that's now outlines by mr. trump,"> score says dialogue is key to make sure the right policies are implemented for rural america. the trump team also filling the role of u-s ambassador to china. current iowa governor terry branstad met with the president elect earlier in the week at trump tower. political observers say the decision is seen as a win in the ag world. <"he is incredibly well on trade he's an incredible supporter of ag trade. he is known as someone who has a very professionally will be a calming force especially if the president elect continues with some of that antagonistic rhetoric."> pfingsten believes branstad could bridge the gap between china and trump's tough talk on trade, and currency manipulation. fellow iowan and current usda chief tom vilsack says don't dismiss branstad from the world stage because he comes from a rural state. "he's tenacious, and he's going to . he's tireless, he's going to have to be and he understands and appreciates the importance of trade and he will have to."> branstad is the longest serving governor in u-s history and has known chinese president xi jinping for more than 30 years. farmers are feeling a littl

s&p up 10%, the nasdaq up 8%. of course a lot of the gains have come in since the election of donald trump, and despite the markets falling 1% this week america is ending the year a lot richer. the s&p adding an impressive $1.5 trillion in market cap in 2016. and it was a tale of two sectors here, energy leading a way up 24% as oil climbed higher. meantime healthcare sat out the rally, the only sector in the red, down 4%. the question is simple, what do you do in 2017? tim see more, what do you think? >> there's no way you change what you were doing overnight because the calendar changes. if we look at energy, i think oil will out perform. i think we get to things working preelection, some of those things also should continue. assets are moving, asut prices moving higher, we know equities moving higher. other parts of the asset chain will move higher. if we are talking about what i believe will be 2017, first of all i think the market has gotten overly complacent for the risk out there from the feds. i think volatility will not be your friend for the last six years. it is up 45% in the last week, but volume will be a big part. more said, more

america the best place to hire, grow, create and expand. >> trump announced a key cabinet pick naming jame mat mattis as s secretary of defense.ndemned bigotry and prejudice. >> we denounce hatred. >> and promised something new to help the inner cities and rural poor. >> some of them are poor. we are going to help those people. we are going to rebuild the communities. >> anti-trump protesters rallied outside the arena. trump promised to win them over too with the turn around of the country. >> the old rules no longer apply. anything we want for our country is now possible. >> trump promised to punish any u.s. country that takes jobs out of the country. >> monica, thank you. could new jersey governor chris christie be the next chairman of the national committee? there is word that the trump team is encouraging christie to run. according to abc news, christie likes the idea and has been talking to the transition team about it for the last couple of days. it's a high profile job that doesn't need senate confirmation. christie would not have to resign as governor. with trump's backing it's a pretty sure thing. a recount tomorrow i

trump is right. america is getting richer. how about $1 trillion? that's how much market cap the s&p p s&p 500 has gained since the election.he dow, nasdaq, s&p and russell closing at record highs. the dow just a mere 250 points away from the huge dow. 20,000 milestones. will it come next week? what will take us there, and what could you still buy? guy, what do you say? >> well, what was that a percent and a half away now? again, i'm not pretending i'm a raging bull. it's somewhat disin general would you say of president-elect. it's been rallying the last eight years. the banks are probably going to continue to go higher, not because i necessarily believe it. but i think what is happening here, people are saying, what's price to book in niece banks, where were they in 2007? they're not going to get to those levels. goldman sachs at two-and-a-half times price to book. goldman sachs at 1.8 times makes it a 308 five $5 stock. >> it feels like everything is priced to perfection. we're -- >> would you set that -- would you have said that last week? >> i would have said it last week. but here's what i'll say. talking about drifti

america first. >> in moment s we'll be joined y trump transition team and we'll ask him what's next.gin tonight with newly named chief white house correspondent john robert live in wisconsin where mr. trump just wrapped up speech. john, congratulations and what's happening? >> reporter: megan. thanks so much. looking forward to joining you many times in the future. a significant moment just there. that's the first time donald trump and speaker paul ryan appeared on stage in this whole election together when he gave him the green bay packers jersey with 45 on it. you might remember it's about four weeks before the election, reince priebus had gone where paul ryan was going to view on stage and news of tape recording broke and paul ryan cut himself off from donald trump saying i'm going to work to get as many republicans elected as i can in the house. that looked like it was a division. even here tonight, with speaker paul ryan took the stage and said, he didn't even have his driver's license the last time a republican candidate won the state of wisconsin. there was a spattering of boo

