if nancy sanders got or way are for great uncles story would stay buried.the first time she heard she was just a child and she found the whole tale embarrassing and painfully wrong. the year was 1961 and black black-and-white people alike wanted to know worth a white-skinned brothers black or white? had they really been trapped in a cage and forced to eat crow me? these men deserve respect. they did not deserve the gawkers who came by their house at all hours standing on the front door. those were some of her first memories, people banging on their door and mildon i peer by the time and mildon i peer by the time it came as he no one talked about savages or circus freaks and that -- in front of nancy frank at the temples whose skin was white as the chef kozier would work. she bakes bread every good as her mother's ash cakes. he had never contemplated bringing the subject up with them. that is one exceptionally guarded family he told me. you've got to take a few steps. you have to think of them as a tribe. they fallout with each other sometimes but if you fal

take over the democrats in this and appeared indications are that nancy pelosi is not going anywhere in the house. scarlet: bernie sandersschumer, nancy pelosi, names we have been dealing with for decades now. the problem for democrats is they do not really have any young talent in the pipeline. even elizabeth warren is not some one you can count on to be there in 20, 30 years necessarily. right, it is sort of a generational transition we have been going through. republican sort of had a transition from baby boomers to gen x. due for that democratic wave. it is likely to start in 2018. joe: something interesting was brought up, which is that the bernie sanders wing of the democratic party once to appeal to people more on the basis of economic class as opposed to racial or gender identity. it does not necessarily feel like that is where a lot of the left is it isn't that going to be kind of a problem in terms of creating the new democratic movement if there is a big split ideologically, even among the far left? you can both answer. >> it is a difficult balance to strike, because democrats have what is known as a rising am

keith ellison, who is a sanders backer, endorsed nancy pelosi. you're from ohio.e do you kind of come down on this? >> i come down with the people, where i've always been. certainly i do agree with joan in the sense that leader pelosi has been a good leader. she was a great speaker of the house. but this comes down to -- this is an upset election year. and to blame congressman ryan for secretary clinton's loss in ohio is ludicrous. >> i didn't do that, nina, i would never do that. >> no, you did. you said that he couldn't even carry his own district. >> i raise the question. it's a point. >> -- won 70% of the votes in 30 counties in the state of ohio. this was just an upset election year. but the bigger point is what do democrats want to do moving forward? we got beat like a drum in november, and this didn't just start happening. this started happening in 2010. so we have a lot of ground to make up. we have to determine what type of party we are going to be and who we are standing for. leader pelosi is the odds-on favorite, but let us not forget this is a secret b

sanders wing that has been begging for more. and the elitist progressives haven't even been doing that. nancyelosi rules with a fist that is both iron and ham. and i'm shocked that she's still in power. and it's taken this long for someone to really make a legitimate charge at her reign. you know, they've had losing election after losing election. they did not expect to lose the presidency. they expected to gain the senate. >> but they're dismissing that. >> look at what's happening with the state houses across the country? >> i hear you. but they're dismissing that saying the candidate, hillary clinton won the popular vote, what's all this pent up demand? >> this gentleman, mr. ryan, who i don't really know much about but i know what he's talking about. he's not talking about bernie sanders. >> that's showing kind of a coastal arrogance. >> no, no --. let me finish what i'm saying. >> -- been unserviced by the democratic party. >> he's talking about the white working class which has completely abandoned the democratic party that put trump in office. and we should point out democratic party p

you know, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, nancy pelosi, they need new faces.ew president now, without a compelling transformational figure. beyond the fact that they kind of threw out the baby with the bath water and forgot the core, as they built this rainbow coalition, democrats right now, unless harold is going to run, do not have a compelling, compelling -- they need fresh new faces, and bernie sanders is not that. >> coming up on "morning joe," a provocative new article from forbes. how jared kushner won donald trump the white house. >> i done think donald will like that title. >> we'll talk to the author about his exclusive interview. >> happy thanksgiving, dad-in-law. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow,

