poppy! i mean, poppy! you didn't have to do-- poppy, i'm sorry that i yelled at you-- no, no, no. it's all right. i love it when you yell at me. i mean, that's what families are supposed to do in their own home. they're supposed to yell at each other. i want him to see this, too. hal! [singing] ahh! ohh! that's magnificent! [cackling] ohh! poppy! oh, my, ellie! as you open the door. right. it just come blasting right out at you. wow! step outside and try it. what? no, no, no. go outside. make believe you're a guest coming for the first time. poppy! no, no, no. it's all right. would you open the door, please? no, guests must ring the bell. i don't believe this. [rings doorbell] who is it? would you open the door? hey, poppy, i think you'd better open the door. well, uh, good evening. is there anything that strikes you as being outstanding? oh, yes. mr. wilson. i mean, now, that is a beautiful painting. thank you. come again. i think everybody should get dressed. poppy, let's get dressed. oh, of course. after all, i want to look right when those people from the university come to my

>> well, it's interesting, poppy.obably use the term it's softer than i think people think it is. i don't mean it's weak. but it's softer than people think. you know, the gdp comes out for the third quarter, 2.9%. i don't think it was a 2.9% quarter. they've got way better figures than i do. >> you think it was lower than that? >> yeah. >> what signs are you looking at? >> i look at everything. we have 70 different businesses. >> railroads to fruit of the loom underwear. >> i love numbers so i get it on a realtime basis. >> what do you see? >> the federal reserve are getting a thousand times as many figures and they've got all kinds of people working on it. if i had to bet, if they were revising the third quarter, it would get revised downward. the economy is not growing at 2.9%. >> markets move on your words. you're seeing a softer economy. >> i'm buying stocks. >> what is it? you've said before, periodically financial markets will be divorced from reality. it sounds to me like -- >> financial markets don't have to g

poppy? >> thank you very much for that reporting. donald trump stumping late into the night. he rallied supporters in the battleground state of pennsylvania sunday evening before heading to virginia. just moments ago, trump wrapped up an early morning speech to a big crowd in leesburg. that's where we find our cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, it doesn't matter they have work tomorrow morning. they stayed up late for trump. >> absolutely. and some of the people here in this barn here in leesburg, virginia waited five or six hours. it's a pretty chilly temperatures for donald trump to show up. but they got what they were waiting for. donald trump came out here after midnight and really lit into hillary clinton once again referring to her as corrupt, as dishonest, as somebody who a public can't trust. it is really his closing argument in this campaign. it's interesting to note, poppy, ever since that jim comey letter came out earlier today, donald trump has been sort of tre

i love you too poppy. i'm sorry. >> just one big happy family. >> i'm delirious too. >> i know, it's not even election night. >> gary, thank you so much. coming up. katy perry, beyonce, jay-z. hillary clinton rolling out serious star power. will it be enough to get voters excited and to the polls. stay with us. ♪ ♪ girl, where do you think you're going? ♪ boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrition, it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. all in 3 delicious flavors. it's choosing to go in one direction... up. boost. be up for it. >>> tonight in philadelphia, singer katy perry will take the stage as part of the get out the vote push for hillary clinton. just last night in cleveland, clinton appeared alongside power couple jay-z and beyonce. tomorrow back in ohio be basketball super star lebron james. also had cher on th

i'm poppy harlow in new york. donald trump meeting behind closed doors with the people who could fill his cabinet and other top level positions at the white house. one man he met with is retired general who could possibly be a top candidate for defense secretary. much more on that meeting in a moment. first, though, the meeting trump had earlier today that raised a lot of eyebrows. he shook hands and met face to face with mitt romney for an hour and 20 minutes. romney, of course, the leading republican who launched a blistering attack on trump throughout the campaign. to say the two have had a rocky relationship is putting it mildly. here is a little bit of the barbs that they traded during the campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> mitt was a disaster as a candidate. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. >> romney let us all down. it was a very poor campaigner. >> he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> romney choked like a dog. he choked. >> h