trump had won. the most common recommendation made was that equity mar wets were going to collapse. barclays, citi, bank of america, sose are just some of the big brand name shops who were all on the wrong side of the stock market. mark cuban directly said the market tanks on a trump win. bmo markets specifically upgraded consumer staples after the election saying defensive names would do better in a trump world that sector lost all its 2016 gains in the four weeks after. look at gold. experts thought gold would rise, but we can see that's not true. who was right? carl icahn and thomas lee both said stocks would go up. bill gross nailed it on bonds claiming yields would rise. taleb said not to worry about a trump win. jim cramer was right to focus on the stock of kansas city southern. at least for now it's clear the experts in general did not see what was coming. they might have a chance to redeem themselves once january comes and trump actually takes office. back to you. >>> hillary clinton made her first visit to capitol hill since losing the presidential election. at an event honoring the retiring senate majority

s nuclear arsenal, fighting increasing threats from abroad. donald trump responded on twitter, saying that he wants to greatly strengthen and expand america's nuclear capacity. is capable ofia defeating any foe but should be ready for threads at the border, according to vladimir putin who praised the russian army in the face of amongst other things a growing nato menace. with confidence today we are stronger than any potential aggressor, anyone. reporter: in a speech that recapped russia's military activities in 2016, putin called for continued improvement, nuclearg in its potential, that would ensure that the country could neutralize any military threat. >> we need to strengthen the military potential of strategic nuclear forces, especially with missile complexes that can penetrate any existing and prospective missile-defense systems. reporter: putin praised the army's performance in syria. it is an opportunity to showcase russian technology to potential arms dealers. the russian president made the comment after defense minister presented his annual report. he produced figugures for the entire campaign in syria saying that russia had liquidated 35

. >> nice headline grabbing, but really it's the s&p 500 that many are keeping an eye on. >> donald trump has reversed america's nuclear policy with a tweet. the president-elect has called for an expansion of u.s. nuclear capabilities until "the world comes to its senses regarding nukes." i personally don't understand this. again, as i was saying earlier and have been tweeting, you were saying happy 2017 to this article, i don't understand how we need to get more nukes because we need to come to our senses with nukes. >> in these uncertain times. it does raise some concerns about you never know whose hands they will fall into. this idea of whether or not we build up the nuclear armament, others were saying it's a show of force after vladimir putin made similar comments. >> do we really want to start this cycle, i make a comment, you make a comment, i make a bigger one. all this feather puffing. we've gone back 40, 50 years, p pre-gorbachev and reagan. >>> after setting off alarm bells throughout the campaign on how he would handle nuclear weapons, donald trump said he wants more nukes by tweeting the united sta

we begin today with donald trump 's campaign promise to put america first by promoting his america firstnergy plan. you through the details of that plan, we are asking our viewers, what do you think should be included? what should america's energy priorities be in the next four years? republicans can call 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media come on twitter and facebook. a good wednesday morning to you. we are focusing on energy and environmental policy. we want to hear from you about your energy priorities in the next four years. donald trump has called it an america first energy plan. he talked about it on the campaign trail. here are the priorities he laid out in his speeches on the campaign trail. oil,nts to promote shale natural gas and clean coal production. he wants to lift moratoriums on energy production and federal areas, both onshore and offshore. he supports the development of the keystone xl pipeline and wants to provide regulatory the energyor industry and lift regulations that hamper the developmen

trump as the next president. but some of them are facing pressure to not vote for the president-elect. news4's tracie potts has the latest. >> this afternoon, 538 electors gathered in state capitals across america to cast official votes for president. donald trump's chief of staff claims some have been intimidated and harassed. >> we've got electors that are receiving 200,000 emails. >> the director of national intelligence denied a request from some electors for briefing on russian hacking before they vote. there's been no evidence connecting hacking to trump. but hillary clinton's campaign chair is still raising questions. >> what did trump inc. know and when did they know it? were they in touch with the russians. top democrats say republicans on senate committee to investigate. >> we need to get to the bottom of this. >> the investigation should be tough, strong and bipartisan. and should have access to all materials, classified and not. >> a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows 55% of americans, more democrats than republicans, are bothered by russian interference, but nearly half have no opinion on whether the president-elect is too cozy with vladimir putin. some experts say a cou

