mr. wallace, good to see you, sir. >> how are you, leland. >> and you want it to be nice and sunny and 80 this weekend. are they going to get an intelligence briefing before they vote? >> i don't think so. one of the big problems is that i can't imagine any of them have security clerrance. it is all classified information. and i don't see the obama administration rushing to do this. they can't brief congress at this point, how will they brief uncleared civilians who are electors. you point out 69 elector and they are the people who elect the president they are putting out a letter calling for a briefing and 68 of them is democrat and only one of them is republican and they have two leading theories on what is going on. some democrats are try to overturn the information and get damaging information on donald trump and persuade trump electors to turn even though they are legally bound to vote and they would turn and not vote for donald trump and turn to hillary clinton. and then they would delegitimize donald trump for president. >> to that point, if they say all right. unless i get my inte

mr. wallace. "the new york times," "washington post" and others that i agree with you. however, the majority of stories that were shared, the story shared the most came from is more alternative sources of areas that turned to be fake news from these sites. i'm curious to see your thought on what is being led to the growth. it seems except as set people seems except incite people of having these kinds of stories. as we saw this past weekend, what turned out i wanted to pizzerias in d.c. i'm curious what your thoughts are. >> well, you know, it always has. there were times when the circulation for the national enquirer was greater than "the new york times." it is challenging for the democracy, but it doesn't change our job as journalists which is to do the best reporting, most honest reporting weekend. as i say, there's going to be more noise out there and the world is changing. people were saying to me i quoted an article in "the new york times" about whether we should be reporting donald trump's tweets and my reaction is if it is newsworthy absolutely. in 1980 when i wa

mr. trump calls a world-class player and a dealmaker. in an interview with our chris wallace, mr. trump makes it clear he values tillerson's relationships with world leaders. exxonmobil operates in over 50 countries. it's made some $200 billion in the ten years he's been the ceo, and he may not have traditional diplomatic experience, but tillerson has brokered many international business deals with these world leaders, and that's what makes him an attractive candidate to mr. trump. the president-elect says he currently has one person in mind he thinks can do the job, but he hasn't quite made the final decision just yet. >> i have others also that i think -- i mean, bob corker is a fantastic guy. mitt romney i have really gotten to know him and i get along with him really well, but these are -- you know, these are all very different types of people, but when you ask me about rex, i mean, he's a world-class player, there's no question about it. >> reporter: now, perhaps sensing that a decision has already been made, bob corker tweeted if it is rex tillerson, he is a very impress sif

mr. wallace. you spoke about what great campaign reporting was done, and i agree with you.however, it was found that the majority of stories that were shared came from these more alternative sources of news that turned to be fake news. i'm curious to see your thoughts on what you think led to this growth of acceptance that people have had in these kinds of stories. we saw what it turned out as one pizzerias in d.c. i'm curious what your thoughts are. >> junk sells, and it always has. i'm sure there are times where circulation for the national enquirer is greater than the new york times. it is challenging for the democracy, but it does not change our job as journalists, which is to do the best reporting and most honest reporting we can. there's going to be more noise out there. the world is changing. people were saying to me whether or not we should be reporting donald trump's tweets. my reaction is if it is newsworthy, absolutely. i talked about in 1980 when i was covering reagan and he would go to the helicopter. people would shout a question and he would give a quick answ

to our facebook page for a live debate after the show. >> in an exclusive interview with chris wallace mrtrump blasting the cia claims russia heched him win the electionment the president elect rae vealing plans to keep his white house keep in t team in the family. >> president elect donald trump says he doesn't believe in claims russia attempted to interfere with the u.s. presidential election. he sounded off about the report with chris wallace and that is what happened. >> oo i think it is ridiculous. i think it is another ex clues. i don't believe it they talked about all sorts of things. every week it is an excuse. both republican and democrat senators are calling for an investigation. on another matter mr. trump asked if his daughter and son-in-law would join them in washington? >>> oo if you look at ivanka she is so strong with the women issues and child care. nobody can do better with her and i have to see whether or not we can do it and if she would like to do that. i would love to have jared helping us with deals on other nations and see if we can do peace in the middle east. he'

