage a campaign where that would be one of the going philosophies. it was not. >> a navy veteran, he earned his wealth as a goldman sarchs banker. in 2012, bannon took over conservative website br

mr. black friday after he became an internet sensation in 2015. so, why does he do it, you ask? turns out he's sponsored and paid by best buy. >>> and science celebrity stephen hawkingsly way humankind can escape mass extinction is to find another planet and the clock apparently is ticking. during a speech at oxford's university, he says, we might only have another thousand years left on earth. on that uplifting note -- >> i'm thinking about mr. black friday. that's hilarious, best buy pays him. >> he's sponsored by best buy. >> how much? >> that i couldn't find out. i should have ended on that instead of mass destruction. >> that's okay. if we only have a thousand years to go -- >> you have to make the most of it. >> get that flat screen tv and watch some football. sue, thank you. >> sure. >>> tesla and solarcity shareholders -- i'll never get that -- approving their memorier a few minutes ago. is this deal really in the best interest of shareholders or just the best interest of elon musk? we'll hear from a top analyst, next. and buy stocks, pay off credit cards, or take a nice vacation. those are some choices you'll have to face if president-elect trump fulfills hi

hawks. we have the ability to do that. >> what lessons do you take being a naval seal and now being a member of congress? mr. taylor: sure. i had the pleasure of serving with some of the greatest people i ever know that taught me loyalty, working within an elite team and also having the ability to navigate through chaos with clarity. so i don't get overwhelmed when things are highly stressful. i remain calm and make decisions and that's a direct reflection of my training. >> what are your thoughts of president-elect trump and his role he will be taking on as commander in chief? mr. taylor: he's a practical guy. he you will see change here. he articulated what people were feeling. i'm confident that he will get people together and get things done. >> you defeated seven-term congressman randy forbes in the primary. how do you defeat -- for those who didn't follow that race, how did you feet a seven-term congressman who's been up here and has so many connections here in d.c.? mr. taylor: sure. hats off to him with his service, wish him nothing but the best for him and his family. we took our message to the peop