mr. ryan: yes. yes. >> why do you have confidence in her? mr. ryan: because we're going to work our butts off to make that happen. it is not just nancy pelosi. it's a team that energized a lot of people that want to get out there and contribute. i know walking out of that room today we have a more energized caucus than we had. we obviously have people who have a lot of courage to step up and say to the leadership what marcia just said and how important that is. i think our prospects have improved because of this conversation. we are a family and sometimes families have to have tough conversations. you can go back to the first couple interviews i did. nobody wants to have them. we try to delay those conversations. we try to ignore them from days, weeks, months, years. but every single time you have that conversation, that tough talk, you come out of there stronger. whether it's a personal relationship or a family event like this and i think we come out stronger than we went in. >> who is the future of the democratic party? mr. ryan: well, i haven'

mr. ryan: i don't know if lead is the right word. this is a very high priority and we all plan on working on this. moderator: as you move down that path, i wonder how you deal with -- there is a kind of long-term notion of getting this right so it works in the long run. there is also the short-term human element here which is that relief is needed some -- by some right now. transitions are hard. mr. ryan: that's a good question. transitions are hard, the sunni backed that in its going to be. able toooner you are start, the better its going to be. fastest transmission for growth policy is regulatory relief. people in congress know this because we represent our more aboutut i hear the strangulation of regulation on businesses than anything else. even more than tax policy. if we can provide regulatory relief right away, back in breeze a sigh of relief in the economy and reignite animal , and if we can get our tax policies right pretty soon, those combinations will help alleviate -- getting good in -- economic growth can solve problems.

mr. ryan: getting jammed up and senate in the same sentence is something i think we'll hear a lot this year. they move slower than the house does, their system is different than ours is, and they've got to stand up to government. they have to do all these votes and hearings on cabinet and subcabinet officers, probably a supreme court court pick -- a supreme court pick coming sooner or later. that takes a lot of time that we don't have here in the house. there's a concern about literally the calendar. in the housing we can have a shorter c.r., it's not a problem for us. it's a question of managing the senate's calendar. that's what this discussion about the end date of the c.r. is all about. with respect to why we wanted a c.r., we didn't want to have -- we wanted to bring in the new republican government in place so we could negotiate appropriations with that government which we think is going to be much better negotiations than with the existing government that we have a will the of problems

today, we won because they hear us. >> mr. ryan, do you personally have confidence nancy pelosi can bring this party back to the majority? rep. ryan: yes. yes. >> why do you have confidence in her? rep. ryan: because we're going to work our butts off to make that happen. it is not just leader pelosi. it is a team. i think part of this campaign was to help energize a lot of people who wanted to get out there and contribute. i know that we have a more energized caucus then we have had. we have people and a lot of courage to step up and say to the leadership what marcia just said and how important that is. i think our prospects have improved because of this conversation. as i said from the very beginning we are a family, and , sometimes families have to have tough conversations. you can go back to the first couple interviews i did. nobody wants to have them. we try to delay those conversations. we try to ignore them from days, weeks, months, years. but every single time you have that conversation, that tough talk, you come out of ther

mr. seib: you have the lead on it? is that fair to say? rep. ryan: well, congress -- all bills start in the house and run through congress. there's this other thing called the senate. i forget about that sometimes. [laughter] mr. seib: who are those guys? [laughter] rep. ryan: i don't know if lead is the right word. this is a very high priority and we all plan on working on this. mr. seib: you know, as you move down that path, i wonder how you deal with -- there is a kind of a long-term notion of getting this right so it works in the long run. there is also the short-term kind of human element here which is that relief is needed by some people right now. how do you reconcile those two? transitions are hard. mr. ryan: that's a good question. transitions are hard. the sooner you can act, the better you're going to be. i really think if we can get some growth in the economy very quickly, that is important. growth, to me, is the initial shock the system needs. i think the fastest transmission for growth policy is regulatory relief. people in congress kn

mr. ryan entered trump tower around 49:00 o'clock -- 9:00 o'clock this morning. mr. ryan has said top priority is repeal of obamacare. the spokesperson says that the purpose of today's meeting was discus policy agenda. after meeting was over, ryan made a brief statement u but discuss not take any questions. >> exciting meeting with president elect. great meeting talking about transition. thanks, guys. >> as for the president elect, mr. trump continued his thank you victory tour paying a visit to des moines, iowa, he told the crowd that cabinet nominees are among the most successful in the world. four of them reported to be billionaires. some of them might consider foregoing salaries in the name of public service. mr. trump at this hour on his way to baton rouge, louisiana. republican candidate who is facing a run-off election and back to grand rapids, michigan for another thank you rally. the last time mr. trump visited grand rapids was the night before the general election. he carried the grand rapids area by 14 percentage points over hillary clinton. jon. jon: all r

