these are my hiking sisters. >> reporter: nancy harris, brenda trainer, elizabeth harris, and jennifer baldwin. four friends. five mountains. >> these are serious treks. that's what we want. we want a challenge. >> reporter: the challenges started with nancy conquering kilimanjaro. building bonds with every step. >> we were crossing rivers, >> every single day was hard. every single day was a challenge. >> you are only there because you got yourself there. >> on the trip we had a motto that was something like, i'd rather feel exhausted than disappointed. so even though it was killing us that day, we would have been disappointed if we didn't finish it. >> reporter: the views from the top of the world are memories they won't forget. the bonds they formed and tested on earth's highest peaks may be more memorable. >> it's no it's how you get up. >> absolutely. our first trip was just a teaser. now i can't wait to go on the next trip. >> reporter: set for 2017 in the bhutan mountains. another chance to see what's important in the world. >> puts things in perspective. >> reporter: bobby lewi

i know it had to be a terrible night for nancy pelosi, harry reid, president obama to basically get wipedut. but i think it tells you the mood of the country. how this country is angry at the government. they are not satisfied with where their own lives sit, whether it's a job opportunities or wages. so, quite a night. and i want to thank americans for trusting donald trump and i can just assure them they will not be disappointed. they will be proud to call mr. trump their president as they get to know him as well as i do. >> let's talk about that, congressman. not just nancy pelosi and president obama and hillary clinton who are, obviously, having a very soul searching morning. there are so many democrats that we've already heard from in just these past eight hours that say how could this happen? they feel panic stricken. donald trump did not run on unity. how does he work his way around now to the unity that you're talking about? >> what i'll say the democrats have no one to blame but themselves. on the congressional floor, i called it the arrogance and smugness. they just knew that don

. >> you have to work with nancy pelosi and harry reid.hat is your assessment. >> i have worked with them over the year. when i was a businessman. i am now a politician. i hate the ring. and i am able to get along and work with anybody. have to be be able to do that. >> very important. when i told bill o'rielly, i was interviewing you. he said don't ask him about politics. but what you eat for breakfast. >> i avoid breakfast. and in terms of that have a lunch. but my big thing is dinner. breakfast if i avoid them. i am happy to do it. >> i like bacon and eggs and i like cereals. >> what kind of cereal. >> made in the uis sa. corn flake type of stuff and raisen brand and right out of the fields of iowa. >> you getting -- >> i get a lot of exercise. and it is a lot when you go from here and walking and fast walking and making speeches in front of tens of thousands of people. >> how is your golf game? >> it's suffering badly. my game has been good but suffering badly. i got a chance to play two weeks ago and it was not a pretty picture. you h

it is the job of people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, harry reid.gressional democrats will stay in the fight for the next administration to be doing that. you saw some of them doing that in their criticism of steve bannon today as one of trump's senior advisers. you saw obama gently framing up where people should he pushing principles, but not making a snap judgment on trump. it is the president saying that it is only been six days since the election. scarlet: mike dorling, thank you for giving us your take. let's get a recap of today's market action. we had stocks closing 44 minutes ago. the dow industrial average closing at a record high. change, and the nasdaq down by 0.3%. one thing that is worth pointing out is the rotation that is going on not just from bonds to equities, but within the equity space as well. before the election, technology was leading. it is moving into the weakening quadrant. financials continue to move ahead on the idea that steeper will be better. started to break out but they made a u-turn. caps continue to outperform. rat

the fax that mike pence is meeting nancy pelosi is a great sign of bipartisanship. harris: it has to do with all the talk in recent days, how obamacare, the affordable care act is front and center in terms of all republicans getting something done around inauguration day as reporting has gone on. who would you talk with, with the woman who didn't know what was in obamacare before it passed. you might ask her is there anything else i need to know because i have read it and it is still not working and premiums skyrocketing and home state of arizona, 116%. i perhaps why they might start with her. sandra: as we look outside of trump tower where we know the meetings are taking place, all day, every day, as they make the huge decisions for our country, i think americans are wondering, what is this process like? and is donald trump looking outside of his current circle? is he looking at all available options to fill these positions? >> firstly you have a lot of positions to fill. sandra: thousands. >> by the way we should remember, i wasn't living in america at the time but i thi