trump's it is missing the cia 's conclusion that russia intervened in the election to help him win. >>> meanwhile china says it has serious concern about trump's comments suggesting he's reconsidering america's relationship with taiwan. and fox news sunday, trump said he doesn't feel, quote, bound by a one china policy unless we make a deal with china having to do with other things including trade, end quote. china considers taiwan to be a part of china and any reference to a separate taiwanese government is considered an insult. >>> new this morning, a guilty verdict in the killing of ex-nfl player will smith. late last night, a jury in new orleans found cardell hayes guilty of manslaughter. prosecutors had tried him on second degree murder for shooting the football star after a traffic crash in april. long trial. hayes argued he shot the popular football star saying he was drunk, violent and even grabbed a gun. this man now faces up to 40 years when he's sentenced in february. >>> it is 5:08. today the mother of two children who disappeared in 2014 is due back in court. there is a competency hearing scheduled to catherine hoggle. montgomery county police say hoggle was the last person seen

s for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, donald trump tweeting about american nuclear weapons and triggeringp aides scrambling to explain what the president-elect meant. are decades of u.s. policy about to be scrapped? the question this morning. >>> around the world concerns this morning about holiday terrorism. new arrests in germany following this week's market attack and authorities in australia claiming to foil a plot they say was set to be carried out on christmas. >>> will weather woes be part of your holiday travel? it's one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. the potential for problems and your getaway forecast coming up. >>> if you're hitting the slopes let's hope you're not left hanging around like this guy. how he got there and how he got do

s so cool. his t twitter bio sayse e wantso mamake america great again. >> that is cool. >> it also sayays he loves the anaheim ducks. >> t there's a reasonon that dod trumpweaked s so much. he does itit to distracact peope from the s scary people inis cacabinet. >>>> t that make sense. >> exley, that is not why do it. i do it because my brain is -- amy: that is alec baldwin lane donald trump as he continues to do now after r the election as e did before. there are many who felt if this had started earlier on, that trump never would have made it to this point or perhaps as jon stewart still doing "the daily show" or stephen colbert still on "comedy central." but this issue of satire and theld trump tweeting after scene we just played, trump tweeting "it was a totally one-sided biased show. nothing funny at all. eqequal time for us?" how s serious this is, robert reich. >> on one level, is simpson reveals a very thin-skinned -- is simply reveals a very thin-skinned and vindictive person on the part of donald trump who does not have any sense of humor. but on a deeper level, there are some real dangers here because it president and administration, particula

america, every fifth. u.s. president-elect donald trump has pledged to deport millions of undocumented migrants from the usa. in the arab gulf states, foreign workers s make up a third of the workforce. and tiny qatar has more migrant workers percentage-wise than any other country in the world. >> it's friday afternoon in doha and the end of a long week of work for dambar rai. for the past six days, he's worked long hours. his wife is 4000 kilometers away in nepal. >> i'm always thinking about my family. i miss them. when you are staying without your family, it is very difficult and lonely. >> rai smiles and even laughs when he speaks even though his story is a sad one. >> i passed my class 10. after that one, my father passed away, so i went to college. but i cannot complete college. i leave my college and i support my mother, and i helped my sister and brother study. and i go to a foreign country. many nepalese go there to help their families, so i followed them. >> rai used the money from his first job in dubai to get a driver's license. he then drove a taxi in saudi arabia, and for the past three years, in qatar. >> i earn around 2000 rial, but n

me on on december 8th, the one-month anniversary of donald trump's historic victory for america, the victory i predicted on your show 20 con s consecutive times and -- >> that was a nice pat on the back. >> thank you. thanks for having any. >> go on. >> look, the carrier situation, the union leaders much like the leaders in the democratic party are totally out of touch with the constituents and their members. talking about what deal was made or corporate welfare or some jobs might not go here or there. here's the bottom line. tell that to the 1,000 families whose jobs got saved before christmas from carrier. tell that to them. they don't care. a lot of this has to do with the elite establishment both in the democratic party, and the republican party, those heritage foundation pure conservatives that conceive everything as some kind of a philosophical petrie dish -- >> john, not to be disrespectful -- >> saved a thousand jobs. >> -- but my question was what are your listeners saying about that? >> my listeners are saying they saved a thousand jobs in carrier, they hope that donald trump's policies saves jobs for them. >> yeah

