trish: i'm trish regan. trump has met with titans of business including jeff ma. >> we may talk about small business pan american agriculture products with comiena. we think china and u.s. relationship should be friendly and do better. gary: could this relationship between trump and jack ma have an impact on the business dealings between the u.s. and china? china. trish: what do you think of this move for jack to be in there meeting with donald trump? >> i think alibaba has big plans for the u.s. and i think it's an opportunity for him to start at the top and begin that relationship he has been eyeing for a while. trish: he needs a good relationship with the president of the united states. >> i think it has a lot to do with sending a signal to china. i think jack ma's relationship with china is every bit as affected by the dynamic with trump as well. gary: what signal are they trying to send? >> i think accommodation, relationship, working together. there isn't going to be an adversarial piece. particularly

all right, trish regan, take it. trish: thank you very much, neil cavuto. breaking today, donald trump's pick for attorney general jeff sessions targeted by the left on capitol hill. protesters aiming to derail the confirmation hearings over and over and over again. watch. [inaudible] . trish: okay, events today on capitol hill, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan. senator jeff sessions kicking off a contentious week of president-elect trump's nominees, today senator sessions a strong supporter of tough immigration policies making it clear he will not compromise the safety of americans. that's why like president-elect donald trump he is in favor of extreme vetting. there is nuance to it. watch? >> many people do have religious views that are inimitable to the united states, i did not want a resolution that would be a factor in the vetting process before someone is admitted. i have no belief and do not support the idea that muslims as a religious group should be denied admission to the united states. trish: okay, it's a rather nuan

presidentpresident regan said in the eyes of the world, this ceremony we accept as normal is nothing short of a miracle. secret service agents have been preparing at a training facility in maryland. agents worked through snentsz from armed -- incidents from armed attacks to the president spraining an ankle. >>> president-elect donald trump will be greeted by a huge women's march on his first day on the job. 200,000 people are expected for the march, it begins at 10:00 morning at independent avenue. the route of the march has yet to be announced. >>> in the bay area protests will begin on inauguration day. bridge together golden gate takes place in the morning. there is another protest at 5:00 and one at noon. on the 21st there is a march at oakland at noon and one at 3:00 in san francisco. >>> senator feinstien spoke out about russian hacking. she said that if the trump administration does not tackle the issue, she will conduct her own investigation. >> the hacking was in both political parties but it was with the aim of hurting hillary clinton. then if hillary clinton were to win, t

. >> and look at a report stock market performance with bryon wien and michael regan and dennis berman. >> now they're expected to go up to 125 or 120 to 125 but there's been little earnings improvement over the last few years. under trump's program if he cuts taxes, dismantles regulation earnings can go to 130. the market can sell at 20 times that. that's 2600 on the s&p 500. that's a 10% move from here. >> and a preview of the 2017 best picture academy award nominees announced yesterday. >> it's conflict and compromise and very very excitable. >> i got two girlfriends. >> and today we remember mary tyler-moore who died at the age of 80. >> i have done television until carl reiner read with me that audition and he just heard something he wanted to hear. >> politics and washington, stock market in new york and best films in hollywood and remembering mairy tyler-moore when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications f

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to trish regan right now. trish: the department of homeland security you're looking at a live picture, i'm trish regan,elcome to the intelligence report, we are expecting to hear from president trump any minute from now at the department of homeland security where he just signed those orders, he's going to be speaking about both of them. now, one is going to build that border wall with mexico. the wall's going to happen. and the second order will crack down on sanctuary cities. also breaking this hour, white house press secretary sean spicer just wrapping up another news conference where reporters pressed him on president trump's immigration plan as well as the investigation into possible voter fraud that trump wants to see. joining me right now ahead of president trump as we look forward to hearing from him momentarily, i have with me pollster lee carter. trump'shispanic adviser and democratic strategist richard goodstein. good to see all of you guys. steve, the wall's going to happen. are you surprised that

