reads the 2016 kemp leadership award, presented to governor nikki haley. mom, i would like you to come up and thank everybody. [applause] >> governor haley, thank you so much. baton you are passing the -- lieutenant governor >> it's henry mcmaster. i hopes going to say south carolina will continue to be with good leadership, and obviously -- >> henry mcmaster was my dad's 88 campaign chairman. there is a weird cycle. i think it is in good hands. to look at this photo of jean kirkpatrick and margaret thatcher and jack is a signal that people of substance and common sense really do make a huge difference in this world, and you are one. we are so grateful that you are going to be -- [applause] >> you can all sit, we are almost done. the kemp foundation is privileged to have paul ryan's chief of staff to give some closing remarks. >> i thought i would start with the scariest statement you can make. i am about to make my last point. for those of us who worked for laughing, small group you know that meant you were in for 45 minutes of uninterrupted listening plea

i think nikki haley will be a fantastic ambassador and is a great choice. i think mattis will be as prepared as anybody else for secretary of defense. and he will be an extraordinarily knowledgeable person about the world and particularly about the middle east. it when you talk about vladimir putin, you know, i once had somebody come up to me and say trump is going to use the apprentice model and call vladimir putin and say, that is not trump. donald trump will call vladimir putin and say look, you are a mensch. i am a mensch. i would like to work something out. and remember, there is no way he can straighten out the chinese with just one more phone call. that listen, if you really want to play competitively, i have the bigger economy, bigger military, and the greater capability. so if you want to tell general mattis, we have to called the russians for a while -- i can do that. the aircraft carrier will leave mediterranean. because you cannot sustain it and you will find your supply lines in real trouble because you could not possibly sustain a. now, i don'

>> well, one, you don't have many positions left and we should probably add governor nikki haley who i believe is indian background. so at some point you run out of seats but so far, not a lot of diversity here but also when you

the inscription reads, the 2016 kemp leadership award presented to governor nikki haley. december 2016. from the kemp family private collection. mom, i would like you to come up and thank everybody. come up and thank everybody. >> governor haley, thank you so much. i hope >> governor haley, thank you so much. i hope you are passing the baton the a lieutenant governor who will -- it's henry! >> my goodness. >> i was going to say, i hope south carolina will continue to be with good leadership and obviously -- >> henry mcmaster was my dad's '88 campaign chairman in south carolina. so there's a weird cycle. but it's wonderful. so yes, mom, i think it is in good hands. >> and to look at this photo of jeane kirkpatrick and margaret thatcher and jack, is just a signal that people of substance and common sense really do make a huge difference in this world. and you are one. and we are so grateful. and [ applause ] >> all right. you can sit. we're almost done. i know it's late. the kemp foundation is really privileged to have dave, paul ryan's chief of staff, to give some closing r

[applause] governor nikki haley: thank you very much. this is just a surreal night on a lot of different levels. i have to tell you, when i heard about this award, i thought really? i mean, it was just one of those that i could not even comprehend or imagine. and then to go and you have to understand as the wife of a combat veteran, to even hear john mccain talk about you is like overwhelming. because we cannot ever thank you enough for your service and i am forever in your debt. one of the best dinners michael and i had was with newt and his wife. the man is a great dinner companion because he can talk and talk and talk but it is really cool things he talks about. i want to thank him. that was really neat to hear him talk about that. i have to tell you as we were planning for this speech, i didn't know of tim scott. i just thought it was somebody named tim that was going to introduce me. now i look back and that made it that much more special because i will tell you when you are governor and elected to lead you make a lot of decisions.

