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trump has stayed out of the public eye as he makes selections from a mar-a-lago war room, watching videos of his television appearances to see how effectively they can deliver the message. republican south dakota governor kristi noem to serve as his director of homeland security. she would over see people fema and the secret service. >> president trump wants to start by deporting the most dangerous first, the criminals, murderers, rapists threatening safety in our community. >> a big day here tomorrow at the white house when president-elect trump is expected to visit. >> that is right. president biden invited him to the oval office. melania trump is not expected to attend. lester. >> there is breaking news about u.s. planes over haiti. late word that three u.s. flights have been hit by gunfire there, and now the faa ordered airlines not to fly through the haitian capital. here is tom costello. >> reporter: american airlines is the third carrier to report one of the planes was hit by gunfire. a post-flight inspection indicated the exterior of the aircraft had been impacted by a bullet. and

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he was a talkshow host on fox news, so in the public eye but not in the political arena. now he is in the political arena, that is coming out. not just with him, but with all of these other nominees, what else is out there that we just have not heard because these people have not been in the spotlight to the extent they are about to be? host: virginia, independent, good morning. thanks for waiting. caller: hey there. yes. i would argue our government is a lot more entrepreneurial market driven than people would understand. i think there is a lot tension in president trump -- the pillars that got him into office. he is worried about entitlements, some programs that are very popular. that is one example of the benefits of government. as far as the market driven stuff, mr. musk has greatly, greatly benefited from government programs and different stimulus moneys for himself and his companies. it is kind of ironic he will be heading this agency. but i will say let's cut back the entitlement programs. let's deport all the illegals. let's get these boomers back into these jobs

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that's several hours in the public eye.e there tonight, that she clearly feels well enough to do these two engagements. >> janai: a very positive sign. why the back-to-back remembrances, why, you know, come out so much so soon? >> well, guys, i really think that it is all about emphasizing the importance of remembrance, and the importance of the royal family's role within remembrance. this is really the most important weekend of the year for them. this is when the royal family leads our nation in honoring and remembering our war dead, and this is something that they absolutely do not want to miss. it's so important symbolically. you may remember that the late queen elizabeth never missed remembrance, right until the end of her reign when she was really unable to. i think it's very much the same for kate. she absolutely was always going to be here, unless she really wasn't able to. >> whit: thank you so much. we also should point out that we've just learned from the palace that the queen will miss remembrance events this wee

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. >> being in the public eye like this is something she apparently never expected.y jordan, author of the art of her deal the untold story of melania trump, says mrs. trump was shocked that her husband won the election back in 2016. >> in 2016, she was shocked that they won. she thought hillary clinton was going to win. >> and while she kept a lower profile than some first ladies, jordan says mrs. trump was underestimated. >> she's determined. ambitious. she wants her place in history. she encouraged her husband to go into politics. >> so will we see mrs. trump take a higher profile over the next four years? >> i think this time you're going to see a more assertive and a more confident melania trump and expect to see more of their son barron, who jordan says has been a key player in his father's campaign. you're in his debt, telling him which podcast younger people are listening to. what's the cool thing to go on? and donald trump actually listened to him and did do that and has actually credited barron. so melania and barron, you know, are more front and center thi

and he had absolutely if you've ever talked to him, had zero interest in being in the public eye. that is the last thing on earth he wanted to do, but he felt like he got thrust into it. when something like this happens and of his work had to do with age and health policy and then covid comes along, how could he not write that? and he found that his colleagues were deserting him, were criticizing, i mean, criticism. criticism is one thing. but there were posters around campus smearing him, calling him a liar, even though he did his live air. it's just reporting his research. so jay bhattacharya, who had been a scholar at stanford for years, felt completely alienated by the experience that he had. he went from being a celebrated scholar to somebody on the fringes and his argument was everything i'm saying about the counterproductive nature of lockdowns and the collateral damage caused by lockdowns comes only from the standard preparedness playbook that we had had for a very long time. up, up 2010. i didn't invent a j on a chariot invented. i'm just telling you the playbook. we alwa