fox business network anchor trish regan says it won't be easy. >> oprah has her work cut out in food market is one that has very quick turn around. there is not a ton of shelf life for some of the french rat refrigerated markets. >> estimated $2.9 billion and recently setting herself on food and lifestyle deals. in 2015 oprah purchased 10% stake in weight watchers. >> i love bread. >> i said i love bread, people. it doesn't mean i'm eating a lef everyday. i probably at this point lost about i would say 30 pounds. don't hold me to that. >> oprah became the face of the brand but she hasn't said if she appear in campaigns for the new food line. but with her joint venture with starbucks, expect to see her in the test kitchen. >> oprah with a brand to create her own chai tea. >> oprah chai. >> i love oprah. she said the first person to show her that women could have their own businesses was mary tyler moore. she sat down with our friend at ktbs. >> she represented what the new feminist women, kind and generous, but also wanting her, you know, equity in the world, was all about. >> nobody

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto, this is a special edition of "your world." president-elect trump in less than three weeks from now will be taking the oath of office. he's gearing up for a push for a tax cutting agenda. some in the republican party are signalling cuts won't be coming right away. does the president-elect and the congress need to go big and get the most bang for their buck? going to stephen moore, advisor to the president-elect. good to see you. i know you want tax cuts. you've wanted them forever. let's be realistic. when could we see meaningful tax reform? >> trish, i think trump wants to gallop out of the gates and move aggressively with this tax plan. it's the heart of his economic recovery plan. that means cutting taxes for businesses and getting those rates down much lower so you can put more money into the coffers of the businesses so they can hire more workers and raise wages. i'll make a prediction to you, trish, i think he can get this done in about the first 150 days. a rapid time to get something through the house and senate and sig

here's a trish regan. trish: so good to see you. here we are, can you believe it, just one week away from the inauguration. a political witch hunt to undermine the outcome of the election with an investigation, newly opened here into fbi director james comey. the left right now is blaming him for hillary clinton's loss. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report" ." the inspector general is beginning an investigation into the fbi's handling of the clinton email probe leading up to the election. there are allegations director james comey may have broken policies. keep in mind, director comey has single-handedly ticked off everyone, democrats and republicans alike. his refusal to indict hillary clinton for her because of my emails despite her saying she acted in "gross negligence and extreme carelessness" ," initially caused many americans to question his motives. you add in the bombshell announcement 11 days before the election and he announced he was reopening the investigation into this is clinton's emails after finding s

remember, thatcher, regan made the relationship great is there were four basic issues confronting communismneil: he started out as a democrat. >> he was a right-wing democrat. but i think, you know, what interesting about trump is -- neil: president trump. >> president donald is that if anybody knows him or deals with him, he's a personal guy, he's a charming dude and he can charm. neil: you don't have to watch c-span to know that. kennedy: walk out with some sort of a glowing review. >> i agree with that. he can do that. neil: ben has that. >> i will have to look up chuckles the clown, what he did wrong? >> chuckles the clown was the guy who died on the mary tyler moore show and we miss mary tyler tremendously. neil: two lectures you will never hear, me telling you to eat a salad and chicago rahm emmanuel telling donald trump to focus on issues that matter, but the only difference is i won't do that, emmanuel just did, just wait this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh

longer lines on security check points and airport all day parking at regan national for $10.eservations are limited to the first 1200 bookings. >>> they're expecting anywhere between 900,000 and 1 million people. many people are excited despite all the controversy. >> tons of peopleal is what we're hearing too. >> litser history in the making. >> as we've been mentioning, we have a complete list in the nbc washington app. >>> and news 4 has you covered on inauguration day. be sure to download the nbc washington app. the news 4 team will be join by special guests to talk about all things d.c. and inauguration day from capital hill. think we get started at 7:00 a.m. >>> a florida man who wuz hoping to get his criminal record wiped clean by the administration is facing a new felony charge. marcus patman drove up here to meet with the former attorney general, eric holder. he served years in prison after he admitted to stealing expensive artwork including two pieces from gallery in georgetown. he scans license plates and quickly realized he was driving a stolen car. >>> alicia sch