nancy pelosi. >> right. >> elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. lot of democrats around the country who vie been talking to in the last couple days saying, we need outside voices to come in here. this is the moment of reckoning for the democratic party that they were not expecting to have, because, really, clinton's election would have masked it, and i think that, you know, certainly the progressive wing of the party really does feel emboldened. they know that that's where the energy was in this race, and how the rest of the party comes to terms with that is going to be a fascinating thing to watch. >> the question, whether or not the progressive wing wins out that debate, which i presume it probably will, or the centrist moderate democrats did not do well in the middle of the country in rust belt states and some states maybe more conservative have become more more, conservative democratic, conservative republican like a state like kentucky, that had never -- a century or so, not had a state house flip, but the state house flipped on tuesday there

nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: clinton starred on superstar pharrell and bernie sanders to help drum up support in student rich raleigh, north carolina. >> this campaign is not a personality contest. we are not voting for high school president. >> reporter: clinton argued she has got one presidential trait that is often underrated. >> listening to hear your stories, what you're worried about and then people together. >> reporter: as she spoke, her long time aide, huma abedin hit a fundraiser in washington on her behalf. abedin has not traveled with clinton since last friday when the fbi director announced agents would examine e-mails of hers found on her estranged husband's laptop. cbs learned the e-mails are not duplicates of e-mails found on clinton's server from her time as secretary of state. is still superstitious after they are surprise loss to sanders there in the primary. with four days to go, the latest cbs news new york times poll finds eight in 10 voters are over it and say the race has left them disgusted. >> i have had people say that they can't sleep, that their stomachs are bothering them.

think that san francisco, nancy pelosi represents those values, i could see why you would want to change. i think this is the revenge of bernie bros, people who supported bernie sandersthat is the future of democrat party, i think those people are tired of establishment leaders like nancy pelosi control their party, if a young voter, or future voters says, you know this is a democrat party, i don't see why they would top join, i can see why democrats do' new leadership it is wise on their part to look. liz: they feel like party failed them, they don't recognize the democrat party any more, vote last week appears to be a vote against big government, do you remember james carvel, said, it's the economy stupid. it is the government stupid, but you know, jess car, the attitude that still takes a government village not a small business, what do you think this. >> it is givey me a cough there -- so many things that i agree with and also started with thinking these articles are coming from "new york times." maybe realing things up, we've seen over and over since 2010 election, such a brough brutal loss for democrats, each time there is a leadership election, each time we ha

what i do think is that there is a reckoning coming for chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and anybody who made fun of bernie sanders "i told you so" from these progressives and frankly it's coming from the voters. and you're seeing chuck schumer and nancy pelosi try to make these overtures to progressives. trying to say, look, we're going to wrap you in, we're going to make you a part of this government. i don't know if people are going to buy it. >> it's us a a good argument, because you can't disprove it. there's no way to prove that bernie couldn't have beat donald trump. here's bernie sanders, the senator vermont, on "the view" earlier today talking about what went wrong with hillary clinton. let's watch. >> i like hillary clinton and i worked to get her elected. but i think it is fair to say that the working class of this country did not believe that she was prepared to stand up and fight for them. >> he's right. he's right. and i'll tell you, what it felt like is that donald trump was gulliver and the rest of us were lilliputians trying to tie him down all the time. and in that scenario, you want to be gulliv

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and people like elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and so forth, nancy pelosi, my guess is will remindf that from time to time if he decides to take too partisan a tact here in washington. there's also the story that came out in "the washington post" and other news outlets this morning that the russian deputy foreign minister was saying that there have been contacts wh the trump campaign, there were contacts with the trump campaign prior to the election. that opens up just a whole slew of questions that will have to be answered. this is not something that presidential campaigns have done in the past. so these are all very pressing questions that donald trump will have to answer at some point. he's the president-elect of this country and as president obama was saying here yesterday and hillary clinton was saying here yesterday, he is going to be our president, and so, you know, this is going to be one of those moments, i think a critical moment in the history of this country where we really have two paths in front of us and a lot of people here in washington have to determine which path