mr. tillerson has been in charge of the world's largest oil and gas company that has dealings in 50 countries. in an interview with chris wallace tomorrow on fox news sunday mr. trump says it's tilerson's interactions with world leaders thattan abls him to be a candidate for secretary of state. listen. >> why does a business executive make sense as the chief diplomat? >> in his case he is much more than a business executive. he is a world-class player. he's in charge of i guess the largest company in the world. he's in charge of an oil company that's pretty much double the size of his next nearest competitor. it's been a company that's been unbelievably managed. and to me a great advantage is he knows many of the players. and he knows them well. he does massive deals in russia. massive deals -- for the company. not for himself, but for the company. >> tillerson does offer to bring executive leadership to the role if chosen. the company has made over $200 billion in profit under his leadership. exxon mobile has also gone through tough times, losing it is aaa credit rating due to falling oil prices. this is a 64-year-old who neve

mr. wallace. you spoke about what great campaign reporting was done, and i agree with you. however, it was found that the majority of stories that were shared came from these more alternative sources of news that turned to be fake news. i'm curious to see your thoughts on what you think led to this -- >> we do have to leave the last few minutes of this but watch it online, c-span.org. live now to the floor of the house. gaveling in for legislative business. they'll start with one-minute speeches and moving on to debate 21 bills under suspension of the rules. at 4:00 eastern, members will hold their first and only vote series of the day. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. haplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day.

mr. trump telling chris wallace the one china policy whereby the u.s.a.ecognizes the beijing government as a sole authority where taiwan is involved might not be a good thing. china doesn't like that. again, it might be better if mr. trump postpones this confrontation until he is in office and fully briefed on the consequences of a war of words with the chinese. plenty of time to make deals with china. why t them off now? finally, donald trump's appointments to me, they looked fine. it's not like any of these cabinet members have tremendous power. they don't. they do what they're told to do. and all the people appointed so far have skill and experience. fox news is now reporting that ceo of exxon rex tillerson is trump's pick for secretary of state. i have never met mr. tillerson. i know little about him. although reports are that he has a good relationship with vladimir putin. maybe tillerson can neutralize putin's bad behavior. that would be a good thing. i expect mr. tillerson to be confirmed in the senate despite all the whining. summing up, russian h

lederhosen for a kilt. >>> president-elect donald trump speaking with fox news' chris wallace on "foxo news sunday." mrlking about his time as a cadet at a military academy and answering the burning question of whether he and his family will live in the white house. >> you spent five years at the new york military academy where you became the captain of cadets. what did you learn there about military discipline? >> well, i learned that i respected it, and i respect people in the military and i always have, at least since i've been there, and we had military people there. we had drill sergeants and colonels and we actually had a general and i always respected those people, and i learned at a young age they're terrific. >> there is a lot of curiosity about your lifestyle as president. are you going to live in the white house? are you going to spend most of your time at trump to you summer. >> no, i'm going to live in the white house with my family. barron is going to finish up school because he's got just a couple months too long and melania will be back and forth for this first couple of months. we'll b

mr. trump. chris wallace says it's about the secretary of state position.t hour we received news that andy puzner is expected to be nominated as the secretary of labor. all this with news that linda mcmann will run the small business administration. she built the wrestling industry. my shock of the day, alan mulally, former ford ceo in line for secretary of state. maybe another business person taking the diplomat's top job? may be? what do you say to this? >> i can speak about mr. trump's feeling about alan. on the campaign trail he always remarked how he kept ford from not going into bankruptcy during the financial crisis. he has an enormous amount of respect for his business acumen. i think one of the reasons president-elect trump is looking for business leaders for secretary of state is because he knows they have international experience with dealing with trade and they always bring a level of pragmatism to the process. it's been a very wide, very diversion selection criteria. i think you have to applaud the president-elect for this. he's taking this ver

