mr. netanyahu? >> reporter: trump instance vacation with his family and he is expected to name or cabinet members today. >>> at a california animal sanctuary, otters and children are swimming together, but this the pool. it is actually a form of therapy. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: seven-year-old hannah evans is having a great time with her two new friends.>> we were at the pool having fun and they are so cute. >> reporter: hannah has said life-threatening gastrointestinal disorder. they are there be animals trained to work with children have the make-a-wish foundation arrange the visit to the animal sanctuary, nurtured by nature. kevin yates is one of the founders. >> it is a positive day where they can be free of thinking of the pain or illness or the treatment they are going through. it is important to treat the psyche and have a good outlook especially when you are in pain or scared. >> reporter: he gave hannah a her parents say she will carry close to her heart on days that are harder

mr. netanyahu? i'm all for part of unity, but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat. what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect. governor romney ran for the same office four years ago and lost spectacularly. it's donald trump who won 364 electoral votes. donald trump won wisconsin for the first time since 1984, won pennsylvania, won florida, won iowa. >> both romney and corker will meet with trump tomorrow night. romney, in fact, is having dinner with trump. >>> the vp elect promises some very important announcements tomorrow. steve cortez, republican strategist. steve, let me ask you more on romney. kellyanne conway makes it clear that she is making attacks for those who don't want him. mike huckabee, the former governor of arkansas. what is it that really bugs people about romney? >> chris, i'll tell you, those of us who are in politics, no matter where you fall in partisan terms, we love palace intrigue,

mr. netanyahu? >> the president-elect is florida, and his transition team says he's been contacted by more than 40 world leaders. meg, more cabinet and staff annoucements are expected monday, meg. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> there were mass shootings in a number of cities this weekend including new orleans. one man is dead, and nine others injured after an overnight shooting in the french quarter - o were arrested.t. it's not clear whether the victims were targeted. >>> a civil rights group is protection of mosques after threatening letters were sent to three mosques in california. investigators are trying to track down whoever sent the handwritten, photo-copied letters. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of dylann roof. he's accused of murdering nine african americans at a bible meeting in june of 2015. on friday, a federal judge ruled that roof is mentally competent to stand trial and could face chattanooga, tennessee this weekend for two of the six children killed last week in a

mr. netanyahu? >> reporter: now, the president-elect is wrapping up mar-a-lago resort in florida, and his transition team says he's been contacted by more than 40 world leaders. meg, more cabinet and staff announcements are expected monday. >> all right. errol barnett, thank you. >>> there were mass shootings in a number of cities this weekend including new orleans. one man is dead and nine others injured after an overnight shooting in the french quarter on bourbon street. two were arrested. it's not clear whether the victims were targeted. >>> a civil rights group is calling for more police protection of mosques after threatening letters were sent to three mosques in california. investigators are trying to track down whoever sent the handwritten, photocopied letters. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of dylann roof. he's accused of murdering nine african-americans at a bible meeting in june of 2015. on friday a federal judge ruled that roof is mentally competent will be right back. al

mr. netanyahu. i'm all for party unity but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect, it's just the backlash from the grass roots, i'm hearing from people who say my parents died pennyless but i gave $216 to donald trump's campaign and i would feel betrayed or i thought we got rid of this type. his -- i'm just saying that -- we don't even know if mitt romney voted for donald trump. he put ed mcmullen up in utah. i think there are concerns that those of us that are loyal have. you want a secretary of state whose loyal to the president's vision of the world. >> joining me now to discuss is political comment ator, alice stewart and democratic strategist maria cardona, why is kellyanne conway publicly dismissing mitt romney and saying she does respect trump's position? >> i too believe that mitt romney has a good record in leadership and does have a role in the future of

mr. netanyahu.nity but not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect it's just the back lash from the grass roots. i'm hearing from people who say my parents died penniless but i gave $216 to donald trump's campaign and i would feel betrayed. you have people saying i thought we got rid of this type. we don't even know if mitt romney voted for donald trump. and so i think there are concerns that those of us who are loyal have and you want a secretary of state loyal to the president and the president's vision of the world. >> it is interesting to see the divides within the trump's inner circle. she is just making her opinion heard that many feel betrayed. politico.com says that vice president elect pence is pushing for romney. but others want rudy giuliani. >> we'll be waiting to see the outcome of that. parts of southern europe is struggling to recover from extreme flooding. >>> and meteorologist to ta