nancy reagan and heroin. this is about bernie sanders and pharmaceuticals. washington taking aim at big pharma.the sector becoming uninvestable? china taking over hollywood with the latest acquisition may be signaling for the movie biz. ain't it a great country? not only can you eat twinkies and ho ho's. now you'll believe able to invest in them. scott, back to you. >> wish we had some right now. >> next hour. power lunch. we got it right on the set. come over where. >> i'm going to raid her desk. thanks, michelle. retail earnings kicking off next week. we'll hear from kohl's, macy's, nordstrom, penney's. many more. do you still own jc penney? >> i wasn't going to mention. i was going to make a trade that i won't mention jc penney if nobody mentions amazon, but i'm sure both sides much that trade are going to get blown up. it is what it is. this is not exactly a quarter in which anybody is expecting fireworks from the retail sector. i do still like jc penney, i like nordstrom. i know you own that as well, stephanie. really this is all a lead-up. what are they going to say about what they're see

for one she will be joined by bernie sanders as well as singer farrell williams. nancy chin. 7news "today in new england." >>> thank you. in the mean time cnn/orc poll shows how close things are in four key battleground state. trump has five-point lead with less than a week to go. in florida clinton is leading by two points. a month ago trump was up by 3. clinton had the lead there just and then heading to pennsylvania hillary clinton has improved her lead 4 points ahead of donald trump. she was two points up a month ago. tonight at 11:00 we'll have the latest 7news umass lowell poll. we look at numbers in new hampshire. another key battleground state for the presidential race as well as the senate race that could shift the balance of power in congress. and as the race comes down to the wire our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell poller will answer your questions. go a 7news at whdh.com. ask us on twitter using the hashtag 7news and you have have answers on 7. >>> still ahead. a convicted killer is back in court. the sentencing retrial for gary lee sansom con

through since they got wiped out, and you can't help but notice elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and nancy can work with donald trump. does that mean we are all trumpians now? there's a footnote, they will work with him if he becomes one of the man signed on progressive policies that got them wiped out. i don't think that is going to happen. stuart: they know it is not going to happen. what are they trying to do? >> they are trying to sound bipartisan but the fact is democrats are going through a period where they are trying to figure out how did they lose trump voters? and ohio, pennsylvania and michigan, they voted for them, franklin roosevelt through bill clinton, how did they forget people who voted for them for 80 straight years? they forgot how the real economy works. democrats literally have disconnected from the real economy out there in the country. stuart: the british voted to leave the european union and the british labour party, an enormous giant leap to the left led by a marxist these days. do you think the same thing is happening in america? keith ellison could be the guy who

. >> democrats defeated but looking for ways to find common ground, and nancy pelos senator bernie sanders clinton's former rival turned top surrogate -- >> our job is to elect hillary clinton -- >> now softening his tone, and vowing to work with trump on policies that help the lives of working families and sanders also warning to the degree that he pursues, anti-environmental and a fierce fight ahead over obamacare. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> and the supreme court, trump vowing a more conservative pick than garland, president obama's choice whose chances are dead. and democrats are focused on their own future, and massachusetts senator, elizabeth of the most affective trump attack dogs. >> he thinks because he has a mouthful of tic tacs he can. voa possible vp pick and a rising star in the party. >> patriotism is love of country. but you can't love your country without loving your countrymen unity may be short lived. congressional republicans already vowing to continue their investigations into secretary clinton's pri

nancy pelosi -- placed a call to trump wednesday --- suggesting infrastructure projects are a possible area of agreement.and saying in a statement: a robust infrastructure jobs bill."senator bernie sanders, clinton's former rival turned top surrogate.."our job is to elect hillary clinton."now softening his tone and vowing to work with trump on policies that help the "lives of working families.." but sanders also warning: "to the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti- environmental policies, we will vigorously oppose him" democrats are also bracing for a fierce fight ahead....over obamacare:"real change begins with repealing and replacing obamacare." and the supreme court -- trump vowing a more conservative pick than merrick garland, president obama's is what it is all about. the democrats are also focused on their own future -- and party standouts who may help lead the way: elizabeth warren who proved to be one of the most effective trump attack-dogs: "he thinks that because he has a mouthful of tic tacs that he can force himself on any woman within groping distance."and cory booker -- whose name was floated as a possibl and a rising star in the party: "patriotism i

