mr. priebus. i want to start with the message this sends this. is the first move donald trump has taken with international reaction. is this america's first message? >> absolutely. yesterday, what people need to understand is 325,000 foreign travelers came into the united states. about 109 of those people were detained for further questioning. they came from the identified seven countries that the obama administration and both houses of congress have identified as countries that hasher and train terrorists. they were asked questions. the vast majority of the people were released. a couple dozen people remained for further questioning. my suspicion is those people will move on as long as they're not dangerous and perhaps a couple of them will be further detained because it's determined they're dangerous for this country. this was a promise that president elect -- president trump made. it's a promise he will keep. he's not willing to be wrong on this subject. we need to do our best to be vigilant and protect americans. >> dickerson: there was anoth

mr. priebus does that excuse a foreign government from attempting to interfere in the united states election? >> we've never -- of course not. all of it's wrong. china's wrong. russia is wrong, iran is wrong, all of these entities are wrong for doing what they've done, but back to john lewis, for him then to say which no intelligence official is saying, that donald trump was elected illegitimately is irresponsible, and just because he's a civil rights leader and someone that i respect as a civil rights leader and someone that i went to selma with him and many others. >> yes, you did. >> a few years ago, it doesn't excuse the fact that his statement was not responsible and it's not right and it's too bad because president-elect trump's going to be a great president and this country elected him in an electoral landslide and it's a shame. it's really a shame that five days from now he's being sworn in and we're talking about this. >> i want to talk about this, because the issue has to do with russia and there was another dispute and some concern that on the same day that the obama administratio

mr. priebus, do you understand why many jews were offended by the white house's decision not to note that the holocaust was about eradicating the jews? >> i recognize, in fact, obviously, that this was what the holocaust was about and it's a who i beliehorrible event anda miserable time in history that we remember here at the white house and certainly we'll never forget the jewish people that suffered in world war ii and obviously still incredible wounds that remain in a time in history that was of great, incredible horrific magnitude and everyone's heart here is impacted by the memory of that terrible time. and, so, for the record, that's the case. >> do you regret -- does the president regret -- >> ill will to anybody. i don't know about regret. >> no regret? not acknowledging the pain that -- >> we acknoge it. we acknowledge the horrible time of hol cast and what it meant for history. >> whitewash jews from the statement? >> i'm telling you now that's the way we feel about it and it's a terrible time in history, and obviously i think you know that president trump has dear family member

mr. priebus saying something else about that, the political motives. >> very clearly political motivated to discredit the victory of president-elect trump. i think that is absolutely indisputable. >> of course, his election has been certificated by the congress and electoral college. that is not in doubt. we hope to hear more about this from mr. trump during his press conference. ties to russia, if he has any, business ties. he never released his tax returns. there's a lot of suspicion, questions. that's why this russian issue, in addition to the obvious attack that happened. that's why there are still these questions that persist. again, hopefully, mr. trump will have this press conference on wednesday and give us more about what he thinks about this. richard? >> nbc's ron allen at the white house north as some folks are saying right now, in front of trump tower, telling us the very latest. thank you, ron. ari schwartz, cyber security and former member of the white house national security council. ari, we're talking about rusha. it's january here, the 8th, 2017. we had the topic run thr

mr. priebus, we appreciate being with us. thyo dickerson: joining us now in studio is senator john mccain. what is your reaction to president trump's travel ban? >> it is a confused process which the good news is it's only got to do with a pause. the bad news is obviously this process and conclusions were not vetted. there are so many questions, for example it didn't filter down to our customs people who can come in, who can't. is a green card hold eras originally interpreted legally in this country, can that person be bard from coming into the country. i talked with general petrius last night he's concerned about the special sraoess for the interpreters whose lives are in danger as we speak. what about the iraqi pilots training now in tucson, arizona, learning to fly the f16. so, there is so much confusion out there. published reports are that the department of home land security or the justice department or others were consulted about this before this decision was made. finally one thing, iraq -- iran. right now we have sev

mr. priebus about the green cards, the order says what the order says. you can say what you want, but the reality of it is republicans and others are looking at what is on the paper and that is what people are going to be responding to. >> the green card thing is actually pretty straightforward. the point he was trying to make is if you have a green card you are not going to be kept out of the country, but you will be subjected to further questioning. >> and that's the issue of whether that's constitutional. >> look, this is also not unprecedented by the way. barack obama put a pause for six months on refugees coming from iraq back in 2011. i don't rememberprotest tors and i don't remember lawsuits. so the bigger question, if this is a temporary pause, which is designed for us to improve and look at our vetting processes and it indeed temporarily, i don't think that's an outrageous idea. but the bigger question should be implementation, did you get it right from the start. >> that's what people are nervous about. >> chuck, some things are true even if do