mr. netanyahu? i'm all for party unity, i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. i'm just saying there were -- we don't even know if mitt romney voted for donald trump. he put ed macmullan up in utah. i think there are concerns that those of us who are loyal have, and you want somebody -- you want a secretary of state who's loyal to the president and the president's vision of the world. >> there were a lot of people who criticized donald trump and have shown up at trump tower, being considered for roles in the administration. why would she criticize mitt romney so belate an thely? >> i think her boss wanted her too, that's why. i tweeted earlier today, the reason kelly ann did this, she doesn't go rogue, was, donald trump is one of these types of bosses whose content to let it fight out in in front of him, most people aren't like that, keep it in private and i'll make a decision. trump's just the opposite. you make your case publicly, let other people make their cas

mr. netanyahu was clear about that. >> look, the premise of the deal was not only it would solve the nucleargram but it was ground in the notion that by demonstrating to tehran that the united states had no hostile intent, iran's behavior would change for the better. it has done exactly the opposite. iran is more provocative now. more destabilizing. more of a troublemaker in the region. if you don't like iran's behavior today what would it be like when they get deliverable nuclear weapons. we need to stop them not facilitate them. >> they've received00 of billions of dollars. ambassador john fwonl as we wait a potential secretary of state announcement. i know one thing could you be getting a birthday present. it's your birthday today. happy birthday. i'm sure north koreans are happy too. >> the north koreans, that's a reference they call you a very ugly fellow. and some other things i won't say. we'll see what happens. i'm sure potentially be dealing with them again and kim jong-un will be happy to see you. ambassador john boll on the, happy birthday and thank you for your insight. >> happy

mr. netanyahu? in other words, i'm all for party unity but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. again, let me repeat. what donald trump decides kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect. it's just the backlash from the grassroots. i'm hearing from people saying my parents died penniless but i gave $216 to donald trump's campaign and i would feel betrayed. you'll hear people saying i thought we got rid of this type. i'm just saying that we don't even know if mitt romney voted for donald trump. so i think there are concerns that those of us who are loyal have and you want somebody -- you want a secretary of state who is loyal to the president and the president's vision of the world. >> pretty clear how you feel. i want to move on to cuba given the fact that fidel castro died this weekend. president-elect trump said in september that he will reverse president obama's concessions to the cuban regime but in march he told wolf blitzer that he would consider bui

mr. netanyahu?r words, i'm all for party unity but not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat what donald trump decides kellyanne conway and everyone else rewill respect. >> i want to bring back night panel. ron, you first, she said she believes in trump's brilliance in his decision-making but she also as you heard it right there, rattled off many reasons why mitt romney is not the right choice, beginning with his lack of support of trump early on. what's the motivation behind saying this? even tweeting it earlier before she went on "state of the union". >> can we start with the obvious? we've never seen anything like this before. maybe we'll say that an awful lot. someone who is still titled as senior adviser, former campaign manager, publicly campaigning against a potential candidate, being considered by the president-elect, nothing like this has really ever happened. she didn't want mitt romney to be secretary of state and reflects the views of

mr. netanyahu. they gotten along famously in the days before mr. netanyahu was israeli prime minister and was a new york city friendship. they struck up a tight friendship. that could say a lot how the relationship would go with israel. occurring at same time you get strange bedfellows including evangelicals voting for donald trump with all the warts and stuff in his past. tony perkins was one first to say that to me. family research council president with me, right now, when he raised eyebrows. he said he looked beyond just some of the personal quality of mr. trump, but just the message that he was sending. tony, when i looked at those evangelical numbers, two to one, three to one in favor of mr. trump over hillary clinton, what did you make of that? >> well, neil, you're right, he actually sent records, getting 81% of the evangelical vote yesterday. what it boils down same process i went through. look at choice before us, look what he did. first he chose a pro-life conservative running mate. he did not try to weaken the party's platform. he also l

mr. netanyahu?ty but i'm not sure that we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. again, let me repeat. what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect. >> that just stands out. >> that donald trump betrayed his supporters. >> forceful position on this. it doesn't feel like that's anyone's job except for the president-elect himself. here's the new information we have this morning. interested for your take on this. two source at the top of the trump transition people confirm they spoke with the president-elect and that donald trump was "furious" at kellyanne conway's on sunday. kellyanne went rogue. trump's top aides said they were baffled by conway's comments and suggested that it feeds into a growing concern inside the campaign that "instead of driving donald trump's message, she's pushing her own agenda." one top transition aide said "it's dangerous." steve bannon and reince priebus have reportedly been growing frustrated by conway's failure to become