the inscription on it reads the 2016 jack kemp award presented to governor nikki haley, december 7, 2016 from the kemp family private collection. mom, i'd like you to come up and thank everybody. >> governor haley, thank you so much. i hope you are passing the ton to a lieutenant governor -- is it? well, i was going to say i hope south carolina will continue to be with good leadership and obviously --. james kemp: he was my dad's campaign chairman in south carolina. there is a weird cycle. it's wonderful. mom, i think it's in good hands. ms. kemp: this photo of jean kirkpatrick and margaret thatcher and jack just is a signal that people of substance and common sense really do make a huge difference in this world. and you are one. and we sore grateful that you are going to be -- [applause] all right. you all can sit. we're almost done. i know it's late. the kemp foundation is really privileged to have paul ryan's chief of staff to give some marks.g re >> i am about to make my last point. now ks for those of us who worked for jack, that small group laughing right now, you know that meant y

ambassador nikki haley. >> so recognizing this 75th anniversary, and please you can eat your salads and get started but we thought it would be appropriate on this 75th anniversary to take some time to reflect on america's leadership in the world. as the new congress and the new president prepare to take office. so we've invited two very special guests, one of whom i've mentioned already. who have been at the forefront of ideas. ideas that focus on what it means for america to lead. what it means for america to be exceptional and they themselves have been extraordinary leaders and continue to be and we would like them to share their thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead for our nation and for the world. so while you eat your salads, i'd like to welcome to the stage three wonderful friends of the kemp family and i'd like to start with senator john mccain who, as you know, graduated from the united states naval academy. he's currently chairman of the senate arms services committee, he was our republican nominee for president in 2008 and as of three weeks ago he's the proud new grandfat

i would like to thank the kemp foundation and kemp family and congratulations to nikki haley for the singular honor and her new position and a very nice suite in the waldorf-astoria in manhattan. by the way, for some reason i was reminded of the story of the two inmates in the chow line in the state prison, one turned to the other and said "the food was a lot better in here when you were governor." [ laughter ] you can't tell that joke in illinois to anybody. [ laughter ] yesterday i saw the president of the united states give one of the most delusional statements i've ever heard in my many years associated with national security. not only denying the failures of the last eight years but extolling the failures. my friends, look at a map of the world in 2009, look at a map of the world today. you will see al qaeda, you will see bloodshed, you will see millions of refugees, you will see tensions, you will see a total lack of belief and confidence in the united states of america. i would argue this president probably has the greatest challenge since the beginning, since december 8, 1941

and to introduce governor nikki haley, we're going to bring up someone who cares. at the kemp foundation, we've been real fortunate to have political leaders reach out to us and want us to work with them, and help them and this man has -- this senator has called us at the kemp foundation and asked for us to help, and he is invested his time not only in his home state of south carolina, but also, across the river in annacosta. i've been doing a lot of work with ron moten, and ron, are you out there somewhere? i would like you and your young people to stand up, real quick. ron -- [ applause ] thank you. those young people are going through a program, y'all can take a seat. ron has been working with those young people in a program that is training them for jobs, and getting them ready to achieve all they can be. bob woodson who is here, bob, would you stand up for a moment? [ applause ] bob, many of you know bob, bob and my dad were good friends. bob took dad around the country when he was hud secretary, and what we do at the foundation, a large part of it is encourag

he tapped nikki haley for u.n. ambassador who did speak critically of him. the fact that he is picking mattis and the more part of the -- the fact you have senator sessions who is populist tea party wing. he is extending all of the branchs. the fact he set down with governor romney who was so critical throughout the general election. he has done a lot to try to unite the republican party. giving the nod of the head to speaker ryan to be able to run again and to be the next speaker of the house. he has done a lot in terms of uniting the republican party. >> what's he talking about when he said last night, stupid politicians in washington. i don't think he said democrats. >> people think politicians in washington are stupid. >> okay. but now -- >> this is the difference. guess what? the american people elected him to be the leading politician in washington. >> he is uniting people. >> he has that weight. he has the bully pulpit. how do you use it? i hope you use it for good. >> yesterday, right before the show, we had john roberts on the phone. getting the lat