we've got ashley webster now in for trish regan. sir? ashley: i'm going to swear myself in for the 2 p.m. slot here, neil. neil: excellent. ashley: thank you very much. breaking news, as you just heard, speaker of the house paul ryan will be addressing the house any minute now after officially being reelected just moments ago as house speaker. of course, we'll bring that to you live as soon as it begins. all clapping right there. i am ashley webster, good afternoon, everybody, in for trish regan and "the intelligence report" on this tuesday. the 115th congress, republicans now control both the house and senate and, yes, we'll have a republican president, donald trump, just 17 days from now. mr. trump and the new congress vow i to get a lot of work done right away including repealing and replacing obamacare. all of this as ford motor cancels plans to build a new plant in mexico, calling it a, quote, vote of confidence, unquote, in the pro-business environment the president-elect is creating. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but f

i'm trish regan, you're watching "the intelligence report," everyone. so, again, president trump there in philadelphia doubling down his vow to build a wall and to crack down on sanctuary cities. he says mexico's going to pay for that wall. we have a lot to cover here. listen to him. >> from day one, i've said it. and i mean the immediate removal of criminal aliens are going to be gone. fast. and finally at long last cracking down on sanctuary cities. it's time to restore the civil rights of americans to protect their jobs, their hopes, and their dreams for a much better future. the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless, and i want to go a different route. . trish: all right. you heard it. he says mexico's got to treat us fairly and unless they do, then he's just going to go another route. he keeps insisting as well that mexico's going to pay for all of this. i want to go to my panel right n

trish regan, to you. trish: tha y so much, all rit. we're just three days away right now from the inauguration, and the left still in denial, refusing to recognize the fact the, the very fact that americans elected donald trump. you voted him into office. and yet now over 50 democratic lawmakers are boycotting the inauguration? they are undermining the very system of government that we have prided ourselves on for hundreds of years. for what? i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intense report." one -- the intelligence report. georgia congressman john lewis is not just sitting out the inauguration, you may have heard he's questioning the very legitimacy of trump's victory. but if we here on "the intelligence report," we were the first to report there's kind of a pattern of behavior when it comes to congressman hue byes questioning the legitimacy of republican presidents. we kid some digging, some reporting, as you call it, and we found this article in "the washington post." it is dated from january 2001, and it reads, i quote: j

right, trish regan? . trish: $5,000 ticket. >> can you believe that? . trish: i'm looking forward to all the coverage. donald trump finalizing his inner circle with some reports that jarod kushner will be named senior adviser to the president this as battle to obamacare capitol hill as republican senators get ready to repeal and replace president obama's signature legislation. i'm trish regan, it's good to be back. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. senators right now are meeting on capitol hill to debate this budget solution, which basically sets up the process of repealing a major chunk of obamacare. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vowing that this is going to be a quick and smooth transition. listen to him here. >> the first step will be taken in the senate by the end of this week. and then it will go over to the house. you have to vote repeal and replace. and i think there ought to be a great gap between the first step and the second. trish: senator rand paul says he has a replacement plan that will do just that. he's going to repe

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a friend of the show, lynn regan address the crowd offering rehab help. the night was about action.ame passionate about helping addicts after she saved her son daniel from an overdose. she found him unconscious and account for motel. his journey ended very abruptly by me going and getting him out of what you would consider a crack house. the hotel in the middle. it was a devastating time for us. >> because we promoted the event on the show lynn said they are able to help five people in three places. i talked to paul ressler who lost a son to a drug overdose. paul was blinded i was flowed by the story of how he was able to identify son's body. >> i got a call from his roommate and i went to his apartment and heard he was dead but i can see him. so i need a closure, so i crawled into bed with him. and told him i loved him and hugged him and kissed him and said goodbye. >> if any of our viewers are looking to get help with a lovod one addicted to drugs, he started in organization organization called toe pack. the overdose overdose agency protection. i post that to my twitter page and i