mr. ryan: -- >> what i was going to say. the other problem, we can institute whatever anti-poverty we want -- programs we want, if we don't actually grow the economy -- it is the greatest lifter of poverty in the world, but it has been in america. if you look at the prospect of growth in the u.s., it looks really grim. , we canook at cdl debate whether it is wise to make projections 30 years. are two real problems. i think the recipe is, rather than try to come up with more tweaking and giving people money certain ways, just do the hard work. address the real problems this country faces, reforming entitlement spending. way around this. address the size of government, control the size of government. rates.these anti-poverty i agree with everything said about the child tax cut as a solution. , wetruth of the matter is are talking as if the government isn't already spending a ton of money on anti-probert -- poverty programs. to find out how to get money in a more -- to incentivize people to get more money in their pockets. it i

mr. william , ryan. mr. neil brown served in the united states army during world war ii. he was in the motor transport squadron. he was stationed in the philippines throughout that time. ladies and gentlemen mr. neil , brown. served duringan world war ii. his specialty was apply and he was a seaman first-class. [applause] >> our next veteran is mr. munro. he served in taipan with the and completed 30 missions as a radio operator and mechanic on a b-29. he was awarded the air medal with five clusters and the pacific theater ribbon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe. [applause] ritter was a corporal in the united states army. he served in germany. his unit was responsible for monitoring and providing security for the railroad throughout western europe. mr. donald ritter. [applause] colonel james rizzi is a 91 years young veteran of world war ii. heap to space in the battle of okinawa as the leader of an infantry platoon and commander of an infantry rifle company. a is an operations officer of infantry battalion. colonel william murphy. mr. sanford served in the united states

mr. william ryan. mr. neil brown served with united states army during world war ii in the motor transport squadron. he was stationed in the philippines throughout that time. ladies and gentlemen, mr. neil brown. mr. jack hugman served in the united states army in the pacific theater of operations during world war ii. specialty was supply and he was a seaman first class. ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack hugman. our next veteran is mr. monroe, joined the army air corps and served with the 20th air force before 97th bomb group bombing of japan and completed 30 missions as a radio operator and mechanic on a b-29. he was awarded the distinguished flyings cross and pacific theater ribbon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe carchur. [ applause ] mr. donald ren erp was a corporal in the united states army and served in germany. france, and belgium. he was assigned to the 140th traffic regulation battalion. responsible for monitoring and providingings security for the railroads throughout western europe during the war

mr. ryan: i'm pretty happy we're keeping jobs in america, aren't you? i don't know the details of the arrangement but i know that mike pence is still the sitting governor of indiana and i have no doubt he has a hand in helping this, and this is what governors do. i talk to scot walker about this all the time in wisconsin where governors make sure companies say stay in their state or bring companies to their state. i don't know the details of this but i think it's good to people are keeping jobs in indiana nstead of going to mexico. >> can president trump undo the actions about work visas? mr. ryan: there are hundreds of executive actions they'll be sifting through. i'm not going to get into everything on their merits. that's something the transition team is working on as to what executive actions the obama administration did and how they'll deal with it. this is something the transition team is going to be working on. i know what they want to do is make sure they have smooth transitions. what we're focused on with respect to immigration, securing the bo

mr. william ryan. mr. neil brown served in the united states army during world war ii. stationed in the philippines throughout that time. mr. neil brown. especially a supply, he was a seamen first-class. our next guest is mr. monroe -- the squadron bombing of japan that completed 30 missions as a radio operator and command -- and mechanic. ladies and gentlemen, mr. monroe carter. mr. donald ritter was a corporal in the united states army. his unit was responsible for monitoring and providing security for railroads around western europe. colonel james -- a private the army as in 1940 two and retired as a colonel in 1972. he participated as the leader of an infantry platoon. as the intelligence officer -- mr. sanford served in the united states army during world war ii and was signed as a quartermaster specialist. the united states army air corps after graduating from high school in 1942. assigned to the 51st fighter squadron of the 10th air force. and our last veteran today was drafted into the army in 1941. he served as the first wave of troops to hit on d-day. there wa

