trish. here is trish. trish: ouch. connell: they did great with me. i'm joking around. trish: major embarassment for president obama, russia's vladmir putin refuses to engage. he is waiting for the trump administration to take off. i'm trish regan. welcome to welcome to "the intelligence report." that this may be meaningless and do nothing to address the real problems we have. is he extending his muscle and trying to, energize his democratic base? >> almost surreal scene, two russian compounds here in the u.s., they have been shut down. 35 russian diplomats kicked out of the country. the u.s. says those facilities are for intelligence gathering and the diplomats are anything but. russia's u.n. ambassador called this scandalous and silly. those are the words. this was the scene at one of those facilities in centerville, maryland. that is basically 50 miles east of us here in washington. this is a scene before the noon hour. a caravan of vehicles. many of them, they passed by her in the shot in a second, dark tinted windows, so you couldn't see in. another site in long is

trish: okay.old, let me clarify something then, we've seen numerous report that is you would be the leading candidate for energy secretary. i know donald trump has talked about how valuable you have been as an energy adviser to him. are you telling us you're not considering the job? >> i am not considering a job. you know, i'm going to do everything i can to make, you know, president trump the most successful president ever and certainly if i can do that on the sidelines, i am going to do everything i can. trish: has he asked you to take the job? >> no. i've not taken a job and -- trish: all right. well, you know, harold, one of the reasons he sought you out as adviser when it comes to energy business, you are perhaps the most knowledgeable american in this. i mean, you've been in that energy business, pretty much your whole life. you built your whole career and incredible company around it. what excites you right now about having this president elect about to take over? >> well, i was very excite

i'm trish regan. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report," i hope you had a wonderful and very merry christmas. a lot to get through this hour. first politics, a big slap in the face for hillary clinton after president obama said he's confident he could have won the election. he would have won the election if he were running against donald trump. listen. >> i am confident in this vision because i'm confident that if i -- if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to rally behind it. trish: president-elect trump quickly firing back on twitter tweeting -- you know, hillary clinton ran on obama's record, let's not forget that, right? that was his record. he went up there and said this is my legacy, vote for her, it's my legacy, it was his record, but you know what? she lost. while the packaging of the candidate with elitist message weren't so great, neither were the policies, there was no there there, to blake burman in washington, d.c.,

trish regan, to you! trish: thanks so much, neil. president-elect donald trump taking on government waste today, blasting boeing for wasting taxpayer dollars on a new presidential plane, air force one. i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." the ultimate businessman putting boeing on notice, calling for the cancellation of air force one. he elaborated a short time ago to reporters. watch. >> it's going to be over $4 billion. it's for air force one program. and i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money but not that much money. [laughter] trish: all right. we've got more on trump's push to rein in government spending and what it's going to mean for the likes of boeing and other companies. you know, you think about some of these companies that have been given blank checks for decades, things might change. now, amid the boeing controversy, mr. trump is meeting with advisers today at trump tower, you're looking at a live picture. a lot of people going i

reporter: hi, trish. important to note at top members of the house intelligence committee appeared to fly back to washington, d.c., on the holiday break to get the latest intelligence briefing on alleged russian interference in the november election. they were hoping to hear from the fbi, cia, nsa, and the office of the director of national intelligence however that meeting never took place as the intelligence agencies refused to provide briefers. i was told by a top aide on the committee. i was told request were made to all four of the agencies on tuesday and the cia declined saying it was too busy working on the president's review. the other three agencies had not responded as of last night. very likely following the cia's lead. after meeting with the president-elect, trump tower today, committee member peter king called this, quote, a disgrace. watch. >> couldn't they at least find the time to tell the president-elect, number two, tell the house committee on intelligence which is in charge of this? rep

trish: all right. >> that's it. trish: well, they may need our help now, rod. >> yeah, i think they do. and, you know, even here in the united states there's things real quickly that we can do to remain safe. we've got four days until the christmas holiday, a lot of people are out shopping. real quick, we must remain vigilant, we have to be aware of what's around us. if we see something, we have to say something to the authorities -- trish: absolutely. so many people are reluctant to do that because they're somehow concerned that they're going to be seen as islamophobic, rod, if they do that. colonel, you know this as well, and that's been a concern, obviously, in europe. it's a concern here. but at some point you've got to get over it, because this is about saving lives at this point president. >> that's right, trish. trish: good to see you, gentlemen. more reaction to the market as we continue to watch 20k. i want to go back to the nyse where we find timothy anderson. all right, is it going to happen