sarah huckabee sanders is with us, senior advisor to donald trump and nancy collins, reporter for theollywood reporter who interviewed donald trump in 1994. so great to have all of you with me sarah, let me begin with you on trump's discipline. he's talking about obamacare and those premiums going up. up. he's talking about the fbi investigation he's working off a tell prompter script. steve bannon is apparently traveling with him and minding his twitter. can he do this for six more days and what took him so long? >> i think he is making the clargment to the american people and doing a great job. hillary is coming off of the worst week of campaigning she's had in this entire cycle. obamacare premiums are spiking, she's under criminal investigation by the fbi not just her but the clinton foundation and i think it's been a great opportunity for donald trump to talk about his reason to vote for him while hillary clinton's campaign has become nothing but personal attacks and frankly i don't think she has a real reason she's giving the american people to vote for her and donald trump does.

dominated populist nationalism, a more libertarian freedom caucus, a bernie sanders/elizabeth warren progressive caucus, a chuck schumer/nancyrs era has probably a start of legislative caucus with members of both parties where it goes from there anybody's guess. it's milton friedman on economic policy, ronald regan on foreign policy and franklin roosevelt on welfare policy. the new center will probably start as a legislative caucus with members of both parties. where it goes from there is anybody's guess. >> i don't agree. it's already here. >> really? >> the problem is, none of them are interested in politics. it's the first global generation. >> millennials. >> i call them the first globals. they believe in all of this. they are libertarian economically. >> i think they're interested in politics. they were all over bernie sanders. >> they were. and that was great. >> and you. >> and me and that was wonderful. look at the turnout. >> that's because it was hillary. >> they rigged it for hillary and bernie never got a chance. >> i wouldn't quite go that far. >> oh, no, that's what happened. read the e-mails. >> okay. >> hold

house minority leader nancy pelosi called donald trump yesterday and said the infrastructure projects he talked about earlier are a starting point to agreement of bernie sanders is promising to work on trump with policies that help lives of working families. however, democrats are preparing for a fierce fight ahead trump's vow to choose a more conservative supreme court nominee. >>> as for the clintons who have been on the national stage since 1992 when bill clinton was sworn into office, the future is unknown. friends of them say they need time to reflect and absorb the reality. theme have their choice of book deals, corporate advisory boards and possibly academic of book deals, corporate advisory boards and possibly academic affiliations when they're ready. >>> the principal of jeffco junior senior high school is on administrative leave. 36-year-old anthony edwards is facing domestic violence charges. he was arrested tuesday. according to a letter sent to parents, the incident did not involve students or staff at the school. >>> the husband of a csp trooper killed last year while trying to stop a drunk driver is suing the man who hit her and the bar alcohol

. >> reporter: her colleague, bernie sanders, argued democrats need to do some self-reflection now as well, tweeting this evening, scott, that: >> pelley: nancy cordes on capitol hill for us tonight. nancy, thank you. almost exactly half of the voters did not like the demarco morgan found that two days later, some of them are still angry. >> no racist u.s.a. >> reporter: like a rolling wave, protesters voiced their anger all across the country. fires raged in oakland, where 7,000 gathered, while an effigy of the president-elect burned in l.a. in chicago, protesters shut down lake shore drive, and activists lit up a "better than bigotry" message outside the white house. it seems like everywhere there's a trump building, there's an anti-trump protest. >> not my president! >> we are the popular vote! >> reporter: here in new york, that mood was echoed in union square. >> huge disappointment in our nation and the results of the election. >> reporter: daryl stone made clear this isn't just about politics. >> it's personal for me as a woman. i don't want anybody telling me what i should do with my own for >> reporter: post-election emotions have tr