pressure points up here on capitol hill about getting the contents of that ethics report out into the public eye. of course, you would need some democrats to vote with republicans it's not clear that that would happen, especially now that matt gaetz is no longer vying to be the next attorney general of the united states. >> all right lauren fox, live for us on the hill. thank you so much. >> we have cnn's senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe joining us now. andy your reaction to this news and also, i mean, as paula said, after so much reporting that there was there are additional details that we, the public were not privy to about another encounter here sure brianna, i mean, my reaction is that the men and women of the department of justice and all of its component agencies this is a this is a very positive result for them um, because i, you know, i know for a fact from folks that i speak to who are in the department or even, you know recently left the department, there is great concern about the sort of leadership that may come in in the next administration. >> and the announcement of m

michael, the world's richest man and the president of the united states are colluding out of the public eyerruption waiting to happen. >> god, you're cynical, jordan. for you, the glass is half empty, but for me, the glass is a shiny mirror, covered in cocaine. you may see trump and elon as two billionaires colluding to promote their own self interests, but i see a blossoming friendship between two men. and in a time when male friendship is in recession, i think that's something that we should be celebrating. [laughter and applause] >> jordan: what are you talking about? these are two wealthy moguls taking advantage of the system. >> okay. so there's going to be some conflicts of interest. yes, we're all going to have elon's computer chips installed in our brains. but what's more important? government-mandated neurosurgery, or two old bros viciously vibing? >> jordan: the brain surgery thing is more important! >> you know what i think, i think you're just jealous that you don't have a male friendship like they do. when was the last time you hung out with a male friend, jordan? and i mean re

. >> the stunning texas girl had the looks, the energy and the infectious drive to be in the public eye> she was actually a fitness trainer. she was modeling, and then she was training to try to become a boxer, a female boxer. >> that same year, catherine was swooped up by then 30 year old record producer russell neil. the two moved in and catherine built her greatest hopes on her life with russell and their two suns. >> she was always around them, made sure everything was okay. she was made sure that i played the fool for them. there was never missing. >> abundance appeared to flow. >> she used to brag about him at first. oh, he got all this money and he's saying this and he's so cool. >> in the early 90s, russell neil was a part of the quintet high five, a national phenomenon, scoring top ten hits, including i like the way, like the way they were awesome. >> it was just an amazing group. you know, young teenagers having a great time. >> and russell was the dreamy one. >> he was cool. russ. he was the one who always was able to control his temper. >> the record company promoted the 16

i think that the that while these charges are, are not in the public eye, they i guarantee you they're in the private eye. that's what these meetings are about. matt gaetz is a known figure on capitol hill. if you had to vote to confirm him in the house, it would probably be unanimous because they'd like to get rid of him and so he's a polarizing individual in both chambers. and so but he's also a pretty talented communicator. and so if he gets to a hearing i think he'll do pretty well in the hearing. but i think these meetings are where the rubber meets the road for matt gaetz. >> he's well known, right. but he's not particularly well liked to the point that you raised. and actually here is what one incoming republican senator charlie had to say telling us tonight if the reports corroborates, what are now just allegations. listen i think it would be very, very and and i hate to play the what if game because i want to see it first, but i don't think there's any way he could get confirmed if, if this is if this is accurate. >> it was already a very it's already a hard push to get matt c

giuliani called out those two poll workers in georgia we know that when you put a name and in the public eye of individuals who are just going to do their jobs every day, what a lot of these sycophants online will do to those individuals. and it is a very scary place to be. and as somebody who has several members of my family who have dutifully worked in the civil service, it is really frustrating to see that be okay by a guy who didn't want to be doxed himself he clowned when it was happening to him and did everything to stop it. >> follow through on this idea though because there's a vulnerability here giuliani right now is fighting to have his couch not taken out of his apartment. you know what i mean? like you can get into oblivion for doing that. so why is it that you think this is a good idea heading into what is a new project in government efficiency look, what i personally advocate that he do that. >> no, but i just also know that they are government employees. and i think look, i think this speaks to the larger issue about the bureaucracy and what goes on in washington. >> and i thi

creating the institute was made the same year that mom's dementia caused her to withdraw from the public eyerwise, she would have happily traveled to durham to meet you and thank you personally for what you're doing. i'm honored to accept the award for her. thanks to chief justice john roberts, who happens to be here tonight, the current court term has been unusually quiet and uninteresting -- [laughter] leaving him with plenty of leisure time for travels, right? [laughter] all right. we'll move on from that. we won't answer that one. [laughter] rhetorical question. the chief was gracious in hosting mom's lying in repose ceremony at the court in december and giving a beautiful, heart felt eulogy the following day at national ca a three drag. our family finished that week in december knowing that mom was bid farewell in spectacular fashion with due respect for her place many history as a friend -- in history as a friend and role model to many here and abroad. others tonight have already addressed mom's stunning success with icivics. if i wanted to the add to the record on a couple of other to

