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i have long said that newt gingrich couldn't survive the process. today he confirmed to nbc news that he will not be in donald trump's comment. he said, i want to focus on strategic planning for the emerging republican majority from local government through the executive branch. translation? newt gingrich will be watching the trump administration from a fox news studio between adventures on the paid lecture circumstance. newt gingrich was reprimanded while he was speaker of the house in 1997, the first speaker of the house to be punished by the house for an ethics violation. newt gingrich taught a course at reinhart college in wleska georgia while he was a member of congress and accepted campaign contributions on the condition that he would teach certain ideas, favored by the industry group that made that contribution. a republican-controlled house of representatives voted overwhelming to reprimand their own republican speaker. the vote was 395-28 to reprimand newt gingrich and fine him $300,000. newt gingrich's marital life has been a repeated cycl

no, thank you. >> what were you saying about newt gingrich? >> newt gingrich got a bunch done and most of it never became law or mattered. >> reduced the rolls of welfare. >> if you say that he got re-elected because of newt gingrich that's a reach. we have to take a breath here. thiss has been a rough campaign. a lot of people have been hurt but we know enough about him now that if he carries that in with him, on this agenda, then there's going to be hell to pay. i hate to say that. i wish it would not be the case, but there will be. if they do those things and the hillary clinton thing particularly, you are going to find street level, not at 35,000 feet. >> the easiest thing any president can do when they get in, in the door to review the executive orders of the previous president. the easiest thing to do and they are working on it probably right now. donald trump, first republican president to stand at the podium and say the letters lgbtq. there are a lot of executive orders that president obama passed that retain to the lives, the freedom

. >> newt gingrich outside the transition office.isten in. >> knowing trump, a strong ceo, knows what he wants to do and make decisions very fast and knowing he will want to think through his government, my working assumption was the real transition would begin 10:00 wednesday morning. it was impossible to accelerate. people do studies and papers, here are the 4000 jobs, nobody was going to make any real decisions. i had a great talk with mike, an old friend, great vice president and i am confident that they begin to put things in place in an orderly way but it will take two or three weeks. he would be done to accelerate to make the press happy. they had four years. >> what type of deliberation is there between mike pence and donald trump? >> i can't say anything about who is under consideration. the relationship between the president-elect and the vice president-elect is very close, he was assigned to come down it be the head of the transition and a close relationship, the bush cheney relationship was very close, he would not have r

newt gingrich. how are you. i know that smirk.ay it. >> what struck me was what comey said back in july was she's guilty of this, she's guilty of this, she's guilty of this, but i'm not sure that she's indictable and could be convicted in a court. but then, as you've done several times, he goes in front of the congress and he says, oh, yes, she lied about this, she lied about this. this is the person they were praising. he was already painting a picture of a person who's totally dishonest and who had done things that were clearly by any reasonable stand illegal. now he comes back under enormous pressure i'm told by fbi agents internally, many of whom threatened to resign and a number of whom threatened to go to congress as whistle blowers and he comes back and says, we're reopening it. i have to tell you and you and i talked about it on friday, when i first heard it i thought, what does it mean? and then people began to say, and john podesta fell right for the trap and said, release everything, put it all out there. fine. then it

monica crowley, newt gingrich is coming up. so many of our colleagues were hoping upon hope that they would be trashing us today. why do you see this -- >> i want -- >> you what -- >> yeah, i went on twitter before and i was listening to your report and i just started posting flash back prague nastcations from a year ago. it's over, hillary won the president spip donald trump could never win the presidency. our friend eric eriksson, i've disinvent t invit disinvent -- i've disinvited him from red state. it is not gloating. it is a realization that forgotten people that you described so aptly have looked for a champion. not someone perfect but someone they know when push comes to shove will fight for them first. fight thor their interest. fight for their future. fight tore their children. and they found that person in donald trump. they found it on the issues of trade. of globalization. of borders. of obama care. and calling out the correct verbiage that has propagated on college campuses. a lot of the protesters you see tonight

the most prominent names for trump cabinet posts include former new york mayor rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, and jeff sessions. as president-elect trump will now receive a detailed, daily, intelligence briefing. >> pelley: major garrett, we're grateful for your reporting across these long months. thk decade and more to become the first woman president was ultimately caught in the windsheer of two evolutions-- obama on the left and trump on the right. hillary clinton's mother, who was born before women could vote, once told her daughter there was no room for cowards in their house. well, it took courage to make the speech she made today, perhaps the best speech of her career, and nancy cordes was there. donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> reporter: aides and supporters openly wept as clinton uttered the words that would have been unthinkable to them a day ago. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> reporter: clinton and her husband both wore purple, a symbolic unity of democratic blue and republican