trish: all right. the fact that this is leading the show and we are talking about it as a news stories, financial accountability in washington, this is good. good to see you guys. thank you so much. let's turn to the massive search underway for this islamic refugee. take a look at him here wanted in connection to the terrorist attack in berlin. even the family of the 24-year-old suspect is urging that he turn himself in. his own brother saying, he deserves every condommation. greg is live in berlin, germany with the latest on the search for the terrorist. >> we are at -- reopened christmas market in berlin which was the scene of the terror attack as the investigation certainly goes into high gear and that means as you noted, searching for the tanasian man, 24-year-old believed to have been responsible for this carnage, officials saying today they have pretty good certainty that that is the man who did it. they have found fingerprints on the cab of the truck that killed and injured the people here. loca

to trish regan right now. trish: electors from each of the 50 states are voting as donald trump looks to seal the deal and looks to become the 45th president of the united states, of course, we expect president-elect trump to seal pretty easily and some of the left are calling for electors to change their votes. take a look again. protestors gathering around the country, these are more protestors who are looking at an amendment to persuade electoral college voters to switch side. some electors say, they're even being harassed. they have received death threats. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. lots to get through this hour. i want you to hear from one michigan elector who is struggling from threats from the left and blames hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton not only called trump supporters demorr but the enemy she was most proud of was republicans. when you talk like that, she not only demonized republicans but it's okay to send death threats and aggressive messages to change our votes. tri

trish regan, to you. trish: anything can happen. president-elect trump showing the world who is in charge as he ramps up tough talk on terror, business and now on nukes. there is a new sheriff in town and it is no longer business as usual. he's making that clear. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. president-elect trump calling for expanels of america's nuclear arsenal tweeting the united states must greatly strengthen and expand nuclearcal the word comes to its senses regarding nukes. mr. trump reportedly went onto say, let it again an arm's race, vowing america will win the race. the comments coming after russian president vladimir putin saying his country needs to ramp up nuclear forces. you know we have seen it with china and now russia, president-elect trump not taking a backseat here when it comes to issue of america's safety. here is what sean spicer who has named the white house secretary had to say about all of it. >> other countries are talking about not just russia but others have talked about increasing

trish regan, that's weird. trish: i'm intrigued. so what do you think is going on? neil: i don't know, it's not about climate change. [laughter] trish: thanks so much, neil. wouldn't it have been interesting to be in that meeting? president-elect donald trump interviewing more people to join his administration as neil says, what is al gore doing there? he did name rival dr. ben carson to head the department of housing and urban development, but the short list for secretary of state, it just got longer. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president-elected donald trump broadening his search for secretary of state, he is now considering the ceo of exxonmobil, rex tillerson, as well as the former u.s. ambassador to china, jon huntsman, for the job. we've got former governor mike huckabee joining us on what he thinks of these latest possible picks. speaking of china, the communist country showing a stark warning today after the president-elect speaks to the president of taiwan. trump firing back saying he doesn't need their permission. afte

with that, trish, back to you. trish: thanks so much, connell. i'm joined by mercedes and john, good to see you, guys. trump is out there talking about rex tillerson and saying this is a man why knows how to run a global enterprise and i will quote here, he says this is crucial to running a state department, successful state department and relationships with leaders all around the world are second to none. the left is taking issue and i'm sure john will with one leader in particular and his relationship with him is vladimir putin. what can you say, mercedes, right now to reassure those who worry that tillerson is too close to putin that'll be okay? >> well, tillerson will have to make the case to the senate and explain about his relationship with russia, particularly with putin. with that being said, i think that what tillerson brings to the table is the fact that we know how the russians think. we know what -- what their goal is in terms of -- of what they want to achieve. so i think, trish, for the most part, tillerson who is being praised by r

trish: yikes. [laughter] that's vice president joe biden essentially telling democrat, hey, don't worry, we got this covered, me, nancy pelosi, president obama, chuck schumer, we will lead this party forward. so he thinks the party should trouble down and keep these hard core liberals from san francisco and new york and their lead. clearly, it didn't work before. look at the beating they took at the polls. if you ask me, sure sounds liking this party hasn't learned a darn thing. what do they need to know? we're going to do them a favor, we've got a republican here on set, fox news contributor ed rollins, who's going to give them a little bit of advice. ed, what are they missing? >> the critical thing here, and i don't want to give advice to democrats, but i can tell you those three individuals are not the leaders of the future. joe biden, obviously, doesn't have the format to lead anymore, nancy pelosi, i think, is a tired leader, and a good chunk of her own democrats didn't want her, and they don'