trump: we are putting miners back to work. clean coal. beautiful, clean coal. a 40 yearges orthodoxy. liberal market consensus. the economic revolution that britain and america went through in the 1980's made both countries richer in the sense that the aggregate wealth group. be unevenly distributed because greater wealth in the top would trickle tide a rising economic would lift all boats. not all were lifted. places like this in britain and america were left behind. places like this voted donald trump and brexit. in britain as in the u.s., the irony is the two companies that pursuit the globalizing agenda most vigorously have been the first to have angry backlash against a consequence. this is one of the architects of that agenda, the head of mrs. thatcher's number 10 policy unit. >> transatlantic narrowing from ronald reagan, who said the rising tide would lift all boats. that was over optimistic. it failed to provide fresh jobs in michigan, west virginia, ohio, just as it failed to provide jobs in parts that have suffered from the decline of heavy industry. crisis for a huge the left. the democrats and new labour classicsee grievance as a loser in modern progressive politics. the

the 20's, and even into the teens for overnight lows, this weekend, folks, bundle up, turn up the heat, stay inside and just watch fox 5. back to you. >> thanks. donald trump promise to make america great but not everyone decision. >>> we'll take a look at the latest poll numbers some showing a lack of support for the new >>> break down the numbers, chris jackson he is vice president of public affairs, good to see you. there is though some good news in these numbers for the president-elect; correct >> that's right thanks for having us good to be her mother so donald trump is entering his transition with some of the lowest favor ability ratings, but they've been picking up. right now in our ipso we have trump with his strongest favor ability we've seen since we've started polling on him he's moving in the right direction even though he he's not quite where obama was >> why do you think his unmarks were where they -- where they were at, given the fact that he won the election. how to that you would see such a low favor ability rating out on the gate >> it is a divided country, people who voted for clinton aren't going to immediately with donald trump. it will take him time to start

s&p up 10%, the nasdaq up 8%. of course a lot of the gains have come in since the election of donald trump, and despite the markets falling 1% this week americathe year a lot richer. the s&p adding an impressive $1.5 trillion in market cap in 2016. and it was a tale of

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america great again. greater than ever before. >> market reacting positively rocketing higher, dow and s&p hitting historic highs, this following president-elect trump laying out his national security agenda during these thank you tour last night, welcome to "risk & reward." i am filling in for deirdre bolton, trump rally continue, dow up 6% since the election, s&p up 4%, a trillion dollars in market valueded to the dow, this since the election, this after president-elect, introducing james mattis as his pick for secretary of defense last night, immediate reaction, no less than 4 negative e editorial in washington post. trump transition train is still full steam ahead, foxconn terming president-elect will pick scott petruit on lead the epa . president-elect tapping retired four-star marine general john kelly to lead homeland security, his son robert was killed in combat in afghanistan in 2010. general kelly is a gold star parent. we have linda mcmahon who runs small business administration, she was with campaign, jeff dewitt is joining me now. we have you know, just this year, jeff, 4,000 new regulations under president obama, including the epa. cli

future, seen,s my future is being particularly in europe, the united states, japan, korea, and many countries around the world. aroundone can then turn donald trump saying he will make americaat again. do you think he has overpromised? mike: well, one person is not capable of delivering. you have to be able to lead to make that happen. think the reaction to the markets is, first, in the united states, that it is over. after two years, there is just relief it is over. that is your first reaction. givinger reaction is more freedom to the companies. so the three industries you would expect immediate reaction would be the financial sector, the defense sector, and the bio-science sector. all of those have moved a great deal. manus: the question that comes slap innd is another europe. is the western social backlash just beginning? is that the most critical risk for 2017? mike: there's always risk. i think you have to put yourself in the shoes of an individual. in the united states today, one in six blue-collar workers has dropped out of the workforce. the only country that has a higher percentage is italy. so there is many similarities today. the fear of "what is my job in the fu

trump. s he's already stated he likes putin better than he likes obama. it's obvious he likes russia. that is concerning to the world and concerning to america and concerning to me. >> we will look for that later today about the official nomination. the kremlin flatly rejecting the cia assessments that the hackers meddled in the election to help trump. state media reported that putin's press secretary called it allegations unsupported by any evidence. let's go live to moscow and bring in cnn's matthew chance. good morning, matthew. >> reporter: christine, that's right. that's the position the russian government has had and kremlin has had since the allegations floated in october at the height of the campaign. they said this is something that is just out there by critics of russia to try to make the country look bad, particularly to the president-elect as he tries to form his new administration and tries to work out which positions to adopt with russia. they also said there is no evidence of this. trump is repeating that line like on other issues. the trump incoming administration and kremlin singing from the same song book when it comes to t