. >>> reaction from the president-elect comments to chris wallace about daily intelligence briefings, mre is a smart person that doesn't need briefings every day among other things. now president obama is weighing in on those comments. >> reporter: good afternoon, jenna. the intent of briefings is to provide on-going basis of information for the president of the united states with the idea the president has all of the information they need to make decisions when the time arrives. the practical way they're delivered changes by each president, the style, type of information they receive, the way it is delivered, who it is shared with. presidential briefing style that george w. bush received is different than that of president obama. and president obama commenting on these daily briefings and what he receives from the daily intelligence services says it is vital information. >> if you're not getting their perspective, their detailed perspective, then you are flying blind. >> reporter: the president acknowledged intelligence services are not perfect but also says it doesn't matter how smart

chris wallace on mr. obama's legacy and what could happen under a trump administration.ll: also the man who ran hillary clinton's campaign pointing the finger squarely at the fbi. former house speaker newt gingrich on john podesta's call for a bipartisan investigation, in a moment. martha: and the dow flirting with 20 k, bill. it will do it this friday. bulls running, what a span since the trump election. how does it work for working americans? when we come back. >> for years the jobs and wealth have been ripped out of your state and ripped out of our country, like we're a bunch of babies. foreign pow verse gotten rich, bleeding america dry because we have people that don't know what they're doing or worse than that. . . martha: fox news alert, we are awaiting a news conference by president obama. set to start early afternoon. it is his last before he heads out for the holidays to hawaii as is his typical vacation back home. he will be leaving shortly. this is one day after president-elect donald trump canceled what would have been his first news conference since the ele

mrs. clinton, who told the world, when chris wallace questioned her at the third of her three debates sheld respect the outcome. she is now going back on that and jill stein, not that many people have heard of, got all of us talking about her -- >> you're right about that. let me ask you if you don't mind me switching gears like a drunk professor, the electors, the push on some of them-some have havely pressed to change their stance, particularly the republican ones to states that trump won, to not vote for donald trump and a couple of talk about either sitting down or not voting for him, switching, voting for hillary. what legally are they allowed to do and not do? >> i. >> the law is different in automatic states in our home state of new jersey, the law says you will vote for the person that you promised to vote for when you were named an elector. so new jersey went for hillary clinton. new jersey's 15 electoral votes consist of 15 human beings who publicly promised they will vote for mrs. clinton. if they get to d.c. and don't do so, there's very little new jersey can do. now go back t

mr. trump's decision to retain an executive producer credit on the show. chris wallaceim about it on "fox news sunday." >> you are keeping your stake in "celebrity apprentice" according to "the new york times." you're going to shift operations and keep your stake in -- your real estate business. >> essentially i won't have anything to do with the management. >> isn't that a huge conflict of interest? >> when i ran everyone knew i was a big owner of real estate over the world. i won't have anything to do with the management of the company. i don't care about it anymore. i'm so focused on doing a great job as president. >> mr. trump clarified on twitter nothing to do with "celebrity apprentice" as president and devote zero time. only have a stake in it. all right. what do you make about this? people are upset to say when you watch the show executive producer potus trump. >> if you watch the either beginning or end of a movie, there's like 20 executive producer credits. usually investors, one or two total real producers of the movie and this is -- the thing that donald tru