john's guests will include senator bernie sanders, andts former house speaker newt gingrich. the trump victory will reset relations with russia, and elizabeth palmer is in moscow. >> reporter: russia's enthusiasm for donald trump's win was on show at watch parties all over moscow. ? we are the champions of the world ? >> this is the victory that american people brought the whole world. >> reporter: at the kremlin, president putin said trump's victory was a chance to repair relations with america. "it's not our fault they're in such poor shape," he said "but russia is ready to restore them." that's music to the ears ofo russian citizens like these who came out to wave the flag in a national unity march last week. they want an end to the tough u.s.-led economic sanctions imposed on russia after putin annexed crimea in 2014. wants more respect from the white house was trump's personal praise of him. >> i'm going to say great things about him. i've already said he is really very much of a leader. >> reporter: the kremlin took ak opportunity last weekend to parade some world war i

julie: rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, the yes men.he people that won't stand up to say you're not right about that around on every bad inclination i have. meghan: if i were a democrat i would hold my criticism warranted. advice to all liberals faux hysteria on line and everywhere will get you knowwer. why you lost the election because everybody is hysterical about every little thing. wait until he warrants something that does outrage. julie: steve bannon warrants outrage. dagen: he listened to kellyanne conway, why he won? because of a lady. it was on, it was off, now it is on again. president-elect trump meeting with the editors of "the new york times." this on heels of big powwow with network news executives around reporters. what it all mines when it comes to the press and our incoming president. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, he

in just a few minutes newt gingrich, kellyanne conway. donald trump is about to hold a rally in the all important swing state of pennsylvania. we will take you to pennsylvania when donald trump steps up to the podium. get out your pen and paper. there is a lot of information you are going to want to remember and tell your friends. let's start with fbi director comey. he informed congress just ten days ago that the bureau was reopening the probe into hillary clinton's server after 650,000 e-mails were found on the laptop that was shared by top clinton aide huma and anthony weiner's laptop. the first time it took them almost a year to go through 30,000 e-mails. now somehow they were able to analyze 650,000 e-mails in only ten days. any logical person can see it doesn't make sense. what about the fact that comey's own agents say there is a 99% chance that up to five foreign intelligence agencies hacked the server and stole the e-mails. in other words national security secrets. what about the fact that clinton's team remember they used bleach

newt gingrich will weigh in on that. plus tonight -- >>> in a newly released e-mail john podesta has been caught saying, we have to dump all of those e-mails. can you believe this? that's wikileaks. >> donald trump calling out hillary clinton and her campaign for her e-mail server scandal. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani goes over the law in detail coming up straight ahead tonight. giuliani goes

newt gingrich would not have gone into the house leadership. that rebellion might have been quelled. charlie: and such is history made by the president of the united states. barack obama, he is leaving office in january. one of the people he has expressed admiration for with policy and temperament, george herbert walker bush. jon: and of the domestic and the ada. and i interviewed him for it. of course, president obama speaks in camera-ready paragraphs.

newt gingrich and mike pence campaigning in colorado wednesday. the clinton campaign also back on the air here. announcing a 6 figure add buy. >> . democratic analyst says clintons return to the air. means she' closely. republican analyst says trumps message res tphaeuzing within striking distance here. down just five points. >> . clinton deploying perhaps her top surrogate. she has enough votes to be president. >> . obama did well. in ohio. in 2012. >> the president will help improve her numbers out east. but says using obama has draw backs. bringing focus to obama care. and the rising cost. >> we have been doing the electoral map still in clintons favor for now. that could change. everything could change. >> no doubt about it. >> remember kdvr.com and the news app. have all the information you need for election 2016. right there we have posted the problem solvers colorado voter guide. and laid out all the information for you. from repbg registering to vote. ballot deadlines and links to the county election offices. also a break down of the state

we'll have more with newt gingrich. and then later, doug schoen, peter schweizer and mike huckabee here to react. and doug schoen may not now be voting for hillary because he doesn't want the country to have a constitutional crisis. he'll explain as a democrat. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> hillary is the one who lied to congress under oath. hillary is the one who lied on so many different occasion to the fbi and they know, they know. they know hillary is the one who made 13 phones disappear, some with a hammer. hillary is the one who destroyed

katy tur has reported that newt gingrich is a possibility. rudy giuliani as a.g., is that accurate? >> nobody has made that plan. >> you're looking at transition though? >> there is no internal talk about the palace intrigue or moving the chairs. we are focused on tuesday and getting the win. >> if he doesn't win, you joined the campaign halfway through. are you going to wake up and look at the family and say they are proud of the work they have done. >> only plans i have post election are to coach second grade basketball. i'm looking forward to that. assistant coach. i haven't committed to be the head coach. kpietd about the opportunity. help make america great again.

