mr. pompeo: did we get that? >> director clapper spoke to the overall assessment and we are improving. >> congressman, i will add that we are not able to take authoritative personnel related actions on these instances and allegations until the ig investigation is completed. it has taken quite a while. we are as eager as this committee is to get the result of that id investigation and be -- ig investigation and be able to take action on those. in the interim, there are some systemic and management actions we have taken on the dod side working closely with director clapper and his team. as director clapper mentioned, in the natural changeover of duties at central command with the commander and the j-2, we both have along with the director of dia strongly emphasized the need for the j-2 to look at the situation. we have also taken a number of initiatives. we are in the process of ensuring that there is an ombudsman in place. someone analysts can come to anonymously. and report concerns they may have and have an advo

mr. pompeo on the house floor. he will have to have senate confirmation next year, so i imagine he will be with the committee for a few months. but if we don't come down to the house floor, i want to congratulate him. we are excited to have someone from our committee to be chosen in the next administration to run the c.i.a. with that, i would urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan, bicameral bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6393. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- mr. nunes: i ask the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for wha

mr. pompeo: did we get that? >> director clapper spoke to the overall assessment is we are improving. >> congressman, i will add that we are not able to take authoritative personnel related actions on these instances and allegations until the ig investigation is completed. it has taken quite a while. we are as eager as this committee is to get the result of that ig investigation and be able to take action on those. in the interim, there are some systemic and management actions we have taken on the dod side working closely with director clapper and his team. first and foremost, as director clapper mentioned, in the natural changeover of duties at central command with the commander and the j-2, we both have along with the director of dia strongly emphasized the need for the j-2 to look at the situation. we have also taken a number of initiatives. we are in the process of ensuring that there is an ombudsman in place. someone analysts can come to anonymously. report concerns that they may have and have an advocate. >

mr. pompeo: did we get that? >> director clapper spoke to the overall assessment is we are improving. >> congressman, i will add that we are not able to take authoritative personnel related actions on these instances and allegations until the ig investigation is completed. it has taken quite a while. we are as eager as this committee is to get the result of that ig investigation and be able to take action on those. in the interim, there are some systemic and management actions we have taken on the dod side working closely with director clapper and his team. first and foremost, as director clapper mentioned, in the natural changeover of duties at central command with the commander and the j-2, we both have along with the director of dia strongly emphasized the need for the j-2 to look at the situation. we have also taken a number of initiatives. we are in the process of ensuring that there is an ombudsman in place. someone analysts can come to anonymously. report concerns that they may have and have an advocate. >

mr. pompeo but i'm told mike hayden, former cia director, nsa director and general thinks very highly oft's good enough for me. general hayden says this is a man of substance and someone that can build a support within the cia. >> general flynn, he was that of the defense intelligence agency for two years. he was forced out or fired, whatever happened. he had a distinguished career in the u.s. military, served under general mcchrystal in afghanistan, served in iraq. he wrorose the ranks to become three-star general and leader, director of the defense intelligence agency so yearly there's a history there. >> there is and you don't get to be a three-star without having some real capability. i think the issue for him is going to be the national security advisor and the role. it's much more bureaucratic. it's really designed to help smooth all of the different departments that have an interest in national security and it's not just the military. you also have the state department. you also have the cia. so you have -- treasury department and others as well as the attorney general. so you hav

mr. pompeo? >> i don't know him. i think he has an impressive resume. reputation, from what i've heard. looks like a good choice. >> mr. woolsey, how do you see the relationship working out between general flynn and the president-elect? i mean, clearly general flynn a strong character, a military man, might there be a bit of clash of characters between the two there? >> oh, i don't know. in any american government there are clashes from time to time. i certainly had my share. but i think they're both very abled and accomplished people. and it looks like the president-elect is relied on general flynn substantially in the lead-up to now. and i think that's going to prove to work out, at least i certainly hope so. >> as we've been speaking, the appointments previously reported by sources have now become official. senator jeff sessions for attorney general, former general flynn for the national security advisor and congressman pompeo for cia director. mr. woolsey, when you think about the hot water that some of these people have been in, i'm thinking specif

mr. trump selecting mike pompeo to lead the cia. he came to congress in 2010. graduating first in his class at west point before going on to harvard law school. just moments before pick, jeff sessions became the choice for attorney general. sessions, the first to senator to back mr. trump's white house bid could face a rocky path to confirmation. 30 years ago, he was denied a federal judge position over allegations he made racially incentive including saying the k smoked marijuana >> one of president-elect trump's closest confident michael flynn is being rewarded for his loyalty. tapped to be mr. trump's national security advisor. he's held a number of important military roles, including director of defense intelligence agency and chair of the military intelligence board. president-elect trump has plans to head to new jersey this weekend where he'll meet with one of his mitt romney. >>> why the election got kenye west booed at a concert. tweet us and tell us what you think and use the #5at630. >>> president-elect trump is suing the district. reinvolves around t