but fox business network anchor trish regan says it won't be easy. >> oprah has her work cut out for her in the sense at that ready-to-eat food market is one that has very quick turnaround. in other words, there's not a ton of shelf life for some of these refrigerated products. >> between oprah's network, magazine, and talk show fortune, the media mogul is worth an estimated $239 million. she recently set her sights on food and lifestyle business deals. in 2015, oprah purchased a 10% stake in weight watchers. >> i love bread. i said i love bread, people. it doesn't mean i'm eating a loaf every day. >> oprah became the face of the brand. she hasn't said if she'll appear in campaigns for the new food line. judging from her joint project from starbucks, expect to see her in the test kitchen. >> just for kicks, can you add more pepper and ginger to one? >> in 2014, oprah teamed up with the coffee giant to create her own chai tea. >> i like it. >> god, i love oprah. you know, she has said that the person who first showed her that women are can only their own businesses was mary tyler moor

i invite trish regan back here talking about that.not see press conferences every day and what we see will be maybe something like that. so you better bring your a game. >> and my combativeness. they are from cnn kind of crossed a line. he is the president-elect. you just don't do that. it sounded like in the beginning they had been called out. but i've done not. i'm on the entire other side of the room. >> it's not a goggle. you are not going to mike in someone's face. there is an advocate that surrounds the president-elect. you wait to be called on. you hope you do get called on. we've been in the position of not being called on readily. >> i would never do that. i wouldn't shout at the president by the president-elect. i would've kept it going now played. it really became a moment onto itself that was just inappropriate on many, many levels. neil: you cover the media and has been in the media obviously. presidents have their favorites and they have to be people there be people they like on the they like. >> i think that donald trum

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presidency, the only other recipient in that category are pope john paul ii, colin powell, and ronald regan. the surprise award shot to the top of the trending list christina wrote, love, love, love uncle joe, and richard wrote on facebook, joe said i didn't deserve this. i agree. you don't deserve it, and then from pam, i love this! not because i agreed on everything the past 8 years, heck, i didn't even vote for them, but because of the decency, the respect, comradery, and the love of country. >> president barack obama will reflect on his 8 years in office with cbs correspondent steve croft. here's a preview. >> you didn't change washington. >> i changed those things in my protect control. look, i'm proud of the fact with 2 weeks to go, we are probably the first administration who has not had a major scandal in the white house. in that sense, we changed some things. >> you can watch the final network television interview this sunday at 7:00 right here on wusa in town with a little bit of rock and a little bit of politics. >> you can see the way politics influenced music over the course of

regan drove as close as he could get to his daughter's apartment on church street where the water stood about 3 feet deep outside. >> it is a good story house so they are safe. >> but still that nervous dad part of you did get in the car and drive over here. >> yeah, of course. absolutely. so i just want to make sure they're okay. >> reporter: over on nealy road, sarah stopped by to see how friends were holding up. >> they are in there and yes, they are okay. they are above flood level but i'm sure is nerve-wracking. >> and this family has friends who live here and didn't evacuate. >> who wants to leave their home. most of the homes are lifted so the living areas won't flood, it is just the basement and the stairs in and out. >> reporter: school was canceled because of the flood. anthony has been trying to entertain his bored friend who is trapped. >> hunter face timed me and we played some games online. he's probably playing a lot of video games. >> reporter: the high water didn't stop everyone from getting around. one man used his kayak to check on his property while a family of five

man and a regan man who was keen on being firm with the chinese in terms of dumping goods.gthening? no, it is up toi seeing a small strengthening? no, it is up to i think a new level. that's to say it could trade within $15 of where we are now. if, of course, that agreement holds and we have seen 0man that agreement holds and we have seen oman and uae cut some of their operations and it looks as though that might hold because it is in all their interests to do so. the fact that they signed a piece of paper with 0pec and non—0pec countries doesn't mean anything at all, but it isa doesn't mean anything at all, but it is a practical solution and that's good news actually as you were saying in terms of what happened to the ftse because our oil companies, shell and bp, have reacted to that and that's created support. shell and bp, have reacted to that and that's created supportm shell and bp, have reacted to that and that's created support. it makes it harderfor british and that's created support. it makes it harder for british companies, who have to pay more, because the pound