mr. trump before the election's wants james comey to resign, car line shively fox 5 >>> chris wallace sittinglusive interview with president-elect donald trump, catch it right here on fox 5. >>> following new details of a deadly take a look. turkey authorities say two bombs went off in a nearby park, 15 people were killed, nearly 70 others wounded. 20 police officers, attacks occurred after fans had gone home, so far no one claimed responsibility. >>> fox 5 is in manassas tonight, a mother is facing child abuse after she allegedly gave h calm her baby down. the child had trouble breathing and taken to the hospital. baby is expected to recover. nicholson is charged with child abuse she'll be in court in february. >>> people showing support for a northwest pizza parlor. a fund-raiser for comet pizza was held organizers are keeping it going. a gunman walked into the pizzeria and fired shots inside. edgar welch was responding to -- a sex trafficking campaign run by hillary clinton's, they say the claims aren't true >> it's completely fictitious. this is a great business and the fact that anyone w

mr. trump told chris wallace on fox news sunday that he was getting very, very close to an official announcement. also west virginia senator joe mansion is meeting with the president-elect today. his report saying that he's being considered for energy secretary, that meeting was originally scheduled for friday but senator mansion stayed here in washington as the senate worked on short-term government funding. >> this is the scene outside we have also a camera inside trump tower as we have been watching the candidates come and go throughout the week. you can see that scene inside on our website, go to c-span.org. michigan congressman ranking member of the house judiciary committee recently hosted a forum on the future of the electoral college. experts discuss the pros and cons of the process. this is just over two hours. >> the committee will come to order. good afternoon. i want to begin by thanking the members as well as the panelist all of whom are present for participating in today's forum on the electoral college. we're holding this panel because recent elections and public sentiment have ma

mr. trump is sitting down with our own chris wallace with an exclusive interview for "fox news sunday." >> let me ask you about rex tillerson. >> okay. >> head of exxonmobil. why does a business executive make sense as the chief diplomat? >> well, in his case, he's much more than a business executive. he's a world-class player. he's in charge of i guess the largest company in the world. he's in charge of an oil company that's pretty much double the size of his next serious competitor. it's been a company that's been unbelievably managed and, to me, a great advantage is he knows many of the players and he knows them well. he does massive deals in russia, massive -- for the company. not for himself but for the company. >> again, tillerson happens to be one of those finalists that he's keeping a close watch on before he makes the decision for secretary of state. you can watch more of that exclusive interview tomorrow on "fox news sunday" right here on the fox news channel. check your local listings for that. >>> and we have another fox news alert for you. syrian government forces expected to

and also chris wallace flies on mr. trump's plane. your local listing on the big fox. >>> temperatures are taking a plunge across the country, marking the time of year for enjoying nice hot cocoa. a lake-effect snowstorm dumped 16 inches of snow in upstate new york. from the plains to the northwestern mountains, heavy snow is forecast in the coming days. bitter cold does not mean an end to the outdoor fun, though. the city of ithaca, new york, is celebrating its annual ice festival with some of the best ice sculptures in the country. they use anything from chain saws to blow torches to craft beautiful works of icy art. judges will gather to decide which of these craftsmen will receive the $9,000 prize. >>> it' of tough work. cozy and cold in boston as well. 25 degrees. but hey, it will warm up to a toasty 27 in the next hour. >> this is when the two anchors get to argue about who has it worst out here in the cold. but molly remembers months of blizzards, two years ago. and it is a perfect football weather. you may see behind me u.s. n

mr. jim wallace was coming year we said go back and keep working on this and the rest is good.opefully you'll be able to convey to your constituents that this is basically what it is to allow people to engage and dialogue among each other when they do that and they love the process and they themselves are serious about what they are doing. we all win. we always get what we want but we get there. so thank you again for using those powerful statements and hopefully you can cope convey that. >> any other comments than? >>good evening directors. i'm hunter cutting. tonight i'm speaking on behalf of steve clipper cold as well as san francisco sierra club of the recent agreement by-anderson to pursue a small arena in the cove is a step four. however this proposal was still sacrifice one third of the cove and significantly reduce public access. in addition the proposal was significantly reduce the programs operated by the sailing center. the sailing center basically agreed to take this hit in order to ensure that at least part of the cold is saved and i applaud them for that. in essen