the bottom line is a big decision by mr. ryan.orked to get things done and be willing to get help from democrats to accomplish that? that something john boehner did at the high point of west congress. will democrats be smart enough to know we do not need to be criticizing trump? well or not.ing that will be on the basis of what he does, not on the basis of what we accuse him of having failed on. are we going to have a constructive agenda going forward? >> congressman, any ideas on where that space can be constructed? we on the democratic side are going to express what the republicans experienced in 2008, or posts 2008. we're going to get a radical tea party equivalent that is going to really clamor for just say opposition. speaker ryan is going to have a lot of say in whether he wants to invite democrats to the solution. president-elect donald trump is also going to have some say based on what he chooses to focus on. i think we all know that the affordable care act, politically, they're going to have to do some thing with that. be

mr. ryan to support the action but also right to add that they are an appropriate way to end eight years of failed policy with russia. that's the general consensus, at least from republicans, obama does get credit for retaliating. >> but veiled credit. >> too little too late perhaps is sort of the common criticism. >> backs to the markets. bright spots in the s&p 500. energy was the best performing sector up 24% this year. healthcare has been a drag. down 40%. here with his 2016 outlook is a portfolio manager from ubs, glad to have you here on this last trading day of the year. you say you have to be long. even with this tremendous rally we've seen this month this quarter and for the year. >> you have to be long if that fits in your risk profile. we're in a moment of enormous opportunity, enormous change. with enormous opportunity comes risk. if you have the risk profile to be aggressive here. it may make sense to be very long. you have a situation where you have a president who has unlocked t

mr. trump: speaker ryan: mr. how aboutmr. trump: it? don't tell me, this is untrue. do you know what she doesn't understand? things are going to be much better now. [applause] mr. trump: i mean think of it. we won in a landslide. that was a landslide and we did not have the press. the press was brutal. you know what? [booing] hey, in the great state of ohio, we do not have the upper echelon of politician either, did we? but i will say this, i will say this. and it was very nice. your governor john kasich called me after the election and was very nice. [booing] mr. trump: he said congratulations, that was amazing. he couldn't believe how much we -- we won ohio and the election by. remember, you cannot get to 270 with the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? there is no path to 270. [applause] there is no path. [applause] mr. trump: there are is no path for donald trump. texas is in play, remember that one? now as a republican i'm supposed to -- as a republican i'm supposed to win georgia. as a republican i'm supposed to win the gr

it is the focus of the incoming administration but it will include not just mr. ryan but mr.cconnell in what happens. >> this rally depends on trump rolling those guys. >> trump rolling mcconnell? >> rubio this michael jordan on tillerson and his concerns about rex tillerson, to serve as secretary of state and geo po politics make him the right choice for the job. this comes as some lawmakers on both sides have expressed concerns about the business connections there, the relationship to putin. exxon had a statement out congratulating tillerson saying the board will be meeting regarding transition but some discussion about not just potential clashes but clashes with your own party this early, jim. the trump rally depends on going very rapidly on deregulation, very rapidly on repatriation and if you start mingling -- co-mingling the individual that's going to cause a lot of problems. it's difficult to figure out -- that's a delaying tactic. rex tillerson became sceo in 206 at $58.47. this stock is up about 50%. s&p up about 78%. >> they've had to borrow to pay their dividend wi

mr. trump, republicans like house speaker paul ryan are weighing in. one day before he and governor scott walker are set to appear with mr trump for a 'thank you' rally in west allis - ryan said he supported a congressional investigation into cyber attacks. fullscreen ryan said 'any intervention by russia is especially problematic because, under president putin, russia has been an aggressor that consistently undermines american interests.'monday, governor scott evidence of a hack. and he compared the possibility of russia helping trump to the leader of scotland endorsing clinton during the campaign. i dont think leaders from other countries, one way or the other, whether its for donald trump or hillary clinton or any other candidate — i think its best left to americans to make those decisions :00 walker called the recount 'ridiculous.'speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party