. >> he reentered the public eye doing a one armed and pull-ups. >> if anybody can have a cheeseburger away with it, it is probably him. here are the celebrities considering leaving the country of trump was reelected. sharon stone, share, barbra streisand. eva longoria is nervous. she doesn't want people to think she did leave even though she was a huge harassment supporter. watch this. >> let them know i did not move out of spain -- out of the united states because of trump. >> you move before trump. pico i have been in europe three years. i didn't leave because of the political environment. i left because my work took me there. >> we have to go. thank you very much. bob casey refuses to back out without a fight. >> another trump transition announcement. the administration for medicaid and medicare will be dr. oz. he ran for senate and now he will go to washington to be the administrator. we are seeing some fill in on a number of these health posi positions. the doctor who is potentially up for nih, we just talked to him. we will see where that goes. pennsylvania supreme court has ord

but since being re elected trump has largely been absent from the public eye. what's your read on that? so i wouldn't take too much away from that. i wouldn't, i wouldn't inspire too much that by all accounts, that has been a lot of activity at mar, lock i. we've seen a lot of important people coming and going, and he's really been busy kind of taking meetings and shaping his team. we not, you know, in 2016 and much of the conservative movement was skeptical as to whether or not trump could, could really when the elections. i think there was a much looser plan put in place. and we saw kind of a huge amount of style type a in the potentially connected to it. i think that's very different. this time this time there was a clear plan. we saw a lot from organizations like the heritage foundation, with that project 2025 plan. and this time there was a strong expectation that trump could win i. so what we're seeing now is, is those plans rapidly being put into action? but i also imagine he's also just very tired of that was been a very intense campaign. and remember,

i a black sites and at guantanamo, as far away from the public eye as possible. the issue of accountability has been one that has been hard pursued by many lawyers, but it has been alluded in terms of they did in terms of actual outcomes. so this is actually, as you say, a very monumental and i think groundbreaking decisions. and i want to just reflect on a few things. i think it is important in the message that it sends to private corporations that are working with the military abroad and, and also maybe to private prisons. but i think there's something else. i think it also has to do with the individuals themselves, the suite or rocky 9 that there is some kind of justice in the world. it's just as delayed. it's just as too long delayed for what this means and it sort of opens the door to something that the united states has run away from now for decades, which is accountability, accountability for these atrocities that were committed. you know, an awful grade 1st happen and you played the clip of president bush talking about how, you know, we didn't behave this

house ethics committee votes along party lines to keep its investigation of matt gaetz out of the public eye undocumented migrant is found guilty in the brutal murder of a young woman in georgia. and the latest on the deadly bomb cyclone that's destroyed homes and businesses and left hundreds of thousands in the dark. republicans on the house ethics committee blocked the release of their year long investigation into alleged sexual misdeeds by matt gaetz. president elect donald trump's pick for attorney general. the committee will meet again in two weeks to reconsider this decision. senators from both parties said they want to see the gaetz report that reportedly details sex parties, drug use, venmo payments and an underage girl. the former congressman was back on capitol hill trying to win over skeptical members of his own party. cbs's nikole killion has more. >> former florida republican congressman matt gaetz and vice president-elect jd vance huddled throughout the day in the capitol meeting with more than half a dozen gop senators about his embattled selection for attorney general. >> sen

would get kind of like, because my path has been so rocky and because my life has been so in the public eye. so everyone has kind of seen my path. you get a little like you almost feel like embarrassment a little bit. and it's like, oh, don't, am i going to do this? but i think i did for a moment. and then over the last two years or two, i'm like, oh my gosh, my life has changed for the better. like, i'm so proud of this and life does go on and you do find you. it's there is a plan laid out for you. you know, it is harder. i it's hard in general, but it is hard when you've got them. you're under the microscope about it kind of live under and i don't really that's been my whole life. i honestly don't really know another way. oh, me since 19. hello? yeah. you understand? yeah. we have something else in common. you said you love to send voice memos. i love this, i love a voice. yeah, and people hate it, but i love a voice memo. okay, listen, i don't have to actually call you, and no, it's a one way relationship. it's amazing. and i can talk and talk and talk, and by the way, you can listen to