trish regan. trish: neil, this is huge! wow! we're pretty close. people are talking about maybe 20,000 on the dow by the end of the year, and i'll tell you we are looking like it might get there. take a look at this, everyone, highs of the session, the dow jones industrial average up 281 points. all of this happening as we get news from the president-elect. turns out there's a company out of taiwan, makes products for apple and they want to invest in the united states of america. this comes on the heels of softbank saying it wants to put $50 billion into america, creates 50,000 jobs. i got to tell you, right now, the market is very optimistic. and this is why you're seeing this upside. i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report". one day after the japanese company softbank announced $50 billion investment in the u.s. along with 50,000 jobs and we have fox conwhich makes apple's iphone would like to expand into the united states. you know, look, wall street is liking what it's hearing right now from the president-elect, but you

trish: by making the u.s. that much more attractive, talking much less regulation, you are talking going to mexico you don't have to deal with the epa headaches you deal with here and you have a favorable tax scenario. so the goal is, as i understand it, from your way of thinking, both brian and art agree with this, we become more competitive by creating a hospitable environment, and shouldn't that translate into growth? jay, i don't understand why you disagree with that so much? >> simple, people want to come here because of our domestic market, not because we are less regulated or more regulated. trish: don't we want american companies here too? wanting to stay here? >> you know i'm a big believer in regional integration, that's the way the global economy grows. there is an opportunity here. all i'm saying is we have to be aware of the fact is a stronger dollar is not good for trade picture, and if we want to grow the economy, we have to be careful about doing fiscal spending to a limited nature which doesn'

trish, back to you. trish: we'll ask sean about that. president obama seems to try to undermine president-elect trump even before in office. pollster frank luntz summed itp to me this way. >> obama seems to be doing, trying to figure out the right language so i don't get fined by the fcc, a fu tour i guess best way to put it. trish: i guess, that is the choice word for frank anyway. here with me right now, incoming white house press secretary sean spicer. congratulations, first of all. i haven't personally congratulated you since you got the job. that is great. are you happy. >> i'm ecstatic. truly an honor to play this role for this next administration, not just because of the role that it is in america but also because i think so much change is going to be coming it will be really an exciting opportunity to help be the conit of getting out the president's narrative and message and accomplishments. trish: frank, you heard him say, effectually that this president obama's f-u tour and trump is on thank you tour. is he crossing the line wh

trish regan, to you. trish: i really enjoyed that interview with steve. that's great. neil: he's an interesting guy. trish: i love how he said you got to deliver on the personality, people come, want to hear you speak and you got to offer something. neil: his annual meetings were like rock star events. he got people into it. trish: terrific stuff. thank you so much. jobs, jobs, jobs, the topic of the day. donald trump says jobs are his number one priority now. will his policies get america back to work? and will they get america back to work fast enough? i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report". president-elect donald trump isn't in office yet but out there trying to save jobs and saving jobs that might otherwise have been moving overseas and threatening companies who try to send jobs overseas. watch him here. >> and i'm asking all companies to keep their jobs in america, and we will work to make america a better environment for workers and businesses and we will crack down on all foreign trade abuses that undermine your ability and your company

trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and investing, but we've got to start with the markets here, since election day. you've been doing this a long time, are you surprised what's happened since the election? >> not really. the market was severely undervalued, especially the stocks that are out of the top of the index because everybody's index investing now and passive investing, so there is a lot of great 9, 10% free cash flow companies. trump comes in, pro business, gets away from the leftist policies that were in prior administrations and so now you're looking to infrastructure spending, you're looking to higher rates to me is bullish, you're going to get spreads in bank

be with you, trish.sh: walk me three what happened. >> we got a crime stopper tip, somebody in sumty said that do you know tammy strickland is stealing toys from toys for tots, we did an investigation, our detectives who are very best, determined she filed 29 different applications, 28 under fictitious names asking for presents for 144 separate children. >> goodness. >> as we work on this investigation, she kept e-mailing back, when am i going to get my toys, we so the up a sting, we call her up, with our undercover deputy, and said, come on and pick up your toys. are you ready for this? she showed up in a cadillac escalade, do you hear me? a cadillac escalade. to pick up the stolen toys. trish: goodness, sheriff, this is a woman, who can afford a caddie, and, and escalade, but somehow she is stealing, stealing from kids, literally, stealing from kids. >> it you believe it. trish: not really. >> then, after we got her in custody, we learned she is receiving $511 a month on her ebtcard, she is getting tax