those are legislative strategy issues that would be determined as the white house works with mr. ryan, speaker ryan and majority leader mcconnell. me, i want to do the business tax cuts first because by the end of the year the american economy will be growing at 4% per year and then i got to sneak this in. i got to sneak this in. give me 30 seconds. if the economy grows faster as we expect interest rates are going to rise as they should. so 2% average interest rate today in the next four or five years will go to 5%, maybe 6%. i want the u.s. treasury debt management to issue 100-year bonds as soon as possible to take advantage of generational interest rate lows that we will not see again for hundreds of years. 100-year bonds. other countries have done 50s. other countries have done 100. we need to do that so we cut the interest expense for the next century. >> i think the yield on a 50-year uk is lower than 30-year because there are funds out there. >> the demand for insurance companies and pension funds and so forth would be huge. we are the united states. the dollar is reliable. eve

mr. trump, republicans like house speaker paul ryan are weighing in. one day before he and governor scott walker are set to appear with mr trump for a 'thank you' rally in west allis - ryan said he supported a congressional investigation into cyber attacks. fullscreen ryan said 'any intervention by russia is especially problematic because, under president putin, russia has been an aggressor that consistently undermines american interests.'monday, governor scott evidence of a hack. and he compared the possibility of russia helping trump to the leader of scotland endorsing clinton during the campaign. i dont think leaders from other countries, one way or the other, whether its for donald trump or hillary clinton or any other candidate — i think its best left to americans to make those decisions :00 walker called the recount 'ridiculous.'speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party keith, fox6 news. we don't yet know the actual cost of the re

this is about an aspiring musician played by mr. ryang to hire a hand double, but actually he learned everything. so they have shots in the film where it pulls out of his hands, it's very very cool how they do it. and emma stone plays an aspiring actress, this movie is a five out of five, it's in theaters right now. prepare to see this win best picture at the oscars in 2017 next year. alright, next up, arrival. love this movie, i've seen it twice now. denis, this filmmaker, is unbelievable. prisoners, enemy, sicario, he's doing the next blade runner movie, i have not seen a bad film from this director yet. this is amy adams and jeremy renner. amy adam's character is hired, she's a linguist, to try and translate what these aliens are saying and why they've come down to earth. the ending is still blowing my mind seven weeks later. i cannot stop thinking about this movie, i've been talking to my friends about it for a long time. it has the best film score of 2016 and i just really feel like it's a movie that just sticks with you, and that's

the bottom line here is a big decision by mr. ryano get things done and be willing to get votes from democrats in order to accomplish that? something john boehner did at the high point of the last congress. and will democrats be smart enough to know that we don't need to be criticizing trump. he's going to do well or he's not. that's going to be on the basis of what he does, not on the basis of what we accuse him of having failed on. so big decision for us, are we going to have a constructive agenda going forward? >> congressman schrader, any thoughts where that space is to be constructed? >> if i play off what peter just shared, we're on the democratic side going to experience what the republicans experienced in 2008 we are going to get a radical tea party equivalent that will clamor for just straight opposition, oppose, oppose, oppose. speaker ryan is going to have a lot of say in whether he wants to invite democrats to be part of the solution. president-elect trump is going to have some say based on what he chooses to focus on. i t

the bottom line here is a big decision by mr. ryan, will he work to get things done and be willing to get votes from democrats in order to accomplish that? something john boehner did at the high point of the last congress. and will democrats be smart enough to know that we don't need to be criticizing trump. he's going to do well or he's not. that's going to be on the basis of what he does, not on the basis of what we accuse him of having failed on. so big decision for us, are we going to have a constructive agenda going forward? >> congressman schrader, any thoughts where that space is to be constructed? >> if i play off what peter just shared, we're on the democratic side going to experience what the republicans experienced in 2008 we are going to get a radical tea party equivalent that will clamor for just straight opposition, oppose, oppose, oppose. speaker ryan is going to have a lot of say in whether he wants to invite democrats to be part of the solution. president-elect trump is going to have some say based on what he chooses

thank you mr. ryan for your service. >> thank you. >> basically, going back a few other callers ago that brought up the fact that we're not capitalistic, and we're mo because of school funding, we get rid of stuff like this, people are going to have more money in their pocket. let the corporations pay for the schools. let's get back to the constitution, because we're not supposed to be doing things the way we're doing things according to the constitution. it would help out the average american greatly. >> are we doing too much? >> i'm not exactly sure. >> too far from the constitution? >> i think maybe in some regards we are and some regards we weren't. you can't have blanket statements like that but i think corporations funding schools solely is really not the way to go. there is a real value in public education. a real value, you know, corporation may not want to teach history or whatever the case may be that helps people. the arts help us con tribute to society. maybe a work force development system,