mr. priebus or kellyanne conway on the sunday morning shows, and they try to temper the lie to some degree not call it what it is. so this is rampant inside his inner circle, these lies and the spin. then the president's famously taken after certain networks and certain reporters. the point i'm getting into is whether or not, melissa, you think in the short run we are going to see, you know, reporters who are, again, who are frozen by fear because they feel that these first amendment rights that they are guaranteed are under attack. >> well, i think the whole point -- i think this is a two-fold strategy. one is to have a chilling effect on the free press. and then the second thing i think is to sort of establish a baseline for trump supporters and others who may be on the fence that the media is somehow illegitimate. so it's sort of a destabilizing effect. when people talked about the sean spicer press conference on saturday, it was sort of funny, like how could he, you know, inflate the number of people at the inauguration or possibly deflate the number of people at the protests. but i do

mr. trump's chief of staff reince priebus. welcome back to the show. >> thanks for having me, chuck. >> i want to start on timing of the executive order and to implement it immediately. was there any thought given of creating a 72-hour grace period, a one-week grace period in order to allow border patrol agents to understand what the rules are, allow agencies to allow federal agencies to understand what the rules are. it seems a lot of the chaos yesterday could have been avoided had you included a timed grace period. why was that not included? >> i don't think you want a grace period because people who want to do bad things to americans would move up their travel days before the grace period is over. it's one of these things and if you ask a lot of the people at the customs and border patrol you'll rip off the band-aid and you have to move forward. it wasn't chaos. the fact of the matter is 325,000 people from foreign countries came into the united states yesterday and 109 people were detained for further questioning. most of

mr. spicer: assistant representative for media and public affairs. host: when did you first meet reince priebus? mr. spicer: i met reince priebus probably a week after he got elected. i had been asked by some individuals who were helping him transition from wisconsin state chairman to rnc state chairman after his election. d ifhe chairmanship and aske i would sit down with him and me. i said i would. we pretty much hit it off day one. by the way, you want to talk about somebody else who works nonstop, reince previous, between reince priebus and donald trump, they where you out. they both are just going 100 miles an hour 23 hours a day. host: how weill he structure the white house? mr. spicer: when you look at his job over the last six years at the rnc, he has been hands-down the most effective rnc chairman not just in modern history but i would argue throughout history. he understands, you're talking about running an organization with thousands of people during election season, right/ ? making sure they get paid, making sure they raise money, dollars in the campaign, members of congress. this i

mr. priebus, welcome back to the show, sir. >> thanks for having me, chuck. >> i want to start with timing on the executive order and the sense of urgency in trying to implement it immediately. was there any thought given of creating a 72-hour grace period, a one-week grace period in order to allow border patrol agents to understand what the rules are, allow agencies in the federal government to understand what the rules are? it seems that a lot of the chaos yesterday could have been avoided had you at least included some sort of timed grace period. why was that not included? >> i don't think you want to have a grace period, chuck, because then people who want to do bad things to americans would just move up their travel date two days in order to get into the country before the grace period is over. so i think it's one of these things that -- and if you ask a lot of people at customs and border patrol, they will just tell you you have to rip off the band-aid and move forward. it wasn't chaos. the fact of the matter is 325,000 people from foreign countries came into the united states yester

mr. priebus, there's confusion about how he thinks it should be applied. >> raul reyes, thank you. letter has gone out from some members of congress who say that they will be challenging this executive order calling president trump's unconstitutional order betrays everything the statue of liberty and our nation stands for. the president's action is not only unconstitutional but immoral as pope francis said, it's hypocrisy to call yourself a christian and chase away a refugee or someone seeking help. more on that coming up. raul reyes, thank you for your time. appreciate it. we'll have much more as we continue to monitor events, protests across the country. this is boston. we'll be right back. with a crust made chfrom scratche and mixes crisp vegetables with all white meat chicken, and bakes it to perfection. because making the perfect dinner isn't easy as pie but finding someone to enjoy it with sure is. marie callender's. it's time to savor. [vo] quickbooks introduces he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbo

mr. reince priebus said today had habit of evolution from his previous empty skepticism and he now believes what everyone else does, the russian it is hacked into the election. >> you have to, they hacked into the dnc, didn't hack into the election, and wha what we also w of course, and this is what is interesting is you have got james clapper who is advising of course, donald trump who just in 2013 when we talk about how seriously we can take this and why the american people want to know more about what happened and why president-elect wants to know more. james clapper lied about the spying on every single american to congress, was asked specifically about whether or not there was a program where americans were being spied on and he said no, still years later they are saying, well he said it was the least untruthful thing he could tell congress. so the american people for the last several years have looked at a system that hasn't take them seriously and has lied to them, first couped with of course the iraq situation but ultimately right now americans want america to be first, of course we

mr. priebus that. >> we will see you sunday. >> okay. >> and probably will beat him. >> all right, alex.re on the slope. you are ready for your first trip. >> hi mike and karen. >> here we go. >> i'm ready for my first trip first thing i'm supposed to get used to going straight, going straight. sharrie is here. we're sliding. i think i have this down. i think i'm ready to go down. yes, that is a baby hill. but, i haven't had the typical ski lesson. we have been trying to rush and do this. i'm trying to get the through this. i will go down here without a major lesson. when we come back, i will go down. >> are you going to use poles. >> i cross my fingers that high gloves will work. will we use poles at the any point. >> we can. >> it is option that will, i don't know. >> first time it the is better without poles, yes. we will be right back. >>> 8:49. we are so excited, lets get out to alex for her lessons, going so well. >> i think we're ready. >> okay. >> they have been. and, sharrie keeps telling me we are doing it differently because we want to get going but i'm ready to go down. it al

mr. priebus mean he would work with congress, get something we don't know what it is for daca recipientsn we expect that to happen? when we expect the white house spanish site to be back up. >> two questions. let me start with the latter first. we got, hit the ground running on day one. there was a lot to do. we had done a lot of work on the website to make sure we were prepared to get as much information up as fast as possible. we are continuing to buildout the website, both in areas, issues areas and then that area but we've got i.t. folks working overtime right now to continue get all of that up to speed and trust me, it is just going to take a little bit more time. we're working piece by piece to get at de. on t daca pie, president is clear he wilprioritize the areas of dealing with the immigration system, both building the wall and making sure we address people who are in this country illegally. first and foremost the president has been very, very clear we need to direct agencies to focus on those in this country illegally and have a record, criminal record or pose a threat to the a

mr. priebus, how are you today, sir? how did it go? very good, got a thumbs up from mr. priebus.. dan who will be in charge of social media. making his way, walked past the camera. wolf, you're going to be seeing a lot of pictures, instagrams and tweets from him througho. we saw that throughout the campaign. don't see donald trump and melania -- >> we see the vice-president and mrs. pence right now, jim accosta. they just walked out of the north porticoo of the white house. they'll be walking towards the reviewing stand, walking right past you very, very shortly and eventually the president and the first lady, they will be walking past you as well to the reviewing stand. and then all of those units in this inaugural parade, they'll be coming right in front of the president and the vice-president, their families. they'll have an opportunity to see this special event -- >> how do you feel about the day, sir, mr. vice-president elect, how do you feel about the day? >> very humbling. >> thank you, sir. i don't know if you heard that, very humbling, very grateful, asked to describe th

mr. priebus on this one.stration that is not the going to put up with a quote, unquote, news media that are hell bent in destroying it. the news media are more radically concern with the destruction of donald trump than is nancy pelosi, than is senator schummer, believe it or not. these are radicalized people and what the trump administration is saying, not only are they not going to put up with it, but they don't have to put up with it. that is the problem with the old media. they are becoming increasingly irrelevant. donald trump knows that because of social media. he has the upper hand on this one. stuart: but the establishment media can do a lot of damage to donald trump because for the average person, you get up, watch tv, read the newspaper, get your facebook feed and it ifhais repeated constantly, damage can still be done, can it not? >> sure it can, sure it can, stuart, but you know the old rules were, and i've had countless conversations with republican candidates and officials over the years, the ol

