ed rollins offered me the defense that apparently -- ed rollins is a classic guy. >> he is. >> lets turn to where this transition team is now in terms of this job. there seems to be a bit of a pause here your thoughts as you can objectively express your thoughts. >> i will always object, lou, i don't think they're behind the pace of where they need to be at this point. i think we had a lot of preliminary work done in the period before the election which is unusual compares to prior transition because of the federal funding. i think this is going to be the decision -- decisions are particularly important and i honestly believe that donald trump should take as much time as he wants. we got republican control the house and the senate, that's very significant and getting these personal decisions right and the most important thing that he needs to do at this point. lets give him the time to sort it out and put his team together. >> i got to say to you and all seriousness, there is something special about this transition and the names that are being talked about and moved forward in the discus

ed rollins. the dean we call him. great to have you. >> thank you. the most important the president-elect will do in his administration will be picking his personnel. it's a short period of time. he has 4,000 people he gets to appoint over a period of time, but the first 100, 150 are very, very important. the cabinet officers, who's his white house staff and what have you. the critical thing is have to make sure they are confident, make sure they believe in what he wants to do and they're loyal to him. lou: i have to tell you, i'm immediately excited about a number, nearly all of the people on that executive committee, if you will. i'm thrilled he's got a place there for conway. i am particularly pleased that rudy giuliani is playing an important and senior role as senator jeff sessions. all the rest. but you know what? it excites me a bit to see his children there, and to have a prominent role because that's good for him as well as for them and for the country, in my opinion. that just feels so right, it's very trumpian but it is -- >> they're pheno

on the bright side quinten rollins did practice for the first time in a couple of weeks as rollins tries to come back from groin injury.rollins: it's always frustrating when but at the same time you have to take it for what it is control you can control and just get better each and every day. i'm progressing day by day will see how i feel tomorrow hopefully i can do a little more and take it from there.gunter: a big boost, we're short in the secondary right now so we can use all the help we can get right now. hyde: i think weve seen in the past that he can make plays, he's a play maker and a smart football player so if he's back we'd love to have them back making plays, but whoever's out there is going to have to compete.scott: offensively fans have reason to be cautiously optimistic randall cobb and ty montgomery were both back in practice but they were limited as they try to get ready for sunday's game against the reporting in green bay scott grodsky cbs 58 sports thanks scott. packers and colts, a 3-25 kickoff on c-b-s 58. the packers only home game in november - they round out the mo

ed rollins. ready to crackdown on sanctuary cities from day one. we have a lot to cover here tonight. including worsening crisis of radical islamist in america, islamic state is now claims responsibility for yesterday's attack at ohio state, where a somali refugee ran pedestrian down with a car, then stabbed others with a knife, speaker paul ryan and republican lawmakers have overseened importation of somali refugees into this country and done nothing about it, president-elect trump held meetings with at least 7 potential cabinet members, he met with 3 house members. from business world president and ceo of rolls-royce. all visits trump tower today. as for two appointment announced today, trump called congressman price a 6 term lawmaker, quote, extremely qualified to lead the health and human services department, and to fight against obamacare. trump nominated, washington insider elain chao as his secretary of transportation. in private sector irk elain chao. joining me now, chairman of the ameri

on the bright side quinten rollins did practice for the first time in a couple of weeks as rollins tries to come back from groin injury.rollins: it's always frustrating when you can't be out there with the team so it's frustrating but at the same time you have to take it for what it is control you can control and just get day. i'm progressing day by day will see how i feel tomorrow hopefully i can do a little more and take it from there.gunter: a big boost, we're short in the secondary right now so we can use all the help we can get right now. hyde: i think weve seen in the past that he can make plays, he's a play maker and a smart football player so if he's back we'd love to have them back making plays, but whoever's out there is going to have to compete.scott: offensively fans have reason to be cautiously optimistic randall cobb and ty montgomery were both back in practice but they were limited as they try to get ready for sunday's game reporting in green bay scott grodsky cbs 58 sports thanks scott. we'll see if the secondary survives another tough test sunday. packers and colts, a 3-