mr. trump on top a headline reading wtf. we all know what that means so i'm not going to spell it out here. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called him a true friend of the state of israel. the two leaders spoke by phone and mr. trump invited mr. netanyahu to an early visit here in the u.s. bret. >> james, thank you. there may be some significant an accept accepts fm hollywood soon. some swore they would leave the country if trump were to win. barbra streisand told interview interviewer she would either go to australia or that country. we are cleaning it up a bit, that physical that unpleasant person wins, jackson would take his posteriorier to south africa. and cher said she would not just leave the country, she said she would leave the planet. jupiter she said is looking good. let's talk about how the mainstream media failed to see the trump upset coming at all. fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz is here tonight. joe political columnist for the hill is in new york. okay, guys, just a flavor here. politico, we were all wrong. that seems obvious, right? but we were more than wrong. we were

mr. netanya netanyahu?unity, but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. let me repeat, what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect. >> mitt romney tweeted this photo yesterday evening, no greater joy than making discoveries together with grandchildren. alex? >>> some critics asking if the united states reaction to events worldwide could potentially be shaded by the trump organization's global business ties. according to new york times analysis of trump campaign financial disclosures, potential conflicts loom for trump's companies in at least 20 different countries. the times notes the true extent of the president-elect's global reach remains unclear since he's refused to release his tax returns, nor has he made a public list of his lenders. and several state department officials say even if trump seeks no special advantages from foreign governments, they feel compelled to help the family of the president-elect. a trump spokeswoman said trum

mr. netanyahu to donald trump, congratulating his win in the election. who's with us now?ns us this morning. there is a divide, isn't there, between jewish people in america and israelis. why this intense divide? >> well, there's always been that problem, stuart. it has to do with the fact that israelis are concerned about israel. they're specifically concerned about israel whereas -- and it's a life and death matter, you know? we're confronted with islam aric terrorism all the time -- islamic terrorism all the time. stuart: were israelis all in favor of donald trump? he was the candidate they wanted to win. >> a very clear majority. stuart: so why did 68% of jewish people in america vote for hillary clinton? is it just because israel is not a priority? >> that's right. the purity of a -- priority of a majority of american jews, putting aside the orthodox jews to tend to vote republican, their priority is mostly liberal social issues. stuart: why? >> because that is, that is the way they are. the american jewish community is disconnected from its biblical heritage, whereas

mr. putin, as well as bibi, prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel say they look forward to working with him. >> great job, you deserve a rest. thank you, talk to you again. >>> well for more, let's bring in chris plant, a syndicated radio talk show host of the chris plant show. and leslie marshall, a fox news contributor. good afternoon both of you. leslie, let's start with you. hillary clinton, boy, she was gracious, she was sincere, she was friendly, seemingly today. had she been more like that throughout the campaign, do you think the result would have been different today? >> i'm not really sure. although it's funny, somebody said that to me before i came on in a with where is that hillary and you have heard me say on this show even that if you met her, she's very different. there's a warmth about her and that i think we saw that warmth today. what we also saw is somebody who is classy. i am glad that she did what she did and said what she said regarding the concession, a transfer of power, i'm not sure if it had gone the other way it would have been that way. with regard to so

president-elect go to mexico on that trip and to meet with prime minister netanyahu, steve is someone who is -- >> but, but, but, didn't mr. trump go to mexico to talk about the wall which he didn't really talk about? isn't that why he -- >> it's also to show that he's going to have strong relations and work with other foreign leaders and to show that he is able to reach out and step outside of the political norms to do different things. and steve bannon's been a big proponent of that. ultimately, steve bannon is going to implement the plans and the agenda of the president-elect. and he did a fantastic job of doing it during the campaign. i think that's why the president-elect is -- >> but, but, but just one more thing about steve bannon, because, it it's not just glenn beck and harry reid concerned about steve bannon. these protests are going on all across the country, 34 universities today are going to protest at their universities become sanctuary universities so that undocumented immigrants will have a safe place to go. this is becoming a bigger and bigger movement, whether president-elect trump likes it or not. so sh

mr. langevin. while there we were able to meet with israel's top national security figures, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, to discuss homeland security and cybersecurity threats to the united states and israel and to develop strategies for our better cooperation in defending against these threats. mr. langevin and i also met with israel's cybersecurity firms to learn about their efforts and to discuss the potential application of these innovative technologies to u.s. homeland security. in recent years, israel's tech sector has been bombing, and cybersecurity and technology -- booming and cybersecurity and technology startups and for that reason many u.s. tech companies has a present in israel. much of israel's success in the tech sectors is from the development of a very robust cyberwork force and we discussed ways to apply those lessons here in the united states. the united states and israel share a joint recognition that cybersecurity is national security and that our two nations must closely partner to combat these growing threats. this is exactly why i was so pleased to be able to introduce h.r. 5877

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