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mr. trump tweeted he wanted to have a good relationship with russia. incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus said mr. trump could take action against the kremlin once in office and laid some of the blame for the hacking on the democratic national committee for ignoring repeated warnings from the fbi and failing to have adequate security. >> so, yes, we have bad actors around the world. we have had bad actors including the russians, but we also have a problem when we have a major political institution that allows foreign governments into their system with hardly any defenses or training. >> reporter: on abc's "this week," president obama echoed the intelligence community saying it will only get worse. >> what is true is that the russians intended to meddle and they meddled. and it could be another country in the future. it could be another election. that's why i hope that this does not continue to be viewed purely through a partisan lens. >> reporter: and looking ahead to when he takes office, president-elect trump said he plans to order a full report on the hacking campaign in order to ident

arthel: there is reince priebus talking about mr. brennan's remarks about president obama. do you make of ryan priebus's remarks as well as john brennan. >> conflicts with john brennan are nothing new for republicans. many of them have distrusted brennan for quite a while. they view the cia and the larger intelligence community as not having been completely straight with them on issues like benghazi and the central command and the intelligence about isis, on issues about the bin laden papers. there are a lot of sore points between republicans and john brennan over the time. apparently he returned the sentiments from his side it's clear, i think in his remarks today, or the remarks he apparently approved, that he hasn't liked donald trump for a long time. so i don't expect that to change. arthel: getting back to president trump. as you pointed out, he made his first official visit to the cia headquarters there an attempt to start repair work. but should the repair work and grievances be taken off line? in asking you about a public spat, how that affects americans and not to

. >> today incoming chief of staff reince priebus on mr.'s rocky relationship with the intelligence community. and the president elect seems to have an ally in the founder of wikileaks. >> the notion that the elected -- the soon elected leader of this country would put julian assange on a pedestal. >> we will ask about some conservatives embracing assange. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the horrific attack everyone is talking about. four blacks torturing a mentally disabled white man on facebook. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello again from fox news in washington. russian president vladimir putin wanted to block hillary clinton, that's the blunt assessment of u.s. intelligence agencies on the kremlin effort to influence the 2016 election on donald trump's favor. unclassified report now released after the nation's spy chief brief, congress, president obama and president elect trump, in a moment, we will get the trump team's reaction from incoming white house chief of staff reince pri

. >> today incoming chief of staff reince priebus on mr.'s rocky relationship with the intelligence community. and the president elect seems to have an ally in the founder of wikileaks. >> the notion that the elected -- the soon elected leader of this country would put julian assange on a pedestal. >> we will ask about some conservatives embracing assange. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the horrific attack everyone is talking about. four blacks torturing a mentally disabled white man on facebook. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello again from fox news in washington. russian president vladimir putin wanted to block hillary clinton, that's the blunt assessment of u.s. intelligence agencies on the kremlin effort to influence the 2016 election on donald trump's favor. unclassified report now released after the nation's spy chief brief, congress, president obama and president elect trump, in a moment, we will get the trump team's reaction from incoming white house chief of staff reince pri

. >> today incoming chief of staff reince priebus on mr.ationship with the intelligence community. and the president elect seems to have an ally in the founder of wikileaks. >> the notion that the elected

this morning on fox news sunday, reince priebus made it clear that mr. trump fully accepts the findings of the intelligence community and may still decide to take actions against russia priebus argued that the democratic committee is partly to blame for the hacks because they fail today respond to the fbi's warnings. >> so, yes, we have bad actors around the world. we have had bad actors including the russians but we also have a problem when we have a major political institution that allows foreign governments into their system with hardly any defenses or training. >> on abc this week, president obama doesn't believe that he underestimated russian president vladimir putin and warn that had the next administration will not only have to be prepared to deal with russia interfering with our elections and in those of our allies as well. >> what is true is that the russians intended to meddle and they meddled and it could be another country in the future, it could be another election. that's why i hope that this does not continue to be viewed purely through a p

today at 12:30, the president-elect, chief of staff reince priebus, mr. tom barrett, sarah armstrong, the ceo of the presidential inaugural committee, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, white house majority leader kevin mccarthy and cabinet designeeies and white house senior staff will attend a leadership luncheon, that's a pool event. at 3:00 p.m., the president-elect, the vice president-elect somebody else famili and their families will attend a wreath laying ceremony. at 4:00 p.m., they'll attend a make america great rally and concert at the lincoln memorial. tomorrow, a big day for everyone, it's inauguration day. it will begin with the president-elect, his family, the vice president-elect and his family, cabinet designees, family and friends attending a church service at st. john's church, right across from the white house. at 9:30, the president-elect and his family, the vice president-elect and his family will attend a white house tea at the white house. at 10:30 they'll travel to the capital for the swearing-in. at 11:00, the president-elect,

