thank you tour, the president-elect on stage with one-i am adversary, the speaker of the house, paul ryanthe rally turned into a lovefest with trump praising ryan, and ryan complimenting trump right back. the exxonmobil chief rex tillerson who may face an uphill battle for the senate confirmati confirmation. cnn's jim acosta has the latest from wisconsin. >> reporter: george and christine, donald trump has taken another victory lap here at the rally here in wisconsin. trump praised tillerson's contacting around the world but he did not mention tillerson's past ties to russian president vladimir putin. trump looked back at the election victory and thanked his supporters, including house speaker paul ryan who he praised in an unusual way. here's more of what he had to say. >> speaker paul ryan, i've really come to -- oh, no, i've come to appreciate him. speaker paul ryan. where is the speaker? where is he? he has been -- i'll tell you, he has been terrific. you know honestly, he's like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, the other goes against

he was praising paul ryan. he likes paul ryan. until he doesn't like him anymore. there you've got the big wisconsin leaders who were there on the stage with him. you know what, trump likes this team. he likes winning. and here both those teams in a sound bite. >> would anybody like to keep it the way it is. i don't think so. we're going to win. we're going to win a lot. we're going to win so much. you're going to go to paul ryan and go mr. speaker please. please, we can't stand winning this much. we can't take it. and he's going to come to see me and he's going to say, mr. president, the people in wisconsin are tired of winning so much. you're winning with health care. we're winning on the border. we're winning with isis. because we're going to get isis out. we're wing all over, mr. president. they just can't take it anymore. say paul, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you have to go back and tell them we're going to keep winning and winning and winning whether they like it or not. >> they become real good friends, evidently. as good friends you can be. they weren't speaking

paul ryan. >> good morning. i'm nicole petallides. the titans at the tech industry and we will tell you who will be there and who well. lauren: will the federal reserve to read this trumps talk market rally because yesterday we came within 50-point that out 20,000 a fed rate hike almost a certainty. let's see how u.s. stock market futures are doing ahead of the amount that. dr. tucson 12 points. nasa one. train to asia investors looking for that and in japan then they fractionally. squeeze up again in china. the shanghai composite index down half of 1%. lauren: oil prices up four days in a row. down 1.2% to $52 a barrel. trying to keep your eye on the heels of a 10 year treasury bond. right now the yield holding steady. 2.44%. lauren: the night of basketball. golden state warrior said the best for last. they mock the memphis grizzlies. we will show you highlight. nicole: will show you all the highlights. "fbn:am" in new york. we welcome you to the latest that it then breaking news. lauren: welco

paul ryan at some point made a calculated risk that trump was not going to win. now trump wins and what ryan has said since then is he's spoken with people that we haven't been. the key from that footage that you showed was, you have to understand, a lot of trump supporters are not necessarily republican supporters. they're trump supporters. and ryan needs them, but at the same time president-elect needs ryan. it's an arranged marriage, but i think they're going to try to make it work. >> the reason people voted for trump voted for him, at least the better people, who had aspirations for this country, who were patriotic, was hoping to get the country rolling again. big economic opportunities for everybody. if they don't pass a deal for these big road building, bridge building, fixing stuff, hiring people, it's all b.s. if he doesn't do that. can ryan go along with that? will he go along with that? >> ryan is governance and that's what he is in place to do. you know, building bridges, the infrastructure, the nation needs infrastructure building. we've got crumblin

you tour to wisconsin and puts on a big show of unity with the state's native son, house speaker paul ryanowd apparently not forgetting ryan's reluctance to embrace his party's nominee. listen to the crowd's reaction as the president-elect extends anli

assumes that means it will be a field day for paul ryan. who has more control of the agenda, paul ryan or donald trump or have they fused their agendas and both want to privatize medicare? >> i think robert's got his finger on it through his reporting that it's a battle to come. everybody is kumbaya around this or that appointment which in the long and short run doesn't mean that much. is so if you throw a trillion dollars on infrastructure, will paul ryan sign that? paul ryan says we want to address medicare and medicaid and the president doesn't, does the west wing balk at that? that's where the battle lines will be draw and whether it's the previous camp or bannon camp, however you want to identify them, the reality is the president will have to make some really tough early decisions and the question then becomes yes you have this team of rivals sort of milieu you've created around you, that may work in business. in government i'm really curious to see if that works because it's so personal, it's so much about turf and so much about a lo