lou: as are you, ed rollins, good to see your thinking and ideas there. appreciate it, as always. >>> death threats against donald trump flooding twitter timelines. the social media outlet now reporting any violent threats being made toward the president-elect are going to be given to the fbi, other platform. agencies. fox business' adam shapiro joins us from the fox business newsroom and he has more on the story that is developing. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lou, it's disturbing, there are death threats on twitter dhau see still if you go to the hashtag assassinate trump. what twitter is doing, at least what they say they're doing is trying to stop the violent threats. i want to show you the hashtag, we did a screen grab and reached out to twitter and asked on twitter you may not make threats of violence or promoting violence, they cited u.s. federal code which prohibits people from threatening the president or successor to the president. we asked does twitter report the threats to the fbi and other law enforcement agencies like the secret

that is what it may turn down. >> liz i would never play poker with ed rollins.can draw inside straight. as far as donald trump is not drawing inside straight to win this. >> we'll certainly try. we'll certainly try. liz: you had your own troubles raising money in the past. >> it has come in dramatically past couple weeks. we raised more money than any other pac. we've done it dramatically last couple weeks. we basically met all of our goals. i think campaign itself basically met its goals. liz: listen, i can remember late summer, robert, we were showing a letter from the donald trump campaign saying, in essence we'll take 10 bucks. this is an emergency situation. doesn't fool like that right now. >> liz, let me ask you, if i remember, maybe i'm wrong, didn't he claim he would be self-funder because he is very rich? did he claim he would put $100 million into his campaign? those promises were a scam. much like his business and much like his rhetoric. liz: we have to end it there. the electoral map shifted now very slightly but by 18 here. ohio, 18. new hampshire

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ed rollins good to have you here.et's start with -- what your reaction first randy to james comey, a two-day from election surprise number, well we call it a november surprise to go with his october surprises to go with his july surprises. >> i thought he gave donald trump exactly what donald trump needed which was proof that the system is corrupt. you know, corruption is a contagion and infects everything revenue service, state department whether it's the democratic primary being rigged. it corrupts every part of it and we've got to see today the american people got to see what corruption really looks like. the idea that you could review 650,000 e-mails in eight days, nobody for one second believes that. they know all that what this is. this is corruption from top to bottom. we with saw corruption to the core today. >> we also heard from donald trump today the perfect i think, perfect response which had said was, you know, you're not getting justice from the justice dpght. you're not getting it from the fbi or from t

at least, ed rollins offered me defense. but. >> that is ed rollins is a classy guy too.: you got it, let's turn to where this transition team is now in terms of these jobs, there seems to be a bit of a pause, people are being assessed. your thoughts about that, as objectively as you can express your thoughts. >> always objectively. i don't think that they are behind the pace or where they need be to at-this-point. i think we had a lot of preliminary work done, in the period before the election that is unusual compared to prior transitions because of federal funding. this is going to be -- these decisions are particularly important. and i believe that donald trump should take as much time as he wants, we have republican control of house and senate, that is significant. getting personnel decisions right is most important thing that he needs to do at-this-point. let's give him time to sort it out, put his teaming it. lou: i have to say to you. there is something special about this transition, the names that are being talked about, and moved today, in the discussion, whether

veteran of 10 presidential campaigns, ed rollins. great to have you both. >> thank you. lou: let's start with that confusion in house of representatives. #better way, i don't remember that on the ballot. >> they can add with the trump agenda. if they do that, they don't have to change their tag, but that is the agenda they have to deal with, afte whatever agenda they had in the past, it is in the past. randy has worked on the hill, he has advised two speakers, at end of day, president with your own party is there with an agenda, you have to move it forward. lou: are they confused or putting up a competing brand with the president. >> i think they missed message of voters, voters said we don't want better we want best, to make america great again. we don't top make it better again. that is part they are confused by. is it suggests to me there will be push back from the house, i think you will see speaker and the president elect, not possibly being on the same page, but i agree with ed, at the end of the day, the person that won this election was donald trump. that is the