>> it is a key issue, poppy. think the question will be exactly how he intends to go about repealing the law and replacing it. that's some of the work that needs to be done now in the transition, because during the campaign as you may recall, there wasn't a lot of specificity of how that will happen. i will say that he could repeal the law and replace it with a set of policies that does include coverage for preexisting conditions that does include coverage for those who with their parents. could have a replacement package that includes those things. we'll have to see how the transition sorts it out. >> let's talk about what we're looking at right now. these are the protests on the streets of america. this is i believe live pictures, right, guys, out of cincinnati, new york, los angeles. so you know, within hours, donald trump tweeted two different things. on thursday night, he tweeted basically that the media is sort of inciting these professional protesters, and then the next morning, perhaps someone got to him

i'm poppy harlow in new york. you are live in the "cnn newsroom," and we begin with breaking news tonight. donald trump, president-elect, making a major announcement, naming rnc chair reince priebus as his chief of staff. this news accompanied by a second announcement from trump that this man, steve bannon, his campaign's ceo and the executive chairman of breitbart news, will serve as trump's chief strategist and senior counsel. bannon is a controversial figure. the news outlet he ran until recently, breitbart, caters to the alt-right, some of whom have racist and anti-immigrant ideas. and earlier this week, just the idea that trump was considering bannon for a top post worried some americans, including some conservatives. cnn investigative correspondent chris frates is live in d.c. for us tonight and joining me on the phone is cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. so, chris, let me begin with you on this news. what do we know? give us the background as to how trump came to this decision to name these two men

and see it's covered in poppies. people wear poppies in honor of remembrance sunday. reason being, poppies were the first to grow on the battlefield where millions died in florence. >> lots of symbolism behind the flowers. >> massively so. the money raised goes to the british legion who support current and former service members and their family. >> something bad about that? >> well, yes. >> don't [ bleep ] -- [ bleep ]. >> the guy behind the camera, colin eastway, he's a former member of the parachute regiment. this guy is basically selling knockoff poppies, he's taking that money and he's putting it in his own pocket and this soldier is having none of it. >> [ bleep ] selling poppies outside [ bleep ]. >> this guy is just calling him out on video. puts it up on facebook and >> give me the leeway to [ bleep ] you all over the place. >> help me understand what makes it so obvious to know this guy is a scammer. >> well, even when he asked him what charity are you working for, he doesn't even know the right answer. he just says charity, f off. when he questioned him, th

>> reporter: that's right, poppy. i think the interesting element, a couple weeks ago, you wouldn't even imagine a hand shake between these two men, let alone the meeting they had here. mitt romney flying to new jersey to sit down with donald trump. donald trump said it was a great meeting. mitt romney said it was a meeting focused entirely on foreign policy. take a listen. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where were interests of the united states of real significance. we discussed those areas, and exchanged our views on those topics. very thorough and in depth discussion in the time we had. and i appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect, and look forward to the coming administration and the things -- >> governor -- >> thank you. >> reporter: and poppy, the significance of only focusing on foreign policy, there's a lot of talk about a potential cabinet position for mitt romney. that speculation largely is around the position of secretary of state. n

>> well, i certainly think he's right, poppy. this is a moment where things could dramatically change between the two biggest economies in the world. we heard president obama talking about what china and the u.s. share. if donald trump is taken at his word and we don't know whether it's going to be the case or not, it will be a much, much different picture. there is the real prospect of the trade war if donald trump declares china a manipulator or slaps 45% tariffs, which is a tax on chinese exports for u.s. consume consumers, it will start a trade war between the two. it can only be a disaster for the global economy. as far as that's concerned, that is a mess. we could be planted into a vastly different and darker global economic picture. i guess another one, too, is climate. president obama did not mention that china and the u.s. worked closely on climate deals, which donald trump is also threatening to unravel. yes, it is a hinge moment. >> ben stiein, to you. it's slowing from where it was. there are major concerns about the

i am poppy harlow in new york. so glad you are with us. buckle up. it is the final or the finale of the wildest election season perhaps of your lifetime. you have a front row seat. this hour, we will take you live to the battleground states and we'll decide who wins the white house. you are watching cnn's special, election coverage. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." take a look at this. i want to show you exactly where donald trump and hillary clinton are focusing their efforts today. what a day it is on the campaign trail. donald trump is on his way to nevada and colorado after stops earlier today in north carolina and florida. his surrogates are stumping in new hampshire, wisconsin and new hampshire. the clinton campaign has heavy focus on florida and pennsylvania. she will rally in philadelphia and joe biden will campaign near pittsburgh. clinton surrogates will appear in north carolina, iowa and colorado. we have our teams of reporters and every single one of those major campaign stops. so let's get started. we begin first in north carolina. it