less suited for the job of lifting up america's forgotten workers -- as trump had campaigned on -- then puzder." puzder is a longtime republican activist. in the 1980's served as the chair of john ashcroft's task force for mothers and unborn children. according to the st. louis post-dispatch, puzder helped draft a missouri law banning most abortions at public facilities and requiring doctors to test the viability of fetuses starting at 20 weeks. "the riverfront times" in st. louis also reports that puzder was accused of abusing his former wife multiple times. in one incident in 1986 his former wife said puzder -- "attacked me, choked me, threw me to the floor, hit me in the head, pushed his knee into my chest, twisted my arm and dragged me on the floor, threw me against a wall, tried to stop my call to 911 and kicked me in the back." puzder has also faced criticism for airing sexist tv ads showing scantily clad models dressed in bikinis and lingerie eating hamburgers from his restaurants. last year he defended the ads saying -- "i like our ads. i like beautiful women eating burgers in bikinis. i think it's very amerirican." to talk more about the nom

america, donald trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ detroit down to houston, and new york to l.a. ♪ where the pride in every american heart,'se we stand to say ♪ i'm proud be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ i gladly stand up next to you, and defend her still today ♪ but there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ that i'm proud to be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave their -- i gladly stand up next to you ♪ and defend her still today, but there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ >> what a crowd, beautiful, wow, wow. what a crowd. [cheers and applause] what great people. great people. >> usa ! usa ! usa! i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to the great, great people of iowa. you went out and you pounded, i mean pound the the pavement, you organized your fellow citizens and propelled to us victory at grassroots and ever other level. we have a movement the likes of which this world has never seen before, never seen before . i want to give a special thanks to our

america, donald trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ detroit down to houston, and new york to l.a. ♪ where the pride in every american heart,'se we stand to say ♪ i'm proud be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ i gladly stand up next to you, and defend her still today ♪ but there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ that i'm proud to be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave their -- i gladly stand up next to you ♪ and defend her still today, but there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ >> what a crowd, beautiful, wow, wow. what a crowd. [cheers and applause] what great people. great people. >> usa ! usa ! usa! i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to the great, great people of iowa. you went out and you pounded, i mean pound the the pavement, you organized your fellow citizens and propelled to us victory at grassroots and ever other level. we have a movement the likes of which this world has never seen before, never seen before . i want to give a special thanks to our

president-elect donald trump - more than a month before he is officially sworn into office.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...another attack on america's finest.a police officer shot and killed -- and an active stand off still happening this morning. a corridor highway extension is nearly complete...when it will be open to commuters. plus - the first victory for donald trump - before he even welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm dora miller, new overnight - another police officer has been shot and killed - this time - it happened in tacoma, washington.as of this morning - the police o been identfied - but city officials say he is a 45- year-old who has worked as in officer in tacoma for 17 years,take a look at this procession that was held for the officer around 11-p-m their time.the officer was responding to a domestic despute - and was shot mid- evening but died in the hospital overnight.a neighbor witnessed the shooting - and said the suspect started shooting first. "gunfire rang out, i will say very clearly, the police officers identified themselves, they were veery they approached the situation, they just said they wanted to talk

trump. a few people were outside. demonstrators want the elect to --s to vote for other candidates. >> we want to protect our civil rights. we want to keep americaat. we want to make sure that everything is last couple hundred years of american history is kept intact. >> a bipartisan group of electors is demanding president obama have the cia brief them on russian hacking. >> we know the arctic blast ripping through parts of the u.s. is turning deadly. two dozen people have died because of the cold. in new mexico, a 40 vehicle wreck shut down parts of the interstate. the baltimore area saw a crash that left two people dead. more freezing rain from maine to north carolina. >>> much milder weather in downtown san jose this morning but it's really cold. similar to what we saw over the weekend. people are bundling up all over the bay area. >> that starbucks sign was flashing. [ laughter ] >> we've been talking about the midwest weather. the bears game -- the helmets were cracking. that's cold. but still -- >> it's chilly. >> we're weaklings in california. we have freeze warnings in effect for much of the bay area. in the inland valley, it's the cold