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mr. pompeo was one of the most respected members in congress on national security issues and will be a popularhoice at the agency. "i'm confident he will be widely supported in the cia, and i look forward to his fast approval in the senate." of california said that his republican colleagues was very bright and hard-working. "he will devote himself to developing the best possible intelligence for policymakers. strong had our share of differences, particularly on the politicization of benghazi, and i know he is willing to listen and engage." jim from florida, republican line. caller: good morning. donald trump has a mandate for a couple of reasons. number one, he clearly stated what he was going to do in his first 100 days. everybody knows what he was going to do, and he got elected. the other reason is if you take out an electoral map that shows the counties that voted for donald trump. it looks like a redneck with a few loose blotches on it. the vast majority of the country voted for donald trump. the voters who voted for donald trump had to fight through a biased press. that tells me that the

mr. trump selecting kansas congressman, mike pompeo, to lead the c-i-a ...pompeo, considered a hawkish member of the republican national security establishment came to congress in 20-10 ...graduating first in his class at west point ...then going on to harvard law school.... just moments before the pompeo pick, choice for attorney general. but, sessions, the first senator to back mr. trump's white house bid, could face a rocky path to confirmation. 30-years ago, he was denied a federal judge position, over allegations he made racially insensitive comments, including saying the ku klux klan was "ok ...until he learned they smoked marijuana." benson says: "he will be asked about that and he will have to answer for that and explain and apologize." and one of president-elec during his primary run, retired lieutenant general michael flynn, is being rewarded for his loyalty ... tapped to be his national security adviser. the lieutenant general has held a number of important military roles, including director of the defense intelligence agency and chair of the military intelligence board. waldman on

course, now, the moves come as the president elect appoints hard-liners on iran including mike pompeo, last week mr. trump named him pick for cia director, that day pompeo tweeted, i look forward rolling back disaster deal with the world's sponsor of terrorism. president obama defended the deal once again. >> to unravel a deal that's working and preventing iran from pursuing a nuclear weapon would be hard to explain particularly if the alternative were to have them freed from any obligations and go ahead and pursue a weapon. >> just for the record, to remind everybody what mr. trump said about the iran deal, he did not say he we wanted to walk away from it, he wants to renegotiate it and police it harder and better. iran says the deal is the deal and the renegotiating is a nonstarter. liz: listen, i will tell you something, there are a lot of companies nonu.s. that the u.s. in the past has pressured -- i mean, i remember mazarati who has an office and show room here to the west side highway and it was back when bill de blasio was public advocate here in new york and protested outside of the mazarat

. >> and real quick, congressman mike pompeo, mr. trump's pick to lead the cia.e's humbled and honored. in the past he's defended tactics that the cia used after nevin saying these men and women -- after 9/11 saying these men and women are not torturers, they're patriots. will this affect his leadership? >> only in ways that the people in the administration and congress permits in the day. this is a form of democracy. i know we've got a republican congress. but a republican congress is also very closely in touch with the feelings of the american public. the congress, if the congress permits it, it will happen. but if the congress doesn't and there's going to be lots of oversight, there will not be very much change in policies like that. i think that congress is is the most important aspect. >> colonel jack jacobs, great to have you. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >>> a powerful storm heads east bringing lots of snow with it. the places that will see the most snow coming up next. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms k

mr. trump selecting mike pompeo to lead the cia. and, it is the republican security establishment came in 2010. graduating first and west point before going on to harvard law school. just moments before that pick, alabama senator. became president-elect trumps choice for attorney general. but sessions, for senator. to back mr. trumps white house did could face a rocky path the confirmation. 30 years ago he was denied a federal judge position over allegations that he made racially insensitive comments including thing the ku klux klan was okay until he learned that they smoked marijuana. >> he will be asked about that. he will have to answer for that. >> and one of trumps primary, but off, michael flynn is being rewarded tapped to be the top security advisor and they have held a number of roles including the defense intelligence agency and the military intelligence board. he has plans to head to new jersey with he will meet with one of the fiercest critics. >>> plus, hip-hop artist kanye west surprised those when he decided to talk po