nikki haley is not somebody you would normally have thought of. the governor of south carolina for un representative. rex tillerson is the first secretary of state in history to come with no government experience as does the president-elect. this is a strategy and people who if he is determined to shake things up. he thinks going by the old standards of what constitutes a resume and qualifications is not the way to do that. >> absolutely. one of the people got into it with donald trump this morning via twitter. donald trump promised to drain the swamp in washington, but a couple of supporters downplayed that language. here's the former campaign manager. >> where does drain the swamp stack up in the trump camp? >> if huh to put them in a chronological order, they are somewhere down at the bottom as opposed to getting tax reform done. people have more jobs and draining the swamp is a larger narratives, but it is about putting people back to work. >> newt gingrich had a similar message to npr. >> you say you have been working on the issues and others

doesn't this put newly appointed nikki haley in an incdibly awkward position? >> i suspect so.ody who's going to be learning on the job, so she may as well learn under duress. first of all, when you're talking about a diplomatic organization that is the currency of a diplomatic organization. they talk. so, part of that criticism is probably not all that well-founded. however, the part that is well-founded is that the united nations is a grossly bureaucratic, cumbersome organization that oftentimes does not get stuff done. >> we hear often, bob, about the defunding of the united nations, threats to do that. do you think there will be any follow-through on that? >> i expect there will be that kind of threat. it's happened before. the united states did withhold funds for a long time. that, of course, has a very potent result on what the u.n. does and does not do. however, at the same time, the united nations is an organization that is certainly anti-israel, as a whole, number one. number two, has many, many members who are not particularly fond of the united states. >> bob franken

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. >> this morning, south carolina governor nikki haley is urging understanding and patience after a judge declared a the case of officer michael flager, he is seen on video killing walter scott. the judge's decision came after the injury was unable reach a unanimous verdict of more than 23 hours of deliberations. >> if there is no unanimous mus verdict. that's where we are in this case. >> it shocked the nation showing walter scott rung and getting hearing from maintains he ran from the traffic stop and pointed the stun gun at him. scott's family that have already won a 6.5 million settlement says this is round one. >> i don't care how it looks, it's not over. >> local prosecutors say they will retry this case. slager face a federal civil rights trial next year. >>> extreme weather pushing across much violent threat in the south has millions on alert. kevin tibbles brings us more. >> reporter: a wintry whitewash from the pacific to the plains, mid-west and northeast. dangerous conditions. two deaths reported after a crash on a snowy michigan road and temperatures are poised to plummet. up

trump has tapped republican south carolina governor nikki haley as his choice for juu.n. ambassador. >> i think there's a lot of day-to-day issues that she doesn't know about. the problem that nikki haley is going to face is that many of the other countries' delegates are people that have been there for a very long time, like her counterpart from russia has been there for ten years. >> reporter: a possible preview of what governor haley could face came in a september speech by the u.n. commissioner for human rights. he compared the rhetoric from mr. trump and others that he called populist, demagogues and clever cheats to the propaganda of isis. >>> some breaking news now. the house intelligence committee chairman is not happy at all that the intelligence agencies have refused to provide anybody for that committee hearing on alleged russian hacking. devon nunez replacing a statement. it is unacceptable that the intelligence community directors would not fulfill the house intelligence committee's request to be briefed tomorrow on the cyber attacks that occurred during the

trump has tapped republican south carolina governor nikki haley as his choice for juu.n. ambassador. >> i think there's a lot of day-to-day issues that she doesn't know about. the problem that nikki haley is going to face is that many of the other countries' delegates are people that have been there for a very long time, like her counterpart from russia has been there for ten years. >> reporter: a possible preview of what governor haley could face came in a september speech by the u.n. commissioner for human rights. he compared the rhetoric from mr. trump and others that he called populist, demagogues and clever cheats to the propaganda of isis. >>> some breaking news now. the house intelligence committee chairman is not happy at all that the intelligence agencies have refused to provide anybody for that committee hearing on alleged russian hacking. devon nunez replacing a statement. it is unacceptable that the intelligence community directors would not fulfill the house intelligence committee's request to be briefed tomorrow on the cyber attacks that occurred during the

