liz: we're coming up on the time that president obama had already picked timothy geithner as treasuryecretary, who do you think gets treasury secretary? >> that is such a -- >> jamie dimon? >> i want jamie dimon to do it. it would be amazing. i don't think he loss of donald trump either but i think they know jamy would be amazing in that role. >> donald says he doesn't respect him. >> i don't believe it. liz: representative jeb hensarling. what do you think? >> that's a good call. i'm definitely in the jamie dimon camp. >> donald trump through one of his surrogates doesn't respect him because jamie dimon turned him down. >> donald trump isn't getting together with anyone right now who said he didn't like him, mitt romney? >> donald trump likes the last guy who says hello to him. let's be real clear here, the chances, jamie dimon is more than a theoretical chance, if the president calls you and offers you a job, you likely take it, right? the likely one is steve mnuchin, the other is jeb hensarling. you want him in the head house finance committee to roll through the stuff, the tax cut

liz: timothy geithner. >> the 2008 elections were four-days earlier.ould argue that trump is ahead of schedule. announced his cia pick. announced nsa pick. announced his first cabinet position. the other thing too people have understand is, remind me again when there has been really smooth transition, taking a left-leaning administration and now a right-leaning administration comes in and they're short order fill 4400 positions? liz: what we have on our screen is trump tower and where mr. trump is staying at the moment and expected to leave any moment. steve, there is this question, what does the president-elect do with his vast real estate holdings including trump tower? he talked about putting it in a blind trust run by his family. of all places, "wall street journal," not exactly a liberal newspaper wrote this he wrote, they wrote, in their op-ed page, millions of americans have put their trust in mr. trump to succeed as president an improve their lives, not treat this as four-year hiatus from his business. hillary clinton lost in part because the p

around this time eight years ago, president-elect barack obama announced he was tapping timothy geithner as his treasury secretary. that was november 24th, 2008. today, november 22nd, 2016, still no word on who will assume that vacant position. we are not rushing donald trump. we're not saying he's behind on this. he's not. but our business audience viewers have lots of questions floating around this hour. it's become cocktail party conversation, water cooler chatter to the nth degree. two of the most prominent names floatedare former goldman sachs exec steve mnuchin and former jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon. who knows? live to connell mcshane live outside trump tower. we can't ignore jeb hensarling, are you hearing any major announcements before mr. trump departs? >> nothing on that, before the thanksgiving holiday, if we don't get anything in the next hour, we're unlikely to hear major announcements until after the long thanksgiving weekend. the closest thing we have coming out of here today is not on the treasury secretary but the possible housing secretary. ben carson was here with a meeti

he appoints timothy geithner is that treasury secretary and larry summers is the economic head.you remember that feeling? nobody got active. nobody state active. there was a silence during those two years when we had the house in the senate. we thes a mistake that people, the grassroots, did not stay active and stay on his case. he goes up to capitol hill and he is cool by yahoo! -- kum bayah. he wasn't phony. we needed some of you with some boots on that was going to go up there and kick some butt and get he diddone and w and not do it. we stayed silent. we got active after her we lost the house and senate. what happened the next year? occupy wall street. a couple of years after that? black lives matter. movements began during the obama years that are thriving today whether we call ourselves occupy wall street or not, we changed the whole dynamic and the american public understands the 1% versus the 99%. amy: as people are making their decision to vote for, and it may just not be between trump and henry clinton, it is also about whether to even go out to vote. i want to get you