nancy reagan put out stuff, harry ride -- nanny pelfrey put out stuff, and harry ready, what do you make. >> you know unfortunate, and also hypocrite k58 to point out. what was said they gave president obama a pass with his good friend bill air a terroris terrorist. so many latinos that vote for trump i respect those people. they know who they are voting for. and i just want to echo that sentiment that you know, father jonathan morris the priest, fox news contributor, he said, he tweeted today that he has known steve bannon for 15 years, he is a very close friend, he never heard or seen a racist word or act from him. that is a solid up dors am to me coming from a man of cloth. i'm going do leave it there hillary clinton, was supposed to give an economy speech in vegas, she switched it. >> clinton campaign and democrats missed the mood of the american people who have been failed by the political class, i have worked with steve since day one. whether this was tea party other things he was out there. brothers in arms, this is not about race. this is about economic prosperity. about fixing t

this kind of race baiting by the left and the left talking points from harry reid, nancy pelosi, these democrats, are not helpful. all they're doing is dividing this country which is the opposite of what we're doing. >> boris, let me give you a chance to respond to david dark, former imperial wizard, of course, of the kkk. he talked about steve bannon and specifically his ideology. here he is today. >> you have an individual, mr. b bannon, who's basically creating the ideological aspect, where we're going. >> boris? >> network would play the words of david duke, and this -- our campaign, in this transition, president-elect donald trump disavowed and denounced david duke time and time again and it's awful this network would play those words on here. they have nothing to do with what we as a transition team and what the administration of mr. trump will do going forward, unite this country, lower the tax rates of this country, make sure this country prospers and is secure. that's what we're focused on. not the fringe lmt elements fro left or the right. >> quick final word, mark. >> well

now, harry reid and nancy pelosi are railing against trump's choice of steve bannon as chief strategistsenator reid will denounce bannon on the senate floor today. mercedes, come back in again, please. it seems like the democrats are focusing their attention and picking on this within guy, calling him a white supremacist and trying to tar the administration with this guy. a successful move or what? >> no, it's absolutely appalling for senator reid to make these comments about steve bannon. steve bannon is a very private person, someone who know him know he's pro israel, not a racist in any way and the fact is that he understands clearly the importance of america, of america as a nation. and the sense of this poplist movement and the working cla. anyone who worked with him knows he's a brilliant strategist. i find it disappointing, i know that bannon doesn't necessarily defend himself, he's very private and there have to be those that worked with him. stuart: he had an interview with mother jones not that long ago and in it he said that white supremacists are attracted to some of the phi

here's what he did, with harry reid and nancy pelosi, and barack obama, he suppressed all the talent coming up. he's like, well, michael jordan retires if there's no scottie pippen. wait a second, i've been passing the ball to the guy in the middle. it's going to take a while to get the talent back. and i think it might be cory booker. i think cory booker as the best presence, he has a bit of a background, he actually has experience. and he was told, get out of here for eight years. now, i think, the senator from new jersey has got to best shot if i was to pick somebody right now. >> the average age of democratic leadership is 78 years old. >> is that amazing? it used to be the republicans that were the old guys and the democrats young, and somehow -- >> that was the young guy's campaign, '74, vermont, a whippersnapper. >> exactly. i have a feeling also about hillary and bill. i think the worst-case scenario for them is that they're stuck with each other. >> oh, yeah. >> and the energizer. >> yeah. >> i don't think the speeches are going to be flooding in, anymore. nobody wants to pa

david: praising from harry reid to nancy pelosi, who are absolutely praising comey after the july 7th decision. >> yay. david: there is plenty of that on record but i have to ask, marianne, how much is continued scrutiny of hillary emails with regard to the fbi investigation, how much do you think it is hurting hillary in the polls right now? >> i think it is on the margins, really. when you look at votes that have been cast thus far, in florida, it is only .25% between donald trump and hillary clinton in the early voting. you look at nevada, florida, and other states, running well ahead of the 2012 projections in early voting. so you can see that is not the issue. the fact is, donald trump -- >> that is part of the issue. >> he knows exactly those steep hill he is climbing by trying to go to the blue states because he can't win the states he needs to win. david: marianne, what about trump? so far he stayed on message. he hasn't focused a lot of attention on what hillary is going through with regard to this investigation, et cetera. do you think he will continue to do that, or might h