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s club, perhaps they would not have been so shellshocked when the results of the elections came in. smearinghis reflexive of trump voters, their intentions, what their ideology is, how they feel about minorities in america. this is an out of the closet gay man in a progressive, liberal silicon valley, basically throwing off the ideological shackles of conformist orthodox democrat politics. host: you have had your own exchanges with donald trump. this is from 2013. ." andled you and "dummy he says you were born stupid. guest: well, we all are. i fell into the trap of being -- these perceiving throw off tweets as more than what they were. boy, was i raging mad. i was wanting people several years a cancer, and i didn't see the big picture and that was my mistake. i think a lot of my friends in the sort of proclaimed obstinate did not seeump camp it either. host: why were so many so wrong? guest: well, with regard to donald trump's percent on twitter, i think mistaking that ,edia persona for the real man a businessman who has been in the public eye and in the corporate world for some -- what? 30 years, 40 years now question ? i think there was too much of a knee-jerk response to the celebrity as opposed to

america kind of has to lie in it. >> yeah, a plush beautiful gold bed. >> whether you like him or lot, trump has a lot of charisma. >> are canadians noi s nervous trump?ink the whole world is nervous. >> we're going to be so great? >> well. >> is donald trump going to help make montreal great again? >> ah. no, no, no, no, no. >> as a canadian, are you a little upset we focus on mexico? >> no, i love mexico, i'm going there for new year's. >> you'd better hurry up be an get there quick before we build the wall. trump wants to build a wall on the southern border. what do you think about a wall on the northern border? >> it depends. will he make us pay for it? >> definitely. >> your country's deeply divided on almost either important issue. >> your cops are called mounties. >> have you seen her? >> who is this? >> your new neighbor lena denham. she says she's moving here because trump became president. >> okay. >> you happy to see her? >> no. >> have you seen her around? >> miley? no. >> funny because she said she was moving to canada if trump was elected. >> i hope not. >> do you know who this is? >> no idea. >> your new neighbor al sharpton. he says he

america kind of has to lie in it. >> yeah, a plush beautiful gold bed. >> whether you like him or lot, trump has a lot of charisma. >> are canadians noi s nervous trump?think the whole world is nervous. >> we're going to be so great? >> well. >> is donald trump going to help make montreal again? >> ah. no, no, no, no, no. >> as a canadian, are you a little upset we focus on mexico? >> no, i love mexico, i'm going there for new year's. >> you'd better hurry up be an get there quick before we build the wall. trump wants to build a wall on the southern border. what do you think about a wall on the northern border? >> it depends. will he make us pay for it? >> definitely. >> your country's deeply divided on almost either important issue. >> your cops are called mounties. >> have you seen her? >> who is this? >> your new neighbor lena denham. she says she's moving here because trump became president. >> okay. >> you happy to see her? >> no. >> have you seen her around? >> miley? no. >> funny because she said she was moving to canada if trump was elected. >> i hope not. >> do you know who this is? >> no idea. >> your new neighbor al sharpton. he says he's m

s club, perhaps they would not have been so shellshocked when the results of the elections came in. smearinghis reflexive of trump voters, their intentions, what their ideology is, how they feel about minorities in america. this is an out of the closet gay man in a progressive, liberal silicon valley, basically throwing off the ideological shackles of conformist orthodox democrat politics. host: you have had your own exchanges with donald trump. this is from 2013. ." andled you and "dummy he says you were born stupid. guest: well, we all are. i fell into the trap of being -- these perceiving throw off tweets as more than what they were. boy, was i raging mad. i was wanting people several years a cancer, and i didn't see the big picture and that was my mistake. i think a lot of my friends in the sort of proclaimed obstinate did not seeump camp it either. host: why were so many so wrong? guest: well, with regard to donald trump's percent on twitter, i think mistaking that ,edia persona for the real man a businessman who has been in the public eye and in the corporate world for some -- what? 30 years, 40 years now question ? i think there was too much of a knee-jerk response to the celebrity as opposed to

america kind of has to lie in it. >> yeah, a plush beautiful gold bed. >> whether you like him or lot, trump has a lot of charisma. >> are canadians noi s nervous trump?think the whole world is nervous. >> we're going to be so great? >> well. >> is donald trump going to help make montreal great again? >> ah. no, no, no, no, no. >> as a canadian, are you a little upset we focus on mexico? >> no, i love mexico, i'm going there for new year's. >> you'd better hurry up be an get there quick before we build the wall. trump wants to build a wall on the southern border. what do you think about a wall on the northern border? >> it depends. will he make us pay for it? >> definitely. >> your country's deeply divided on almost either important issue. >> your cops are called mounties. >> have you seen her? >> who is this? >> your new neighbor lena denham. she says she's moving here because trump became president. >> okay. >> you happy to see her? >> no. >> have you seen her around? >> miley? no. >> funny because she said she was moving to canada if trump was elected. >> i hope not. >> do you know who this is? >> no idea. >> your new neighbor al sharpton. he says