amy: bernie sanders offers democrats a reality check about party politics and a plan to better connect with the middle class and nancy pelosi faces a challenge for his leadership in the house. joining us, matea gold of the "washington post," joshua green of bloomberg politics, ashley fox of "the new york times" and -- ashley parker of thetimes and kristina peterson of the "wall street journal." >> this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- additional funding the provide i -- provided by the x.q. institute, newman's own foundation, donating all proceeds to charity and nourishing the common good. the ford foundation, the ethics excellence and journalism foundation. the ewen foundation, committed to bridging communities and the cooperation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once begin from washington, amy walker. amy: good evening. imagine that thanksgiving dinner for many americans included a political food fight of sorts about the election. tonight we're going to use our indoor voices to talk about the new normal surrounding presidential politic

the two congressional minority leaders, nancy pelosi and which you can chumer will have major platforms, and i suspect you'll sanders too. elizabeth warren is now more than ever one of the party's most prominent voices. it was interesting she chose to skip the usual pleasantries in her first speech since election night and instead threw down a challenge to president-elect donald trump and the dc establishment. warren praised trump from criticizing wall street and big-money corruption in washington, trade deals, and the establishment's failure to deal with soaring college and child care costs. broad trump political critique matches that of warren and sanders. "the deep worry that people feel over an america that does not work for them is not liberal or conservative worry," she said, but then warren issued a blunt warning to the income president is that if he guts financial industry regulations, tries to deport millions of illegal immigrants, destroys obama care and offers tax breaks that help the rich she will fight i am way." it won't make long for trump to make clear which parts of his campaign rhetoric were seriou

grappling with whether nancy pelosi talking to trump today about whether they could work together to build roads and bridges and progressives like elizabeth warren and now tonight bernie sanders talking about potentially working with him to help working-class families. left centre. >> kasie hunt, thank you. >>> donald trump's many supporters are basking in his victory, many others woke up this morning feeling disillusioned by the headlines. time and time again critics accused trump of running a campaign that the election results show a sharp racial divide. nbc's ron allen with more on that. >> outside the nation's african-american history museum, there's deep worry about president-elect donald trump's victory and the huge turn-out by rule working-class white voters. >> how much is it about race? i mean trump has made the whole election about race, so about 100% of it. >> i'm not angry, you know. america. >> they see what's been called a white-lash. white americans feeling left out and deep resentment as the nation gross more diverse. rallied by a candidate who promised to ban muslims, wall out mexicans and who challenged the very legitimacy of the nation's first black preside

nancy pelosi as leader of their caucus. my panel this time around is cnn commentator simone sanders and served as the sanders campaign pressecretary. robert jones joins us. welcome to both of you. thank you for coming on. simone, break it down for us. what happens on the hill between now and that vote on friday? >> democrats are coming back. they'll be trickling in tomorrow. will be some lobbying going on. just recently we have seen that congresswoman marsha fudge who is the former chair of the congressional black caucus and congresswoman from ohio just came out for congressman ryan in this fight for the leader of the democratic caucus. there will be folks lobbying. nancy pelosi will be suring up her side. wednesday there will be a vote. i think nancy pelosi will hold on to the minority leadership but not without a fight. >> that fight is coming from her challenger tim ryan of ohio. let's listen to what he said. >> i want to ask the question to my colleagues, how many seats do we have to lose before we make a change. we have lost 68 seats since 2010. is it 80 seats? is it 90 seats? what's the number that forces us to do th

nancy pelosi talking to trump today about whether they could work together to build roads and bridges and progressives like elizabeth warren and now tonight bernie sanders talking about potentially working with him to help working-class families. left centre. >> kasie hunt, thank you. >>> donald trump's many supporters are basking in his victory, many others woke up this morning feeling disillusioned by the headlines. time and time again critics accused trump of running a campaign withun racism and those concerns persist now that the election results show a sharp racial divide. nbc's ron allen with more on that. >> outside the nation's african-american history museum, there's deep worry about president-elect donald trump's victory and the huge turn-out by rule working-class white voters. >> how much is it about race? i mean trump has made the whole election about race, so about 100% of it. >> i'm not angry, you know. i'm hurt. america. >> they see what's been called a white-lash. white americans feeling left out and deep resentment as the nation gross more diverse. rallied by a candidate who promised to ban muslims, wall out mexicans and who challenged

