ms. clinton. >> i apologize. you are right. secretary clinton, i stand corrected. >> thank you, john. dagen: dow 20,000 because of donald trump. thanks, guys. cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now. what do you have? neil: if the rally has chance of continuing, someone says congress bet get moving on tax cuts. the president and the prime minister, are we about to see a blast from the past? we le debate it coming up. dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, bl the headlines log onto foxnews.com. dagen: president trump signing an order this week establishing new refugee vetting measures to keep terrorist out of the u.s. critics are crying foul but gary b. you say this is the right move. >> and it's so obvious, dagen. look, let me make an analogy, if you have a leak somewhere, a pipe in your house, the plumber comes, what they do is turn off the water going into the house. they don't do it permanently, no more water forever. they do it temporarily so they can find w

ms. clinton. >> i apologize. you are right. secretary clinton, i stand corrected. >> thank you, john. dagen: dow 20,000 because of donald trump. thanks, guys. cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now. what do you have? neil: if the rally has chance of continuing, someone says congress bet get moving on tax cuts. the president and the prime minister, are we about to see a blast from the past? we le debate it coming up. dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, some here are saying we can't afford not to. >> live from america's news headquarters in washington, d.c. president trump will be working the phones this saturday talking to five foreign leaders, much of the attention focusing on his conversation with german chancellor angela merkel but the most important call could be the one to russian president vladimir putin. it'll be the first official contact between the two world leaders since mr. trump was sworn into office. they are expected to discuss improving u.s.-r

ms. clinton: when there are no ceilings, the sky is the limit. >> i think the democratic party in 2016 hase a very good job of trying to get to the actual concerns of broad-based american people. mr. trump: upon taking office i will issue a temporary moratorium on new agency regulations. >> on top of halting new financial regulations, donald trump would lower the top individual tax rate to 33%, cut corporate taxes from 35% to 15%. david: are we going to get numbers that say, this is how much this will cost and this is how we will pay for it? >> down the line there will be scoring, but i am skeptical of how accurate that scoring can be, because you do not know how dynamic the economy can be. i think we are way underestimating america right now, because we have been so many years in slow growth. if you speed up the growth, you will get more business investments and tax revenues. it will make it easier to do the spending reforms you need to get done. ms. clinton: starting on day one, we will work with both parties to pass the biggest investment in new, good paying jobs since world war ii. >>

ms. clinton and a clear preference for donald trump.oth the cia and the fbi have said they have high confidence in these conclusions. the report also goes on to warn moscow will apply lessons learned from its putin ordered campaign aimed at the u.s. presidential election to future influence efforts worldwide including against u.s. allies and their election processes. u.s. president obama says moscow's interference proves that vladimir putin is not a friend of the united states. >> what is true is that the russians intended to meddle and they meddled. vladimir putin is not on our team. >> top u.s. intelligence officials did brief donald trump on their findings on friday in new york. the president-elect praised them following the meeting but he insisted there's no evidence the alleged hacking had any impact on his victory over hillary clinton or even that russia was behind it. for more on that, here's sarah murray. >> reporter: after huddling with the nation's u.s. top officials donald trump still isn't ready to point a finger at russia f

ms. clinton got almost 3 million more votes than this silver spoon pastored -- bastard who is out there nowhost: let's hold up on the language. robert says a speaking of keith ellison, robert says i would love for keith ellison because he is a winner for republicans and socialist says anyone who will stop accepting large donations and instead represent the interests of the people. segments,only in the call (202) 748-8000 in eastern and central time zones. if you are a8-8001 democrat in mountain pacific time zones. hisident obama giving farewell address tonight in chicago, several newspaper editorials taking on the obama legacy today. one of those is the editorial today," saying obama leaves a complex legacy. the end of the column says being president in a hyper policy and -- a hyper partisan age is enough to gray anyone's hair. with much to be proud of, his approval rating is roughly 20% ahead of president george w. bush's final holes. host: accompanying that in "usa today," is a column by former senator jim demint from south carolina. president of the heritage foundation, you can read his

ms. clinton, there said were to models in their mind for how to deal with guns in the commonsense way.australia. in australia, and ms. clint cited the fact australia had a gun buyback program and we tried that here on a voluntary bases here. in australia, it was a mandatory basis and the ads were simple. they said refuse to turn in your guns go to prison. then the government bought a full-page ad in the australian newspaper, and this is ms. clint way of regulating guns, they bought three page ads of people naked tied to showers, supposed to be prison showers, and says if you don't turn in your gun this could be your future. people that hold that up as the model of how they might to deal with firearms in the country want to in fact abolish firearms. there is every reasonable restriction on firearms result in that -- does -- no. what has to be realized is there are a lot of people that want to accomplish that so people that believe in the second amendment have to be careful. whether the gun control act of 1968 passed, ted kennedy said it was a great first step of abolishing firearms in t

briefing, having seen this new report, do you believe that what the russians did cause hillary clinton the election? ms. pelosi: i would say this, regardless of the outcome of the election, the american people have a right to know what a foreign power did to disrupt our election. and that's really the point. it doesn't matter -- reporter: do you think it affected the outcome? ms. pelosi: when you see the report you'll make a judgment about that. reporter: what's your judgment? i'm asking? ms. pelosi: i have thought -- i have said all along that the leaks the russians disruption of our election, which is clearly evident in their -- when you make a judgment about these things, you look at what is the source? what is the source of the disruption? what tools does that source have at its disposal? what is the path they took to the target? and i think when you see this report you will see with confidence how the intelligence community has identified what we have seen and i knew from the disruption at the dccc. we knew it was the russians. not from any classified information because i could not disclose that,