--ler: tim ryan ought to be are to take nancy pelosi's place. harryeid and schumer, then people ought to retire. they don't understand where the people are. host: harry reid is retiring. he announced that a while ago. his replacement is the first latina to the senate. he is retiring and will not be a part of the democratic leadership anymore. speaking of leadership, vice president-elect mike pence will .e traveling to capitol hill he is expected at 8:00 a.m. to arrive where he will be meeting with house republican leaders as well as leaders -- democratic leadership. will bring you coverage of that. -- we will bring you coverage of that. president obama is on his last trip abroad as president. yesterday he was touring the acropolis in athens. from there he moved to greece -- before he moved on to greece, he delivered a speech about mobilization. .- about mobilization he moved on to greece where he is expected today to do a joint news conference with angela merkel, the leader of germany. the two of them will be pushing trade. the president tells europea

harry reid and nancy pelosi and liberals, they don't want to start from steve bannon helping to engineerresidential win. they want to go back and pull out old dirt that is irrelevant. all of this attack on steve bannon is because they have nothing else to try and slow trump down. let me tell you the other most stupid thing that i saw just before i went on your show. democrats are asking trump to fire steve bannon. are they nuts? that is just outright stupid! david: right. >> they don't understand, first of all, leadership, and they don't understand donald trump. he is not going to fire steve bannon. david: i think you're right. i think donald trump is going to listen to you. by the way, i'm wondering why dr. carson took himself out of the running? i thought he wanted a position in the cabinet. health and human services or, surgeon general or something like that. why do you think he took himself out? >> well, it might be, taking a cabinet position is a lot of work, okay? maybe he didn't want to do that and he wanted to continue his own venture of delving into education. he has a great fou

the democratic party was not deep party of harry reid or nancy pelosi, it was the party of barack obama. >> hi, i'm ceo trusted media brands, former reader's digest association. one question is about your transformation from a democratic family to a republican in knowing that you came from a democratic background pattern i'm a republican, how do you think this country will work together better on behalf of the people? sen. cotton: to be clear, my father was a democrat and i was the election sheep in the family. i was a republican from the beginning. i was 15-years-old when bill clinton was elected president. i couldn't believe my governor was about to be president. i thought i couldn't believe what my governor's doing as president. i must be a republican. and, you know, i mean, my parents don't tell me how they vote, but i suspect my father, for instance, may have voted for al gore in 1988, the clintons for the 90's, and john kerry in 2004. he was a vietnam veteran. he always favored veterans who ran for office. but eight years ago, arkansas had virtually no elected republicans. we had

nancy? >> we certainly hope he gets some rest. thanks so much. prince harry squirm? all you have to do is bring up his new hollywood girlfriend. last night in antigua prime minister brown reportedly embarrassed harry at a gala event, i believe we are expecting a new princess soon. i want you to know you are very welcome to come on your honeymoon here. >> harry is said to have grimaced and avoided eye contact and other times he was smiling and seemed to enjoy himself and fairytale relationship. >> with fame comes opportunity, but it also includes responsibility, to advocate and share. >> are you blushing? >> i never blush. >> a usa series "suits" just wrapped and sarah rafferty seemed to be trying to preserve meghan's personal life. >> i never comment on my mates' personal life, but i'm very happy for her. >> we sat down with her sister samantha. >> oh, my god, look at her glow and look at her go. she's just amazing and this relationship is giving hee a lot of that. i am so amazed and thrilled at the woman you've become, and i love you. i'm proud of you. >>> saa majta