. >> speaker, paul ryan.have come to -- oh no. i have come to appreciate him. speaker paul ryan. where is the speaker? where is he? i tell you, he has been terrific. i tell you, honestly he is like a fine wine. every day goes by and i can appreciate his genius more and more. now if he ever goes against me i will not say that. >> he took a poll on if "time" should have a person of the year or man of the year. >> and in the old days it was called the man of the year, right? now -- so let me do this. we have a lot of women here and i have to do it. do you mind? would you prefer i will go person of the year and man of the year and person of the year and man of the year. what should it be? i am doing it for all of you politicians. not that we are going to change at this point. would you rather see person of the year? man of the year? these guys are so politically correct. so far i have done that three times and person of the year is not doing wealth. >> he is having a good time. >> this is trump at his best. did y

said wait a minute, i've come to appreciate paul ryan. he's like a fine wine. day i get to appreciate his genius even more. donald trump went along himself to try to repair the rift that has existed between he and speaker ryan. the two of them have to work together if they hope to get the agenda past. replaying the whole election night from the time he said i thought i was going to lose based on what i was hearing from the exit polls to finally winning. the christmas trees on stage tonight significant as well because donald trump said the very first time he appeared in wisconsin, he said i'm going to come back here again and we're going to say merry christmas. mentioned the recount that just wrapped up in wisconsin. saying they spent all those billions of dollars for me to get the votes. i guess that shows you every vote does count. he also mentioned, megan, that president obama and michelle obama have been very kind to him and melania as they head towards the transition of power. the inauguration on january 20. >> that's good to hear. john, thank you. >>> joini

in paul ryan's home state of wisconsin. clearly there is some dissonance between the core of trump support and an establishment guy like ryan but donald trump is obviously no dummy at all and he knows he's going to need paul ryan to get his agenda through so you hear him starting to warm to him. but, he also made clear right after that wine statement alisyn that the moment paul ryan goes against him he's not going to say nice things about him like that. >> yeah i know and that's an aside but that's probably one of the truest things we heard in that. also there's a disconnect between political life and personal life. and personal life, amity precedes unity. you like somebody and then you're with them in unified purpose. politics is the opposite. you get on the team side, the gop side and then you figure out whether you like somebody or not. unity comes first. that's what we're seeing there. but, maybe we need a bottom line on the divisions that are being sunk in. we had one of the trump transition officials on this morning,

i mean paul ryan is a fine wine. n dynamic impact the early days of the trump administration. we're joined now by cnn political analyst kirsten powers and david. great to have both of you. kirsten, how is this going to work? they seem to be in good stead right now. things are going well with paul ryan and donald trump. what is the first danger sign we should look out for? >> i think as long as he isn't doing anything that goes against the republican main stream on the hill, he'll be donald trump >> if he wants to repeal obama care. so, he has to choose, i think, where he wants to pick his battles and in what order. look, right now he is in the honeymoon period and paul ryan as much as he didn't like donald trump is liking the fact that he now has a lot of power and it's going to be able to enact a lot of the initiatives that he wanted to enact for a long time. >> winning heals hurt feelings, i've noticed. david, where do you see any potential problem between what now seems to be this budding. >> i'm not sure with kirs

about, for 9 months, you see it happen, were to the chagrin of the democrats. >> absolutely, and paul ryan. thank you congressman chris ryan. >> thank you. lou: on wall street today, stocks finished mix, the dow closing at a new record high up 58, s&p lost 8, nasdaq fell 73, volume on big board, 5 billiobillion shares today. crude oil climbing, settles above $51 a barrel, and 10-year yield 17 month high to to .44 -- 2.44% after a sell-off in the bond market. >> coming up next, it was 7 months ago that president-elect made this campaign promise. >> believe me, if i were in office right now, carrier would not be leaving indiana, that i could tell you. lou: today the president-elect following through -- his worries in a big way, set to take the stage in cincinnati shortly, we're awaiting, with baited breath. kimberly guilfoyle will join me next. we will take unwhat we can expect there and what this president-elect is already accomplishing with about 49 days before he is inaugurated. stay with us. lou: donald trump giving the hard working people at carrier reason to celebrate today, this is ho