mr. trump picked congress mike pompeo to be cia director.ongressman jeff sessions to be his attorney general, and he picked general mike flynn to be his national security adviser. general flynn has not said yet yet as far as we know but we'll see and of course then this weekend he'll travel and he'll meet with mitt romney. so it's going to be a very interesting couple of days for donald trump. my panel is back with me now to talk about this and more. laura coates, david swerdlick and general mark hertling. general hertling i want to talk about general flynn, this is mr. trump's most important pick so far. and i want to center on -- on russia. and general flynn. because after flynn left the obama administration he started this international consulting firm. he took the speaking engagement, including several on a kremlin run propaganda tv channel r.t. or russia television right and then afterwards he attended this gala and he dined with vladimir putin pictures were taken, photos that were later used by putin as a propaganda tool. so a lot of p

mr. donald trump offered the cia director job to kansas congressman mike pompeo. the position of national security advisor has been offered to retired lieutenant general michael flynn. flynn has been a close advisor to mr. trump throughout the campaign. vice president-elect pence talked about the process today. >> we're very confident that it will be a smooth transition, that will serve to move this country forward and make america great again. >> donald trump is also expected to meet with mitt romney on sunday to discuss romney as a possible secretary of state. the 2012 presidential nominee was an outspoken critic of donald trump throughout the election. romney actually called the president to congratulate him. >>> u.s. senator cory booker of new jersey says there's a growing trend among mr. trump's selections to his cabinet. the state representative said that some have degraded and demeaned americans, others have actively promote dangerous fringe ideologies, still more have threatened america's rights and attacked the privileges of citizenship. not everyone meeti

i know you have worked with congressman pompeo on the benghazi committee. mr. smith: if you could say we worked together with people on the benghazi committee. we did not exactly worked together on that committee. those people fit into the same worldview of mr. bannon and general flynn. i have the polar opposite opinion. i think the key to our success going into the rest of the 21st century is to build alliances and partnerships. we cannot go it alone and we have to continue to promote values the rest of the world is going to aspire to. if we would just assume do business with an autocrat, with a horrible human rights record like putin as we would with nato countries like europe and mr. bannon has been harshly critical of chancellor angela allowing refugees in, if we take this isolationist approach and want to work with people who are aing to be anti-islam, that's recipe for a much more dangerous world. there have been quite a few names for secretary of defense that have been thrown out there. are there any names you would suggest a shift in that worldview? and

mike pompeo/kansas - r) "it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack."earlier, mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president elect and was a close adviser during the campaign.before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a campaign. before senate, jeff sessions was nominated for a federal judge but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u.s. attorney in alabama. vice president-elect -- mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women with great qualifications coming forward to serve this new administration. >> the president-elect is moving his high-profile in new jersey. tomorrow, he is expected to sit down for a highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney. >> the former republican presidential nominee is considered a potential pick despite his previous criticism of the president-elect. >> donald trump is a phony. >> the trump transition team describes a meeting with mitt romne

mr. trump has nominated alabama senator jeff sessions to be attorney general, lieutenant general michael flynn will be national security adviser. kansas congressman mike pompeoas accepted mr. trump's decision to nominate him to lead the cia. but who's going to be the next secretary of state? who knows? i haven't seen this many names dropped since my mailman had a coronary on my lawn. >> we do not know anything specific right now. >> we know that rudy giuliani wants secretary of state. >> flickky haley met with donald trump and she's somebody that could be considered for that role. >> initially we're talking about newt gingrich for that position. >> mitt romney for potential secretary of state. that's a big deal. and then ultimately they could choose someone like rudy giuliani. it's all very unclear at the moment. >> well, whoever it is they'd better not invite james taylor anywhere. ♪ when you're down ♪ and troubled ♪ and you need some loving care ♪ ♪ and nothing ♪ oh, nothing is going right >> we are never going back to that. but everybody, they'd also better get a hobby because they're not al lewd to lobby. aides to president-elect trump this week laid dow

mr. trump also tapped congressman mike pompeo of kansas as c-i-a director and retired general michael flynn for national security advisor. vice president-elect mike pence says he's thrilled with the team president-elect donald trump is building. (( (vice president-elect mike pence) "we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications to come forward and serve this new administration." )) ((paul joncich)) >> mr. trump's first choices aren't without some controversy. general flynn once referr t and he tweetted in february that fear of muslims is rational. and in 1986 the senate blocked senator sessions from becoming a federal judge after he allegedly made racist remarks ....a claim he denies./// ((paul joncich)) >>> new york city officials, including mayor bill de blasio, addressed concerns today about the potential disruption and cost of president-elect donald trump's new york residence. mayor de blasio told reporters during a special new york police department press conference that they "are devoted to making sure are "committed to making it work." the mayor also expressed o