senator harry reid is retiring and nancy pelosi could do nothing but watch as her caucus decided thisk to delay leadership elections while they figure out what went wrong on election day. joining me now, fox news contributor marc thiessen and president obama's former chief economist, austan goolsbee. put this in perspective for us. >> the democrats have called off their elections until they can figure out what the hell is going on. the state of the democratic party is bad. a few weeks ago the democrats were preparing to measure the drapes in the white house. now it's the republicans that are measuring the drapes. they have a lot to fight about. as congressman ryan has correctly pointed out, they've had the smallest congressional minority since 1929. crump has been elected president of the united states. they've lost 60 seats in congress since 2010 and that's at the national level. at the state level the democrat party has lost 242 state seats, lost control of 30 state legislative chambers and a dozen governorships. when barack obama took office republicans had control of about eight s

dagen: over and over again throughout the summer weather talking about nancy pelosi or harry reid sayingin this man's praises. >> in the course of three days make him a hate figure. >> one of them looking at all of the scandals of the campaign with hillary clinton and just how messy it is, i've been asking myself for the past week waited president obama and his democrat party back over to the clintons? he ran against the corruption of the clintons that surrounded them and want to get democrats away for that. i can't figure out why he handed this party back to them. >> i think democrats saw the clintons and mrs. clinton as the woman who will raise a lot of money and possibly have the best chance to win. i don't think they were fully aware of the baggage explicitly that they should have known there was baggage lurking. as you say it but clintons. on this whole comey thing, it is so fascinating to watch a lot of the media just running completely with the democrat talking point that comey is under fire, comey created a mess. trey gaddy said it will yesterday. jim comey did not make mrs. clin

senator harry reid is retiring and nancy pelosi is quickly losing her grip on power.en more than a decade since the blue party has been quite so out of power. back with us now, dana lash, mark thiessen and chris stirewalt and brian kilmeade and julie roginsky. julie, it is brutal what happened to the icons of the democratic party. you tell me whether the clintons are done and they are out -- >> could i tell you. no joke, i was at a dinner party who said, i think chelsea should run. and i said, are you kidding me? no she's capable and qualified. and i said qualified for what. so that depressing fact aside, yes, i think it is time for the clinton dynasty to go off into the sunset. i think bill clinton was a good president but it is time to go. we need some new blood. >> how about nancy pelosi. >> when you are a speaker, your a majority leader, you are able to give out a ton of goodies and money and help out a lot of campaigns and she's done that and all of the house members vote and personal relationships and what have you done for me lately. >> so she will stay in. >>

you look at nancy pelosi and harry reid over the last number of years.to have been obstructionist. nothing got done in the u.s. senate. >> it depends on what the issue is. i've said this before. if donald trump is going to defund planned parenthood, privatize medicare, simply cut taxes for the top 1% and throw people off their health care, he's going to be in a street fight with the kid from the youngstown area. >> what about ininfrastructure, what about a jobs -- >> if we're going to get people back to work, we're going to sit down and talk to him. what i've been reading is it may be gimmicky, i haven't seen the details. i don't want to comment too much. if we're going to get working class people back to work, building things, moving and making america the advanced manufacturing capital of the world where we're exporting things and people are making things and we can drive those jobs bo coal country and places like youngstown, ohio, we're going to talk and make that happen. that's the direction we can go in. if he doesn't, if he goes down another direct

. >> reporter: pamela harris will be replacing senator barbara box on, woe is retiring. >> house minority leader, nancy pell lowsy won 82% of the vote compared to 18% for her opponent. she was first elected to congress in 1987. this will be her 16th term. >> again, the results of all of the local and state races are scrolling at the bottom of your screen throughout the morning. here is a closer look at some of the statewide proposition. proposition 60 requires the use of condoms in pornographic films -- that one failed -- >> 54% voted against prop 51, calling for tighter prescription drug prices. on drug prices. it was a very tight decision for the statewide bag ban, a ban for single use bags received the most support. 51-48%. upholding the law approved in 2014. prop 55 looked at where the 10- cent fee for bags go -- that means the fee will be kept by the grocer instead of going to the state environmental fund. >> college students, many of them first time voters, kept a close eye on the results in the north bay -- north bay -- there were cheers for both candidates during a viewing party. many said it w