you know, i consider you, charlie, a scott walker/paul ryan republican, and and that catechism frankly a month after election day looks a lot closer to being the reality than some kind of weird new trumpist version of, you know, american one perron, paul ryan seems to be queueing up the whole agenda of tax cuts and cuts to quote/unquote entitlement programs. do you feel confident you're going to basically get ryanism? >> no, i wish i was confident. at the town hall i was sitting next to a guy who beat reince priebus, telling the story of how he beat -- i don't think that anybody is confident because you don't know, so, you know, this was the line, you know, before the campaign, you know, don't worry about donald trump, you know, he's not going to g focused on policy, it will be mike pence and paul ryan setting the agenda. maybe that will happen. what happens, though, the first time that's he's crossed? >> right. >> what happens when the republicans in the senate step up and say this russian hacking thing is a real serious thing, appointing this crony capitalist to be secretary of state

paul ryan is like a fine wine. everyone knows what paul ryan wants to do.medicare and social security. can donald trump get away with completely changing his mind on going after the social safety net and survive even -- and have his party survive even the mid terms? >> who knows. donald trump seems to be able to survive anything he says or does and you know the old political axiom that politicians say they have no permanent friends or no permanent enemies. there are so many different areas where donald trump and paul ryan agree as disagree and i think we're going see a lot of, you know, picking here, you know, what donald trump is going to give into hand what he won't and the same with paul ryan. i don't know where donald trump is going to go with social security and medicare and i do know if we take a look at where their differences are, i think that's where we'll see areas of compromise so, for example, donald trump at one time advocated for a ban on mussily entry into the country and palm ryan absolutely disagrees with that. paul rain said he believes un

but, look, paul ryan, yes, he has a house that has been with him for years now.licans, you know, have a solid majority in the house. and this goes back to your point about mandates. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> we are back. tell me something i don't know. >> i'll tell you what you would know if you read politico today. ivanka and jared are shopping today. they will be attending regularly, walking to services. >> i was talking to john mccain yesterday, somebody we need more than ever, about the dumpster fire that american politics has become. he was talking about john glenn being the most honest, decent man he's ever known. >> i think we can all agree on. >> you pointed out earlier, there were 77,000 votes in three states that made the difference in this election. but we're talking about a 0.6% margin. that's the margin that will be made of a good get out the vote campaign. which is another sign the clinton campaign dropped the ball again. >> the biggest mistake by the

the ceremony included the architect of the capitol, house speaker call -- paul ryan, and members of the idaho congressional delegation. from the west lawn of the u.s. capital, this is 15 minutes. >> good evening. welcome to our annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. [applause] i am stephen ayers, the architect of the capitol and i am excited this evening to serve as your master of ceremonies. first i would like to extend a big thank you to the united states air force ceremonial brass band under the direction of captain dustin doyle. let's give them a round of applause. thank you. in 1964 the eighth architect of the capitol, george stewart, had the suggestion from the speaker of the house, john mccormick, established the annual tradition and by 1970g a tree the united states forest service joined in the holiday cheer by providing a capitol christmas tree from one of america's spectacular and inspiring national forests. year, ladies and gentlemen, the payette national forest in , theygraciously graciously provided this magnificent ingle min spruce behind me

i love paul ryan. >> where is paul ryan? >> we're not sure.ay. >> $7 trillion medicare plan that was not paid for. are we going to have a repeat of what happened during the bush years. big government republicism. >> to end this segment on a really somber note throw this into the equation. with medical advances the way they are, new medical advances nearly every day, every week, people are going to live long are. so go out 10 or 15 years with an ageing population growing even older and existing basically on what? >> medicare, social security. >> all of your entitlement programs. that is combustible. >> if you haven't heard it a billion times, in the 1950s there were 15 people working for every one person on social security. today there are three people working for every one on medication. these programs are not sustainable as is. they just aren't. >> on that note, still ahead on "morning joe," it was 7:55 a.m. hawaii time when japanese forces launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor. that was 75 years ago today. nbc's tom brokaw and historian