. >>> catherine, princess of wales back in the public eye today. we will explain next right here in the cnn newsroom. >>> the princess of wales is back to public duties after completing treatment for cancer. catherine attended a remembrance day event in london alongside king charles iii at her husband, prince william. the 42-year-old princess was diagnosed with cancer, earlier this year , just one month after the king was also diagnosed with cancer. she finished chemotherapy september, but said her road to recovery is going to be long. the senior oil is expected to attend another public event tomorrow, and of course, we are all wishing her the best on her road to recovery. she looks great. >>> a quick programming note for you, dr. sanjay gupta ventures across the globe to see what popular weight loss medications are transforming lives. you can watch dr. sanjay gupta reports , is ozempic right for you on sunday, november 17th, at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. thank you so much for joining me this evening. you can follow me on instagram, tiktok, facebook, at pam

businesses in the black communities to preserve it, elijah wanted to keep the nation of islam out of the public eye. but he was well aware that malcolm was by no seen this. his successor had political aspirations that could we can him initially i think the large and 100 liked was the day to reach like people to oratory because it brought more people into the nation closer . but maybe utilizing mohammed was also fearful that is now come next became more prominent. all of that, a deputy i attention, but the devoted to the nation to visit the theater. who begins to believe that if malcolm x took over the nation of islam, she would be a particular for the director of the f. b. i believe malcolm x capable of unifying a protest movement in the north. at the same time, the civil rights movement was attracting greater support from black communities in the side of the for 5 years. leaders like martin luther king junior, had been fighting racial segregation with a strategy of known violence. as a result of their pressure integration loss had been passed, but the southern states refused to apply them. spurred

nobody knew this person four years ago and he has been in the public eye for four decades. sonali: we were talking about the market and you were a harris supporter and wondering what you think now comes of the democratic party. you have the house on the line, the white house read. the market reacting to trump as the pro-business president. you still have record highs in the s&p 500 under biden, but the narrative has changed. how does the democratic party change the narrative around that given concerns about the business crackdown that has permeated the last couple months? >> this will force reflection on the party. people will learn from this because they do not want to keep losing. if you go on the democratic website, there is a page that says who we are. it is about people of color and women. there is no black men there. you have to talk to everybody. you have to expand the base on who you consider a democrat. earl areas are just as important as cities. we have to rethink how we go about this. that conversation has to start today. >> coming up, a win for donald trump also

law of being a crusader, a firebrand, her savviness and her charisma when it came to being in the public eyend manipulating publicity, even though those methods were proven to be so successful all then it was staunch in opposing the doctors only compromise, and it really stopped her from ever supporting sanger publicly or uniting with her. so through those years, through the twenties, there were two rival faction. there was sanger's american birth control league, and then there was a smaller group that sanger launched called the voluntary parenthood league. and unfortunately, you know, for a time, they managed to kind of division of labor. sanger focused on changing state laws and opening clinics. and then it went to washington. but there was more and more friction between them as time went on. and i think you know, that had so many levels to it. it was based on character. it was based in their methods. and ultimately in their policies. also. you see, i know now we're obviously at a moment of great change when it comes to reproductive policy in terms of what we might see out of a second trum

this is different with two cases where there is a lot of evidence and they do not want this in the public eyegh hearings in the house. >> the attorney general , how people are doing this, there is criticism he dragged his feet and took too long to appoint jack smith to this position. he did all this work, he felt like he can prosecute donald trump by indicting him twice, you had a quote in your book from last year, when considering the glacial pace of merrick garland in line for the 1993 chess prodigy movie "searching for bobby fischer" comes to mind, you have lost, you do not know it yet. >> it is really good if you have not seen it yet. i wrote that in mid-2022, a year before jack smith was appointed to anyone who has done this job could already tell the clock had run up on merrick garland. jack smith never had a chance, from the moment he was put in place, november of 2022, doj had whittled away two years, no way he would investigate it in two years, indicted, deal with the immunity issue, not jack smith's fault, the blame goes to merrick garland . >> no one is happy with their attorney ge