among my guests, ed rollins, former u.n. ambassador john bolton and political attorney republican leader charlie speez and randy evans. a lot to talk about including new concerns about voter fraud in florida. the state's republican party threatens a lawsuit after election officials opened tens of thousands of mail-in ballots before they were officially verified. we'll have much more on the legal maneuvers taking place in federal court. our top story, breaking new developments into the clinton email scandal and the clinton foundation. fox news learned from stwoa separate f.b.i. sources with intimate knowledge of the f.b.i. investigation telling bret baier that president obama has painted himself into a corner with his statement to "60 minutes" last october in which he said the clinton email scandal was not a national security issue. f.b.i. sources tell fox tonight the exact opposite is true. america's security was in danger. we are also learning tonight as a result of the immunity deals, limited immunity deals with top clinto

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rollins, not a big supporter of mr. obama. >> i appreciate the task of having worked for a couple presidents, i appreciate how difficult the job is. and i think we all should pray for mr. trump and his people. they've got big challenges ahead. >> absolutely. you've been on the front lines of this inside and out. thank you for joining us again with your insights. >>> well, the democrats trying to reorganize the party after new leadership after hen's stunning loss. senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren appear to be the most high-pro foil figures left standing. bryan llenas joins us from or new york city newsroom with more on this part of the story. bryan, are both sanders and warren saying what the democratic party does now? >> the democratic party is going through serious soul searching. sanders and warren believes the democratic party needs to shift priorities to the working class. they're the biggest advocates for fighting against what they call a rigged economy, making them prime candidates to shift the concent

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ed rollins is here. he's a gop campaign consultant and advisor, also a fox news contributor. head of a pro trump pac called great america pac. you said it would take a miracle. line up what a miracle looks like. >> miracle would be you start with florida. if you don't win florida, the game's over. you then win north carolina which has switched back and forth the last two elections. we won it the last time. you have to win everything romney won and basically adds five or six states that are their states. >> or a big one like michigan. >> michigan hasn't gone for a republican since '88, neither has pennsylvania. these are harden trenched political systems for the democrats. i admire him for going in and trying and obviously he's shaking the game up a little bit. you never can tell. veeters get to vote and they get to anticipate. when the polls are right and we'll see that today, but -- >> elections are held to see if the polls were right. oh, that's horrible. well, they're holding it, and if you say it takes a miracle, if there is no miracle, what does tomorrow look like? >> my

[laughter] ed rollins, thanks so much. we appreciate it, as always. going to use this all the time now. the dean, the deep of political strategists. >> thank you. lou: con cigly yorely. nine presidential campaigns. up next, donald trump promises an abundance of jobs, a new era of prosperity for all americans. >> a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving america. the theft of american prosperity will end, and it will end immediately upon taking office. lou: former presidential candidate steve forbes, trump economics adviser peter navarro, they join me here next. stay with us, there's a lot more to figure out, and they have the answers. i am told reliably. we'll be right back. stay with us. rsuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so

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jon: joe trippi, ed rollins, fascinating discussion. jenna: it's great the hear some of those stories. donald trump. one thing we know is this meeting is longer than expected. and one wonders what is happening. jon: there's a lot of jaw boning going on, i guess. [laughter] we will be back, certainly, in an hour to, you know, fill you in on whatever we know about what transpired. jenna: it is a historic meeting. we'll continue the coverage right now on "outnumbered." sandra: fox news alert, mr. trump goes to washington. president-elect donald trump fresh off one of the biggest political upsets ever, meeting with president obama at the white house to discuss the smooth transition to the power. this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, democratic strategist julie roginsky, fox news contributor lisa booth, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and columnist for the pennsylvania times, charlie hurt. and he is "outnumbered." we've seen you all over the place. what a week for you. >

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lou: ed rollins, good to see you. and michael goodwin a nice piece in the "new york post." says there's a clear choice in tomorrow's election between an outsider, hell-bent on draining the swamp and an insider hell-bent on hanging onto power. >> this election will decide whether we are ruled by a corrupt political pledge. everybody is watching, or whether we are ruled by the people. that is going to be the choice. our failed political establishment has delivered nothing but poverty, nothing but lawsuits. lou: chairman of the florida republican party joins me here next. we will be discussing how things are going to shake out in the critical swing state of florida. what is the early vote mean and how does it look now for the outcome tomorrow night? early or late? a lot more straight ahead. donald trump set to address supporters in manchester new hampshire and watching for the clinton rally. it's a big one in philadelphia tonight. stay with us. lou: you are looking at bon jovi in philadelphia where hillary clinton is holding a huge rally tonight. right now bon jovi is on the s

[laughter] ed rollins, thanks so much. we appreciate it, as always.ll the time now. the dean, the deep of political strategists. >> thank you. lou: con cigly yorely. nine presidential campaigns. up next, donald trump promises an abundance of jobs, a new era of prosperity for all americans. >> a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving america. the theft of american prosperity will end, and it will end immediately upon taking office. lou: former presidential candidate steve forbes, trump economics adviser peter navarro, they join me here next. stay with us, there's a lot more to figure out, and they have the answers. i am told reliably. we'll be right back. stay with us. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on thre

rollins, are you happy with this choice? >> i couldn't be more happy. first of all, i was in the white house before i was the campaign manager. at the assistant at the presidential level, steve bannon will be in every meeting with the president, the whole nine yards. so you've got somebody who knows the town and it's unfair to say he's a washington insider. he's an outsider who came to washington, helped the party get ready for this election. he was a tremendous asset to trump and the campaign. he built a structure that could compete with the democrats. and he understands the hill with great instincts. i think the reality is, he will be there and steve bannon, who is just an extraordinary guy, brilliant strategist who came in and drove this campaign, they will be a great combination. >> how do you think that combination, priebus and bannon, will get along? >> i can tell you this, having been in the white house for two te terms, the first and the second, there's always a little bit of pushing and shoving. i think they're both smart guys who understand wh

for more i'm joined by ed rollins, former campaign manager for reagan/bush '84 and trump's super pac. of course, we've heard, ed, a lot of people saying what they think and a lot of speculation, but tonight i wanted to ask somebody who would actually know because you were one of the people who brought in some money for the trump campaign. >> and also i wrote an article. more important than the former titles, my first big job in washington, i was assistant to the president in the white house for president reagan, so i know what a chief of staff does, i know what a counselor does, i know how the white house operates. i did that for three years running the re-election campaign and coming back in the second term. so i know what all this means. what it means is you've got two superb people. they both will have big responsibilities. they will be teamed up, obviously, the day-to-day aspect, chairman priebus who is a fabulous guy who basically oversees a very large staff. and mr. bannon is a brilliant strategist, who basically will have the time and resources to develop the communication plan

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and former reagan white house political director, he is just getting started, ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: let's start randy with these recounts. donald trump said they will not amount to anything, your judgment? >> they are not, i was there in the bush vs gore where we felt with a real,. and that was much different. here, the electoral college, ballots will be cast, when congress convenes on january 6 they will open ballots and count them, donald trump will be well north of 270 that will be it. that is elaborate fundraising mechanism to elevate name profile to try to create a false hope that something different might happen. >> democratic party that needs money or jill stein? she is rolling in dough. >> i think democratic party, i am they are destitute they lost at every level in house, senate, their coffers are try they need some rallies point, this fall hope -- false hope they could somehow over take the election is a failing home with no merit. i've been through it, it is not going to happen, december 19, ballots cast, it is over. lou: i presume you agree. >> he is the expert. lo

ed rollins. and pulitzer prize winning columnist for michael goodwin. >> if i'm donald trump and barack obama is threatening to come after me, i would say bring it on. what just happened president obama apparently didn't get the memo. 61% of the american population has chosen total republican leadership in the state. this is have much about the obama legacy. the obama policies, and as president obama himself has said. when my policies are always on the ballot, even when i'm not. he's a great vote getter himself. but when his policies are on the ballot they get slaughtered. so he's not on the ballot anymore so i would be careful. >> donald trump has got to be. i think after he has used his opponent for a foil, he won't mind it a bit. >> putin brushed the president aside in the farewell today. the president better put on his seat belt because in six months he won't recognize any of his legacy. obamacare and the 15 years' wars in the middle east will be in a different environment. lou: this will be