what strikes me from so much of this conversation, if you look at paul ryan, paul ryan is someone who to privatize a lot of the entitlements that are very popular, especially with seniors, medicare, social security and the like. and then you come to trump and trump says, no, we're not touching those programs. and republicans who have been kind of the republican establishment that's been talking about it, they're off the books with donald trump so i don't know how they get together. >> at some point they'll have to put pen to paper and make the math work. >> there are so many initiatives that the trump campaign has promised from obamacare at the beginning, i think he's going to start right out of the bat and work with it and i think paul ryan will work with him. corporate tax i think they'll work together fairly well with that one as well. some of the things that may get a little wishy-washy are the immigration situation and breaking the trade agreements because there's some republican support for the trade agreements. so paul ryan will have to make a decision. do i go with the preside

and even house speaker paul ryan getting moments in the spotlight. ryan notably did not campaign or appear with mr. trump during the election... but the two men seemed to have moved on... with mr. trump paying him a compliment last night. "speaker paul ryan. boos i've really come... boos . oh no. i've come to appreciated him." every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more." there were several protests that interrupted president elect trump's speech. but for the most part, things were peaceful. if you'd like to hear more of mr. trump's speech-- we've posted it on our website. fox6 now dot com. just find the story on our home page. family and friends... remembering a teenager who was silver spring monday night. 15-year-old melanie johnson was in the kitchen when the gunfire began. tonight's vigil took place right outside the front door. family members are begging anyone with information to come forward. she was full of life. it wasnt a day that you can go without melanie making you smile. milwaukee police say theyre investigating the ci

so was governor scott walker and house speaker paul ryan. ryan and trump had a rocky relationship during the campaign. the two have been in contact and they have met with each other since the election. tonight, trump praised ryan. and when he mentioned ryan's name, there was a mixed reaction from the crowd. really come -- oh, no, i have come to appreciate him. [booing] >> where is he. he has been terrific. and you know honestly, he is like a fine wine. [laughter] >> every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. patrick: pence watched the speech just off the side of the stage. when it was over, they all stepped on stage. they gave trump a number 45 packers jersey. trump is the 45th president. pence was given an aaron rodgers jersey. still to come in this newscast, the president-elect talks about jobs. joyce: thank you. after weeks of meetings and speculation, donald trump has finally named his cabinet's most coveted position. trump has picked exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson to be his secretary of state. members of both parties

i think paul ryan doesn't take it too seriously.teve bannon released him home address and sent out the address of his kids' school. he could be upset but seems to be working fine with trump. >> the person who said boo to the press and said hush to the press corps. >> was that true? >> it was reported in today's playbook. >> i didn't see that. i assume they mean it. thank you so much. >>> the cia says the russians hacked the dnc to try to help trump win the election. the former head of the nsa and cia join me next. and the best deals are on the best network. with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. you'll even get the samsung galaxy s7, the pixel phone by google, or the motoz droid for only $10 per month. hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there

here is paul ryan in an upcoming it view with "60 minutes."ou will see him twisting his guts when asked if he believed trump would be nominated. >> i didn't see this one coming. he knows that. donald trump was a very unconventional candidate. he will be an unconventional president. lou: you can almost hear him saying tsk, tsk, unconventional. when speaking about trump's deal to keep carrier jobs in indiana, he appeared incapable of crediting the president-elect, giving more credit to mike pence. ryan is not only one in republican leadership struggling with a swamp we know soon will be drained. kevin mccarthy says the freedom caucus will have a hard time pushing back against the establishment and the leadership. mccarthy who is not exactly a boy genius, also added the freedom caucus made house republicans weaker. perhaps the majority leader missed what happened ithe election 3 1/2 weeks ago. the republican house leadership is clearly out of step with the american people who are sick and tired of the status question, the policies and attitudes o

lou: who scares you most, mitch mcconnell or paul ryan. >> paul ryan. >> paul ryan. lou: randy, and ed thank you. >> but. lou: vote in our poll, question, do you believe speaker ryan is beginning to at least dimly understand who is in charge now? cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, and follow on stai sta game -- instagram, on wall street, stocks moving a little bit lower after federal reserve raised interest rates, who needed that? i'm kidding about the fed, they are following market, they are not leading them. that is a good sign, federal reserve today, raising rates, by 25 basis points, second rate hike since 2006, yellen saying that fed is expecting three more interest rate hikes next year. a reminder to listen to my report three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next. president-elect working hard to be the greatest jobs president ever. tomorrow coming up, true giants of silicon valley, we'll talk about how to grow jobs, we'll talk about how they can stay on top. we're going to talk about a lot of gre