mr. obama done absolutely nothing about it. now, the situation has reached critical mass because hillary clinton lost the pres >> telling chris wallacemight not be a good thing. china didn't like that. again, might be better if mr. trump postpones this confrontation when he's in office and fully briefed on the consequences of a war of words with the chinese. finally, donald trump's appointments were fine. it's not like any of these cabinet members have tremendous power, they don't. they do what they're told to do. fox news is reporting that ceo of exxon is trump's pick for secretary of state. reports are that he has a good relationship with vladimir putin. maybe tillerson can neutralize putin's bad behavior. i expect him to be confirmed in the senate despite the whining. coming up, russian hacking happened. president obama should have to deal with it. he did not. if it continues, president trump will have to. on trump's appointment, they look good. and maria knows all of the big shots. every big shot in the world, maria knows them. so you, and tillerson go way back, right? >> i interviewed him a lot at cnbc. i did a lot on the oil in

mr. trump is pushing back hard. in an exclusive interview with chris wallace he called it ridicu

mr. trump is pushing back hard. in an exclusive interview with chris wallace he called it ridiculous

mr. trump had won the nomination squarely and fairly. >> conway telling chris wallace that trump's recenttehran was a courtesy call. cheryl: house speaker paul ryan outlining plans under the trump presidency on 60 minutes last night. priority number one is repealing up on the care and replacing it with an affordable patient centered system. he also wants to make sure medicare doesn't run out of money. the speaker and trump trading insults, but ryan says all of that is now under the rug. >> a day after the election or two days after the election we basically decided to the bygones be bygones and move forward and was over in town with. ever since then we've had nothing but extremely productive conversations. >> ryan says trump is going to be a very unconventional president. nicole: 33 people now dead in a tragic warehouse fire in california. less than halfway through the debris. oakland mayor is a criminal investigation under way. the blaze ignited during the late night dance party on friday night. more bodies expected to be found as people who attended the party are still missing. some of

mr. trump is pushing back hard. in an exclusive interview with chris wallace he called it ridiculous. >> you say you don't know why. do you think the cia is trying to overturn the results of the election to weaken you in office. >> if you look at the story and you look at what they said, there's great confusion. nobody really knows. hacking is very interesting. once they hack if you don't catch them in the act you're not gonna catch them. they don't know if it's russia or china or somebody sitting in a bed someplace. they have no idea. >> kristen who does mr. trump think was behind the hacking? >> reporter: mr. trump says that he doesn't know and neither does the intelligence community. >> you read the stories, the various stories, they're disputing and certain groups don't necessarily agree. personally it could be russia. i don't really think it is, but who knows? i don't know either. they don't know and i don't know. >> reporter: adding to the confusion is the washington post report that says the cia and fbi are not on the same page in terms of their assessment of russia's motives. the cia believes that russia wa

mr. trump is pushing back hard. in an exclusive interview with chris wallace he called it ridiculous

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democrats to show support was new york senator schumer who told chris wallace he would love a bill in the first 100 days. it is a bill mrump may have a hard time getting passed his many concerned where the trillion would come from as we push to being 20 trillion. >> and i live near boston. and the teague could use overhaul. >> and it could be who gets it. >> and see where all of the money goes. thank you, rob, we appreciate it. >> and pilgrim and tourist from around the world are flocking to bethlehem to celebrate christmas eve. it is the traititional birth place of jesus. they take in the manger square and listen to christmas songs playing on the loud speakers in. arabic. >> it is unique and never seen anything like it. and i love the public square in the back and the amount of people cluster together. and it is just enjoying their time. i think for me, it is meaningful because it is christmas time and here's where everything started andy yeah. so i am enjoying it a lot. >> despite the holiday cheer, security forces are on high alert because of the conflicts in the region. >> and the owner of the warehouse where 36 peo