trish: i'm trish regan. the markets continue to react to donald trump. 178,000 jobs were added last month and the unemployment kicks down to 4.6%. this is the last economic indicator we are seeing before the federal reserve meets to decide whether to hike interest rates. gary: joseph fahmy of zor capital joins us now. >> i think we are starting a new bull market it's been in consolidation for 18 months and we are moving to new highs. even those s & p hasn't corrected. a lot of second towards got decimated the last 18 months. now we are just coming out of that, and in anticipation of better economics, i think we are headed into a new bull market. gary: the actual numbers are $1.7 trillion have come out of global bond funds since the election and $685 billion in global equities. aren't we pulling a great deal of anticipation of economic growth? >> that money is going to go somewhere that's coming out of bonds. i think it will go into equities. we are coming out of six consecutive months of low earnings. i thin

trish: what say you? >> the supreme court has given us a couple of baselines, and e ishat the federal government cannot force the states or the municipalities thin them to enforce federal law or pay for a federal court. trish: i thought federal law trumped state law? >> right, the feds have to enforce their own law. so if the city of new york is actively hiding someone while the feds are looking for them, that is not lawful, but if the feds come knocking and say do you know where the undocumented immigrants live, the city of new york does not have to reply, and if the city of new york wants to give the undocumented immigrants as chicago is, money to pay for lawyers to resist the feds, it can do that. trish: there seems to be something inherently wrong with that. you are know, we know rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago was there at trump tower meeting with donald trump perhap about this very issue. is there any recourse? no food stamps going chicago unless you comply. >> you can say it prospectively but no

trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and investing, but we've got to start with the markets here, since election day. you've been doing this a long time, are you surprised what's happened since the election? >> not really. the market was severely undervalued, especially the stocks that are out of the top of the index because everybody's index investing now and passive investing, so there is a lot of great 9, 10% free cash flow companies. trump comes in, pro business, gets away from the leftist policies that were in prior administrations and so now you're looking to infrastructure spending, you're looking to higher rates to me is bullish, you're going to get spreads in bank

trish: i hear you.art of this as well, though, is a move increasingly towards less partisan politics, and that's where we ought to be because we ought to start sharing common goals and he's clouded these lines, really, and as i've always said, and you do know i'm all for a tax cut. i want a prosperous economy. jfk cut taxes, this is not need to be partisan stuff. harlan, dan, thank you so much. i'll be back on fox news channel for a few more fireworks hosting your world today at 4:00 p.m. sharp eastern time. make sure to join me. speaking of partisan politics, take a look at this guy right here, michael moore, he and other liberals will not accept donald trump won the election, michael moore laying out a five-point plan to fight donald trump, not included in his plan is any method to attack the real issues that got trump elected in the first place, things like stagnant wages, the loss of good jobs, wages undercut by illegal immigration, why can't michael moore and other outraged members of the left star

trish? trish: all right, thank you so much, peter. we're awaiting what could be the president's last news conference everyone. you're looking at a live picture there of the white house. the podium he will take to address reporters. he's got a lot to talk about as peter said, you can anticipate he'll be talking about russian hacking, of course, the democrats trying to advance that whole agenda, that school of thought thinking that somehow russia is responsible for the outcome in our election, so we anticipate some of that. we also anticipate he's going to be talking about his economic successes. take a listen here to how his administration has been spinning the economy. >> the economy, i think, is almost all the way healed from the great recession. trish: all right, but you know, here's the reality. i mean, you go out there and look at these numbers, and sure, unemployment, the headline number looks good, but the reality is a lot of the jobs are part-time, and a lot of the jobs don't pay anything, certainly not enough to be able to tak

trish: financial angel.'t wait to see how the algorithm will be able to decide whether you are the person who will get upset. >> announcer: when it comes to tax reform, donald trump and jack lew apparently see eye to eye. >> we need to get rid of the loopholes in the deductions and lower the rates. >> announcer: why is the treasury secretary telling fox news generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. trish: president-elect trump could not have been more clear on the campaign trail. he said it over and over again web wants to cut tax an

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trish: understandably so. thank you said hatch. 1.2 million people in it cannot integrate into your society and you have no way of tracking them. here is what you wind up with. so what about us back here at home? working at record speed to bring more and more syrian refugees into this country. concerns all around the country. major cities on high alert stepping up their city and this terrorist attack in berlin. now the man running for mayor of new york city against buildable osseo -- bill deblasio. i'm not saying we are in the same situation with 1.24 million refugees that have come to their country. we have a lot of people here and we don't know who they are. >> i just walked over 52nd street and madison avenue and i walked purposefully through rockefeller center or the tree is, all the beautiful stories. there's so many people there. the overwhelming amount of police officers unmounted, critical response units. these people very aware that there's a strong possibility of some not doing something. the respons

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