bernie sanders and ohio congressman tim ryan who is charging nancy pelosi as house of aquatic leader. >> why in the world can't the democrats except the election results? >> why did mr. trump say he will keep us in suspense. saysou say hillary clinton on election night called donald trump to congratulate him and concede the election. i was standing right there. withrump was on my phone her. i did not hear him say, hillary clinton conceded but she said that that was only unless jill stein asks for a recount and raised money for that. votesump got 1.4 million there. that is like the number of tailgaters at a packers game. it is not a serious reason to challenge an election. why are they doing this? what does president obama think of this recount charade? he eight weeks left to finish out his term. i think it is quite small of jill stein and hillary clinton. president obama and president-elect trump meet regularly. they spoke yesterday at length. they are trying to move on. did, high time hillary too. >> it is over. mr. trump will be the next president and democrats must opens on the rea

nancy pelosi. >> the established elected leadership. i think you have elizabeth warren and bernie sandersave these national followings. bernie ran, warren almost ran, big followings. and there's a younger group, maybe kamala harris in california, cory booker of new jersey, a younger crowd of people, i would say, sherrod brown, i want to list as well. >> yes, you're listing all the people, we had a meeting of producers. the people we want on the show. cory booker and brown and harris the new senator from california. so it's the young people, the established leaders who have been there forever and will be there for a while. chuck schumer's going to be there for a while. and pelosi. and then you have sort of the progressive, very strong progressive, who have that whole, usually with the moderates, hillary clinton being a moderate, loses and the progressives say, don't blame us, blame the moderates, it's our turn. >> yeah, look. i think the day after the election -- actually, hours after the election, i was just calling all of my sources to ask them that exact question, like, who is the leade

popping up like who will be the new leader of nancy pelosi and which you can shuler will have major platforms. i suspect you'll hear a lot from bernie sanders too. ?[music]? >> reporter: so it was very interesting to me that she chose to skip the usual pleasant ries in her first -- pleasantries and instead threw down a challenge to president-elect donald trump warren praised trump for criticizing wall street and big-money corruption in washington, trade deals and the establishment's failure to deal with soaring college and child care costs. it was striking how much the trump political critique matches that of warren and sanders. "the deep worry that people to over an america that does not work for them is not liberal or conservative sorry," she said. but then he guts financial industry regulations, industries obama care and offers tax breaks that help the rich she will fight him "every step of the way." it won't take long for trump to make clear which parts of his campaign rhetoric were serious and which were not. she has made it clear that any trump honeymoon is likely to be extremely short. your comments are invited on twitter at keller a

new reaction from bernie sanders on who should be the democrats next leader. they are seeking to oust nancy pelosi on the heels of the party's election loss. >> do you think it's time to replace nancy pelosi? >> i will leave that to the -- i was in the house for 16 years. i'm not in the house right now. i will leave that to the members of the house. nancy a friend of mine. i think she has done a very good job. i think that is an issue of the people of the house will have to decide. >> one of the president-elect's top advise sers is ramping up h criticism of jill stein's election recount effort. >> this recount by jill stein and now the hillary people is just so confounding and disappointing. their president is going to be in office for eight more weeks. they have to decide whether they're going to interfere with him finishing his business, interfere with a peaceful transition, transfer of power to president-elect trump and vice-president-elect pennsylvania or if they're pencf they're going to be sore losers. >> the president-elect is going to meet with eight picks tomorrow, including david