ryan: sorry. mr. seib: we will remind him he said that. [laughter] rep. e would be excited that the battle of ideas has really matured to the point where we have so many more people engaged in this fight. my mentor, in addition to jack hemp is bob. i spent a lot of time over the years traveling the country and they asked for a tutor to teach me. i want to learn. i have these principles and a good opinion on what they look like and how they work. i learned them from jack kemp. let us see how works in reality. what i am excited about is more and more and more people, i have been getting house republicans to do this, getting out in communities, doing justice. what i think jack would be excited about is the engagement and the participation of so many people in the center right on this issue. i think what he would be upset about is the polarization of our politics. it is just, he is a happy warrior. we think of ourselves as happy warriors. the glass of life is half full, half empty. you have rigorous debate on ideas but it is done in an inclusive way that is po

mr. trump held more meeting here at trump talk in new york on future cabinet and plans for the presidency. speaker of the house paul ryan was mr. trump's first appointment. >> we're very excited about getting to work and hitting the grounds running to put this country back on track. >> trump campaign in baton rouge for republican john kennedy running for empty senate seat. cbs news, new york. >>> and, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a local community which has gone without a grocer for more than a year celebrates a new store opening. how it is bringing more than just food to the area. >> and did you know that many of the dancers appearing in the pennsylvania ballet nutcracker come from all over the worlds? i'll take you behind the scenes to see how they celebrate their holiday tradition. so far away from home. (alex)tor) if you have medicare or will be covered soon, here are some important things you should know. first, if you think medicare covers everything, you may be in for an expensive surprise. second, you could be responsible for thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. which brings us to number thre

the bottom line here is a big decision by mr. ryan. worked to get things done and be willing to get votes from democrats in order to accomplish that, something john brainard dead and will democrats be smart not to know that we don't need to be criticizing tribe. he's going to do well or he's not and that will be on the basis of what he does come in the basis of what we accused him of having failed on. are we going to have -- >> if i just play off of what peter jay shared, we are in the dim x craddock said going to experience in 2008. we are going to get a radical tea party equivalent that is going to really clamor for just straight opposition. .. beyond out the president-ele

mr. tom ryan passed away. we got new sidewalks in the castro.y widened our sidewalks and put in something called the rainbow honor walk, a series of bronze plaques honoring heroes. they looked sparse with a few plaques. and so i thought it would be great to put our names of friends who used to work in the businesses. that's how it started. in front of the businesses where they worked at. and then once i had the idea, it kept snowballing into so much support. and the merchants and the businesses in castro were so excited and what a fresh way of celebrating, remembering world aids day. >> thank you so much for doing this and being here with us this morning. this event is going on starting now until noon, would you say. >> until 12:30. >> until 12:30, if you see kids hanging out on the sidewalk in the castro, you will know why. they're getting busy writing the names. >> it is going on the rest of the day too. >> the chalk will be there the rest of the day. if you want to come out later in the day, come by and write a name. live in san francisco, i'

that disappointed by the outcome of the leadership election, a handful of democrats who had vowed mr. ryanrom ohio to press forward with a proposal to turn some jobs into elected positions. at plan is expected to meet assistance from ms. pelosi who retains the power to appoint people to those positions. some democrats have expressed an interest in the idea. selected ms. pelosi ben ray lujan of new mexico to again laid the democratic congressional campaign committee in the house democrats picked up just six seats in this election. morning an update this from politico that says that nancy pelosi yesterday sent a letter to rank-and-file last night, just hours after fending off the first real challenge to her control in years. ms. pelosiports that has decided to support changes to the leadership that will loosen somewhat her grip on democratic hierarchy. she will back the election of the chair of the d.c. cc and will throw her weight behind five new leadership spots including two for junior members , and she will create the positions of vice chairs or vice ranking members within the committee

this evening, we learned that president-elect trump filled in other positions in his cabinet, ryan zinke, he's mrpick for the interior. he's a former navy seal. he supports federalá funding t preserve opening spaces. >>> the nextag%/÷ secretary of y could be a man who wants to eliminate the department, rick per perry, perry said he will eliminate three cabinet positions as president. he could not remember that the energy department was one of them. perry is known as a champion oil of the industry. he questioned science that shows greenhouse gas emissions contribute to climate change. >>> the president-elect trump hosted another high profile visitor at trump tower today. kanye west, after the meeting, the rapper stood silently next to trump. later, i want to meet with trump today to discuss multi culturalé issues. these issues supporting teachers and violence in chicago. west tweeted #2024 referencing o to his own for presidential. >>> another win for the champ tonight. villanueva took down tempo in a big five battle. this one was never in doubt the number one team in the country had their way wi