for days, trump has stayed out of the public eye as he interviews finalists and makes selections from mar-a-lago war room. watching videos of their television appearances to see how effectively they can deliver his message. one more pic that he's announcing soon, the public and south dakota governor kristi noem to serve as the secretary of homeland security. she has little experience in some of the areas she would potentially oversee including fema and the secret service. dhs also includes the border patrol and i.c.e., she recently touted trump's mass deportation plan. >> president trump has already indicated that he wants to start by making sure we are departing -- departing -- to porting the most dangerous first. let's get smarter with the help of our panel and abby livingston is helping to do that. hans nichols is here, axios political reporter and author of the hill leaders newsletter and retired general mccaffrey, let's start with you. this potential plan for migrant detention centers, how drastic of a change would this be and how the u.s. handles these institutions? >> it'll be

a breach of protocol like we have never seen before, but it is allowed and would put it in the public eye. i sort of understand why democrats see themselves as the guard rails, protecting institution integrity, but we are also talking about matt gaetz at the department of justice. do you see any way in which democrats start playing a different kind of a small in this moment? >> i think it is as much about there is a the core of, and precedents, and institutional, and a homeowner, really it is fear. democrats are, unfortunately in a lot of cases, afraid that if they get into the ring-- it is the, you don't want to get down in the mud with the pig, because you get dirty and the pig likes it, they have that same attitude, in which they are a little afraid to play that kind of brass knuckle politics, they are worried they would get beat up and they have seen republicans do this for so long, they are better at it, tougher, meaner, less scrupulous, more willing to make the rules, bites, pull hitter and do whatever they need to do. there is a little of that fear. i think the most important two t

thinking and that breakfast in the mornings, donald trump has taken it as he does more into the public eye, the fed chairman has said repeatedly, all the fed members, the federal reserve is independent and they have not listened to donald trump in the first term when he said what he believes to be done. there are many instances, all noted that they did the opposite. on that influence there is some influence from the white house going the direction towards the federal reserve, whether they listen are not is up to them. there are those meetings between the treasury secretary and the fed chairman, usually breakfast usually once a month. julie: thank you very much. you are already seeing preplanning on what to do in light of our future trump administration, steve madden announcing plans that may move production out of china and we are just getting word from the associated press that special counsel jack smith is seeking a pause in the trump criminal case to assess what his office has called these unprecedented circumstances. stay with us. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to

it's been relatively quiet, the president-elect has been almost completely out of the public eye, not only is he not speaking, he's not untrue social, he posted once or twice but i'm told that's because he is hold up behind closed doors having meetings, taking a series of phone calls and i will note, 6:15 might seem like the day is over, the chief of staff was announced yesterday at 5:55. one of the other things that he is doing behind closed doors is taking those calls from foreign leaders. one of the things i was told was that he's been reveling in the attention that he's getting. donald trump believes that he deserves a certain level of recognition and respect and the fact that he's been getting these balls from these foreign leaders, many of them praising him, a lot of flattery, i'm told in a number of these conversations. that is something that he is delighting in. one of the most notable calls that we heard about was with ukrainian president zelenski who called to congratulate him and elon musk was on the call, so that itself, was very notable. zelenski, was just a congratulator

trump will likely stay out of the public eye for a few days, as he is receiving congratulatory phone calls from world leaders and assembling his new white house administration. in her concession speech at her alma mater, howard university. vice president kamala harris told the crowd to accept the election results, but to keep fighting for their ideals. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. not what we fought for. not what we voted for. but hear me when i say, hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright. >> now, president biden released a statement last night calling harris a tremendous partner and public servant, full of integrity, courage and character. >> well, democrats will have to fight, really fight to have power and to have a strong voice in washington. now that republicans have won the white house, as well as probably both chambers of congress, the two main political parties are calling for national unity elece american people know the challenge of charting a path forward. we talked to a uc berkeley political science professor wh

she is known for being a powerhouse behind the scenes and staying out of the public eye.it seems to be a good combo meal for being chief of staff, you are a outsider, no connections on capitol hill and you will run the federal government. here is what trump had to say about susie on election night. let's listen. >> susie likes to stay in the back. come hear chris. susie likes to stay in the background. >> so as you saw she was not interested but as chief of staff you will. that is not a background role. you do not just sit in the oval and run things. how do you assess this pick and what does it mean for the start of this new administration. >> one think that is fascinating about the pick, she has been someone who professionalized the trump campaign. not trump, trump does what he wants on stage but when you look at what the actual campaign did, it was more professional than it was in 2016 and 2020, it looked and felt different to a lot of people. a lot of democrats said this is more professional than it has ever been. she was also somewhat that was able to give trump some

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