he served under regan as deputy united states trade representative. he said that he will fight for good trade deals to put the american work efirst. >>> the president elect set to be be sworn in two weeks. today the new republican controlled congress convenes. republicans have taken action to weaken the office of congressional ethics. that is the office created in 2008 in response to corruption scandals that ended with three members of concussiving jail time. republicans voted to effectively kill the independent congressional ethics office. instead the ethics committee would handle complaints meaning congress would be in charge of policing itself. the full house is expected to pass the measure today. >>> with majorities in both houses of congress republican leaders already outlining their priorities. for the first 100 days. they include clearing a path to repeal at fordable care act, undoing a number of environmental and labor regulations, holding confirmation hearings on trump's cabinet picks and helping the president elect fill the empty spot on the

trish regan, host of the "intel report."rish, the media consensus is trump did very little to resolve the potential conflict of interest because he's not divesting his ownership, it's going into a trust that won't be blind. is the press being fair? trish are no, the press doesn't know what it's talking about when it comes to business. i can tell you in dealing with members of the mainstream media. they don't know two things about economics or business. and in some what is perhaps they are intimidated by it, and in other ways they resent it. people on the left in journalism look at the business and say you must have done something wrong to be that successful and have that much money, therefore big business is bad. let's not forget how much they hate, december spice donald -- d trump. there is no way you can easy divest yourself without running into trouble. howie: i don't think every journalist despises donald trump. trish: i'm talking about some of the journalists on the left, they don't like him. howie: donald trump said he

three most recent successors reserved for only three others -- pope john paul ii, president ronald regan, and general colin powell. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud to award the presidential medal of freedom with distinction to my brother, joseph robinette biden jr. will the aid please read the citation? staff: vice president joseph r. biden jr., in a career of public service spanning nearly half a century, vice president joseph r. biden jr. has left his mark on almost every part of our nation, fighting for a stronger middle class, a fairer judicial system, and a smarter foreign policy, providing unyielding support for our troops, combating crime and violence against women, leading our quest to cure cancer, and safeguarding the landmark american recovery and reinvestment act from corruption. with his charm, candor, unabashed optimism and deep and abiding patriotism, joe biden has garnered the respect and esteem of colleagues of both parties and the friendship of people across the nation and around the world. while summoning the strength, faith, and grace to overcome great personal traged

trish: i'm trish regan. trump has met with titans of business including jeff ma. >> we may talk about small business pan american agriculture products with comiena. we think china and u.s. relationship should be friendly and do better.

i'm ashley webster in for trish regan.looking for ways of any inside of what the central bank thinks about the health of the u.s. economy heading into the new year. what do they make of all of that? they raised interest for the second time in a decade. let's go to peter barnes. peter: donald trump's election was to raise rates in december and to raise two to three. quote, almost all of the participants indicate that had the upside risks to economic growth had increased as a result of prospects for more expansionary fiscal policies in coming years. about half of the participants incorporated an assumption of more expansion in fiscal policy in their forecast. in fact, quote, many participants judge that had the risk of a sizable undershooting

we've got ashley webster now in for trish regan. sir? swear myself in for the 2 p.m. slot here, neil. neil: excellent. ashley: thank you very much. breaking news, as you just heard, speaker of the house paul ryan will be addressing the house any minute now after officially being reelected just moments ago as house speaker. of course, we'll bring that to you live as soon as it begins. all clapping right there. i am ashley webster, good afternoon, everybody, in for trish regan and "the intelligence report" on this tuesday. the 115th congress, republicans now control both the house and senate and, yes, we'll have a republican president, donald trump, just 17 days from now. mr. trump and the new congress