mr. trump told fox news sunday's chris wallace that idea is ridiculous. the president-elect's transition team says democrats new focus on the hacking may have more to do with politics. >> donald trump won with 306 electoral votes, 2300 counties throughout this country including multiple that president obama carried handily. i just, i'm a little concerned at how the left is now trying to focus on delegitimizing the election. >> i'm not saying he tipped the scales one way or the other. but if we have evidence that he has got himself involved in our elections in a serious way, we need to have, i believe, a select committee that doesn't have any other business to attend to to focus on what may have happened. >> reporter: this just breaking. a senior law enforcement officials confirms the department of homeland security and the fbi are working with the election assistance commission after an apparent cyberbreach. the official tells fox there was information for sale on the dark web that appeared to be from the eac. the eac does not administer elections. state

mr. trump was hugely impressed by the first meeting. now he is ceo of the largest oil and gas company over a decade and in an interview with chris wallace which airs on fox nows tomorrow. president-elect trump said it is tillerson interaction relationships makes him an attractive candidate to be secretary of state. >> let me ask you about rex tillerson head of exxon mobile. why does a business excutive make sense as a chief diplomat? >> he is a world class player. he's in charge of just the largest company in the world and he's in charge of an oil company that doubled the size of the nearest competitor. and it is unbelievably managed and to me a great advantage he knows many of the players well. he does massive deals in russia and for the company and not for himself. >> reporter: tillerson offers executive leadership if chosen. the company made over 200 billion. he's 64 years old and never worked for another company other than exxon mobile. and after mayor guiliani, the list of likely sec cand uponida ford cer o, and mitt rom no and poet pete and corker. and bolton. >> what are the democrats are saying about the possibility of tillerson

bill: chris wallace confirming a moment ago, trump transition team, mr.ay as possible secretary of state. he used to run ford. he used to round boeing. if you remember the exxon ceo was also under consideration for the same job. mitt romney was under consideration for this same job. there is a, there is a common thread here about either business leaders or generals that mr. trump is attracted to, especially when it comes to the category of secretary of state. no announcements. just interviews. nonetheless interesting to consider a that in a moment. first though, here is a christmas idea you ask yourself. who in their right mind would buy this? that's a rock, folks! you will not believe what we have heard. ♪ martha: so it seems that leather-wrapped rocks are very popular this holiday season. this was not on my list. how did i miss it? sold out at nordstrom.com. it's a rock. description says paper weight, conversation piece, it is up to you. these stones sold for $85 each. i wonder if you can make stone soup with them. remember the children's book? bill: so

chris wallace was going on inside and he asked mr. his future lifestyle when he gets into office. >> mr. trump says the plane is a step up from air force one. much of his team was there. chief of staff reince priebus and senior advisor steve bannon. national security advisor general mike flynn and rudy giuliani, who just took himself out of the running for secretary of state. once we had leveled off i asked the president-elect, about his new life. there is a lot of curiosity about your life-style as president. are you going to live in the white house? are you going to spend most of your time at trump to youer? >> no, i will live in the white house with my family. baron will finish up school because he has just a couple of months to go, so it's a little hard to take him out of school. melania will be back and forth for that first couple months. no we'll stay in the white house. >> you talk about the fact that mrs. trump will stay back in new york with baron until he finishes school. are you going to be lonely rattling around in the whi

mr. trump has more meetings planned monday, including with go looks he poked fun of during the primaries...and, the other -- west virginia's democratic senator joe manchin. and, don't forget, this 'fox news sunday' chris wallace sits down exclusively with president-elect donald trump in his first sunday show interview since winning the election. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." it's time for your news and weather together. a federal judge halts a lawsuit aimed at stopping wisconsin's recount. two conservative groups filed judge reasoned that the counting is almost over and has little chance of affecting the election's outcome. the lawyer representing both groups would not say if they planned to appeal the decision. search and rescue efforts are underway at lake como after a man falls through the ice. officials say they received reports that a man walking on the ice, had fallen through about 1-15 this afternoon. multiple departments have responded with airboats and dive teams. the walworth county sheriff's office says they'll c possible. as the first major snowfall of the season looms overhead-- milwaukee officials say they're prepared. with winter storm warnings forecast for tomorrow night-- officials