america. 401(k)'s, ira's. we are talking life-time records. so we are seeing the highest levels ever. in fact, the dow is less than 500 points away. we have seen the trumpelected in office in early november and everything has taken off since. let's break it down for you. i noted that the dow jones industrial average had received 19,549. almost down 20,000. it's gained 7% since trump elected. s&p almost 5%. nasdaq almost 4%. these were through yesterday's close and we are gaining more today, slightly. that's worth noting. we have seen financials, we have seen industrials and energy higher. goldman sachs up 30%. jenna: did you think it was a mistake without democrats went without any bipartisan support. not even one little republican. not little but just in general. >> anything that went wrong republicans with say i didn't vote for it and it's not my problem. the political problem is that 20 million people have gotten insurance as a result of obamacare. what about them? somebody i know and respect very well, his name is chris, ceo of conservative site news max, president obama won the argument that coverage was the problem. we have to cover people. now re

trump is right. america is getting richer. how about $1 trillion? that's how much market cap the s&p p s&p 500 has gained since the election.closing at record highs. the dow just a mere 250 points away from the huge dow. 20,000 milestones. will it come next

trump has dismissed those claims...and instead questioned u-s intel agencies in the process. president barack obama may be leaving office soon, but he's still the most admired man in america. those are the findings of a recent gallup poll. it's the ninth year in a row obama has won the distinguished title. in second place this year.president-elect donald trump. pope francis came in third. among women.hillary clinton is the most admired woman in the country.for the 15th consecutive year. and first lady michelle obama came in second followed by german chancellor angela merkel. coming up next, what we are learning about debbie reynolds. who has been rushed to the hospital. just one day after the death of her daughter carrie fisher. >> vicki: the danger is in the entertainment world. the issue was taken to hospital after medical emergency and according to tim z.. no word yet on her condition. >> catherine: hollywood chamber of commerce plans to allow the major star to stay here a few days and in the meantime some old friends from star wars for talking about her today. at her son's los angeles home hospital. no word yet on her condition. but we will continue to bring you update

s the loathsome wh power. you get a win win out of this. >> i'm rooting for you. >> two for the price of america. >>> it's no laughing matter for president-elect trump as his ongoingth alec baldwin and "saturday night live" heats up. new reaction next. ♪ ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. ♪ so whatever your holiday priority, our priority is you. >>> i'm done retweeting. i'm ready to buckle down and get to work. >> i just got retweeted. >> by who? >> oops, i did it again. >> you may have read some of president-elect trump's twitter tirades slamming his arch nemesis alec baldwin for impersonating him, like in the sketch you just saw. on "today" this morning, mr. trump explained why he is not amused by baldwin or snl for mocking him. >> i hosted snl when it was a good show. it's not a good show anymore. first of all, nothing to do with me. there's nothing funny about it. the skits are terrible. his imitation of me is mean spirited and not very good. i don't think it's good. i do like him. i li

s-- we have been going back and forth. you may well be the most famous homeless republican in the united states of america right now because you were tough on donald trumpyou wound up voting for hillary clinton. my question for you before you started, can you go home now to is republican party? >> i don't know what this republican party is. i don't think it is still a republican party under transition. you are still seeing -- we won't know for a while what it is going to look like. i think it will be diverse voices within the republican party, we'll have to learn to live with that. we have to learn to live people of pro-gate rights like i am and pete who are against gay rights. we have to learn to live with people who are against trade policies like against donald trump is. >> so you guys are going to be juggling chicken and chain saw. >> explain how that is going to work. >> donald trump brings praguetism that we have not seen. donald trump is going to go out there and follow through o f the things he says he's going to do. i have no doubt about that. he's going to cut deals because that's what he does. he will try to get some things done, immigration.

trump bump. three quarters of the stocks in the s&p 500 have been higher since the day after election day. who is winning? bank stocks in double digits, bank of america up 35% since the election. even wells fargo which had that huge scandal is up almost 26% over this past month. what's fueling the gains? the prospects of what a trump presidency could bring. less regulation, less taxes and higher interest rates. we will most likely everybody believes the fed will go ahead and raise interest rates next week at its meeting tuesday and wednesday. >> we will check back. thanks so much. >>> still to come, hillary clinton back in washington's corridors of power but this time, as a vanquished visitor. not the milestone visit her fellow democrats expected weeks ago. i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10 straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed put some manwich on the table... and give boring weeknight meals, the night off. ♪make tonight a manwich night [engine r