won the election fair ask square. 30 of 50 states, more county than any republican candidates since regan. >> i understand why john lewis feels how he does, this is a fearful divided nation and president-elect donald trump has not done anything to bring it together. >> i have the most respect for congress man lewis but i wish that the rhetoric would be toned down. >> reporter: this is happening as republicans are trying to repeal the affordable care act. democrats are arguing it will do more harm than good. >> it's as if you put 22 million people in an apartment hours, they were fine, then someone comes along and says, we are going to blow up the apartment house. >> reporter: the house of representatives is expected to repeal obama care next week. >>> that move by congress to repeal the affordable care act prompted rallies all across the country. >> reporter: while president- elect donald trump and republican leaders in congress are committed to repealing obama care, democrats nationwide are committed to keeping it. we had rallies all across the country. on the steps of san francisco city

you look that regan presidency, the market ran up similar to trump and after it sold.re going to see a similar pattern. sorry, guys. we've had a week start to the year, no fresh high except in a few of these puffed up internet stocks. it will start before the inauguration and accelerate after. >> and people won't wait to see what policies are implemented, how big tax cuts would be, how much fiscal spending will see. they won't see what type of trade deals are done? >> trump has got a lot to do here. he's got a lot of inomies. and even elements of the republican party like john mccain have a very different view on russia. he's a political novice. he's got some good advisors, but we'll see if he can get all to work. and i'm afraid it won't all happen quite that way. we've had an incredible run here. what i would tell investors to do is get out of passive strategies. if you want to stay in the market, go to value and shorter data bonds represent some sort of yield. >> i hope blue monday isn't too blue for you. i'm going to try to be optimistic even though everybody's tell

you have to make sure you're engaging all groups -- >> how -- how do you bring a regan democrat back?>> for the very first time what trump was able to do, he out flanked them on immigration. let's come up with a policy that white working class are going to agree with and immigrants. what would be? wage enforcement. because what they're afraid of is that someone's going to take their job because they're going to be working for less. >> the person who just got here will work for any price. >> and those are also not the jobs that trump promised to bring back. and i think part of the job here from the grass roots and the leadership is to continually point out and get under the skin of donald trump that he doesn't keep his promises; that he's not reality based and the people who like him are going to believe him over what they hear on msnbc or the read in the new york times. you're not going to win back all those trump supporters and you shouldn't try. there's a small sliver who voted for obama who you can win back. you only needed 50,000 of them in three states to win. >> let's look at wh

stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance liz: neil cavuto, lou dobbs, maria bartiromo, and trish reganill be at the inauguration covering it. "making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. president-elect trump determined to take his victory latch. insisting he's bringing jobs back to the u.s. and slamming claims companies are touting old business plans as new creations to get on trump's good of side. he tweeted totally bias abc news went out of its way that jobs coming back to the u.s. had nothing to do with trump is more fake news. joining me now to discuss.

not far from the regan national stop. that train was pulled from service and metro reports no riders were hurt but this does come as the director of records are expected to hold a public form on safety, budget concerns and service cuts. you can imagine they will have a lot to talk about. at 7:00 p.m. when that meeting takes place. back to you. >>> live at the station for us. >>> we told you earlier how president trump is expected to talk about national security today. he's also talking tough on crime in chicago. now threatening to send the federal government into the city. he said if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage i will send in the feds. he also sielted statistics that police later corrected. and reverend jesse jackson saying quote we need a plan, not threat. since the mid-90s with more than 750 murders. >>> and this morning d.c. leaders are also calling on the white house about a posting about alternative facts on the white house website. it claims murders in d.c. have risen 50%. back in july then candidate tr

here's a trish regan. trish: so good to see you.ou believe it, just one week away from the inauguration. a political witch hunt to undermine the outcome of the election with an investigation, newly opened here into fbi director james comey. the left right now is blaming him for hillary clinton's loss. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report" ." the inspector general is beginning an investigation into the fbi's handling of the clinton email probe leading up to the election. there are allegations director james comey may have broken policies. keep in mind, director comey has