president-elect donald trump sitting down with fox's chris wallace for an exclusive wide ranging interview on fox news sunday discussing jobs in the u.s. and mr. trump's intervention into a private business matter. listen. >> you recently intervened with carrier to save about 1,000 jobs from moving to mexico and you said at one of your rallies you were asking for a list of ten companies that are thinking about it so you can call them as well. should the president of the united states be calling companies? how would you have felt if barack obama gets on the phone and says donald here's how i want you to do business? >> i would have been honored. i don't have to do it myself. we have top, top smart people but what are you going to do? we're going to have to impose a major tax on companies that leave, build their product and think they're going to sell it to our border like we're -- >> what about the free market sir? >> that's not free market when they go out and sell back into our country. >> but that's a free market. they made a decision -- >> no. that's the dumb market, okay, that's the dumb market. i'm a big free trader. but it has to be fai

mr. tillerson russia connection as asset speaking with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> to me a greatnows many of the players he knows them well, he does massive deals in russia massive deals for the company, not for himself but for the companion. >> this morning mr. trump announcing john kelly as choice to lead department of homeland security, tier retired four star adjoin previously led u.s. southern command, trump tower today the president-elect will meet with former rivals santorum carly fee er ena rick perry potential candidate for energy secretary or head of veterans affairs. >> blake burman in washington fox news digital politics editor cries, we have a lot to talk about tillerson your take on rick perry ring energy department senate uneasy about reports rex tillerson will be next secretary of state potentially welcome to president-elect boost confidence what do you think. >> i thought to talk about penguins in santa suits what is what i am here for tillerson pick on one hand in a democratic like a nightmare scenario not just ceo of a massive corporation, but also the ceo of wh

wallace on fox news sunday. one of the biggest questions is his pick for secretary of state, exxon mobile co rex tillerson is on short list but mr. trump said he isn't ready to confirm anything >> he does massive deals in russia for the company. i have tremendous respect for him. >> reporter: mr. trump also dismissing the cia report that russia influenced the election so he could win >> i don't believe it. i don't know why, and i think it's just, you know, they talked about all sorts of things. every week it's another excuse. >> reporter: that's in stark contrast to the reactions from other republicans, members from the senate armed services committee including john mccaine calling for these claims to be fully investigated saying the parties must work together. >> we would be working on put a bipartisan basis >> you can't make this issue part send, it's too important, a fundamental of a democracy is a free and fair election >> this is form of war fare vladamir puten who is a thug and a bully for him to be trying to impact our election, that's -- we have to -- there has to, he has to held accountable >> the president-elect made c

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wallace in for bill o'reilly. and in the factor follow-up segment tonight, donald trump's deal with carrier. mr. almost 1,000 jobs as a triumph. >> united technologies and carrier stepped it up. and now they're keeping actually the number is over 1100 people, which is so great. which is so great. companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. not going to happen i will tell you right now. >> but the deal is not sitting well with some free market advocates. >> i think this is the worst economic speech by an american politician. [ laughter ] 1984 walter mondale promised to reverse reaganomics. sloot worse speech. the idea that american corporations are going to have to try to make business decisions not based on the fact that we have created an ideal environment for economic growth in the united states but out of fear of punitive actions based on who know what is criteria exactly from a presidential administration. i think that's absolutely chilling. >> joining us now from denver, former georgia congressman jack kingston senior advisor to the trump campaign. with