harry reid. no one spoke up against nancy pelosi. no one spoke up against barack obama. therefore when leaves, not only have the house or senate or white house, he has no next person where there were plenty of next people. melissa: get in in here as far as either -- identifying problem with the party. he did interview with "rolling stone" and published yesterday. he was asked why white working voters voted for trump. it was part of it our failure to reach voters effective and fox news in every bart and restaurant in big chunks of the party and but part of it is democrats not working at grassroots level, making arguments, critique of the democratic party is accurate. kennedy: one of the criticisms he had for hillary clinton in his postmortem right after the election, was she only went in front of audiences that she knew she already had on lock and she didn't take the time to go to those fish fries and county fairs in front of people that she might not have been as popular with. >> fried food leaves to skin problems. kennedy: coughing fits. >> restaurateurs, put on a show,

they really squandered a lot, nancy pelosi wanted her chunk. harry reid wanted his chunk. when he got in there there was infighting. it wasn't republicans. neil: he should haved a lot of stuff in there. >> it could have been more. >> i don't know about that. >> they didn't think kennedy was going to die. they thought they had a lot of time. they thought they had four years they squabbled over things if i'm donald trump, we're not going to squabble. i know you've been there a long time. we'll push through the agenda with urgency. >> having that relationship with ryan is so important i believe. does he go, let's build a wall, let's clamp down on immigration, let's repeal nafta, which i don't think he will do. or does he say, let's do tax reform. get the economy going, get rid of regulation. >> do tax reform, get rid of regulation. >> if he does that, that's the play with ryan. if he doesn't do that, he and ryan will be at each other -- >> infrastructure. you start with the tax stuff. neil: the wall? >> first thing is infrastructure. neil: steve russell is here. >> obamacare.

harry reed. democrats delayed their vote which could mean that nancy pelosi is in danger of losing her position. >>> city the san francisco is promises to remain a sanction wary city -- sanctuary city. >> donald trump has bashed sanctuary cities several times, saying he will deport millions who are in the country illegally, and tony chaplain explains how this will affect the ffpd. >> the election won't change anything what the police department is going to do. we've always been a sanctuary city under this mayor, and previous mayors and we will continue to be at sanctuary city. we will not changing immigration status, we system want people to report crimes to us, robberies, assaults, and we will not be checking the immigration status. >> president-elect trump has referenced the cate stinli killing. she was killed on pier 14 back in 2015. the suspect in that case charged with murder. he's plead not guilty. but he's been deported five times, and served time in federal prison for illegal entry into the country. sanctuary cities choose not to enforce the law. >>> protests continue in the bay area, an

nancy? >> we certainly hope he gets kevin, thanks so much. what is the best way to make prince harry squirm? apparently,,all you've got to do is bring up his new hollywood girlfriend. last night in antigua prime minister gaston brown reportedly embarrassed harry at a gala event, i believe we are expecting a new princess soon. i want you to know you are very welcome to come on your honeymoon here. >> harry is said to have grimaced and avoided eye contact during the remarks, but at other times he was smiling and seemed to enjoy himself and meghan is speaking out of their fairytale relationship. >> with fame comes opportunity, but it also includes responsibility, to advocate and share. focus less on glass slippers and pushing through glass ceilings. >> are you blushing? >> i never blush. >> a usa series "suits" just wrapped and sarah rafferty seemed to be tg ryinreto pe serv meghan's privacy at an emmy event in new york. >> i never comment on my cast if meghan arrives in the caribbean to be with meghan, we sat down with her sister samantha. >> oh, my god, look at her glow and look at he