ms. clinton becomes president, let's less hope fore -- change but mr. trump is opportunity.w, what we have heard from him, he is ready for constructive dialogue with the russians and that is encouraging. francine: do you believe this dialogue goes as far as saying he will roll back on sanctions and will be e.u. follow suit if he does that? >> i think sanctions should be an agenda if we would like to return to a good level of relationship, they should be eased. maybe not all of them, they be not on crimea but on other issues and issues relating to financial institutions. francine: if there is in distress -- tom: if there is a distressed in the west for mr. pruden -- distrust in the west for mr. puting, what would you like to see him -- from him? need to do?. putin >> the mistrust was created from the western side. vladimir putin delivered a famous speech, he was very sincere, he is like mr. turmp -- ,rump and speaks what he means the person who defends the russian policy, russian rights for investment interest in this world come he will defend this but mr. trump promised to r

ms. clinton, you don't move out of mom's basement and don't mean it in a pejorative sense and that innovative thinking, i'm looking forward to have the opportunity to fight people across party lines. it doesn't make anybody do anything, right? you choose to enter the program. it doesn't change the benefits my mother receives, which you don't break that promise you made yesterday, you change maybe the setup for tomorrow but that sort of thing, to know when it's over with we made a mark and moved the needle. nobody's going to remember me but they'll remember what we did while we were here and that's what matters. >> appreciate your time. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: the new congress starts tuesday, watch the opening day event and activities on c-span. we are live from the u.s. capitol starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you'll meet new representatives and hear from returning members. gavel's in at noon. opening day business in

therefrom that hillary clinton of the state of new york received nine votes for president, and tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia received nine votes for vice president. ms. kolbe: mr. speaker, the -- mr. president the certificate , of the electoral vote of the state of connecticut seems to be in regular form and authentic and it appears therefrom that hillary clinton of the state of new york received seven votes for president, and tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia received seven votes for vice president. vp. biden: mr. brady. mr. brady: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of delaware seems to be in regular form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that hillary clinton of the state of new york received three votes for president, and tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia received three votes for vice president. vp. biden: mr. blunt? senator blunt: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of district of columbia seems to be in regular form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that hillary clinton of the state of new york received three votes for president and tim kaine of the commonwe

and now, hillary clinton is alive. [cheering] ms. steinem: and definitely not in jail.rld about women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights. so crucial when collectively violence against females in the world has produced a world in which for the first time there are fewer females than males. i'm not trying to deny the danger that this day initiates. trump and his handlers have found a fox for every chicken coop in washington and a twitter finger must not become a trigger finger. [cheering] ms. steinem: some very experienced doctors of the american psychiatric association have publicly written to warn us that -- and i quote "he is widely reported symptoms of mental instability including grandiosity, impulsivity, hypersensitivity to slights or criticism, and an apparent inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality. lead us to question his fitness for the immense responsibilities of the office." [cheering] ms. steinem: it was on full display in his inaugural address yesterday. everything that happened before him was a disaster. and everythin

hillary clinton received 11 votes for president and tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia received 11 votes for vice president. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of michigan receive -- seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald jump trump of the state of new york received 16 votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received 16 votes for vice president. vice president biden: for what purpose does the gentlewoman rise? >> i object because people are horrified by the overwhelming. join section 18 of toyotale 3 prohibits debate in a joint session. the gentlewoman -- section 15 and 17 of the title -- of u.s. code require any objection be presented in writing signed by both members of the house and a member of the senate, is the objection in writing not only by the member of the house but also by a senator? >> mr. president, even with -- vice president biden: there is no debate in order. is it signed by a senator. objection ady -- cannot be entertained. the vice president biden: the chair is prepared to proceed wi

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ms. writing down words of wisdom to the incoming president has become a tradition for the outgoing commander in chief. >> in his letter to george w. bush, president bill clintonyou now shoulder are great but often exaggerated. my prayers are with you and your family. godspeed. >> and president bush told barack obama, no matter what comes, you will be inspired by the character and the compassion of the people you now lead. >> good words of wisdom there. >> see what the tradition holes for obama to trump. >>> now, the switch from the old administration to the new one is supposed to be as seamless as possible. >> take a look at what's left after obama's staffers moved out. stark white walls in the offices, computers are gone, the furniture is pretty much gone. pretty much void of any trace of the obama administration. >> anything personal and the office of press second, the computer monitor on the left still tuned in to trump's inaugural festivities, absolutely interesting, the transition that takes place all this morning. more news after this. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe.

clinton than for him. >> thank you very much, jim acosta. "out front" now, drew griffin, gloria borger, mark preston, ms. henderson with me. the president saying 3.5 million illegal votes. true it would be the biggest scam in american political history. you have investigated the claim and looked and the studies that the president is apparently looking at. what did you find? >> during the campaign, when then president trump was making these claims, we specifically begged the campaign to give us the proof behind all this. they sent us a list of five or six different things, supposedly that mr. trump based this decision on or his conclusion on. we went through step by step calling the authors of the st y studi studies, calling the secretaries of state that were involved in some of these stories, calling the philadelphia city commissioner, a republican, i might add, concerning the voter fraud issues. all of them said there was just no way any of this made any sense. they had very, very tiny amounts of potential voter fraud cases going on in the state of colorado, a total of six, six people involved. so it doesn't make any sens

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