it's possible that he could sign paul ryan legislation.ut paul ryan is someone who we are going after some entitlements and the republican party today, donald trump's party not ryan's. >> heidi? >> winner is michelle obama just becausic not imagine what an excruciating experience this must be for her right now, some ways harder for her than president obama. harder to watch a person you love go through this. she's watching the party that has certainly declared at the beginning they wanted to make her husband a first term president now succeed in doing that and they'll roll back much of his agenda. and the person who won is the one who accused him of not even being an american. she's doing it in a graceful way. i want to help the trumps come in. it's part grace, but it's also smart. >> biggest loser. >> chris christie. just on every level. chris christie was one of the people who stuck with donald trump through thick and thin. >> there's the picture. excruciating. >> he was in charge at one point of the whole transition. he's the person i wo

a top ally, house speaker paul ryan indicates that g.o.p. brass may' to block some of trump's more populous campaign promises. i can't believe it has taken so long to actually fly their flag. republican congressman bill flores of texas said we agree that some of president trump's proposed policies are not going to lineup very well with our cons joining me now to find out how well they lineup, michelle great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's turn to this sudden display of the false flag cut from yard iron here we go, skull and cross bones are flying. mccarthy and ryan will be obstructists again. >> as they always are, these people have learned nothing. in the same way so many established democrats have learned nothing, they will double down, i believe that this g.o.p. so-called leadership, is going to pose more headaches and will be a bigger threat to donald trump and his american sovereignty ajen athan the out right liberals will be this has always been the case as long as i covered politics over last 25 years, the republicans who p

i think paul ryan is in that group of people. i think this is what was interest tog me about paul ryan and the dance he did with trump and sort of making him not immediately giving up the endorsement and all that kind of stuff. i think he got very comfortable with them having a weird relationship and now they can sit face-to-face and talk about it. i also think he earned a bit of respect. trump does not tend to respond to the people who immediately say oh, yes, whatever you want, mr. trump. i think he did earn a bit there. i think it really remains to be seen how much trump is going to be actively involved on the hill and how much he's going to pass off to ryan. we just don't know right now. >> but from what we have seen, the only measure that people have is who donald trump is, personnel is policy is kind of what we always hear and who he's putting in place. if you were an anti-trump republican, is there anything really to be anti right now? >> i think i for one, who was not pro-trump, like many of the picks, betsy devos being o

clearly mitch mcconnell is champing at the bit for that as well as paul ryan, some sort of obamacare epeal. cut taxes, which i think mcconnell and ryan are excited about as well. then the wall, paul, we're going to work on the wall. that's where it's going to be very interesting to see how these different things get ordered and what moves through that congress first and how much it's paul ryan and how much it's donald trump. >> and also and what does that mean? because even donald trump in some of his officials have walked back a little bit from their comments during the campaign about a wall. there's been talk about well, maybe it's not a physical wall. maybe it's a virtual wall. what we've seen is that there are a lot of issues where donald trump feels very comfortable kind of walking back from the really heated rhetoric of the campaign and saying, well, that's not exactly what i meant. you take me too literally. we'll see if what he ultimately proposes is a giant physical structure between the u.s. and mexico. >> can you imagine a scenario in which there is actually an out in the o

so is paul ryan putting his eggs in a basket too soon? >> i mean, look, everyone has a problem with a president using their executive power when it's not what you want. you know, there are lessons that we could make a video about paul ryan as well that it's congress' job to implement a budget, to actually do something about when a president puts someone for the supreme court. this is just spiking the football, the republicans want to be snide because they won the presidency but donald trump is going to use executive orders just like barack obama did because when you don't think congress is acting fast enough that's what you do. >> yeah. >> the cat's out of the bag. it's been happening not just with president obama but with presidents past, too. >> the long-term trend is clearly toward presidents pushing the boundaries of executive authority. part of that is because the situation we're in now starting in january has become the anomaly. we have seen unified control of government, the same party holding the white house and the congress, for