bernie sanders. 74 years old. nancy pelosi. 76 years old. >> he's really 26.yer, 77 years old. 11 governors. 11 governors nationwide. >> average age of the top three leaders in the house on the democratic side 78. average age for the republicans, 48. >> we're young for senate years. clintons bear responsibility to this as well. the young members of congress, tim ryan is one of them and if you talk to anyone that shows up in congress under the age of 40, they'll say i'm so frustrated being here. it's a generation of people who are used to startup culture and they come into the house of representatives on the democratic party and they say nothing here has changed in decades and that stripped the democratic party of any sort of real bench of young people. >> around the country they're not going to build up that bench because they don't have the leaders either. >> that's a consequence of governing. that swings back and forth. it concentrates on building in the states. they're going to have to put focus there. that's something they can focus on and work on. the nat

if bernie sanders can give him a fair shot and nancy pelosi can and barack obama can i certainly can.ations about which donald trump emerges but let's give him a shot. >> my misgivings are about character and temperament and i hope the responsibility of the office will elevate him. we sign the victory speech, if he keeps that tone going ahead. martha: there will be transgressions to keep things interesting. thank you very much. >> you are powerful, beautiful and all that stuff. keep it warm. the pollsters have a lot to think about. what were americans telling us? what happens next with obamacare, major national policies with a new president-elect. >> donald trump will lead a unified republican government. we will work hand in hand on a positive agenda. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unit

nancy pelosi placed a call to trump on wednesday suggesting infrastructure projects are a possible area of agreement. we can work together to pass a robust infrastructures jobs bill. senator bernie sanders td top surrogate. >> our job is to elect hillary clinton. >> now softening his tone and vowing to work with trump on policies that help the lives of working families. sanders is also warning to the degree that he pursues racist, sexist and antienvironmental policies, we will vigorously on pose him. democrats brace for a fierce fight ahead over obamacare. >> real change begins with obamacare. >> reporter: and the supreme court. trump vows a more conservative pick than merrick garland, president obama's choice whose chances are now dead. the democrats are focused on their future and party standouts that might help to lead the way. elizabeth warren, who proved to be harshly critical of the president-elect. >> he thinks because he has a mouth full of tic tacs he can force h groping distance. >> and cory booker and a rising star in the party. >> patriotism is love of country, but you can't love your country without loving your countrymen and your countrywomen. >> reporter: jonathan hall, 7

nancy pelosi, placed a call to trump on wednesday suggesting infrastructure projects are a possible area of agreement. pelosi says we can work together to pass a robust infrastructure jobs bill. senator bernie sanders, clinton's former rival turned top surrogate. >> our job is to elect hillary clinton. >> now softening his tone and vowing to work with trump on working families. sanders warns to the degree that he pursues, racist, sexist, xenophobic and antienvironmental policies, we will vigorously on pose him. they brace for a fierce fight ahead over obamacare. >> real change with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: and the supreme court. trump vowing a more conservative chances are now dead. >> the supreme court is what it's all about. >> the democrats are also focused on their future and party standouts who might help to lead the way. the base state elizabeth warren harshly critical of the president-elect. >> he thinks because he has a mouth full of tic tacs that he can force himself on any woman within groping distance. >> and cory booker, whose name was floated as a possible vp pick and a rising star in the party. >> patriotism country, but you can

pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, sanders wrote, we will was also an olive branch. house minority leader nancy pelosi vowed to work with trump on a robust infrastructure jobs bill. senator elizabeth warren, one of trump's toughest critics offered to put aside our differences and work together to rebuild the economy for working people. >> now there is a new transition going on. >> reporter: at a dinner last night, vice president joe biden assured jewish leaders that the president-elect will defend israeli. >> there is going to be disagreements but never on >> reporter: there are some areas of agreement between democrats and trump, like infrastructure, but republicans in congress don't share their enthusiasm for a big spending bill. and things are likely to get ugly quickly between these two parties since republicans say, as you've been discussing, that their first order of business is repealing something that democrats cherish, obamacare. >> nancy, thank you very much. >>> cbs news political director and "face the nation" moderator he's here once again at the table. >> do i get frequent flyer m