mr. ban non, priebus and vice-president pence. i'm wondering what your thoughts are in terms of mr. trump's relationship with mr. putin in this call? >> i think that the president and putin-- trump wants a better relationship with putin. that's admirable. i think you have to approach your relationship with putin with concern. leland: do you think the president has appropriate concern in terms of mr. putin's motives, actions? >> why pretend to understand president trump's kind of mindset, but i do think that he's a smart guy. he's been in complex negotiations. he understands that although you may say something, you have to always be prepared to distrust the other person's motivations. leland: we'll see whether that happens. just to get you on the record. rex tillerson for secretary of state, you're a supporter. >> absolutely. speaking of doing a good job, rex tillerson is one of those who does. leland: he certainly made a lot of deals with vladimir putin. whether or not that translates to good deals for united states we'll see. back to the issue at hand of replacing obamacare. your b

. >> chris: today, incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus on it mr. trump's rocky relationship with the intelligence community. and the president-elect seems to find an ally and the founder of wikileaks. >> the notion julian assigns on a pedestal. >> chris: we will ask house intelligence committee chair devin nunes about some conservatives embracing it. and mr. trump's plan to overhaul the nations spy agency. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus we will ask our panel about that horrific attack everyone is talking about. four blacks torturing a mentally disabled white man live on facebook. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news and washington. russian president vladimir putin wanted to block hillary clinton. that's the blunt assessment of u.s. intelligence it agencies on their effort to influence the 2016 election in donald trump's favor. an unclassified report now released, carlos, president obama and president-elect to trump. in a moment we will get the trump team reaction from incoming white house chief of staff rein

mr. chief of staff, reince priebus. up next, tonight, right here on "hannity." >> we have outstanding candidates and we will pick a truly great supreme court justice. i will be announcing it sometime next week. >> sean: president trump has picked the day that he will announce the supreme court pick. that is coming up next thursday. we come back, newt gingrich will weigh in and later tonight. >> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> sean: president trump is keeping his promise for always putting america first. patrick j. buchanan will be here later, that and more as "hannity" continues from our nation's capital, sin city. washington, d.c. b m our nation's capital, sin city. washington, d.c. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> sometime next week i

wary cities that protect illegal immigrants from federal immigration enforcement red reince priebus defending mr. trump. >> the question is, should places in this country that ignore the laws of this country when it comes to immigration, receive federal money into their communities and the answer, to me, is no. in fact, for people that don't realize it, it's actually been something that has been in the republican party platform for over eight years, so this is not some sort of crazy thinking. the point is, if you defy the laws of this country you shouldn't receive federal taxpayer dollars from the people of this country. >> meghan: mayors from major cities are hitting back. >> i think there are hundreds of mayors all over this country that are saying the same thing, and we stand united, that a safer city is a city that doesn't allow its residents to live in fear. >> we are going to defend all of our people. regardless of where they come from, and regardless of their documentation and status. >> undisturbed and angered by the news out of washington, d.c. we will not be intimidated by the threat t

mr. chief of staff, reince priebus. up next, tonight, right here on "hannity." >> we have outstanding candidates and we will pick a truly grea great supreme court justice. i will be announcing it sometime next week. >> sean: president trump has picked the day that he will announce the supreme court pick. that is coming up next thursday. we come back, newt gingrich will weigh in and later tonight. >> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> sean: president trump is keeping his promise for always putting america first. patrick buchanan will be here later, that and more as "hannity" continues from our nation's capital, sin city. washington, d.c. mbone! sally! 2! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your

she takes over for reince priebus, who's becoming mr. trump's white house chief of staff. and on wall street, stocks slipped again, as yields on bonds rose. the dow jones industrial average lost 72 points to close at 19,732. the nasdaq fell 15 points, and the s&p 500 slipped eight. still to come on the newshour: the nominees for treasury and energy secretary before the senate. a rocky presidential transition on national security. people who appear middle class but are on the edge of financial ruin, and much more. >> woodruff: the president-elect moved closer to getting his cabinet in place with another round of confirmation hearings today. the most contentious was for his treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, a banker who worked at goldman sachs and a hedge fund. there was important news that came out during the hearing. mnuchin said he would support raising the debt ceiling sooner rather than later, and not risk the country defaulting. the president-elect had previously suggested he might want to re-negotiate the government's obligations instead. but most of the focus was o