news, coming up in just about five minutes, our charles benson talks with wisconsin congressman sean duffy.. and gets ?his? take on what effect the carrier deal might have on workers here in wisconsin. we're going to take a moment now and get our filook a this afternoon. first and there's definitely a touch of winter out there today. meteorologist brian niznansky ins us with the storm team forecast.... flurries and sprinkles may linger through the evening and skies will remain cloudy overnight tonight. lows tonight will be around 30, but a west breeze will make it 65 years .. that is how long carl barrett jr will spend in prison for his involvment with death of little laylah petersen .barrett was one of two men that opened fire on the five year old's house back in november of 2014. laylah was sitting on her grand-pa's lap when she was shot and killed.milwaukee police say the men wanted revenge for a slaying and mistakenly shot at a 24-year-old milwaukee man has been convicted in the overdose death of a 18- year-old concordia university student. shun-taye crenshaw was found ?guilty? of firs

we are back with republican congressman sean duffy. congressman.e of the many disagreements we have seen bubble over between president-elect trump and president obama after the initial warm and fuzzy period just after the election is over this u.n. security council resolution regarding israel. i want to ask you this question. previous presidents have often held true to the rule, just one president at a time. do you believe it was wise and right for president-elect trump to wade into this dispute over the u.n. resolution, in effect going around the current president and telling israel, as you'll remember in one of his tweets, to stay strong, january 20th is just a short time away? was that wise? >> well, i think -- i think both of these men, mr. trump and mr. obama, are being a little bit untraditional in the way they've behaved in this transition. president obama is doing some historic things, like abstaining from the vote at the u.n. he should have held back and let donald trump come in and take over in 24 days. and donald trump probably should st

politifact wisconsin looks at a claim by sean duffy about the black lives matter movement. >> republicans have been critical of the black lives matter movement, and president obama' wisconsin congressman sean duffy recently claimed the president was not doing enough to shut down the violence from what he called a left wing extremist group. >> his claim was that black lives matter, the protest activist group has been attacking police officers, and barack obama invited them to the white house. >> first, let's look at duffy's claim that protests at black lives matter events are attacking police officers. isolated incidents on officers during some, but it's not always clear who is responsible. next, duffy claimed president obama invited black lives matter members to the white house. politifact wisconsin found two activists were invited to a forum. but a wide variety of other organizations were also at that meeting, including law enforcement. >> it really is a bigger problem when you connect these two things, and say that president obama somehow endor giving his seal of approval to any attacks

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so as the recount continues all over the state, wisconsin congressman sean duffy, wants to see it end.he is calling on democrats to denounce the recount... duffy also told me today he supports a lawsuit against the recount, because his big concern is the recount pushing beyond december electors to be left out of an electoral college vote. 3 "so it's not about actually the recount, it's about the wording of the 10 wisconsin electors who are casting their votes for donald trump, the state of wisconsin actually voted for." duffsays he would support this recount if there were clear signs of fraud in wisconsin, but says there is no evidence of that.live in while wisconsin counts, president-elect donald trump is trying to block a hand recount in michigan. lawyers for his campaign argue that green party candidate jill stein's one percent vote total means she could not have lost the election because of a possible miscount of votes.no word on a decision there. 3 tossdr tonight: mostly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. weekend: very seasonable when it comes to

we are starting to get details of the carrier e deal and congressman sean duffy likes says it's a good sign for rust belt states like wisconsin that backed donald trump. the deal suggests carrier will get seven millionof dollars in tax incentives from indiana. others believe carrier's parent company will also benefit from the deal by preserving its lucrative federal government contracts. but to leverage what ever assets we have - i think is fair to make sure we keep jobs in america and so if mr trump talked abiltiy to contract as much with the united states government if they are sending carrier jobs to mexico, i think that's fair game. house speaker paul ryan also praised the carrier deal, even though he doesn't know the details of the agreement. "i'm pretty happy that we're keeping jobs in america. aren't you? i don't know the details of the carrier arrangement, but i do know ? that mike pence is still the sitting governor of indiana. probably had a hand in helping this. and this is what do." both ryan and duffy are promising tax plus changes to rules and regulations to help the trum