ryan notably did not campaign or appear with mr. trump during the election... but the two men seemed to have moved on... with mr. trump paying him a compliment last night. "speaker paul ryan. boos i've really come... boos . oh no. i've come to appreciated him." every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more." there were several protests that interrupted president elect trump's speech. but for the most part, things were peaceful. if you'd like to hear more of mr. trump's speech-- we've posted it on our website. fox6 now dot com. just find the story on our home page. family and friends... remembering a teenager who was silver spring monday night. 15-year-old melanie johnson was in the kitchen when the gunfire began. tonight's vigil took place right outside the front door. family members are begging anyone with information to come forward. she was full of life. it wasnt a day that you can go without melanie making you smile. milwaukee police say theyre investigating the circumstances of the shooting-- including who the intended target was. relative

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thank you, mr. ryan, for your service.oing back a few callers ago who brought up the fact that we are and more sostic socialistic because of school funding -- we get rid of stuff like this, and people will have more money in their pockets. but the corporations pay for the schools. let's get back to the constitution, because we are not supposed to be doing things the way we are doing things according to the constitution. it would help out the average american greatly. congressman?ent -- are we doing too much? are we too far from the constitution? guest: i think in some regards we are and in some regards we are not. i do not think you can have pointed statements like that. i do not think having corporate funding and schooling is the way to go. there is a real value in education -- some corporations may not want to teach history or the arts or whatever it may be that helps us contribute to our society. i do think there is a general frustration that that we have a workforce that element system that is not getting people traine

republicans around mr trump and for the first time, house speaker paul ryan was here with him. i want to play you two big moments during mr trumps 50 minute speech. one of them was about his former rival, hillary clinton, as the crowd started chanting 'lock her up.' but first, here is what the president- elect had to say about ryan, whom he clashed with during the campaign. day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more, and if he ever goes against me i'm not gonna say that ok?" "you people don't stop... lock her up... lock her up.. so i used to say when i hear this chant: let's just win on novemeber 8th but now we've won. people, i'll tell ya tough people in wisconsin fellas." the crowd was so large that state fair park people opened a partition in the more people. fire marshal told me they would do that when the crowd hit six thousand people. at 10, a few of mr trumps policy promises, including what he said about the border wall. live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thanks theo not much opposition to mr. west allis.. brittany? it was a large and lively crowd here at the

you're going to go to paul ryan and go mr. speaker please. please, we can't stand winning this much. we can't take it. and he's going to come to see me and he's going to say, mr. president, the people in wisconsin are tired of winning so much. you're winning with health care. we're winning on the border. we're winning with isis. because we're going to get isis out. we're wing all over, mr. president. they just can't take it anymore. say paul, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you have to go back and tell them we're going to keep winning and winning and winning whether they like it or not. >> they become real good friends, evidently. as good friends you can be. they weren't speaking for a while. they talk almost every day. when his first name came up with that crowd, did you hear the crowd? >> they were mad, because they didn't support him out of the gate. it's going to take the audience to get over that. >> it will take a lot of support. >> i've got -- i've come to appreciate him. >> where is the speaker. he has been -- i'll tell you, he has been terrifi

mr trumps campaign aired radio ads yesterday asking supporters to come out tonight. and it looks like many of them listened - several hundred people have come through the house speaker paul ryan - his first appearance with mr trump at a rally. for a variety of reasons, that never happened during the campaign. congressman sean duffy, a potential candidate for u-s senate in 2018, will be here. so too will governor scott walker, who told us earlier what he wants to hear from mr trump tonight and in h 'my hope is that in particular they send more power and responsibility back to the states for medicaid, transportation, workforce investment and other fundings so winsconis can use those dollars to spend on schools roads and our programs in ways that i think are more effective, more efficient than wahsington can.' this rally was scheduled for the a day early and it showed mr trump actually won by 131 more votes than he did on election night. mr trump addressed that in a tweet last night, calling the recount a 'scam' - well see if he has more to say tonight. live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thanks theo watch mister trump's speech live on our website fox 6 now dot com -- on the fox 6