. >> everybody except nikki haley, chris. you look at his high level picks, all high level millionaires, billionaires, and retired generals. you've got not just general kelly today but announcing linda mcmahon will head up the small business administration. she also is extremely wealthy. interesting to watch this play out. it also makes you wonder, you mentioned general petraeus as a possible pick for secretary of state. one has to wonder if the president-elect will pick yet another retired general given how many are in his administration so far. >> there must be some concern about the congress, because congress has to pass, you know, a waiver on this to allow people who have served within the last seven years to serve in a civilian capacities. maybe they can tie that on as a rider to a must-pass bill. but it looks to me if he keeps naming generals, especially if he names a general like petraeus to the state department, he's really loading it up with generals. >> reporter: right. so we ran the numbers, we had one of our resea

position and he's going to go to whoever he thinks is the best but this shows whether it's governor nikki haley from south carolina -- >> you changed the subject. you changed the subject. does he trust mitt romney to be mitt romney and which mitt romney? the one that dumps on him when he's down or the one that kisses him when he's up? you can always be nice to a guy who was just elected president but when he looked like he was losing he dumped all over him. why does mr. trump look like he's looking at the real mitt romney. why does he trust the guy who's all dressed up, looks nice, he behaved nice, he's memorized the right things to say. it's going to be groundhog day saying all the right things to win the love of donald trump, doesn't he know he just wants the job and that's how he's behaving this way? >> well, look in politics and especially in campaigns you have -- there's a little bit of political theater that goes into it and in all fairness the president-elect was critical of governor romney at various point s. but now they've had two closed doors meeting. there are several folks under co

and to introduce governor nikki haley, we're going to bring up someone who cares. at the kemp foundation, we've been real fortunate to have political leaders reach out to us and want us to work with them and help them and this man has -- this senator has called us at the kemp foundation and asked for us to help and he's invested his time not only in his home state of south carolina but also across the river. the kemp foundation, i've been doing a lot of work r ron moton. are you out there? i'd like you and all your young people to stand up real ron -- { [ applause ] >> you all can take a seat. but ron is working with those young people in a program that's training them for jobs and getting them ready to achieve all that they can be. and bob woodson, who's here, bob, would you stand up for a moment. [ applause ] >> many of you know bob. bob and my dad were good friends. bob took dad around the country when he was hud secretary. what we do at the foundation, a large part of it is encourage politicians to get in their communities. go to the places where people know th

. >> south carolina governor nikki haley is urging understanding and patience after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of officer michael slager. he's seen on video killing an unarmed video, walter scott. the decision came after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict. >> there's no unanimous verdict, then we're back to square one. that's where we are in this case. >> the dramatic cell phone video shocked the nation, walter scott running and getting shot multiple times. slager maintains he rained from the traffic stop and grabbed the officer's stun gun. however, scott's family who has already won a $6.5 million civil settlement, said this is only round one. >> i don't care how it looks. it's not over. >> local prosecutors say they will retry this case. slager also faces a federal civil rights trial next year. >>> extreme weather pushing across much of the country and a violent threat in the south has millions on alert. and up north, folks are bracing for a winter blast. kevin tibbles has more. >> a wintry white wash from the pacific to the plains, midwest and northeast.

again, imagine governor nikki haley, the u.n. ambassador. a pick almost none of us would have predicted, indian-american, small business woman, governor. if only she were a liberal democrat. the "times" and the "post" would be swooning with joy. most brilliant pick possible. she has to mildly disappear. if they admitted that trump had picked her, that would mean trump may be more divorce than he thinks he is. he can't have picked her. she may well be am babassador before you hear her name. si similarly, betsy devos, a woman who has spent millions of dollars to help poor children get good schools and devoted years of her life to school of choice, a clear commitment to a new deal for african-americans p. even better, dr. ben carson. p clarissa and i were very fortunate to be with ben and candy for a week last summer. this guy is amazing. he is a world class pediatrician. he has spoken twice at the national prayer breakfast, he has written books that are used widely by home schoolers. he has a movie made about him called "gifted hands." the new