congressman sean duffy, a potential candidate for u-s senate in 2018, will be here. so too will governor scott walker, who told us earlier what he wants to hear from mr trump tonight and in h 'my hope is that in particular they send more power and responsibility back to the states for medicaid, transportation, workforce investment and other fundings so winsconis can use those dollars to spend on schools roads and our programs in ways that i think are more effective, more efficient than wahsington can.' this rally was scheduled for the a day early and it showed mr trump actually won by 131 more votes than he did on election night. mr trump addressed that in a tweet last night, calling the recount a 'scam' - well see if he has more to say tonight. live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thanks theo watch mister trump's speech live on our website fox 6 now dot com -- on the fox 6 news app or the fox 6 news facebook page. breaking news -- two people are injured in a crash near four mile road and nicholson road in caledonia caledonia fire officials say a man had to be removed f

congressman sean duffy is one of the first members of congress to support donald trump and larry corb. congressman duffy, i'll start with you first. this is sparking new concerns about the president-elect's policy on nuclear arms. >> listen, i think it's refreshing to a lot of people across america. you have donald trump responding to putin who is talking about strengthening his own nuclear arsen arsenal. and the fact that america has been so passive over the eight years that's emboldened not just russia but china. you have putin who went to the ukraine, to crimea, now he's in the middle east for the first time since the end of the cold war. russia thinks they can push us around. donald trump pushing back forcefully with his tweet says, listen, there's a new sheriff in the white house, he's going to be fully engaged in a way that says we are going to build up our own nuclear arsenal, we're going to modernize it and make sure we can meet any threat that exists in the world including that from russia. it's heartening and refreshing. this is what bob gates is talking about. he's a little

we have not seen him yet here in listening to a few speakers, david clark, sean duffy and others. you can watch the live stream on wisn.com. mark: temperatures falling back through the single digits, some below zero. ?? >>> tonight, why kanye met with trump. >> i'm at trump tower. why this was one of kanye's first stops after being hospitalized for a breakdown. >> i'll see you soon. >> we have new details about their private et telling us about his girlfriend katy perry. >> we get to do this together. >> james corden gets his dream guest. >> bruno mars. bruno mars. bruno mars. >> and "e.t." gets four secrets from their epic carpool care yolk. >> look -- >>> plus inside j. law's and chris pratt's insult war. >> where do you keep your office? >> humiliating, but hilarious.

congressman sean duffy... who was recently named a member president elect donald trump's white house transition team... says there's no evidence the election results were tampered with... calling the recount efforts a ploy by democrats to try to change the outcome of the votes to favor clinton. jill stein raised $3.5 million in total for her presidential campaign. and shes over $6 million now for the recount. the donors to her campaign are hillary clinton donors. wisconsin green party leader george martin says the money raised reflects the single party. thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in what the results are, in what theyre trying to hide. the three parties do agree on one thing...

joining us congressman sean duffy.nks so much for weighing in this morning. >> good to see you, maria. thanks for having me on. maria: the thank you tour seems to be resonating. which message will resonate best for americans during the thank you tour? what i noticed last night, it is not a lot of substance, talking about him relaying election night and getting everybody pumped up, but this is not the place to tell us what you're going to do after january 20th. >> i was at one a few days ago in wisconsin. i think you're right, the people there love to hear him retell the election and all naysayers said he wait a minute going to win and came out with their support and brought the country victory. i think people appreciate he is going to their home state and saying thank you to voters that worked hard for him and cast their ballots for him. he is doing something else unique. he is going around the media and talking directly to the american people, as you know so many networks covering speeches live. he is able to continue

quote: demanding an apology from congressman sean duffy for calling madison communist. a place that doesn't believe in democracy and freedom on fox news. duffy fired back with this quote, the pc crowd is humanerless by those offended by communist comment i will accepted a therapy dog to your safe place of choice in madison. the feud continues here now congressman mark pocan. thanks for joining us. >> sure. glad to be here, tucker. >> it's pretty funny you have got to admit the therapy dog thing. why were you offended by what congressman duffy said. >> what's even funnier the people in madison have so much humor in madison sending dog by twitter hey i want one of these. taking it in a pretty good spirited manner. wisconsin we have been unique among the states. our delegates, democrats and republicans have always worked very well together. we are a medium sized state. one of my best friend in congress reid rebel represents freon bay a republican. what i don't want to see happen when i visit high school this summer and the first campaign ugly campaign. i don't want people t

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. >> the emphasis -- her husband sean duffy is a republican who spent the last eight years working with president obama, did he not? >> and maxine waters. he sits on the same committee. look, that interview was rich. if you kept that tape going you would have also seen that he said that the democrats spent the last eight years bending over backwards to work with republicans, which is laughable. i mean, they didn't have any input from republicans on obamacare, on dodd-frank -- >> what? that's insane. >> and zero votes from the republicans. she also said in that interview that the reason why she doesn't want to work with donald trump is that he's so dishonest and can't be trusted. and, of course, this is coming from people who told us that obamacare was, you know, you could keep your doctor, the whole thing -- >> remember that one? >> dodd-frank, too, said they are going to stop choosing to bill. all we know is ever since it passed those banks are even bigger. lies, more lies. >> i would alsodd that congressman waters had her own ethics problems when it comes to banking issues and sitting

it.wisconsin congressman sean duffy calling on his colleagues across the aisle to denoucne the recount. he told cbs 58 he supports the lawsuit make the december 12th deadline and then wisconsin is left out of an electoral college vote. "so it's not about actually the recount, it's about the wording of the 10 wisconsin electors who are casting their votes for donald trump, the state of wisconsin actually voted for." for."duffy says he would support this recount if there were clear signs of fraud in wisconsin, but says there is no evidence of that.even though a judge denied the request to stop the recount... there ?will? be a hearing next friday to determine if lawsuit will continue. governor scott walker doesn't agree with the recount either... calling it a fundraising scheme for the green party. party.10-24they are using it not just to raise money now, but probably more valuable for them, getting all these emails for the future .. perfectly legal, their right - they are paying for it, the taxpayers aren't paying for it. 3 walker said he's concerned about the county clerks, since after

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congressman sean duffy... who was recently named a member of president elect donald trump's white house no evidence the election results were tampered with... calling the recount efforts a ploy by democrats to try to change the outcome of the votes to favor clinton. jill stein raised $3.5 million in total for her presidential campaign. and shes over $6 million now for the recount. the donors to her campaign are hillary clinton donors. wisconsin green party leader george martin says the money raised reflects the thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in what the results are, in what theyre trying to hide. one thing all three parties agree on... they're committed to having observers at the

let's be joined now by republican congressman sean duffy and richard fowler of fox news contributor andio talk show host welcome, gentlemen. hello, there. good to have you all here. so you were smiling broadly as chris and i are talking. what do you think about that? >> there is some truth. every president get's a honeymoon phase after they win. people are looking to him no answers and to create jobs and to build a wall. we will wait and see what happens. i think donald trump has a couple of problems. i think problem one, as he gets into his first 100 days he will want to pass the trillion dollar transportation or infrastructure bill which i think is a great idea if done correctly. and hawk and others will be like oh, that's too much. lower that number. that's where you will see the big eruption of trump taking on his own party. >> i thought it was interesting in the interview donald trump said today that i would like to be judge owned my presidency starting now. starting when i got elected because the dow is at an all-time high. the market responded incredibly positively. so far to the

joining us now is sean duffy, a long-time trump supporter.d to see you, congress map, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> what do you think about obama blind siding president-elect trump. >> i think there is blind siding going on. the bromance is on skid row because you have barack obama who is in essence going to the u.n. with the israeli resolution. we have artic drilling. now we have sanctions on russia. we have had obama come out and say he would have won the election against donald trump. mrs. obama saying that now we're going to know what know hope feels like. i think this has been a personal affront to trump and i think these two men are going further apart. they have different views of the world. if any of us think that barack obama on january 20th is going to ride off into the sun set like george bush. it's not going to happen. is he not going to go away. i think donald trump is going to have to deal with mr. obama for years to come, which i think is going to be a new era of how expresidents deal with current presidents. >> int

moves now we're joined by a republican congressman sean duffy of wisconsin, he's a member of donald trump's presidential transition team, and the executive committee. i have so many questions for you. and thank you very much, congressman duffy, for coming on. >> good morning. >> did you get a chance to read the full statement from the kremlin this morning? i'm not sure if you did. >> i did. i saw the top line. >> i think it's fascinating and i think it's important to read it so you can understand the complexity and just how interesting it is. okay so here it is from the kremlin and from russian president vladimir putin he says we see new unfriendly steps by the outgoing u.s. administration as provocative aimed to further deteriorate russia and u.s. ties. it contradicts interests of russia and american people. considering the special responsibility of russia and the u.s. to keep global security it damages the entire complex of international kind. it goes on to say according to the prevailing international practice the russian side there is every reason for an adequate response. we'll talk ab

joining us now is wisconsin republican representative sean duffy. a member of the presidential executive team. good to see you congressman. >> good to see you, too, chris. >> let's separate some nuance going on here with this issue with the issue of global warming let's see if we can separate some of this. one, do you accept the consensus of the intelligence community that russia was involved with the hacking attempt during the 2016 election? >> i don't know. i think if there's a consensus we should see that consensus from -- from news reports that come from the fbi and the cia. if the -- if russia was involved in trying to influence american elections we should know about it, chris. but i think it's important that we parse that with the point that i don't think russia actually had any influence in this election. it tried but it didn't have an influence. they didn't set up the hillary clinton's e-mail server. they didn't set up the clinton foundation. they didn't do her messaging. >> right. >> they didn't encourage her not to come to the great state

republican congressman sean duffy says, president-elect trump has a plan. >> what we understand fromr. trump, he puts, whether it's his business or his campaign or now america first. so when you have the left saying, oh, my gosh, this relationship is going to be a partnership between america and russia, i don't think that is actually going to be the case. i think mr. trump doesn't want to be boxed in by these lame sanctions that have come from barack obama. he wants to start a fresh relationship with mr. putin. >> earlier today, the president-elect did sneak out of mar-a-lago to play golf, which has been relatively rare, as far as we know, while he's been in florida. and a helicopter later flew by our cameras and landed on the lawn at mar-a-lago, which is something we've never seen before in the last couple of weeks. so far, no word from the transition team about who may have been getting dropped off or picked up and taken somewhere later. and some time in the next hour, we do expect to see the 800 guests for tonight's mar-a-lago new year's eve party rolling by in tuxedos and sequinn

we sent back great people like sean duffy to the congress and the rest of the team, to do the job. you will here in a moment from the man who's going to help in the congress to lead the way so this president and vice president can work together with the house republicans and senate republicans and make things happen in this country. i'm excited about the possibility, because i know with tax reform, with national security, securing our borders, reforming our government, putting the power back in the hands of the people in the states, and more importantly, the hands of each and every one of you, that's going to happen, because we've got a team in washington that shares the kind of commonsense reforms we have enacted in this state, and one of the key people who's going to make that happen is our next speaker, the speaker of the house, your friend from janesville, wisconsin, paul ryan. [cheers and applause] ryan: wisconsin, how about it? oh, my gosh. is this not so cool? is this not incredible? before i had my -- my drivers license the last time wisconsin went republican. this is amazi

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i agree with something i heard congressman sean duffy say earlier today, which is you can't fault an incoming president for trying to make nice with a major world power. that's what he's trying to do. i don't think we ought to be criticizing him for doing that. >> as you look forward towards the confirmation battles that will come, certainly the democrats are saying they are going to fight on a number of them primarily right now, rex tillerson, possible secretary of state. have you looked at that at all? do his ties to vladimir putin bother you at all? >> this is a man who has been involved in business at an international level. the fact he's been an international businessman shouldn't disqualify him from this. i haven't reviewed his entire record yet, but as of yet i don't see anything that ought to preclude him from becoming our next secretary of state. >> we'll mark you in the yay category. we know the trump folks are trying to work on that. want to move on to what's happened not with the future president, but the current president. president obama found a way to outrage not only

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stuart: sean, we got it in eventually and thank you sooen sean duffy.tuart: and congressman on this studio 10:08 yesterday morning. on the right that's him at trump tower 3:45 p.m. you want to see the big news making guests, you watch "varney & company." [laughter] >> steve cortez sit, next to me and now he's headed over to trump tower this afternoon, all right. where do we go from here? a commercial break. >> let me deal with this quickly. singer kanye west just arrived at trump tower. what's that about? >> you never know who you'll see going into the golden elevator. there is proof. kanye west, he was in the hospital for die hydration and exhaustion and had a bit of a meltdown. and in california he said no, i didn't vote and told concert voters. if i would have voted i would have voted for trump to which he was roundly booed. liz: and he went into the hospital. ashley: and i don't think his approach was just entertaining, trivializes it. it was genius. stuart: he had a big entourage. and new york's socialist mayor bill deblasio is offering city worker

duffy joining us as well. let's listen now, and i'll get your response to what sean spicer had to say. >> it is unbelievable what and i'm appalled there's so little outrage. the intimidation they have cast on people who constitutionally are there to cast the votes that are part of this process is unbelievable. so i'm, first and foremost, somewhat disgusted with the role that the democrats and folks on the left and a lot in hollywood have done to undermine the electoral process. heather: so why isn't more being done? rachel, i'll start with you. >> well, it's an outrage. this is the hi pockily is city of the highest order, and it should be called out not just on fox news, which is doing a good job of at least exposing it. there was a lot of focus on the whininess and the sore loser part. i think what has not been talked about is the narcissism. and i think hollywood is so much behind what was going on. in wisconsin there was a person at one of the meetings where they were doing the election count who said this is my america. and that's the idea that they had. this is their america, they are opposed to whatever it