in just a few minutes we will check in with newt gingrich and rudy giuliani and explain why.irst an explosive batch of e-mails released by wikileaks raises questions about whether or not clinton's campaign gave the orders to delete thousands of e-mails two days before she was served with a congressional subpoena. now, on march 2nd, pay close attention to the timeline, twicht, the same day the world first found out about clinton's

laning that several of the leaders of his transition team, including rudy giuliani, michael flynn, newt gingrich, all of them likely to take senior national security roles in a trump administration. they were with him throughout the campaign, but it might surprise that late comers, even some of the never-trumpers aren't entirely off the list, as well. trump adviser and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani now helping to lead trump's transition team. >> donald has been my friend for 28 years. all my work on behalf of him has been out of great loyalty and friendship to him. i can see already how he's going to be a great president, and i'm glad i could play a small role. >> reporter: before the election, dozens of gop national security officials and experts declared in two separate letters that they would never work for a trump administration. but sources tell cnn many of those so-called never-trumpers

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ben carson, governor chris christie, newt gingrich, lieutenant general michael flynn, rudy giuliani and senator jeff sessions. trump also tapping family members for the committee, donald trump junior, eric trump, ivanka trump and kellyanne conway named senior adviser for trump's transition team staff lineup. joining me great america pac strategist, former reagan white house political director, veteran of nine presidential campaigns. ed rollins. the dean we call him. great to have you. >> thank you. the most important the president-elect will do in his administration will be picking his personnel. it's a short period of time. he has 4,000 people he gets to appoint over a period of time, but the first 100, 150 are very, very important. the cabinet officers, who's his white house staff and what have you. the critical thing is have to make sure they are confident, make sure they believe in what he wants to do and they're loyal to him. lou: i have to tell you, i'm immediately excited about a number, nearly all of the people on that executive committee, if you will. i'm thrilled he's got a pl

sanders and newt gingrich. >> the trump victory will reset relations with russia. and elizabeth palmer is in moscow. >> reporter: russia's enthusiasm for donald trump's win was on show at watch parties all over moscow. ? we are the champions ? >> this is the victory that american people brought to the whole world. >> at the kremlin, president putin said trump's victory was a america. it is not our fault they'ren such poor shape, he said. but russia is ready to restore them. ? that's music to the ears of russian citizens like these who came out to wave the flag in a national unity march last week. they want an end to the tough u.s.-led economic sanctions imposed on russia after putin annexed crimea in 2014. music to the ears of put spin, white house, was trump's personal praise of him. >> i am going to say great things about him. i said he is really very much of a leader. >> the kremlin took an opportunity last weekend to parade some world war ii military hardware. this is what putin yearns to reclaim. an era when russia was a major player, and wasn't subject to u.s

that's where we started our conversation with former speaker of the house newt gingrich campaigning for trump. it suggests he doesn't have a clear path to opposite. the polling shifts and he is up six points in the l.a. times poll this morning. >> that's always been a good poll for him. >> yes, and it was also a very accurate poll in 2012. the idea of blue states and red states are dependent on the next election. they start changing and go from blue to whatever. >> his momentum is certainly undeniable. but there is the fact that more and more states have more and more early voting. our mail-in ballot system, no proof just an allegation that it's crooked. is that fair? >> it's not fair but it's a crucial thing across the country, and tell make a difference in a close election. >> last time you were here with brandon righty man you said this with donald trump. >> i think he has the biggest upside and biggest down side of any candidate i have ever seen. if yt will be an amazing historic figure. if everything works wrong he will be worse than goldwater. >> so i'm curious. where did he work

once again trump had, in newt gingrich's word, given us in the media a rabbit to chase. but what is trump himself chasing? of national attention, or is it what got him to victory in this campaign? is, another declaration in realtime that he's not one of "them." governing, unclear. in trump's mind is the name of his game. that's "hardball." join us tomorrow evening at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> you cannot let people die on very republican thing to say. >> donald trump's latest cabinet over obamacare and medicare. battle lines for what could be the first big fight for the trump white house. then, from his newly announced victory rallies to lashing out at reporters to threatening to revoke the citizenship of protesters, he's already abandoning efforts to unite the nation. bind the wounds of division. >> plus new concerns over sheriff david clark's place in trump's cabinet. then previewing tomorrow's big vote on democratic leadership. find common ground but to stand r

newt gingrich is a smart guy.ngs and if there were a trump administration he would belong in the cabinet. it's not without controversy. >> and rudy giuliani, especially things said during the campaign. >> we are going to have a great deal of difficulty with senate confirmations should there be a trump presidency. i think hillary clinton will have trouble with people who need senate confirmation. who will she bring in with her? putting the administrations of either of these people together will be trickier than usual. >> let me ask about minnesota. is there a play for donald trump in minnesota? you're from minnesota. you represented the district there in minnesota for years and years in congress. what's happening in minnesota that might surprise us? >> i have looked at the polling there for the last couple of months. i believe donald trump will aoutperform republicans in northern minnesota and particularly northeastern minnesota, duluth, and a traditionally democratic california where he'll win with and get votes.

