this clash of words, let's cross live to tel aviv and speak to a pollster and political analyst, stephen millerthanks very much for being with us here on "france 24." have you view john kerry's words? stephen: i tend to think, is not clear what the goal of the speech was and who the audience was. if he was trying to speak to the israeli public, secretary of state john kerry certainly further distanced himself from the israeli public by not addressing palestinian incitement to terror, not addressing palestinian terror and not addressing hamas in a strong way. focusedd over these and in a excessive way on the issue of the settlements combining those far outposts to even jewish communities in jerusalem within the old city. to the israeli public, this really wasn't an effective speech, and because of that, netanyahu can gain points from .t of course everyone expected netanyahu to respond against the speech, and that's exactly what he did. audience, it's helpful to netanyahu. it's not clear how this speech will help the democratic party in america. in the secretary's last few days, i don't expect st

so someone like stephen miller certainly has both feet on that side of trump and is in lockstep withrump. my guess is there'll be a lot of that type of rhetoric, a lot of stuff that can appeal to his supporters. but at the same time, it's a different audience than the rnc. >> let me ask you really quickly, josh, about donald trump announcing he's going to shut down his charitable foundation to try to address some of these conflict of interest questions that are circulating. is that enough? and, b, do we expect something similar when it comes to his business connections? >> well, i think this was a necessary step, but not a sufficient one. first of all, the foundation is already under investigation by the new york attorney general. there have been a lot of accusations about what the foundation did in the past, paying for a painting of donald trump, for example, that he then displayed in one of his golf clubs. so there's going to be those past issues. going forward, there are all sorts of sources of conflicts of interest, including, as you know, as his businesses. he says he's going to

to do that, he is again enlisted stephen miller, who wrote trump's charged convention speech to craft his inaugural address. politico reports that, quote, early discussions of the address have focused on laying out some of the structural problems facing the country, and framing trump's first-term agenda in more nationalistic than ideological terms. politico is also reporting that the trump transition is bracing for a potential showdown over his cabinet appointments, and is, quote, assembling a war room to promote their strengths and fend off criticisms before next month's confirmation hearings. for more, i'm joined by ken vogel, chief investigative reporter at politico. ken, thanks for joining us. give us a preview here. it's january 20th. donald trump gets his chance to address tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people in washington, tens of millions of people nationally. he is not one we've seen who seems to enjoy giving very formal speeches, but what can we expect here? >> well, as we reported, they're planning a speech that is heavy on sort of this unifying message

yesterday, a guy named stephen miller was appointed to be his senior policy adviser. don't know a lot about him. so far, we know he's a picker, a grinner, a lover, and sinner. some people call him maurice. this is the dope on this guy. during the campaign, stephen miller's job was to "warm up crowds before trump took the stage at rallies." "all right, welcome to the rally. hey, where are you guys from? okay. we're going to deport you back to there." trump's cabinet is really taking shape, and it's important, it takes shape, because there's this thing called the line of succession. it involves most of the cabinet. it goes president, vice president, speaker of the house, secretary of state, the grimace, i believe. just kidding, obviously, they're all white. >> jon: hey. >> stephen: it's true, it's true. grimace is a person of color. purple, purple, but still. here's an actual chart for the line of succession. which doubles as the chart of haircuts you can get at the senior center. ( laughter ) now, for those of you concerned with diversity, don't worry. the secretary of

stephen miller, who is writing this inaugural speech was responsible for a lot of the shorthand that donald trump had at his most successful campaign rallies, where he felt like he better than hillary clinton or barack obama or anyone else was able to speak directly to the american people, and particularly those who are struggling, who felt left behind economically, who felt a level, i guess, of disrespect coming from washington. so his expectations are that he wants to keep that sort of conversation going right with those voters. what the establishment and his staff are saying is that they basically want an agenda laid out that does not create any distractions from what congress and the incoming trump administration wants to work on. they want to work on border security. they want to work on strong defense. tax reform. that sort of those are the issues, and they're not necessarily looking for him to make any kind of, you know, one-off news on the sides that distract from that. so you know, they're looking for basically a speech that doesn't re-introduce donald trump to the nation, o