senator chuck schumer has been harry reid's number two for quite some time. nancy pelosi was the speaker when president obama was first elected. has been the leader of democrats in the minority since then and so they're going to have to grapple with how do we pick up and put this back together and who do we put out front? i think part of that is going to start with the selection of the new head of the democratic national committee and you're already seeing progressives kind of take that step forward and congressman keith ellison a leading contender. he is somebody with close ties to the progressive wing of the party with a stamp of approval from people like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren but also from harry reid and from chuck schumer and i think how democrats negotiate pressure from progressives to pull the the party, not just to the left, but to make it more populist and to make it closer to the people that say backed bernie sanders and a lot of people who clearly said, hey, bernie is not on the ballot and i'm going to vote for donald trump and not for hilla

nancy pelosi: this is a great man. we are very privileged in this country to have him be the director of the fbi. harry reid: no one can question the integrity, the competence)) senator harry reid of nevada, who completely changed his tune on sunday, writing to comey to accuse him of violating the hatch act, a depression-era law that prohibits government employees from using their offices to interfere with or affect an election. reid claimed in his letter that comey has remained silent about alleged ties between donald trump's campaign and the russian government's hacking of democratic computers, but was only too quick to report late that additional emails had been found in the clinton investigation. reid says that's evidence comey is acting politically. in a letter to comey, reid said this: the clear double-standard established by your actions strongly suggests that your highly selective approach to publicizing information, along with your timing, was intended for the success or failure of a partisan candidate or political group. please keep in mind that i have been a supporter of yours in the past. d

nancy pelosi as minority leader. senate republicans and democrats plan to meet separately tomorrow to pick their leadership teams. mitch mcconnell is keeping his job. harry reid is going to retire after some 30 years in the senate. he's expected to be replaced by new york senator chuck schumer. >>> most dc council members believe the district should stand for the inaugural parade than it spent for president obama four years ago. back then the district spent nearly $350,000 on a heated, enclosed reviewing stand in front of the district building. he'll suggest to the mayor that the stand for mr. trump be less extravagant. it might be worth mentioning that democrats outnumber republicans 10 to 1 in the district. >>> another anti-trump protest by high school students and this one in dc with more than the streets of the nation's capitol. delia goncalves was with them much of the way. she's live on pennsylvania avenue where the march began with a rally at trump international hotel. >> reporter: guess what, the sun is down but the protests are continuing. we've mentioned that the georgetown students along with other protesters are rallying against the dakota pi

lead senate democrats wednesday, replacing retiring minority leader harry reid, his election a somewhat easier path than the one facing nancyosi. with ohio congressman tim ryan announcing thursday he'll challenge her for the top democratic post in the house. we're back with dan henning ger, jason riley, mary kissell and james freeman. dan, you've known chuck schumer for a while. kind of a politician is he? >> he's a politician that loves to do politics, paul. the one thing that's going to happen in washington is that the long eight-year political desert under barack obama is about to end. obama's problem in large part was he just didn't do retail politics. he didn't like to mix it up with people. donald trump is going to be on that phone all day long i think with both republicans and democrats, and one of his main correspondents will be chuck schumer. whether anything comes of that is a good question. he's being pushed by his left. you saw bernie sanders in the back of the photograph and by elizabeth warren, especially the democratic caucus in the house which is dominated by people on the left. the question is whether or no

harry reid. his election a somewhat easier path than the one facing nancy pelosi with ohio congressman tim ryan announcingratic post in the house. we're back with dan henninger, jason riley, mary kissel, and james freeman. dan, you've known chuck schumer for a while. what kind of a politician is he? >> he's a politician who loves to do politics, paul. i will say the one thing that's going to happen in washington is that the long eight-year political desert under barack obama is about to end. i mean obama's problem in large part was he just didn't do retail politics. he didn't like to mix it up with people. donald trump is going to be on that phone all day long. i think both republicans and democrats and one of his main correspondents is going to be chuck schumer. now, whether anything comes of that is a good question. schumer is being pushed by his left. you saw bernie sanders in the back of that photograph and by elizabeth warren and especially the democratic caucus in the house which is dominated by people on the left. the question is whether donald trump's intention to do things to grow the economy lik