i'm poppy harlow in new york. so glad you're with us. happening right now, cities across the united states bracing for what could be the fourth straight night of anti-trump protests. we've already seen major demonstrations this afternoon in both new york and los angeles. thousands of people marching through the streets of both cities chanting that donald trump is not their president. it is 5:00 p.m. here in new york. it is 2:00 p.m. out in los angeles. and now the question is, will these protests get bigger as the night goes on? our reporters are live across the country. brynn gingras is live in new york with thousands of protesters. kyung lah is live in los angeles. brynn, how big has it gotten? >> reporter: poppy, it's only gotten bigger as we've gone into these nighttime hours. for two hours, protesters started at 14th street, have made their way two miles to practically the doorstep of trump tower. i'm thinking at least 10,000 people have been out here really delivering a message to donald trump. and that is that they will not tolera

this guy is basically selling knockoff poppies, he's taking that money and he's putting it in his own pocket and this soldier is having none of it. >> [ bleep ] selling poppies outside [ bleep ]. >> this guy is just calling him out on video. puts it up on facebook and shames this guy. >> give me the leeway to [ bleep ] you all place. >> help me understand what makes it so obvious to know this guy is a scammer. >> well, even when he asked him what charity are you working for, he doesn't even know the right answer. he just says charity, f off. when he questioned him, the story fell apart. >> never thought people would take advantage of such a thing. >> he's making money off dead soldiers and that doesn't sit well with former soldiers. >> hopefully, this guy is shamed out of doing it again. >> show up in the army, show up, >> this is the time of year when you open up a gift package, oh, this sweater's really nice, grandma, but this lady has a sweater you're going to want. >> i'll be showing you how to make this oversized turtle neck sweater. i wanted to see if there was a way to make a t

he is not wearing a poppy. in the u.k., a lot of people wear poppies around remembrance day. throughout the month of november, it is seen as a patriotic sign. a lot of people were surprised that he decided not to wear a poppy and not to wear it on member instead. -- on remembrance day. during the whole brexit was the, nigel farage first one to appropriate the battle for britain's imagery, so it is not wearing a poppy. with: we have a question many countries trying to figure out how to deal with president-elect trump. we saw any you meeting held in brussels over the weekend. molly: a lot of people are trying to come up with a strategy to deal with trump. an interesting editorial in "the wall street journal" saw this summit as a gnashing of the teeth in europe. trout is typically chaotic, saying please, folks, get a grip. there is also soul-searching happening. there is an interesting article that says europe is essentially searching for a kind of calm position to face trump with your the problem is, divisions are already started to appear. u.k., hungary, and even france decide

>> you look down at the table and see it's covered in poppies. remembrance sunday. reason being, poppies were the first to grow on the battlefield where millions died in florence. >> lots of symbolism behind the flowers. >> massively so. the money raised goes to the british legion who support current and former service members and their family. >> something bad about that? >> well, yes. >> don't [ bleep ] -- [ bleep ]. >> the guy behind the camera, colin member of the parachute regiment. this guy is basically selling knockoff poppies, he's taking that money and he's putting it in his own pocket and this soldier is having none of it. >> [ bleep ] selling poppies outside [ bleep ]. >> this guy is just calling him out on video. puts it up on facebook and shames this guy. >> give me the leeway to [ bleep ] you all over the it so obvious to know this guy is a scammer. >> well, even when he asked him what charity are you working for, he doesn't even know the right answer. he just says charity, f off. when he questioned him, the story fell apart. >> never thought people wo

we talked about it all day yesterday, poppy. mitt romney coming in under active consideration for secretary of state. still a lot of questions about whether that's a real position, real possibility. no question at all, the president-elect is intrigued by the possibility. that may mean rudy giuliani might not be in position for that, poppy. >> phil, all right, so let's play a little game here, if you will. that is, let's assume that it is between giuliani and mitt romney for secretary of state. you've also got to think, you know, what message would donald trump be sending if he were indeed to form a team of rivals and to bring mitt romney on, despite the bitter back and forth and the barbs they traded and the policy differences they have. that would send quite a message, wouldn't it? >> i think that's what is appearing. when you talk to advisers, talk to people in the trump orbit, part of the reason this romney idea floated up and became a real thing, much to the surprise of everybody, including some inside the trump transition o