>> paul ryan: about every day. >> pelley: do you call him, or does he call you? elley: when you call over to the-- >> ryan: he answers his cell phone. i sh-- probably shouldn't say that on tv. ( laughs ) he just-- he just answers the phone. >> pelley: you call donald trump on his cell phone? >> ryan: all the time. >> pelley: and how does he answer? what does he say? >> ryan: he says, "hi, hello." >> pelley: he doesn't say, "this is the president-elect?" >> ryan: no. he's a pretty casual guy. he calls me paul. i call him mr. president-elect, because i just-- i have a reverence for the office. but-- yeah, he's very casual about it. >> pelley: "hey, this is paul. and here's-- here's something i'm thinking about." >> ryan: yeah, yeah. all the time. >> pelley: how long do those conversations go on? >> ryan: 20 to 45 minutes. >> pelley: have you told him being president is not being c.e.o. of the united states, that the congress is going to have a say? >> ryan: oh, we've talked about that extensively. we've talked about-- the constitution, article one on the constitutio

but, look, paul ryan, yes, he has a house that has been with him for years now.licans, you know, have a solid majority in the house. and this goes back to your point about mandates. that is enough for them to say, we have a mandate to do what we want to do, even though donald trump stood against those things in the campaign. >> the roundtable staying with us. you're watching "hardball," the police for politics. but when we brought our daughter home that was it. ♪ now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. can you say thanks nicoderm cq? every great why needs a great how. th...oh, baked-on alfredo?e. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through... your toughest stuck-on food. nice. cascade. ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $

donald trump and paul ryan could go into a full-fledged war and paul ryan would get re-elected.onald trump may not be able to get much through the house of representatives. people coming into washington, d.c. do not realize -- we said this in the house when we were in the house. the house of representatives is not a democracy. it's about as -- i mean, he has complete control. the rules chairman has complete control. i mean, you talk about an -- >> everyone stop talking. here's the deal. it was great entertainment. i think it's the beginning of jousting. >> i'm not falling for everything. i'm saying if donald trump thinks he can push paul ryan to the side he doesn't understand the constitution. >> i get it. we'll talk about this more. i get what trump is doing. we can talk about this more. i think it's the beginning of a new conversation that he has with his rivals as well as the people who are working with him but right now we do have to look at what is going on in the world. we have to begin with devastation in aleppo, syria, which the united nations calls a meltdown of humanit

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the threat to the speaker in his home state. >>> last night house speaker paul ryan was met with boos when he took the stage, a rally with donald trump in front of christmas trees. when trump himself got on stage a few minutes later and mentioned ryan, the crowd booed again. trump tried to stop it mostly. >> speaker paul ryan, i've really come to a -- oh, no, i've come to appreciate him. speaker paul ryan. where is the speaker? where is he? he has been -- i'll tell you, he's been terrific. and you know, honestly? he's like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, if he ever goes against me, i'm not going to say that, okay? he's a great guy. and we have some amazing things in store. and we're going to work on taxes, we're going to work on obamacare. we're going to work on things, and he's going to lead the way. so thank you. we're going to work on the wall, paul. >> joining me now, former campaign manager for mitt romney and an msnbc contributor. that was kind of an amazing moment. it felt like a ritual humiliation. donald trump, let's just be

for being with us. >> you bet. >> dickerson: last week scott pelley spent some time with speaker paul ryan for tonight's "60 minutes." ryan, whose relationship with donald trump during the campaign was rocky at best, told scott he talks with the president-elect nearly every day and that he's confident the two will work well together. >> we're fine. we're in the looking back. speak about every day. it's not about looking back in the past. that's behind us. we're way beyond that. now we're talking about how do we fix this country's problems, how do we hit the ground running. that's what i'm excited about. what i'm excited about in my virtually daily conversations with donald trump, it's all about how are we going to get things done, what goes first, what's the schedule, how do we get this con, how can we help people here? it's really exciting to see for a long time we've been trying to get unified republican government. we here in coss 2015 getting ready and preparing for the possible opportunity of a unified republican government. now we have it, and it's very exciting. and those are the ki

i think paul ryan and the house of representatives will be the easy part for donald trump. in congress there will be a lot more tension on the senate side for a variety of reasons, mostly because mitch mcconnell will need 60 votes to get a lot of things done, and he doesn't have them. so i think patching things up with paul ryan is fundamentally critical to donald trump moving forward. i think it says a lot that the two of them have come this far and that trump has made this degree of overture to him. >> somehow they will manage legislation, or so we hope. >> we'll see. >> thank you, kasie hunt, after the long day you've had. >>> we're back after the break with the new vote count. this is "the 11th hour." >>> finally here tonight as promised, we have an update on the raw vote. hillary clinton has expanded her lead to over 2.5 million votes topping 65.2 million to trump's 62.6. she leads in percentage 48 and change to 46 and change, and none of it got her elected president. the electoral map made donald trump president, specifically winning it as our deeply divided nation pr