mr. trump has tapped former navy seal and montana congressman ryan zincy to serve as interior secretary. mr. trump will appear in wisconsin later tonight. the latest stop on his thank you tour. lester? >> kristen, thanks. >>> back to the tillerson pick, reaction has been swift and loud from washington to moscow. his close ties to vladimir putin and how that will figure in a potential confirmation fight. we have it all covered starting with our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell who was the first to break the news about the tillerson pick over the weekend. good evening. >> good evening. donald trump said he wants his secretary of state to reverse what he called years of misguided foreign policies. hiring him precisely because he's an outsider with no experience in diplo diploma diplomacy. in rex tillerson, trump has found someone like himself, no government experience, a successful businessman, whom trump aides praise as trumpian. >> i have tremendous respect for him. he's a world class player. >> reporter: born in wichita falls, texas, joining exxonmobil more than four de

mrs. obama was j radio host ryan seacrest. patrick: this should be a fun mark: the first time i have dropped my clicker. it is still working. 19 right now, 14 in watertown. we will get worse. buckle up. >>> tonight, the images coming in. deadly driving. the snow and ice. hundreds of accidents. and now, the arctic air sweeping in, wind chills 10 to 20 delow zero. >>> president-elect donald trump and the russian hackers. he says he doesn't believe it. taking on the intelligence community he will soon rely on. and on whether he needs the daily intelligence briefings. >> you know, i'm, like, a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every > also tonight, the deadly plot. after seeing dylann roof calmly walking into that church, killing nine, tonight, the chilling new moment in court. the list of other potential targets revealed. >>> the dangerous blast. neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks

mr. price and speaker paul ryan, in the category of maybe biting off more than they can chew, even against some of the concerns of their own numbers, talk about medicare reform once again, which has not gone well for them in the past elections, do think the speaker is genuinely intent on doing that right away as well? as well as obamacare? rep. yarmuth: several of our leaders have said, make my day. if he tries to do that, it will not only result in an incredible backlash from the american people, but also will undermine plans he has two change the affordable care act. medicare is one of the most popular programs in the united states. the polls show it has close to 80% approval. seniors desperately rely on it. it has been an established program now for more than 50 years. it is something you just do not mess with. it is the third rail of american politics. what he wants to do is, the plan has been out there for about six years now, maybe longer, he wants to give every senior a voucher, some kind of credit, last i heard between 5500 and $6,000, and say go out and buy private insurance. we s

ryan notably did not campaign or appear with mr. trump during the election... but the two men seemed to have moved on... with mr. trump paying him a compliment last night. "speaker paul ryan. really come... boos . oh no. i've come to appreciated him." flash to "he's like a fine wine. every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more." there were several protests that interrupted president elect trump's speech. but for the most part, things were peaceful. if you'd like to hear more of mr. trump's speech-- we've posted it on our website. fox6 now dot com. just find the family and friends... remembering a teenager who was shot and killed insider her home near 35th and silver spring monday night. 15-year-old melanie johnson was in the kitchen when the gunfire began. last night's vigil took place right outside the front door. family members are begging anyone with information to come forward. she was full of life. it wasnt a day that you can go without melanie making you smile. milwaukee police say theyre of the shooting-- including who the intended tar

ryan: i'm right here. mr. ayers: i didn't see you there. rep. ryan: it's all good. i can't help but think, if we were in idaho or wisconsin, it would be snowing, wouldn't it? it's sideways, though. well, in the words of yogi berra, at least it is a dry rain . either way, this is a night to be grateful, grateful for everyone who put this together. the forestis team, service, the people of idaho. we are grateful to have this chance to celebrate this wonderful moment with you. i simply want to say to all of you, whatever you do to make this happen, thank you very, very much. butto get too carried away, i cannot help but be more hopeful of what our country than what we are tonight. by that, i don't just mean that we are optimistic, though we are. what i mean is, to see so many people to work so hard for so long to get our tally cap christmas cheer -- our capitol christmas cheer. it is inspiring. hope is not the expectation of good fortune, it is the demonstration of goodwill, the determination to do good, whatever the consequences. that is the message of the christmas s

ryan? >> reporter: as mr. trump smells his cabinet he is coming under fire for his picks. someem isn't draining the swamp but adding the alligators to it. >> what donald trump is doing is he's literally handing the keys to the treasury over to a wall street banker who helped cause the crash. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren fired and up condemning president-elect trump's picks. steve maturein will be as a treasury secretary. >> and picks a guy who had actually been one of the people who helped do all those lousy mortgages that not only broke >> reporter: niewch expin a longtime bank are working as the goldman sachs but starting his own hedge fund but some say he can't be trusted, and he's already talking about tax cuts. >> we're going to have the most significant middle income tax cut since reagan. >> reporter: mnuchin will be joined by wilbur ross as commerce secretary, a billionnaire businessman known as the king of bankrupts well a history of going after strugglingy companies. this all comes as mr. trump anat keep around 1,000 jobs in indiana. it's something the pr