>> that's right, poppy.has been a whiplash revision really of donald trump's policies which now means hire growth and hire inflation. that's been picked up here across a. japan up 6%. hong kong up 3%. australia up 3%. it has been a positive reaction after the knee jerk selling yesterday. that coming off of a stronger day on wall street. concerns about if donald trump continues to pivot to asia that's been started by obama, possibly. >> andrew stevens thank you very much in china for us. also rafael romo, matthew schwan's and nic robertson for the world reaction on the. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is the top of the hour, 2 a.m. eastern time in new york city. i'm live in new york. this is cnn's special coverage of a stunning presidential upset. the election of donald trump is something many didn't predict. even some within the republican party, some within trump's own camp. at this moment massive protests across cities in the country. the fallout from an election th

i'm poppy harlow in new york. it is just past 1:00 in the morning and for hillary clinton and donald trump it is a late-night fight for every single last vote. both candidates wrapping up duelling rallies. trump in michigan and north carolina. we have our reporters across the country and around the world for you as only cnn can do. as we count down the final hours until you go to the polls. start with phil mattingly in raleigh, north carolina. the final words, phil, love trump hate. >> here we are, the final words. it is interesting. that's a message that hillary clinton has had for a while. she shifted her message today, deliberately shifted her message today. take a listen to this. basically the point here is that hillary clinton for the last couple of weeks has been trying to tear down donald trump and his candidacy. that stopped today. today it is about the future and looking forward in to an optimistic candidacy and how to most importantly govern should she win tonight. it's a big moment for the clinton campa

you ask me the question so i want to answer it, poppy. there's a lot of money that gets spent that could be put into american manufacturing that gets outsourced. we need to drive that money back into these regions that are getting killed by nafta and killed by trade with china. >> all right. dnc chair, there's a number of names being floated. howard dean, who do you like for that job >> i got a lot of respect for all of them. i don't have a horse in that race just yet. we've been pretty focused on the house of representatives, and what's happening here. that race i think is not until february. so -- >> but it matters a lot, because it matters for the direction of your party, a party that doesn't have -- sure does. no it sure does. that's going to be a huge pick for us -- >> yeah. >> look the obamas are gone. the clintons are gone. the bidens are gone. harry reid's gone. there's no one at the dnc now. we've got to -- we've got to say, what's america 2.0 look like, poppy? and how does the democratic party get policies, and proposals to help

i'm poppy harlow. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" and we have breaking news this hour, donald trump officially naming reince priebus as his chief of staff, putting the republican national committee chairman in one of the most powerful positions in the white house, but that is not all. trump also announcing he has selected his campaign's ceo, steve bannon, as the chief strategist and his senior counselor in the white house. trump writing in a statement, "i am thrilled to have my very successful team continue with me in leading our country. steve and reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a historic victory. now i will have them both with me in the white house as we work to make america great again." let's dig into this breaking news, because perhaps the bannon announcement is even more significant than the chief of staff announcement. we're going to get into exactly why. dana bash is with me, our cnn chief political correspondent. dana bash, i'm goi

poppy harlow landed that exclusive interview with the so-called oracle of omaha.ay, and why is he so optimistic? >> that's a good question, fred. even though they called him the oracle of omaha, he didn't see this coming, just like a lot of america. he was one of the biggest supporters of hillary clinton. he came out backing her two years ago, before she even formally launched her campaign. i went to omaha this week for the first interview he has done in months, and the first time he spoke publicly and his take on the markets and if he will support a president trump. he said no question of course i will support him. he said it is very important that the american people coc coalesce. i said president obama called you for advice. if president trump calls you, would you help him as well. he said no question. of course i would take that call and help. here's more of the conversation. >> you are the eternal optimist, the opinion piece in the middle of the great recession, saying bet on america. >> absolutely. >> do you feel optimistic about america right now? a divided

it's not just that poppy. some of the concern that we're hearing so far privately from republicans, we'll see if that becomes a public situation is that while he was in charge of breitbart, there were some things published that were just flat out, frankly, unacceptable to most people. for example, one example is about bill crystal. he's a -- >> conservative. >> very much anti-trump. led the sort of anti-trump, never trump movement and continued to do so. i don't know if we have it to put up on screen. he didn't write this but he was in charge of breitbart. bill crystal, republican, spoiler, renegade, jew. his religion has nothing to do with anything. according to the publication, it belongs in a headline. i will say that people who did not go into the campaign wanting to like or respect steve bannon said that what they saw in private was somebody who could perform almost as an equal to donald trump. somebody despite the fact he made his money going after fellow republicans was one of the people who tried to co