speaker paul ryan. where is the speaker? where is he?e has been -- i tell you, he has been terrific. you know, honestly? he's like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, if he ever goes against me i'm not going to say that, okay? he's a great guy and we have some amazing things in store, and we're going to work on taxes, we're going to work on obamacare, we're going to work on things, and he's going to lead the way. so thank you. >> and even though it's been more than a month since he was elected president, trump could not resist taking one more swipe at hillary clinton, asking this crowd here in wisconsin if anybody remembers her name. don. >> all right. jim acosta, thank you very much. i want to bring in john avalon and political commentator margaret hoover. i want to play a little clip of donald trump from his rally in wisconsin. he was having some fun at the expense of hillary clinton and the media, ridiculing clinton campaign for having fireworks ready on election night. listen to this. >>

speaker paul ryan, where is the speaker. >> reporter: going to bat for house speaker paul ryan in his own home state. >> he is like a fine wine. every day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. >> reporter: mr. trump also stood by his secretary of state nominee, exxonmobil ceo rex erson who faces a tough confirmation fight, given his ties to russian president vladimir putin. senate democrats have enlisted the help of accountants and legal experts to look into tillerson's business dealings. >> rex is friendly with many of the leader in the world that we don't get along with and some people don't like that. they don't want him to be friendly. >> reporter: earlier in the day the president-elect tapped montana congressman ryan zinke to lead the interior department and rick perry to head the energy department. about inovags and how it can help in education. >> reporter: job creation at the top of the agenda today as the president-elect sits down with the leaders of other major tech companies, including apple's tim cook and amazon's jeff bezos. and bezos also owns "the washi

last night he appeared at a thank you rally, thank you to her rally, with paul ryan. ump supporters booed ryan. trump defended him. larry: the results of the latest for governors race are out. at gillespie has an early lead over his contenders. he would receive 24% of the votes in a hypothetical gop primary. ralph general matchup and the poll found that he had a wider lead over republicans. alert, a stormwatch 7 vdot says it has already started anti-icing roads in northern virginia. this, the roads are already being pretreated basalt and sand before the temperature starts to dropped her medically. larry: nothing like working ahead of time, just in case. veronica: you have to stay on top of it. we are going to get a little bit of everything. cold, wind, snow, freezing rain, rain, and that maybe ice. next fourt in the days. timing is everything. download the stormwatch 7 app, it's an easy way to stand up of everything. you can zoom in on your neighborhood. as far as right now, we don't have any of that to worry about. this is a good prep day for all of us. little bit, as

. >>> president-elect trump offering both praise and a warning to speaker paul ryan last night. an disagreed with trump or deannounced his comments, are you ready for this, once every week and a half during the campaign during a recent analysis. but the president-elect put the speaker on notice last night in wisconsin. listen to this. >> you know, honestly, he's like a fine wine. every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more. now, if he ever goes against me, i'm not going to say that. >> joining me now former senior adviser to the newt gingrich campaign, randy evans. veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, former white house political director under ronald reagan, republican strategist ed rollins. good to have you both here, folks. let me start, randy, was the rnc hacked by russians? >> not to my knowledge. i find it fascinating where they are willing to pronounce all of these things. we had a hammer, server with bleaching in it, e-mails admitting lies. none on of that was good enough. yet we have this rumor where we can't find one fingerprint of one russian hack o

more with speaker paul ryan. and also coming up tonight on "hannity." >>> the epidemic of malicious fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year, it's now clear that so-called fake news can have real world consequences. >> all right. hillary clinton sore loser keeps coming up with new excuses for why she lost the election. lisa boothe >>> welcome back to "hannity." we continue with speaker of the house paul runyan. so congressman flores seemed like he was speaking with you. let's go for the things, the issues that the house republicans agree with and donald trump agree with and then we'll deal with the other issues later. now i would argue that you might have some disagreement on immigration or extreme vetting. do you? >> actually we don't. we've talked about this quite a bit. we're fusing the agendas and working on a common platform of what we're going to do for all of 2017. people say we have 100 days. we're working on a 200-day plan. there's not a problem or disagreement here. >>

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