yesterday, a guy named stephen miller was appointed to be his senior policy adviser.not know a lot about him. so far, all we know is, he's a picker, he's a grinner, he's a lover, and he's a sinner. and, some people call him maurice. now, this is the dope on this guy: during the campaign, stephen miller's job was to "warm up crowds before trump took the stage at rallies." "all right, welcome to the rally, everybody. hey, where are you guys from? cool. we're going to deport you right back there, okay." now-- put the mic over here. now, trump's cabinet really is taking shape, and it's important that it takes shape, because there's this thing called the line of succession, and it involves most of the cabinet. it goes the president, then vice president, speaker of the house, secretary of state, the grimace, i believe. ( laughter ) just kidding, obviously, they're all white. ( laughter ) >> jon: hey, now! >> stephen: it's true, it's true, it's true. grimace is a person of color. now-- purple, purple, but still. >> jon: yeah, yeah, he is. >> stephen: here is the actual chart

trump has picked stephen miller, who is close ties to richard spencer, to be a senior adviser in the white house. in new york city, three activists were physically attacked by a group of enchanting pro-trump and crowe police slogans -- pro-police slogans saturday night. witnesses say the attackers yelled anti-gay slurs, called the activist communist, and appeared to have been targeted as men were waiting in nearby bar for the group to leave the party. photos taken after the attack showed a sustained bruises to their bodies and faces. the committee to protect journalists says a total of 74 reporters were killed in 2016. the report finds 53 journalists were deliberately targeted and murdered for their work, while another 21 were killed while reporting, largely in conflict zones. the deadliest countries for journalists were, in order -- syria, afghanistan, mexico, iraq, and yemen. mexico was the deadliest country not officially at war, with nine journalists killed, including crime reporter anabel flores salazar, who was kidnapped in veracruz in february and found dead along the side of

stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would, as gentlemen of leisure, require a cook, and adrian has recommended the supremely well-suited fiona cullinane, who excels at this kind of scottish, traditional game cookery. for dinner it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe. the birds are rubbed inside and out with salt and pepper, some fresh thyme jammed in the cavity. browned in the pan, plenty of butter to baste with. in traditional game bird cookery of the british isles, bread sauce is a must. we don't do this in america, but here? it's essential. basically, it's milk, simmered with flavoring agent, like an onion piquet, nutmeg, and bay leaf, then thickened with rasping of bread. grouse barded with bacon, then roasted in the oven. nicely rare to medium rare, then removed to rest, and the pan deglazed with red wine, game stock is added, and the sauce reduced. topped with watercress, alongside some parsnips and beetroot. >> anthony: so e

think, as has been noted, he is sitting down today with his team to go over the next draft with stephen miller, steve bannon, reince priebus, kellyanne conway, to talk about the big themes and things he wants to accomplish and historical nature of his presidency. some of the people he is drawing inspiration from and things he wants include. as we move forward over the next few days, we'll see a lot more of the contours of the speech come together. trish: what do you think the first 100 days will look like? a lot of people are hoping for a tax cut, both for individuals d for corporations. is it realistic, sean, for us to think that is going to come through? >> oh, i think it is realistic, absolutely. i'm not sure how long it will take. on day one alone there will be unquestionable demarcation for this administration. change is coming to washington, d.c. i think not just the first 100 days. it will be the first hour, the first day, the first week, the first month, the first 100 days, the first year, the first term. it is not going to stop. i think, when you're around donald trump it is infectiou

stephen miller, senior adviser for policy. >> ceo of microsoft. >> ceo of ibm.eff robin, ceo of cisco. likewise, we are excited to be here and help. >> reince priebus. eric smith, alphabet and google. completely agree with what was sent. -- was said. >> ceo of intel. trump.ka >> eric trump. >> jeff bezos. idea tocited about the innovate with the new administration. also with google, the youngest company here. here to talk about jobs. >> mike pence, governor of indiana for a few more days. [laughter] i just want to thank everybody. this is a truly amazing group of people. i won't tell you the hundreds of calls we have had from people asking to come to this meeting. [laughter] no, the company is too small. i want to thank peter. he showed us something early. he has been so terrific and so outstanding. he got just about the biggest applause at the republican national convention. he is ahead of the curve. add that i am here to help you folks do well. you are doing well right now. the bounce.nored by right now everybody has to like me at least a little bit. we are go