kansas congressman mike pompeo will be the cia director and mr. trump offered position of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions pending confirmation. the president-elect settled a lawsuit against the now defunct trump university, agreeing to pay $25 million to 600 former students. >> is tackling the issues that are facing all of us with great interest with enthusiasm. and willing to sacrifice his personal interests and move forward. >> one of trump's fierceest critics will meet with the president-elect this weekend in an attempt to mend fences. >>> president obama left germany today, ending his final visit there as commander if chief. >> yes. he left berlin this morning after leading with german chancellor. >> he will meet with asia pacific world leaders. >> to black people, stop focusing on racism. this world is racist, okay? >> kanye west getting national attention for his concert last night. he stunned the silicon valley audience, telling them he didn't vote, but if he had, he would have voted for donald trump and he says he plans t

kansas congressman mike pompeo will be the cia director and mr. trump offered position of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions pending confirmation. the president-elect settled a lawsuit against the now defunct trump university, agreeing to pay $25 million to 600 former students. >> is tackling the issues that are facing all of us with great interest with enthusiasm. and willing to sacrifice his personal interests and move forward. >> one of trump's fierceest critics will meet with the president-elect this weekend in an attempt to mend fences. >>> president obama left germany today, ending his final visit there as commander if chief. >> yes. he left berlin this morning after leading with german chancellor. >> he will meet with asia pacific world >> to black people, stop focusing on racism. this world is racist, okay? >> kanye west getting national attention for his concert last night. he stunned the silicon valley audience, telling them he didn't vote, but if he had, he would have voted for donald trump and he says he plans to run for

pompeo is pick to head cia in line with mr. trump he caused enhanced interrogation techniques like water boarding constitutional and within the law. alabama senator jeff sessions is trump's choice for attorney general. pompeo and sessions will require senate confirmation. and on sunday, mr. trump took to twitter to compliment chuck schumer soon to be the senate's top democrat. i've always had a good relationship with chuck schumer before taking a shot at reid. he's far smarter than harry r. and has the ability to get things done. good news. yesterday schumer had to say about the president-elect. >> when he's opposed to our values, we're going to go after him tooth and nail. >> while the president-elect is planning his own moves during the transition, the first lady will remain in new york city. trump confirmed yesterday that melania will remain in the city with their 10-year-old son barron until right after the school year. presidential inauguration. presidential inauguration. >> mr. trump's transition team insists the president

mr. trump will spend the weekend. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. the tea party republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal of and was a member of the house select benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier, mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close adviser during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u.s. attorney in alabama. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications, come forward to serve this new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump nation

mr. trump also tapped retired general michael flynn as his national security advisory and congressman mike pompeo of kansas to be the c.i.a. director. >> mark: an 18-year-old hospitalized after police shot him. firstenergy gave us this picture from before the shooting. a group trying to steal scrap metal on east cleveland. when officers arrived the 18-year-old fired shots and returned fire and hit his shoulder and two others are in custody as police look for another. investigators want to talk to this man about the deadly incident on i-90 near west 117th and may have witnessed what happened. andrew shubic of north ridgeville died. an rta bus hit him when he tried crossing the highway. >>> today we are getting appears people's lives lost or ruined due to the opioid crisis. lacy crisp joins us and why doctors are partially to explain. >> reporter: dr. ed explains to me in the past year we have doubled the number of opioid deaths in cuyahoga county and he says doctors need to play a role in reversing the numbers. more people in the u.s. will die from opioid use than traffic accidents. that's a stagg

mr. trump is holding today's transition meeting. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. he is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the e benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was racial comments he made. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve the new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club here in new jersey. tomorrow he is expected to sit down for a highly anticipated meeting with mitt

the kansas congressman mike pompeo who is going to be going to the c.i.a. supports mr. trump's position that perhaps waterboarding should come back. let's listen to what senator mccain said. >> i don't give a damn what the president of the united states wants to do or what anybody else wants to do, we will not waterboard. we will not torture. america if we're going to inflict torture on people? >> dickerson: what's your response to that? >> well, i have great respect for senator senator mccain. what i can tell you is going forward, as he outlined in that famous speech in ohio, that a president donald trump is going to focus on confronting and defeating radical islamic terrorism as a threat to this country. anwe president again who will never say what we'll never do. i think in president-elect donald trump, you have someone who believes that we shouldn't be telling the enemy what our tactics or our strategies are, and i know that in conversations with some leading americans about playing roles in our administration, we're very excited about congressman pompeo's role at t