but when you look at what he is doing, you look at the picks and the cabinet so far, like nikki haley for u.n. ambassador rice. this morning, tom price for secretary of health and human services. these are mainstream republican conservative individuals that are much less in the extreme than perhaps some of the rhetoric surrounding donald trump has been. so we will have to watch to see. no question he has tried' in a way, do we want to pick a fight with china right now given its importance with north korea, i am sure that if you ask, they do not want to engender some type of world war or big conflict. but again, his whole m.o. has been, i want to get a better deal for the american people. that means we will be strong again. we just do not know, there is not a lot of certainty. when you are looking at this, that adds to the risk right now. as we will see, come the first 100 days, we will have a better idea. >> let me follow up on tom price. he would drastically change the affordable care act. there were be less people insured, i assume you would agree with that. it would be much reduced

nikki haley was an appointment, but not many people are appointed that were disloyal to trump. >> at the same time he's putting people in his cabinet that disagreed with him. cathy moore rogers is on the list to be secretary of the interior and yet she was tough on him. >> look at the labor secretary, he was not sharing his world are view the way he expressed on the campaign with immigration. you can look at education secretary. betsy devoswho was on jeb bush education board. pro common core are are and earned the ire of brietbark.com. they did not adopt his agenda in the campaign and yet appointed to positions of high power and loyalist are out in the cold. look at rudy guiliani and chris christie and at great risk to their political careers backed donald trump and they are not the seeing a benefit to that. >> do his appointmentes join the promise of draining the swamp. >> we saw bernie sanders came out today and criticizing on msnbc, the goldman sach's president is director of the economic council. he has four major donors already in his cabinet. that is more than president bush an

looks nikki haley nice. >> it does. going to be toasty for folk. katie lasalle is in with your first alert forecast. >>> single digits and teens for the mountains, five in gunson and alamosa. denver at 23 degrees. greeley at 15. this afternoon, it is going to be a chilly day overall. noon, mostly cloudy sky and clearing by the middle of the denver. and low temperatures dropping to the teens. highest statewide, 20s and #340z, below freezing. slight chance of pick up a little moisture. scattered throughout the mountains. we're going to stay dry in the metro and eastern plains under a mostly cloudy sky. best chance of snow will be late tomorrow. we'll see how much we're going we had a tandem trailer here. that's near kipling and the other crash here on southbound 25 and two lanes blocked here and you can see how badly traffic is backed up. not just to 70 but wadsworth and back to 120th on the southbound trip. the express lanes to normal fairly fast. this ramp, ws on baseline and in boulder. no problems on 82th to baseline and 36, you can easily get ar

south carolina governor nikki haley says she expects a re-trial to happen quickly. slager still faces start next year. 3 charges will not be filed against the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed jay anderson in madison park this summer. summer.the news is upsetting for anderson's family. family. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the wauwatosa police department... to tell us what the family is saying. kyle? the anderson family says they were upset after learning the officer will not face any the case has been granted by the department of justice. the family says they've seen better video than what was released by the wauwatosa police department..they don't believe this video police shows what really happened. and they want that other video released as well. 08:55:40 jay anderson sr he was not going for no gun. 08:50: 55 linda anderson he was inebriated, he was sleep and he was going down. not lunging. 08:51:07he didn't harm nobody and its just him who will never know him. anderson's family had the support of tosa together citizens group. they asked