alisyn is off and poppy is here.. >> my pleasure. >>> donald trump's face to the world. the top political advisors and the people dealing with the media and the other elected down there to create change in this country. reince priebus is in there as the chief of staff and then comes the real story. steve bannon. he is a promoter of the alt right. he has just been named a white house top strategist. >> yep. and in donald trump's announcement he said the two men will be equals. also donald trump in his first interview since becoming president-elect speaking with "60 minutes" about his top priorities and softening his stance on some of those key campaign promises like the wall and repealing and replacing obama care. we have complete coverage. let's start first with phil mattingly in washington. good morning, phil. >> good morning, poppy. every transition process and, obviously, a lot of eyes on the hires. it's reading the tea leaves. who is running which agency over which agency. who will have more power in the white ho

i'm poppy harlow in new york. you are, look at live pictures out of los angeles, california, where hundreds if not thousands of protesters gathered at multiple spots throughout the city. right there you see protesters on the 1016789 this is the major highway in and around los angeles, blocking part of the 101 right near downtown l.a. also a number of protesters, as you saw earlier tonight protesting in front of city hall as well, going so far as to burn in effigy the president-elect caricatures of him. let's talk over all of this with our panel. alice stewart is back with he moo. simone sanders, and julian zell zer. princeton university his for onand lonnie chen former public policy direct for a for mitt romney, who did not vote for donald trump. and aegean hussein. thank you very much for being with me. anusha, let me begin with you. you have written extensively about that. you have said publicly you are not pleased at all with the election of donald trump. however, you also said, this is our president. we have t

poppy?g from marrikech tonight. >>> still to come in the newsroom, in our america grandmother's text message to the wrong person goes viral. >> it's crazy people can actually connect and be so nice, even with people they don't know. >> how an invitation to thanksgiving dinner unites total strangers. you're live in the cnn newsroom. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take e

good morning. >> good morning to you poppy.es to be a rocky transition for president-elect donald trump among those on his transition team who are now out is former congressman and current cnn contributor mike rogers, who had been one of the leading national security voices on the transition team for months. but he was closely aligned to former transition head chris christie. amid all this, top transition officials are pushing back hard on all these reports, denying their in disarray. president-elect donald trump's transition team continues to turn over now purging key members of their staff. >> sometimes in politics there are people who are in and people who are out. >> reporter: multiple sources saying trump's son-in-law jared kushner is at the center of the infighting in trying to oust all chris christie associates from the team. >> the people who have been asked to move on have some relationship with chris christie, in my case, i was hired by him. and so there's a whole series of about five of them that fit that criteria th

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poppy? >> phil mattingly, bring us more as you have it. thank you very much. >>> let's bring in cnn political commentator and former mitt romney public policy director, lonnie chen. also with us, former georgia congressman and former senior adviser to the trump campaign, jack kingston. thank you, gentlemen, for being here. and lonnie, let me just begin with you. as you know, these two men have said not the nicest things about one another. let's take a walk down memory lane. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> mit was a disaster as a candidate. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. >> romney let us know. he was a very poor campaigner. >> he gets a free ride to the white house, and all we get is a lousy hat. >> romney choked like a dog. he choked. he went -- >> his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> i have a lot of friends -- i have a lot of friends, by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. >> maybe that changes after today. you wrote in mitt romney in this selection, you really w

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the sportswriters honored poppy in four categories, including athlete of the year. he thanked the fans and poppy paraphased his speech after the marathon bombing saying this is the best sports city in the world was. >> uh-huh. >> things we can say on tv. up next eric will take another look at the sports. >>> what a gracious winner. will be right back. >>> tomorrow definitely a day to watch. >> finally rain coming through and barely rained this entire mon and will come down heavily. grab the umbrella. 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> the moon is shrinking as we speak. >> are you worried about gronk? >> no. >> that's what we want to hear. e bit. >> stephen: now, with your victory, i'm sure you've been getting a lot of congratulatory phone calls. have you talked to putin? >> he actually called last night. >> stephen: i also understand he sent you a large wooden horse as a victory gift, correct? >> it is so big, it is so-- it's so enormous, it's so amazing. >> stephen: have you looked inside it to see if there's anything before you open the gates and bring it into america? >> no

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