pompeo as director of the c.i.a. all three were early supporters of mr. trump and fierce critics of president major garrett begins our coverage. >> we've got a great number of men and women, great qualifications. >> reporter: after a week of tough headlines about a transition in disarray, vice president-elect mike pence touted the team taking shape. attorney general nominee jeff sessions was the first senator to endorse mr. trump. >> this is a movement. look at what's happening. >> reporter: sessions, 69, has served in the senate for 20 years, a hard liner on against the 2009 hate crimes bill and reauthorizing the violence against women act. sessions' 1986 nomination to be a federal judge failed when a witness at his senate confirmation hearing testified that sessions said he thought the ku klux klan was okay, equal he "learned they smoked marijuana." and a former african american employee said sessions told them be careful what you say to white folks. sessions and also that he accused groups like the n.a.a.c.p. of being un-american. >> my opinion is they

mr. trump has made four appointments to his cabinet, betsy devos for education secretary, mike pompeo forirector of cia, south caralina governor nikki haley for u.n. ambassador and jeff sessions for, attorney general. all four require senate confirmation. marco rubio gave us a taste of who should sail will through the pros process. >> you are not the rest i to say you are support the confirmation of jeff sessions for attorney general. >> i never do until that person works their way through the process. this the case of pompeo and nikki haley i they they were a good cows. >> reporter: interest right process will continue tomorrow in new york. mr. trump is set to meet eight people for variety of rolls, in his administration. in washington, kristin fischer, "fox news". >>> another big story from the weekend, the death of fidel castro, a flood of mixed reactions following the death of a long time dictator. why many are cautiously optimistic about the future of that island nation. >>> from malls to the keyboard coming up on the fox 29 morning news search for holiday savings goes on line today

now in these first three names that have been selected -- sessions, flynn, pompeo, lanhee -- who are all core soldiers for mr. trump, hard-liners, anything but mainstream and then now you have your former boss, governor romney, add him into the mix meaning with mr. trump over the weekend. possibly even considered for a cabinet position maybe even secretary of state. let's give mr. trump the benefit of the doubt that this is an olive branch. how would mitt romney wrap his head around working in a trump administration? brook. >> brooke, let me start with what governor romney has done since the election. obviously you saw governor romney issue a congratulatory tweet and then the two had a phone conversation. mitt romney is a patriot at heart. he believes strongly about trying to unify the country. so his priority is going to be as he said over and over again to help the president-elect be successful in implementing those policy priorities that he agrees with so i think that's where we have to start with. the other point i would make about these appointments, brooke, is that we have to give the president some de

pompeo and nikki haley. they will come to the the committee. they are were a good choice. >> reporter: it will continue tomorrow in new york. mr. trump is set to meet with eight people for a variety of rolls in his administration. in washington, kristin fischer, fox 29 news. >>> 5:10. it was a great weekend for shopping, will you do more today, on this cyber monday, there are great deals, out there, but have you been like many who have been shopping already taking advantage of the black friday week? we will discuss. >>> also, especially traveling during this time of the year can be stressful but could there be a solution? yeah, a robot. why that robot character thing may be the wave of the future. >>> ♪ >> no audio. >> to encourage them to learn to ski is that the deal. >> for free, to show your report card and why, you get the a ski pass how about that. >> i think that is fantastic. only thing they have gotten me in fourth and fifth grady might actually necessity how to ski right now. the it looks beautiful in the pocono mountains. it is cold enough to make snow, high pressure has been in control for most of the weekend, hasn'

. >> i never do it now in the case of pompeo and nikki hayley he will come to our office. >> mr. trump is set to meet with eight people for variety of roles in his administration. in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >>> rosie o'donnell is defending herself after she came under questioning if president-elect donald trump's youngest son is autistic. she posted a video on twitter speculating that he may be autistic. on saturday o'donnell said that post had nothing to do with her feud with donald trump. in fact, she revealed her own daughter dakota is autistic. she tweeted "barron trump autistic if so what an amazing chance to bring it >> as many as 98 final regulations under review at the could be implemented before donald trump takes office. with an economic impact of at least $100 million a year. more than 16,000 people traveled to vermont this weekend to see the best ski racers in the world hit the slopes they cheeredded on the skiers women's world cup race. this is first in vermont in 38 years. >>> looks good. right now, ski conditions pretty good. we got some rain on the w