. >>> and this aide we all know will write president-elect trump's inauguration speech, stephen milleropic that are expected to be in his january 20th address. miller will be a senior policy adviser for the trump administration. >>> christmas may be over but there's still someone who needs a miracle this holiday. jessica scott is fighting a grueling uphill battle. doctors found a hole in her heart 12 years ago. now she's in a medically induced coma fighting infections from her second double lung transplant. her family launching a go fund me page. someone made a generous donation of $10,000. if you can help, go to her website at "fox & friends." >> that is very generous. remarkable. >>> only thing better than the christmas meal itself is feasting, of course, on leftovers the next day. >> let's take a shot right now. what's new on that menu? hey, mr. chef. nice to see you. >> it smells good in here. >> where do we begin? >> you got a lot of turkey left over from christmas. >> thanksgiving? >> hopefully not thanksgiving, right, but i like to start with a good product, obviously, you got y

. >> one of guys who has written one of donald trump's speeches is stephen miller.gal who trump will appoint as a supreme court justice. >> are we going to get originals on the court? >> that's one of the first thing going to happen, we're going through the cabinet process right now, next is supreme court. we have a list of 20 judges. we work with federal society. >> we got it down to four. >> the names are names people are going to love who believe the constitution should be interpreted as it was intended. >> so originalist is someone who believes what the original meaning of the constitution or what it was supposed to be like scalia. >> somebody in the mold of scalia or clarence thomas. >> not merrick garland. >> apparently not. >> they had a list of 20 and sean said i talked to the camp and they are down to 4. >> shortly after he is made president of the united states, after the inauguration, we will hear that name. >> heather nauert will be there as well. >> have you got your dress? >> no, not yet. that's the big one. important news for you. if you are living in

for two miller was a wookie-- wookie. >> stephen: the jury is still out there.tore, now back to the movies, hello i'm gil peaches. >> hilleau, i'm will peaches. my milk is done. >> stephen: the other movie, the other movie i saw this week was "why him? "now normally i see movie as loan but this time i brought will because it turns out he was asleep in the backseat of my car when i got to the theater. >> i'm back. o-w. >> stephen: let it cool, let it cool, blow on it will peaches, what did you think of why him? >> why him? why me? this one has a few problems. as soon as the movie started they revealed who the executive producers were, spoiler alert. >> stephen: well, i liked it. it made me consider how i would act if a brash tech billionaire wanted to marry my little girl, >> where is francine. >> stephen: i think she's behind the couch. i haven't seen her in six years. what did you think of the perform angs, will? >> i thought bryan cranston, megan mullaly and zoe deutch were amazing but when james franco came out i kept wondering where are his friends, jonah an

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stephen isaacs. turkey's largest city. he will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. matt miller here in berlin.on is over in london and we will go to turkey because the lira has slumped after twin bombings killed at least 38 people and wounded more than 150. a kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility. what is the latest on the ground in instanbul? >> that is right, matt. turkey, once again the victim of a terror attack. over the last year we have seen at least 12 terror attacks across the country. on saturday it was here in istanbul. at least 38 dead, mainly police officers and at least 150 wounded. the kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it is in retaliation for the turkish security force's violence in the southeast. the lira depreciating more than 1.5% against the dollar, the worst performer today among emerging markets. turkey is also dealing with political uncertainty. we saw the failed coup attempt in july. since then, turkey has been in a state of emergency. the lira, depreciating 70% against the dollar since then. guy: what will this do to th

stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be neil patrick harris and megan mullally. now stick around for james corden and his guests, jennifer lawrence and t.j. millerome from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show gentlemen, all the wayro