we have i like her, nikki haley terrific person, but she is going to the u.n., does she have any foreign policy experience? i think we have are ignore rhamouses, billion airs and a few generals. >> trump telling chris wallace. a successful businessman is the missing link to a successful foreign policy. >> asking you about rex teller son, why does a business executive make sense. >> he is a world-class player. he is charge of the largest company in the world, he is in charge of a oil company that is pretty much double size of the next nearest competitor, company which has been unbelievably managed, he knows many of the plays,e knows them well, he does massive deals in russia and the company. >> i have tremendous respect for him. he is a world class player. liz: to trump supporter, governor mike huckabee. good to have you here. >> thank you. liz: trump appointees, not good choices, are you shocked at a business executive? there a the reason that the dems lost, all 3 branches of government, just 17 governorships. what are your thoughts? >> well, you used word meltdown at beginning of the sh

we were told from south carolina governor nikki haley, speaking tonight. she was recently chosen by president-elect trump to be the u.s. representative at the united nations. live coverage now on c-span. >> bob took dad around the country when he was secretary and what we do at the foundation is encourage politicians to get in their communities. go to the places where people know the answers. joseph's,lks about because there are a bunch of justice'oseph's out there. if we go talk to the people who are doing the change in communitie, that is where the solutions come from. in d.c.modis a joseph he is a return to citizen and is investing in young peoples' lives. scott said, hey, jimmy, i want to meet some young people in d.c. who are trying to overcome a lot of challenges because i have overcome a lot of challenges and it want to hear from him. this was just in the last spring. tim as welcome to them to the capital, hosted, i think 12 senators and congressmen who sat around for an hour listening to them. tim cares. and young people, they care what he knows. h

south carolina governor nikki haley says she expects a retrial to come quickly.slager still faces a federal trial, which is expected to start next year. 3 reaction is coming in... after the news... the milwaukee county district attorney will ?not? file criminal charges against the wauwatosa police jay anderson.thenews is upsetting for anderson's ?family.?you heard from them during our last half hour. now cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from twauwatosa police department with a closer look at their ?side? of the story. the anderson family says they were upset after learning the officer will not face any charges.but they promise they will keep fighting. a federal investigation into the case has been granted by the department of justice. the better video than what was released by the wa believe this video police shows what really happened. and they want that other video released as well. 08:55:40 jay anderson sr he was not going for no gun. 08:50: 55 linda anderson he was inebriated, he was sleep and he was going down. not lunging.8:51:07he didn't harm nobody and its just so unfair that i

and nikki haley, she's going to the u.n. does chef any foreign experience?t we have is ignoreramuss and a few generals. >> it's not argument. it's name calling. so rather than address the specific policies or disagreements that you have, you dismiss them as easterly immoral or even beneath addressing. i'm not going to go there. those people are disgusting, they are racist, they are dumb, they have too much money. let's move on. she never makes an affirmative case for her own beliefs and that's one of the reasons her whole wing of the republican party was swept aside at donald trump. they were good at attacking him and they weren't good at explaining why you ought to go along with what they think. they didn't argue on their own behalf. >> i've seen them argue each other -- their arguments sometimes go against their argument. so if you bring in somebody different, wait a second, they are not qualified. if you bring in someone who has done it before, i thought you were draining the swamp. if you bring something successful, why are you going with billionaires? b

i think a surprise then that he met with nikki haley who initially was for marco rubio. and then you have met from a meeting with donald trump yesterday. everyone just needs to settle into it a little bit. but the other thing as donald trump is able to speak to radically because of his use of social media on facebook and twitter in particular. so how the media covers that will also be a story and actually a story about how they cover it. plenty of new coverage to go around. i'm looking forward to the coverage of the policies because there is a lot of need air. it's not just slim pickens. there's a lot to chew on and i'm looking forward to that. >> host: you mention mitt romney appeared here is jasper in the 2012 republican convention. do you know that romney and what we should think about him being part of a trump administration? s. to the picture you're holding up as the first ever photoshop has poor talking about the mystery speaker from the 2012 election and no one knew who that was going to be an event that being clint eastwood. i met mitt romney. yes i'm a fan. i gi