mr. trump, republicans like house speaker paul ryan are weighing in. one day before he and governor scott walker are set to appear with mr trump for a 'thank you' rally in west congressional investigation into cyber attacks. fullscreen ryan said 'any intervention by russia is especially problematic because, under president putin, russia has been an aggressor that consistently undermines american interests.'monday, governor scott walker said he saw no concrete evidence of a hack. and he compared the possibility of russia helping trump to the leader of scotland endorsing clinton during the campaign. i dont think leaders from other countries, one way or the other, whether i hillary clinton or any other candidate — i think its best left to americans to make those decisions :00 walker called the recount 'ridiculous.'speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law that allowed green party candidate jill si request one. youe curious about w ings chan check it out on fox6 no

ryan: no. he's a pretty casual guy. he calls me paul. i call him mr. president-elect, because i just-- i have a reverence for the office. but-- yeah, he's very casual about it. >> pelley: "hey, this is paul. and here's-- here's something i'm thinking about." >> ryan: yeah, yeah. all the time. >> pelley: how long do those conversations go on? >> ryan: 20 to 45 minutes. >> pelley: have you told him being president is not being c.e.o. of the united states, that the congress is going to have a say? >> ryan: oh, we've talked about that extensively. we've talked about-- the constitution, article one on the constitution, the separation of powers. he feels very strongly, actually, that-- that, under president obama's watch, he stripped a lot of power away from the constitution, away from the legislative branch of government. and we want to reset the balance of power, so that people and the constitution are rightfully restored. >> pelley: and that's what donald trump believes? he believes in the separation of power? you don't think he thinks he's going to run th

house speaker paul ryan made his first joint appearance with mr. trump. ended fences following the vote but the speaker faced a tough crowd of trump loyalists in his home state. >> speaker paul ryan, i've really come to -- oh, no. i've come to appreciate him. i tell you, he has been terrific. and, you know, honestly, he's like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, if he ever goes against me, i'm not going to say that, okay. he's a great guy and we're going to work on taxes. we're going to work on obamacare. we're going to work on things and he's going to lead the way. so thank you. we're going to work on the wall, paul. >> i bet that they have developed a pretty good relationship, but i'm from the school of praise in public, credit size in private when you have differences. but i think that era is now behind us. >> yeah, i think but here's the thing that i like about this. they're upset because they are trump loyalists, this is their guy. they brought him a state everybody said he couldn't take so there's a big

ryan did not support mr. trump's candidacy and refused to campaign for him. but much has changed since the scott pelley spoke with ryan for "60 minutes." >> how often have you speaking to the president elect. >> about every day. >> do you call him or he call you? >> both. >> he answers his cell phone. i shouldn't say that. >> he answers the phone. >> you call him on the cell phone. how does he answer? >> he says, hi, hello. >> he doesn't say, this is the president elect. >> he calls me paul. i call him mr. president elect. yeah he is casual. >> this is paul. here is something i am thinking about. >> yeah, yeah. >> how long do the conversations go on? >> 40-45 minutes. >> have you told him being president is not being ceo of the united states that the congress is going to have a say? >> we have talked about that extensively. we have talked about the constitution. article one of the constitution. sepp raegs separation of powers. he feels under president obama's watch he stripped a lot of power away from the constitution away from theis the government. we want to

you are going to win so much, you are going to go to paul ryan, mr. it -- take it and he's going to come see me. mr. president, the people in wisconsin are tired of winning so much. you are winning with health care. we're winning on the border. we're winning with isis because we are going to get isis out. >> not a winning message to democrats at the bottom. >> certainly not to democrats. they gave this a d. independents a c, republicans a b. people are excited to win but they don't like the brag doe doeshness of donald trump. >>> coming up on this thursday, the same agency that targeted conservatives back in the news this morning accused of ripping you off again. by how much? stay tuned. we've got the bad news. >>> and you've seen the commercials but is the my pillow really the best pillow in the world? we're going to put it to the test. brian is. oh, look, our own pillow. ♪ you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfo