the badgers outscore the sooners. wisconsin wins, 92-70. >>> quarter finals between white water with john nico for a nine-yard touchdown pass. john carroll wins 31-14. >>> tiger woods getting ready for the third round in the bahamas. here's woods from the bunker, looking for birdie on five, folks, and he is going to drop that ball into the hole. two-under today. right now he's in tenth place in the tournament. >>> in tonight hot shots, we all know the cubs beat the indians to win the world series, but the debt was finally paid off last night. lebron james and dwayne wade placed a bet. they both agreed to dress in the losing team's gear on the first night they faced each other in the nba season. last night james came check him out! soaking it up, walking in with the chicago cubs gear. see, james even had to put no. 23 and his name on the back of the jersey in chicago at the united center with all the cameras rolling, dwayne wade, i'm sure, liked how his buddy looked last night. >> looked good. >> a lot of us will be sh

it will start to feel like winter sooner than next week. winter sooner than next week. we will be tracking the storm am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas winter sooner than next week. we will be tracking the storm six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actually pushing this car. there's gotta be a better way to get new customers. the pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. >>> emeryville police went above and beyond the call of duty to rescue a dog that was stuck under a marina. that is the officer carefully bringing the animal back up to safety. look how gently he did that. the dog was later reunited with its owner that had reported the dog missing earlier in the day. >> things got testy tonight. >> really? >>

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sooner or later. probably sooner. we'll talk about the next presidential election and americans will focus on that closely. in final questions, your colleague who we talked to wrote a piece - who are the electors, as we see in the coverage today, they are all citizens. very few public officials. every state has a different layer of choosing who the electors are. some are chosen by the state party. some of them - this is a system that buries so much state by state. kyle did a great job over the past few months digging into who these people are. some in washington state had bernie sanders supporters are among those that didn't vote for hillary clinton, obviously that was not decisive. this much is something people can do. you can try to sign up at home. it's not only for the politically well connected. >> steven shepherd, joining us from the political newsroom. thank you for putting the events into perspective. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> our campaign coverage in the electoral college vote is available on our w

sooner or later and probably sooner, we will start talking about the next presidential election and americans will be focusing on that very closely. spoker colleague who we with earlier today, who are the electors? as we have been seeing, they are all citizens. there are very few public officials. stephen shepard: every state has a different way of choosing who these electors are. some are chosen by the state party. this is a sort of system that varies so much state-by-state. kyle has done a great job over the last few months of digging into who these people are, finding out what they believe and think. in some of the states, washington state for example, there were some bernie sanders supporters who are among those that did not vote for hillary clinton today. that was not decisive. based on the ultimate margin. but it could have been down the stretch with a close election. it is important to note that this is something that people can do. you can try to sign up at home. it is not just, depending on the state, it is not only for the politically well-connected. >> stephen shepard, thank you fo

the badgers outscored the sooners 53-30 in the second half. wisconsin wins 90-70. and that's sports. this week on sunday insight.... sunday insight -- 9 am on >>> here's what tonight's prime time lineup. "it's a wonder of life" and more local news on live at 10:00. >>> a wisconsin hunter befriends an animal that could have been his prey. hunting when he saw some of the ordinary, a small deer wearing a scarf. he was thankful someone was thoughtful enough to put a scarf on this deer. >> going to need that tomorrow. keep his head down. yeah, tomorrow you'll be able to e him miles away because we're going to have snow generally 2-3 inches along the lake front because there's going to be a little bit warmer by the spots closer to madison area. but first snow of the season take it slow,ut also it's going to be that wet snow, so good for making snowballs, snow men. >> so glad that it's happening. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? t get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets

i really believe that he will win sooner or later. >> what is your question about? first row please. >> thank you. to crimea and back. so, one of my colleagues here asked about this bridge, but there is no official name. some people call it the crimean bridge, the russian bridge. so, the question is which do you prefer? which would you suggest? and, again, back to stalingrad. the bridge is going to be completed very soon. what is the next big project here? president putin: well, as for the name, it is up to the people. perhaps you could do it in an opinion poll or referendum. the most important thing is to build it. naming is secondary. if you call it the cass bridge, let it be. it has its own issues that needs to be resolved. it has to be energy dependent, self-sufficient in terms of energy supplies. it is very important. certainly, that has to be with our relations with the eu, the european union. they have to make the decision that the baltic states need to join their energy alliance and that causes problems for us in terms of energy supplies. it requires additio

the sooners stark seen here -- ,he sooners star seen here breaking her jaw and fracturing several bonesn her face. telling authorities that she started the incident while smoking a cigarette outside a restaurant. >> she blew it in my face. sheext and says exchanging words. >> she talked about how we were trying to jump her. nobody was trying to jump her. we had no problem with her. she was blowing smoke in my face and acting crazy. >> he says one of the woman's friends called him a racial slur, and he responded. so then i was like, you ought to me messed up, so then i called him [beep] i jumped out and said watch out. face,he came around my and i put my hand down and she swung at me. >> and then hits him. that is when he he says he retaliated with that now infamous punch. >> jummy: this is a great story. in wisconsin a college student got an unexpected lesson with the officer pulled him over. he taught the student how to tie a tie. the student was running late or a presentation and got pulled over for speeding. he got off with a warning and a life lesson all men have to learn at some po

the sooner we get to some kind of element of clarity -- francine: what kind of clarity?or example a buffer or transitional agreement? would that be the most helpful thing for banks? mr. flint: when we think it needs to be. in the sense when you think of the regulatory reforms we have them through, implementation so people can collect the information they are presented with without being required. it's difficult to think about something as significant as changing the relationship with europe, you can hardly say day zero, we move from the system and day one, you can accommodate everything that has changed within your system, so i think there has to be some transition. again, in terms of the planning, if there's not a belief that there will be some sort of transition, you have to plan for the fact that there might be none, and that accelerates decisions. francine: and you have not got in expectation that they have a transition very days they are planning for? mr. flint: nobody has clarified that, but at the same time, everybody recognizes the importance of making sure the a

the sooner we get to some kind of element of clarity -- francine: what kind of clarity?or example a buffer? or transitional agreement? would that be the most helpful thing for banks? mr. flint: we think it needs to be. in the sense when you think of the regulatory reforms we have them through, implementation so people can collect the information they are presented with it being required. it's difficult to think about something as significant as changing the relationship with europe, you can hardly say day zero, we're move from the system and day one, you can accommodate everything that has changed within your system, so i think there has to be some period of transition. again, in terms of the planning, if there's not a belief that there will be some sort of transition, you have to plan for the fact that there might be none, and that accelerates decisions. francine: and you have not got any assurances in expectation that they have a transitionary phase they are planning for? mr. flint: nobody has clarified that, but at the same time, everybody recognizes the importance of

the sooner we get to some kind of element of clarity -- francine: what kind of clarity?or example a buffer? or transitional agreement? would that be the most helpful thing for banks? mr. flint: we think it needs to be. in the sense when you think of the regulatory reforms we have them through, implementation so people can collect the information they are presented with it being required. it's difficult to think about something as significant as changing the relationship with europe, you can hardly say day zero, we're move from the system and day one, you can accommodate everything that has changed within your system, so i think there has to be some period of transition. again, in terms of the planning, if there's not a belief that there will be some sort of transition, you have to plan for the fact that there might be none, and that accelerates decisions. francine: and you have not got any assurances that they have a transitionary phase they are planning for? mr. flint: nobody has clarified that, but at the same time, everyone recognizes the importance of making sure the

the sooners answer back. christian james off the inbound pass. drives and makes a nice spin move to the hoop. sooners down by one. but the badgers too tough in the second half. wisconsin goes on a 20-3 run. ethan happ kicks it out to bronson koenig, who buries the three-pointer. koenig finishes with 16 points. uw up by two. but today belonged to mr. hayes. nigel finishes with a season high 28 points. badgers bounce back in the second half and win 90-70. the milwaukee bucks hosting the break. in the third quarter, the bounce past two jabari parker for the two-handed flush. watch this, behind the back of john henson of the two-handed jam. in the fourth quarter, the milwaukee bucks are dating this the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, a

sean: the traditional path would have been to go public sooner. happened post facebook, and i may have inadvertently played a role in this occurring, which was the development of this robust secondary market where suddenly hedge funds and private wealth managers and various sovereign wealth funds and so forth began to invest very heavily in private companies. emily: you started that? you started secondary markets? sean: i certainly didn't start everything. i didn't start secondary markets. but we encouraged at facebook a robust secondary market. we were much more open to having a secondary market. being in part because we had a longer-term vision, and you need to give people an opportunity to take liquidity along the way. emily: what do you think is the biggest threat to facebook's business? sean: you know, i think facebook's business has so much growth left in it. that in some ways -- it is really value extraction. it is value that has been stored for a long time. and there are smart people trying to figure out how do we unlock that value. that p

we knew sooner or later we would have an altercation because tojo would have -- >> we knew sooner or later we would have an altercation with them because tojo had signed a pact with hitler. we were sending convoys to europe. we had been helping the chinese over in china trying to keep the chinese from getting butchered over there which they were doing a good job of. we had lost a gun boat there a few times earlier. we knew sooner or later we'd have a problem. we didn't think it would be at pearl harbor. it was too far away. on december 7, 1941 i was curving on a tug boats. that was the kiosanqua.. that is an indian tribe. all tugs are named after indian tribes. we were up working already working that morning when the attacks started. we had to meet a ship coming into port and take a barge away from it. as we were clearing the channel, we saw the ward a destroyer that , was on patrol duty, we saw him dropping depth charges. again, there was nothing exciting about this because these patrol things out there used to drop depth charges. they'd pick something out on the sonar and drop dept

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so should the administration have come out bolder and sooner with the hard intelligence they possessed as donald trump suggested, should they have pushed congress to enact sanctions against the russians making the public understand this was serious? >> in retrospect it certainly seems as though it was a mistake not to call the russians sooner and respond to them in a very forceful way. >> high level intelligence sources tell nbc news the administration didn't take such actions because they didn't want to appear to interfere in the election. and they thought hillary clinton was going to win and they didn't think it was worth the potential risk of getting into a cyber at this time for at that time. as for the russians mr. putin's spokesperson called the idea, quote, laughable nonsense. >> that was cynthia mcfadden. the road swinging by hershey, pennsylvania. while he didn't bring up the russian hacking scandal his most recent political appointment has him wading into more controversy. he chose a bankruptcy laura signed with the israel hard right as his ambassador to israel. david friedma

than you think. >> a lot sooner. >> well, i figure it was this saturday.g on? >> you're wrong. oh, deer. >> are they mating? what's going on? >> more than a bill yahoo users accounts were hacked. how you can protect yourself right now. >>> flyered up. >> the flyers beach the avalanch late night thriller, celebrating ten wins in a row. the longest winning streak, in three decades. >> and, it is new era for the owls. matt rhule is out. jeff collins is in. >> never say die, never quit, which i think is philly. >> temple football new head coach, joins us, in the studio this morning. >> we have a twist on coach collins. because he's been in florida we won't dot interview in the studio, we can do it outside. >> this guy so use today warm temperatures, just told he doesn't have socks on. oh. >> he's going to have to pick up his wardrobe a little bit. >> this is socks weather. >> sock country. >> you have heard of baptism of fire? this is baptism of ice. >> oh, true. >> icy out there this morning, slippery spots, with that smattering of snowfall. that fell overnig

the copter no sooner touches down on deck than glenn gets a preview of the congratulations that are stillo come. on every hand there is jubilation, on every side, smiles and cheers. he signs over his precious log and instruments to the national space administration. from here, he goes to grand turk island for further rest before the deluge a deluge of honors, a proud country waits to bestow on a brave man. ♪ abigail fillmore was the first first lady to work outside the home, teaching in a private school. maybe eisenhower's hairstyle and love of pink created fashions and stations. it was marketed as a color jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the creation of the white house historical association. and nancy reagan as a young actress saw her name mistakenly on the black wrist -- black list of suspected communist sympathizers. she appealed to ronald reagan for help. she later became his wife. these stories and more are featured in c-span's book first ladies, presidential his stories from the lives of great american women. stories of fascinating women and how their legacies resonates today

if you get it sooner, you get it sooner. >> this guy, everything i know about him, he knows the ins and outs of this law -- >> on price? >> yeah. >> he knows how to get the low-hanging the fruit and i think three years is actually fast, from what i understand. that's a quick -- >> they oiously put that out, because it got rumored in the press for a reason, you know, cool it, we're going to work on th to take time. the longer it's done, and i agree with you, it can be fast. >> especially if you're trying to keep the elements of obamacare that were most problematic, which is pre-existing conditions, how do you have that without the individual mandate. because if you try to keep the pre-existing condition clause, you can make insurance prices absolutely skyrocket, which will bankrupt so many people who are already hurting from raising premium rates. i do like that price is a policy person. i like that he's a fiscal conservative. and he's also, as you said, an orthopedic surgeon. it's very rare to have someone like that who's got -- >> yeah, he knows what he's doing. >> he's got a hand in e

maybe it's better to do it sooner. but that's not my decision at all. >> donald trump has threatened to impose a tax on chinese goods and label beijing a currency manipulator. >>> our next guest says a trade war with china and perhaps more is coming in a phrase, he says, buckle up. scott kennedy is director of the project on chinese business and political economy at the center for strategic and international studies in washington. mr. kennedy, welcome, good to have you here. when you say a trade war with china and perhaps more is coming, what does the "perhaps more" refer to? >> we're certainly seeing, since the election, donald trump being willing to push china's buttons on a whole variety of issues, not just on trade issues, that were the topic of the campaign. we've seen him push on taiwan, on the south china sea, he's talked about north korea. there are certainly other areas which he could push. and he certainly is allowing economic and security issues to mingle in a way that we haven't before. so it doesn't look l

sooner or later they will get across the channel.oint is that we are not in schengen. so if they are going to get across the channel anyway, what has schengen got to do with and it the old quote does not seem with and it the old quote does not seem to make any sense but nobody has even picked up on that to make sense of it. it is not too late, daily telegraph, make a correction. the daily mail, feeling ill, postponed christmas. they be forced to turn away patients and health chiefs are having to prevent the head of infection. this is the real christmas grinch story from the daily mail. health chiefs are talking about, and again, we have to say... this is according to the daily mail, so it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. but apparently health chiefs are sane self isolation will stop the spread of illness and keep the pressure from casualty units. self isolation at christmas doesn't sound like a pretty harsh prescription from the nhs, doesn't it? that depends how well christmas lunch goes for some people, they might be tempted

>> in retrospect, it seems as though it was a mistake not to call the russians sooner and respond to them in a very forceful way. >> high-level intelligence sources tell nbc news the administration didn't take such actions because they didn't want to appear to interfere in the election. and they thought hillary clinton was going to win. and they didn't think it was worth the potential risk of getting into a cyber tit for tat. last friday, president obama asked for a full review. as for the russians, mr. putin's spokesperson called the idea he was personally involved in the covert operation, quote, laughable nonsense. >> our thanked to cynthia mcfadden for that report. >> staying on the political front, donald trump was back on the road, swinging by hershey, pennsylvania. it's his latest stop in the post-election thank you tour. while he didn't bring up the russian hacking scandal, his most recent political appointment has him wading into controversy. he chose a banking ambassador as his ambassador to israel. david freeman has been nominated for the post. even the announcement came wi

do you get the sense that there is some regret that they did not, at least, do some of this sooner? have had a less political, perhaps, pall. but if you think about it, this is right around the time the fbi had discussed some e-mail situations publicly, so at this point, hindsight is 20/20, but it's considered a big enough challenge to national security that we needed to take action even in a lame duck session. very interesting, usually you don't see presidents this late in their term taking action against a foreign country which should be an indication to the american people how serious these matters are and the threat that really faces not just national security apparatus but also russia was behind the attack on sony and others, so that russia perception presented by the trump campaign is really not as benign as the new administration would like us to think, really are interested in subverting a lot of aspects of american culture and american national security. >> jeremy huff, nancy bash, thank you very much. i wish we had more time. i'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 10:0

the triple..sooners up at the break 40 to 37..2nd half, vitton brown findsnigel hayes with the bouncepass and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50.badgers get on a roll eathan happ kicks it out to bronson "kay-nig" who drains to 58.wisconsin got a big game from nigely hayes, he drians the long range threehe had 28 points.badgers outscore the sooners53 to 30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70...and the packers are hosting the houston texans this afternoon at lambeau.that's your day break sports .have a great day everyone thanks rod.. the milwaukee brewers want you to start thinking warm thoughts because tickets for spring training go on sale tomorrow.the team opens up sp february 24th against uw- milwaukee. they'll end their spring training with two games at miller park against the chicago white sox. opening day is april 3rd. the carolina panthers take on the seattle seahawks for sunday night football right here on today's tmj4. analyst mike tirico sat down with seahawks coach pete caroll to talk about the direction the team is going."i'm hoping this is the moment that really give

maybe it's better to do it sooner.that's not my decision at all. >> maybe it's better to do it sooner, tim, what do you think? >> if china is doing poorly, you're doing particularly poorly if you're investing in markets. the em is down 15% straight from effectively right before the elections. it went from being an out performer, if you do the spy divided by the eem etfs, you get a ratio. eem has eradicated its entire rally. i think we get to these places where everybody is on board. dollar sentiment is way too bullish right now. we have five-year highs in global pmis. the trading action in the eem is terrible. and if you think china is about to blow up, you do not want to own this. if you think sentiment on china gets worse and worse, you do not want to own this. i actually think this is an interesting level to own this stock, 32 1/4. >> you're seeing some signs come out of china. in november they have massive outflows, fxi is down. you're seeing problems in their bond market. they're talking about popping their proper

yesterday said this will happen sooner than people think.sing of the resolution has been celebrated by palestinians, as our middle east correspondent, yolande knell explains. here in bethlehem there is a festive mood outside the nativity church, but many palestinians feel they have an extra reason to celebrate after this un security council resolution, which said that israeli settlements area which said that israeli settlements are a flagrant violation of international law. it has been welcomed by all the different palestinian political factions and they're hoping that it will strengthen their legal case when they pursue action against israel in they pursue action against israel in the international courts. for its part, israeli officials have come out and said that this is disgraceful, shameful resolution and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister benjamin neta nyahu says he the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will not abide by its terms. there are more than 600,000 israelis who live in se

so should the administration have come out bolder and sooner with the hard intelligence they possessed, as donald trump suggested today? should they have pushed congress to enact sanctions against the russians, making the public understand, this was serious? >> in retrospect, it certainly seems as though it was a mistake not to call the russians sooner and respond to them in a very forceful way. >> reporter: high level intelligence sources tell nbc news, actions because they didn't want to appear to interfere in the election. and they thought hillary clinton was gonna win, and they didn't think it was worth the potential risk of getting into a cyber tit for tat. last friday, president obama asked for a full review. as for the russians, today mr. putin's spokesperson called the idea he was personally involved in the covert operation, quote, laughable nonsense. our intelligence sources emphasize there's no evidence that donald trump collaborated behind the scenes with mr. putin or the russians. furthermore, a senior intelligence official tells us that the possibility of mr. trump shiftin

but some rain is on the way for later, not sooner. but we'll give you details on your tuesday forecast. >>> welcome back to program prasm. these are live pictures -- to "mornings on 2". these are live pictures from nashville, tennessee. we're getting word that a police officer in nashville has been shot. you can see this very active police scene. we don't know the extent of his injuries, but these are live pictures we're getting courtesy of wj-tv in nashville. we're also getting word that a suspect is barricaded. you can see how the police cars are in a convoy right here circling in an area here. so, again, this is an active scene from nashville, tennessee. a police officer has been shot. we don't know his injuries, the extent of it, but there has been a rash of shootings of police officers around the country, two in georgia just the other day, and we'll bring you what we know about what's happening in nashville as soon as we get the information. >>> thank you for joining us. welcome back to "mornings on 2", tuesday, december 13th. i'

respond sooner? >>> hillary clinton's campaign chair tears into the fbi of the russian hacking saying the agency is deeply broken. >>> a brutal one-two winter punch. temperatures plunging across the u.s. zero and below. it's going to get worse. and the unprecedented political power grab in north carolina. the republican-led legislature is trying to strip power from the governor. we've never seen anything like this before. i'm chris jansing in for tamron hall on this very cold morning in washington, dc. more fallout that vladimir putin was personally involved in cyberattacks to influence the u.s. election. president obama escalating his response promising the u.s. will take action. >> there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our electio elections, that we need to take action. at a time and place of our own choosing. some of it may be explicit and publicized. some of it may not be, but mr. putin is well aware of my feelings about this because i spoke to him di

we should get it over sooner rather than later. >> i don't think it is. what you're hearing here is something we better get used so, which is a kind of negotiating style that's unique to trump and his team. this is not the way former presidents would achad ocho cinco approach this. when petr and carl icahn and donald trump make these claims, talk about 45% tariffs and a trade war, they're trying to intimidate the country with whom they want to negotiate. understand what a trade war is. it means we set up this kind of barrier that's at this height that is we subsidize our exports and our trading partners do the same. and most believe that way forward is not a positive for growth or the trade balance. >> we get this is sort of donald trump's negotiating style, jim, but is that the right style to use with the chinese? >> you know, it's fascinating. i talk with peter navarro a few years back after one of his books came out. maybe it was death by china and he actually laid out how he thought you should negotiate with the chinese and idea was that the treasure

a golf course about when it's a habitat plan and we have looked at it as requiring greater focus sooner which is a better thing. so i think that is a positive move and i think the number of trees actually if i use the calculation on mount davidson over a 20 year period, keeping a mind that we don't even have funding for this at this point, it's less than 1% per year. so that is just a framework for it and i would go back to a comment made earlier. this document, which is had in a norma's amount of work and enormous amount of staff time, and now in the environment will impact report is the framework to get give guidance. this doesn't mean tomorrow there's going to be chainsaws out clearcutting don't davidson or any other part of the city. so with that i would entertain a motion. >> i like to move to have this approved based on the resolution that materials. i do agree this was the very thoughtful document, conference of, well founded on scientific evidence. scientists and disrepute maybe like lawyers can disagree. it was a very thoughtful document and i would like to commend staff and st

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and he had no sooner removed one rubber glove than his beeper beeped again, and guess what he removed then? - the other rubber glove he left in the first patient. - no. - no. - an appendix, from a complete stranger. oh, he is such a sight. - look, vivian, i am very sorry. i am terribly, terribly- - [nell] oh, i'll have this sponged off in a jiffy, senator. an old bath robe of mr. findlay's in the cupboard there. i spilled coffee on his pants, and he's got an important event in washington this afternoon. nothing hurts a senator's credibility more than wet pants. (laughter) - mother, what are you looking for? - oh, that italian phrase i was going to use at the daughters of italy luncheon this afternoon. - it's ah, buona fortuna e buon mangiare a tutti, and it means good luck and good eating to all. - buona fortuna, oh, how am i going to remember that, carol? i'll just, i'll have to say, "viva la poppee". - mother, i think you should skip campaigning for today. - please, carol, carol, i don't want to hear anymore. i mean, why don't you just get off my back. - you wanna know why? - yes, i

sooner or later you pay the price for the low interest rates and really that's one of your thoughts herenterest rates are moving up very quickly. and then as they move up, can you control inflation. i mean, you have so many variables so, many things to worry about. >> that wasn't the part he talked about it. >> what he said specifically was that a trade war is, you know, a probability, okay, and he said you might as well get rid of it sooner rather than later because the markets will take a deep dive. now, he's got donald trump's ear. i presume there's some validity to listening to what he just said. and i'm not about to say that the bull market's over, which we've been enjoying since 2008-2009, on the one hand. on the other hand, i think that a very big surprise and a trade war with china would not be something the market would take very well. in fact, icahn himself said the market would take a big hit. >> and steve, i don't recall hearing this type of confrontational language out of a president-elect in quite some time, whether they're talking about china, whether you're talking about

the sooner we could get to an element of clarity. >> we know they had been working on some kind of aitional agreement. >> when he think of the regulatory forms we have been, when reforms are finalized, there is usually a two-year time implementation. collecting information that is required and so on, it is that is as significant as changing the relationship with your, that you can say on day zero, we are moving from that system and day one, you can accommodate everything that has changed. that is some transition. in terms of planning, if there is not a believe that there will be a time of suspicion, plant the fact that there may be none. classy have not done any assurances that it is a transition a phase they are planning for? >> no one has clarified that that everyone recognizes the importance of making sure arrangements on both sides of the equation are smooth for customers. we are a reflection of what is happening with our customers. customers find things awkward and ugly and that will affect economic activity and that is good for the economist. it is an everyone's interest making

>> i think the indication on the one hand, we would like to know sooner rather than later what donald trump is going to do but on the other hand the fact they pushed this press conference to january is an indication they have realized this is maybe more serious, more complicated than they initially realized. i do think they saw the onslaught of stories saying look, if donald trump just says i'm going to take myself out of day to day operations and puts his kids in charge and they are sitting in cabinet meetings, that's probably not going to go far enough. i know there are advisers talking to him and trying to explain that and trying to say while you may be within the bounds of the law, do you really want to spend the first one or two years of your presidency, the peak time to get things done in congress, answering questions about how something you did may relate to your business decisions because if you want to be an effective president that's probably not how you want to be spending your time. i think those are the discussions that are ongoing right now. certainly, as ari said, this

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