leader -- democrat harry reid is on the way out -- he decided to retire this year.new york senator chuck schumer has already been picked to take his spot. spot.in the house -- nancy pelosi is the minority chair for now -- but ohio representative tim ryan announced that he'll he looking to take that spot. coming up next...one of the funniest parts of the 2016 election to hit the internet welcome back -- we'll close the show each week taking a look at what happened on social media... media...one thing that people on both sides of the aisle can come together on are some hilarious president obama and vice president joe biden memes. they've started to come out -- creating fake conversations between the outgoing leaders. leaders.one of the funniest ones i've seen is here:joe biden says he won't give donald trump the wifi password in the white house.president obama says "joe..."and biden responds with "i said what i sa" said."in another -- the vice president wants president certificate in an envelope marketed "secret" and leave it one the desk.president-elect trump was one of the biggest names pushing the "birther" movement earlier in the president's time in office. now

nancy pelosi working with president obama and harry reid in the senate stitched together a coalition that got the best health care reform the country has seen since medicare. a diverse having caucus that was being pulled in many different directions. she stitched it together and the affordable care act, i think, was the consensus, the idea of the caucus, and again, i believe it should be opened to reform today, but i think that it was fetes -- greatest feats, not a weakness. many members paid a price. over a few dozen lost their seats the next election because of the courageous votes of stepping forward for the affordable care act. host: independent line, elroy, wisconsin, harold. you're next. caller: good morning. there are so many red herrings out here i have to complain. first of all, hillary had 240 electoral college votes to start with. all she had to do was win 30 more. she couldn't do it. ok. the population, the popular vote, this is crazy. california has 40 million people in it. lower 27 states have 39 million in it. there's a reason for that. and trump only campaigned in 15

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democratic leader in the senate and chuck schumer and harry reid, that's where you are going to see kind of the leadership of where this party goes from here and nancypelosi probably remains as house minority leader but handles things from a policy perspective and focuses on keeping the troops in line there. so i think you may still see a different direction coming out of this party going forward. i don't think it is going to come from their congressional leadership which has been around for a long time and it is going to be hard to dislodge. >> great to have you aaron blake. >> up next, change of heart, she was a tough critic of donald trump, now nikki haley is floated for several cabinet positions. you are watching msnbc, the place for politics. >>> i want to say this, while i won't pretend to have always been president elect trump's biggest cheer leader. i did vote for him. i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. we must accept that donald trump's election was not an affirmation of the way republicans have conducted themselves. the president elect trump deserves tremendous credit for the way he was able to connect with the electorate. he did no

nancy is waiting, a democrat. good morning. >> caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. my question is could you elaborate more about the factt check because harrytting the fbi director know he might have violated it, and what would the possible ramifications before him, and i hate to use this expression but it looks like a witchhunt to me. i appreciate and i will take your answers off the air. thank you. >> guest: the hatch act is an administrative disciplinary regime, where basically a severe consequence that someone like director comey could face is termination. but director comey, unlike 99% of the federal employee is is an apple employee who serves at the pleasure of the president so even without the act the president could con spire butr director at anytime and fo any y reason. so in this case i think senator reid . letter is less about trying to provoke an investigation to director comey been about expressing his displeasure with someone as this prominent as the fbi director taking such a public and potentially prominent step so close to an election that could be read as the candidate against another and most importantly, without any reas

definition of insanity, continue to vote for nancy pelosi, because the definition of insanity is do the same thing over and over and keep getting the same results. harrisfor your party to find some new stars, and you're not going to do that with the people at the helm who hold the pursestrings for the money. how do we know that? sure, there was a lot of criticism for republicans having 17 candidates. you had two. both of them were north of 65, so you want to talk about age? but it really comes down to ideas. you had one that was an elite, wealthy, wealthy woman, couldn't even get her speeches, you know? we don't know what she said to special people on wall street, and then you had a guy who led a movement, and he was silenced inside the party. sandra: juan, how would you describe the state of your party right now? >> i think it's in disarray and looking for leadership. we hear conversations about in the senate can chuck schumer, senator from new york, can he really represent this energetic, activist, populist base that was so attracted to bernie sanders? it's not that sanders would be the leader, but you need people like elizabeth warren with, she's an