there is this question about he makeup of this candidate you look at nikki haley and ben carson and it'snot a lot of people in color and different genders in this cabinet. is this a cabinet that looks like america to you? >> that's an interesting question, i did think about that before today -- not just before today's show but i knew we would be discussing that. it doesn't. but i wonder is that a promise that donald trump ever made and is that something that anybody who voted for donald trump expected or i don't think he has, in any way, contradicted anything he said when he came to the table, and he's surrounding himself with people he's known a long time and trusts. i do think that is important when filling a cabinet but i also completely understand the criticisms and concern when you look at how the cabinet is filling out >> he's gotten a lot of criticism for the makeup of this cabinet but i will say if you look back at what he said during the campaign, trump, and a lot of people didn't like wait he put it, but he did seem to at least address, you know, a lot of the inner city issues

he's been meeting with some good people and i think it surprised them that he met with nikki haley was originally ford . i think everyone just needs to settle into a little bit, cover it as it happens, but the other thing is, donald trump is able to speak directly to so many people because of his use of social media. how the media covers that will also be a story and actually, it's a story about how they cover it. there's plenty of news coverage to go around.en for me i'm looking forward to the coverage of the policiesci because there's a lot of meet there. it's not just slim pickens. there's a lot to chew on and i'm looking forward to that. >> you mentioned mitt romney. here's jasper at the 2012 convention. do you know met romney and what would you think about him being part of the trump administration? was the firstee ever photoshop that the artistto did because on the five we were talking about the mystery speaker from the 2012 election and no one knew who it was going to be and it ended up being clint eastward. yes, i've met mitt romney. yes, i'm at the end. i give credit to donald

donald trump has plenty of time and surprised him that he met with nikki haley that was initially for marco rubio and then you had mitt romney meeting with donald trump yesterday. so i think that everyone just needs to settle in to it a little bit, cover it as it happens but the other thing is that donald trump is able to speak directly to so many people because of his use of social media, facebook and twitter in particular, so how the media covers that will be a story and actually it's a story about how they cover it, so there's plenty of news coverage to go around, for me i'm really looking forward to the coverage of policies because there's a lot of meet -- meat there, a lot to chew on and i'm looking forward to that. >> you mentioned mitt romney and you have jasper in the republican convention, do you know mitt romney and what do you think of him being as part of the trump administration? >> first ever photo shop that the artist did because on the five we were talking about theco mystery speaker on the 2012 election and nobody knew who wufs going to be and it ends occupy being cli

i don't want to see romney and i wasn't particularly happy about nikki haley. i would say that he would pick somebody. it is a fine pick by me. someone who is unknown. who will be a part of the trump administration. not trying to trying to get him to be a certain way. >> there is a one common thread between most of these folks and that is they've always have the mandate of winning. of accomplishment it was never about compromise being okay. whether you are a dry know our ceo you always have the win. we have to leave it there. thank you both very much. are they making a last ditch effort. if you're really building a case that they got robbed on november 8. i have the details for you next charles: breaking tonight president obama ordering a full review of election related cyber attacks the announcement follows announcements from congressional democrats. president obama and what he wants to find with the government's investigation before he leaves office but is this really sour grapes and excuse making. lisa do you think this is on the up and up where they are loo

think there's a lot of day-to-day issues that she doesn't know about, right, and the problem that nikki haleyis going face is that many of the other countries delegates are people that have been there for a very long time like her counterpart from russia has been there for ten years. >> possible preview of what governor hailey could face as embassador. jenna: interesting. president-elect trump taking his thank you tour to wisconsin last night and outlining his priorities for the months ahead. so how will they work with lawmakers in capitol hill? that's a question we are asking today. the dow chasing in on the major milestone as financials lead about possible fed rate hike today and what all that means for your economy and your wallet? next i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled

nikki haley, terrific person but she is going to the u.n.s she have any foreign policy experience? so, i think what we have will ignoramuses, billionaires and a few generals. >> you don't have to like all the trump appointees, i don't. but there is a hostility there that you recognize from other republicans in dc. what's that about. >> she is the same type of person, bless her heart, who will say that anyone is for enforcing our border is anti-immigrant. anyone who is for examining this is the construction of the establishment that just got drugged in this electric. wilbur ross. one of the most investors. one of the top folks goldman. then went into investment films. incredibly smart. obviously hasn't met him. general mattis. these are. so finest people we have in america let alone qualified to do their job. not every pick is a complete home run. we certainly had a lot of so-called experts both the bush administration that she is elm marcenamored of around as america got weaker and weaker and less powerful and more indebt. maybe it's time to

the inscription reads, the 2016 kemp leadership award frenltd on governor nikki haley. december 2016. mom, i would like you to come up and thank everybody. >> governor haley, thank you so much. i hope you are passing the baton the a lieutenant governor who will -- it's henry! >> my goodness. >> i was going to say, i hope south carolina will continue to be with good leadership and obviously -- >> henry mcmaster was my dad's '88 campaign chairman in south carolina. so there's a weird cycle. but it's wonderful. so yes, mom, i think it is in good hands. >> and to look at this photo of gene kirkpatrick and margaret thatcher and jack, it is just a signal that people of substance and common sense really do make a huge difference in this world. and you are one. and we are so grateful. [ applause ] >> all right. you can sit. we're almost done. i know it's late. the kemp foundation is really privileged to have dave, paul ryan's chief of staff, to give some closing remarks. thanks for being here. >> i thought i would start with the scariest statement you can make in a camp function

house and that's why he has offered positions to people who have been critical of him, governor nikki haleye and outreach to mitt romney who was very critical of him suggests the same kind of thing. now, you've been in a white house. you had the manage all of the players as chief of staff. does that approach work? >> it does, a team of rivals has proven to be a pretty good model. president george h.w. bush department pick all of his friends to serve in the administration. he had some people that were rivals and ronald reagan famously picked a vice president who had run against him and he picked the chief of staff who had been the chief of staff of basically the campaign manager for the person running the campaign against ronald reagan. it has happened before. it worked pretty well. it's up to the chief of staff to make sure the president gets good counsel and you don't want gang-think in the white house. you want challenging thought process so the president will make tough decisions because presidents shouldn't be in a position to make easy decisions. they have to make tough decisions and y

i look forward to working with him, governor nikki haley and i'm sure we'll have a strong relationship. >> israeli ambassador to the united nations, thank you very much for being here on an afternoon when all eyes are focused on the relationship between your government and the united states. i appreciate it. i want to get to our reporters across the world. bill nealy, ayman mohyeldin and kasie hunt. let me start with you and the potential fallout here. we are starting to hear from ambassador dinan there. what are you seeing? >> just to pick up from the last thing the ambassador said, he said john kerry didn't address hamas violence. he most certainly did and condemned it in strong terms. most of what he said was a rebuke to israel. he said he wanted to speak frankly because the two-state solution, israelis and palestinians living side by side was in serious jeopardy. john kerry cared about a two-state solution for the best part of four decades. he said it is the only way to ensure future peace. it won't ever really be at peace if it chooses a one-state solution. that's what many jewish

. >> south carolina governor nikki haley as u.s. ambassador to the united.chool choice activists betsy devos for education secretary. >> theretired three star genera mike flynn for national security advisor. he has helped destroy extremist networks in afghanistan and iraq and is known as a skilled intelligence officer even though he was forced out as head of the defense intelligence agency, reportedly over his combative management style. kansas representative mike pompeiio. elected to congress in 2010 he was a tea party favorite and one of the lead republicans investigating the 2012 benghazi attack. then there's steve bannon, trump's chief strategist. he spent seven years in the u.s. navy. was an investment banker for goldman sachs and he made it his mission to take down the republican party stamt. alabama senator jeff session gicis is nominated as u.s. attorney general. sessions has been accused of calling civil rights groups unamerican. and criticizing the voting rights act. >> thank you. >> and finally, the chairman of the republican national committee, r