s... see you in the morning. polaris, from united. >>> dave ramsay is one of america's leading voices on personal finance. how does he think american workers will do under a trumpy? david ramsay joins me now. we'll just ask him. before we ask you that direct question, though, you taped a message to your fans back in january when the primary elections were heating up, let's listen to it. >> there's nobody on news channel that's going to fix your life, there's no government program that's going to fix your life, there's no republican that if he gets elected is going to become jesus, there's no democrat if they get elected is going to be the jesus of your life and give you everything you ever wanted. it's an absolute lie and it's been going on since man invented politics, i guess. do not let a politician, do not let a news anchor, become the hero in your story. you are the hero in your story. >> so why do you think, david, that americans pin -- that we pin our hopes on politicians? do you think that we expect politicians to fix our money problems? >> we all love a good story. we still want the lone range tore save the day and fix us. some of the trump voters wante

s&p and nasdaq hitting highs on thursday. every rally getting a trump bump. about half of those winners have gained at least 10%. the big winners are the big banks. check out gains. bank of americae it's election. goldman sachs rising 32%. morgan stanley gaining 27%. and despite the fake account scandal that plagued wells fargo. wells fargo is up 26% over the past month. fuelling the gains there are the prospects of less regulation and lower taxes and higher interest rates. >>> the dow is getting real close to a major milestone. now just 385 points away from 20,000. gosh, it's been an incredible ending for a strong year for stocks. the week before the election. dow below 18,000. looking back to earlier this year, the average was below 16,000. as oil prices crashed. we could see more gains today. we are seeing dow futures ticking higher. s&p futures are lower. stocks in europe and asia are mixed. >>> donald trump says he sold all of his stocks in june. he missed the recent rally. not entirely. in may, he filed a financial disclosure showing the holdings. it showed a diversified mix. part of it was 50% of his holdings or $85 million held by hedge funds. if he hasn't sold positions

america. but obama seems to believe business can fend for itself. trump wants to embrace business. good news for stocks. when mnuchin and ross came on air this morning, s over by what they had to say. they talked about cutting corporate taxes, creating jobs, giving the middle class tax breaks but not the rich. that's going to spur growth. i can't emphasize enough these two picks are about growing the pie so everyone does better. you may think that's impossible. you think it's too cynical. listen, if you even for a moment believe that it could happen, then i need to know i think ross and mnuchin are savvy enough to get it done. they're get-it-done guys. they're practical. and by the way, let's make it level-headed, high-roaders. finally, there's trump's gambit to save 1,000 jobs from going to mexico by negotiating with the head of united technologies, greg hayes, to keep carrier plants open in indiana that the company planned to close in order to save money. trump called hayes, basically said it would be a real good idea for the company to keep those jobs in indiana, and if hayes complied, then he would do a lot to help united technologies and all other

chris like at the range, here is a booming america in the 1990's, and here is the under performance after the crisis. mr. trump to 3% gdp, which shows the challenge with the four year moving average. what do you have on the bloomberg? guy: we're going to talk about oil, and i have changed the color. bulue is the current market color. line -- maybe that was the wrong color -- the green line is six months ago. this is what opec has done. it has made the brent curve flat. count, but maybe what they have done is flattened the curve out. it will make it incredibly hard for the shale guy to go forward and that is maybe a new strategy for keeping them in the box. tom: i'm going over to my notes. with us, the u.s. trust chief man whotrategist, and a puts his money where his mouth is. he's looking for value in capital management. with up the script immediately with joe quinlan -- you always have one twisted thing in your notes. i don't know how you got booked on this show, but i have to lose a few, or the president-elect has to lose a few. >> i am talking about myself and everything. tom: oh, come on. >> don't patroniz

system america and this [bleep] amy: that's philippines presidident rodrigo duterte,e, speaking in tagalog, s saying "o now the way hehe speaks makes me feel like a saint," in refereree to donald trump. in yemen, thousands of people took to the streets of the capital sanaa tuesday to demand an end to the u.s.-backed saudi-led bombing campaign, which has killed thousands of people since it began 19 months ago. a new human rights watch report details how u.s.-supplied weapons were used in two recent saudi airstrikes that killed several dozen civilians this fall. the attacks include a september 10 airstrike against a drilling site for water that killed more than 30 people, including three children. remnants of u.s.-made weapons were found at the scene of this strike. in charleston, south carolina, testimony has begun in the trial of dylann roof, who faces the death penalty. he is accused of opening fire at emanuel ame church in june 2015, killing nine black worshipers, including the pastor clementa pinckney. roof embraced white supremacist views and was shown in photographs posing with the confederate flag and a pistol. on wednesday, the first witness in the trial, felicia sanders, say