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i will talk to former speaker of the house newt gingrich. and the chairman of the clinton campaign, john podesta. plus, where the race stands this morning, the results from our final nbc news/wall street journal election poll. inside analysis from the pollsters. and finally, the race for the senate. >> would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role >> has turned his back on us. >> we will break down the key battles state by state and the last minute fight for control. joining me for this last "meet the press" before the ee lebs are nbc news special correspondent tom brokaw, republican strategist nicolle wallace, chris matthews, savannah guthrie and jose diaz belart. this is it. edition of "meet the press." >> from new york, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning from election headquarters, right here at 30 rock in new york city. in two days, we're going to have an election that peter heart says was never about hope. it's always been about fear. fear on

rudy giuliani and newt gingrich. >> mike pence is in as the head of donald trump's presidential transition, and trump's children are assuming many of the leading roles. >> hey, don senior, if you're trying to tone down the whole -- >> i'm particularly appreciative of the way the president handled it. >> all that was missing was the tee shirt that said "i'm with stupid." >> he got him excited to do his favorite thing, evict a black family from their home. >> this is like batman handing the keys to the cave over to the joker. >> hillary clinton got more votes than donald trump, but donald trump will become the next president because of a political card trick on december 19th when the electoral college meets to override the will of the people for the second time in 16 years, and trump voters should now be seeing that donald trump will become president because of tricks that he played on them. >> we need a special prosecutor to look into hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] and we have to investigate the investigation. >> if you're one of the trump voters who voted for him, just fell in love

newt gingrich, laura ingraham., right in the gut. you are like the jets. oh, anyways, have a great night. see you tomorrow night. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this sunday night edition of "the factor." big breaking news today and throughout the next hour we'll bring you the very latest information on the presidential election. big story this evening, another letter by fbi director james comey, and that is partially the subject of this evening's talking points memo. writing once question to congress, mr. comey says the bureau has now reviewed all the e-mails that were on huma abedin's computer. she's hillary clinton's top assistant, as you know. the bureau found nothing that would change the stated outcome of the case tt

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monica crowley, herman cain, newt gingrich is coming up. we saw the possibility, and so many of our colleagues, let's put it that way, were hoping upon hope that they'd be trashing us today. why do you see this -- >> well, i went on twitter before when i was listening to your report, and i just started posting flash backs, prognostications from a year ago and summertime. it's over. hillary has won the presidency. donald trump can never win the presidency. our friend erik erickson, i disinvited him from red state. it's not gloating. it's a realization that the forgotten people as you described so aptly have looked for a champion. not someone who is perfect but someone who they know when push comes to shove will fight for them. first fight for their interest, fight for their future, fight for their children, and they found that person in donald trump and on the issues of trade, of globalization, of borders, of obama care. and as you pointed out, calling out the politically correct verbiage that is pon college campuses. foul language and disre

former speaker of the house newt gingrich is reportedly being considered for secretary of state. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani for attorney general. and alabama senator jeff sessions as the possible secretar d before trump takes office. the job of picking an administration has already begun. and besides winning the white house, republicans retain control of the senate and the house. speaker paul ryan, who has had a rocky relationship with donald trump, called trump's win the most incredible political feat he has ever seen. >> our house majority is more than anyone expected. we won more seats than anyone he provided the kind of coatt coattails that got a lot of people over the finish line so we could main our strong house and majority. now we have important work to do. >> ryan said they plan to hit the ground running once the trump administration takes over. >>> congressional leaders are already crafting an agenda and we will have more on that coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> new hampshire senate race was decided by just 716 votes. governor maggie declared the winne

newt gingrich reminded reporters that their transition timeline matches that of other administrations. >> at the beginning of any transition like this, it has turmoil. it's just the nature of the process. i think that trump is very decisive. he's a very good c.e.o., and i think what you're seeing will become clearer over the next two the cabinet. >> newt gingrich along with v.p. elect and tran since team leader mike pence dropping by transition headquarters today and pence met privately with that man, joe biden, at the presidential residence and their wives as well. trump spokesperson telling reporters that pence is make going on president-elect trump's promise to avoid having any lobbyists involved with the transition efforts, so at this no announcements as of yet. we'll let you know. >> thank you. governor charlie baker says he's watching the trump transition very closely and he cautions not to jump to conclusions. republican governor's ned frome association meeting in orlando, florida. you can see him right there sitting next to vice-president elect mike pence. baker says pence pro