the president-elect reiterate to chris wallace that he'll try to, quote, impose a major tax on company that is leave the country and sell back to the united states. mr. trump has said that number could be as high as 35%. however, experts we have spoken to, like derek scissors of the american enterprise institute, says the president can enact this but can't cite specific companies. >> that is why we're getting him to talk about carrier and visiting and negotiating with companies. because that authority doesn't really exist. >> reporter: mr. trump has said he wants free but fair trade. critics say signaling out specific companies engages in picking winners and losers. >> what kind of legal problems could be faced, blake? >> reporter: should a company be singled out by a tax for the president for leaving and selling back into the u.s., experts say it is likely that company would sue and then you get into quite possibly an ed immediate junction with years after that. one possibility to side-step a piecemeal trade battle, if you will, could involve a comprehensive tax plan that embraces the trade deficit and how to tax the goods that come across the bord

sitting down with chris wallace on "fox news" sunday, one of the biggest questions is his pick for secretary of state, exxon mobile ceo rex tillersonnies on the short list but mr. trump isn't ready to confirm anything. >> he does massive deals in russia. he does massive deals for the company, not just for himself but for the company. i have tremendous respect for him. >> reporter: mr. trump dismissing the cia report that russia influenced the election so he could win. >> i don't believe it. i don't know why and i think it is just, you know, they are talking about all sorts of things, every week it is another excuse. >> reporter: but that is in contrast to the reaction from other republicans. members of the senate arms services committee including senator john mccain calling for these claims to be fully investigated saying that the parties must work together. >> we would be working in the the bipartisan basis. you cannot make this issue partisan. the it is too important. fundamental of a democracy is a free and fair election. >> this is a form of warfare, for vladamire putin who is a thug and a bull i for him to be trying to impact our elections, we have to, th

mr. trump said recently he only thinks he needs one if an adviser on his team tells him that something in the intel changed so he gets a pdb when he needs one. he toild chris wallace earlier this month that he is a smart person and doesn't care to be told the same thing everyday. with the suggestion that some classified material gets stale. with that being said, on a conference call today, prince igs officials stressed the president-elect does have contact with his national security team once a or twice a day wherever they led. that is led by retired general michael flynn who mr. trump used to bring along to the briefings he used as a candidate to verify if the information he was being presented was legitimate. flynn was here at maralago for today's presidenti briefing. sandra? >> thank you. karl rove and fox news political contributor, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what did you make of the president-elect's first public marks on this attack in germany. >> he was direct and explicit. this is an attack by islamic terrorist. it is refreshing to have a president-elect who is willing to call this for what it is. and to be straight forward. >

mr. trump has now met with some 90 qualified individuals to serve as -- in some capacity when his administration begins on january 20th. more meetings scheduled again through next week. >> thank you. chris wallace has been covering presidential transitions since the 1980s and says he has never seen anything like the one. chris will spend the whole day with the president-elect tomorrow. first in trump tower and then on a plane ride of trump force one and then a football game. not just any football game. army-navy, which i'm punched -- pumped about. i'll talk to him about this. and look at this, never in the history of people on earth has the dow jones industrial average been above 19007. never happened, ever once, ever ever, and eight years ago we looked at the market going, it can never happen because in the market was down, like, 8,000. well, lo andbe hold of deand behold the trump rally continues. could 20,000 be in the future? we'll talk about your money, stay with us. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for d

wallace, the host of the "fox news sunday". >> great to see you guys. it was quite a day yesterday, we went to the trump tower and sat down for an exclusive interview with mron a road trip, went on the presidential motorcade to the streets of new york to trump force one, kind of a treat. to the army/navy game. i got to tell you, he was being received there as the commander in chief. so i think you'll see at the top of the hour a really extraordinary and unique look at the man who's going to be our president in the next six weeks. >> what else came in that interview? we've only been playing that brief part about rex tillerson. what else came out of it that stuck out to you? >> i'll give you the subjects but i won't give you the answers because you have to watch the show. we begin with the real controversy over this report that the cia concluded that russia was not just trying to destabilize the election and undermine confidence in this but actively working to elect donald trump president. he's not very happy about that and doesn't believe it. you'll have to see what he has to say in the show. we talked about cabinet picks. we talked about his agenda, the ph