he's an unconventional president-elect. he's been very successful in his private life. i kind of know something like about that. i had to walk away from my medical practice. that's hard to do for someone my age. it's difficult. i can certainly sympathize that he may be having some difficulty with leaving that. but this is a smart individual who has smart people around him. and i will trust that they will make the correct decisions. >> so here's my question, this is actually a great example, right? so you were a practicing physician, as i understand it. you had a very successful medical practice. >> very successful. >> you left that medical practice behind entirely, right? you didn't give it over to your kids, it's not something -- >> they weren't licensed to practice medicine in the state of texas, so t would have been hard. >> that would have been problematic. this isn't just an on paper, arm's length thing, you divested yourself from it. it's no longer under your purview. >> it wasn't required. certainly there are some ph

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donald trump was a very unconventional candidate. he will be an unconventional president.ou: you can almost hear him saying tsk, tsk, unconventional. when speaking about trump's deal to keep carrier jobs in indiana, he appeared incapable of crediting the president-elect, giving more credit to mike pence. ryan is not only one in republican leadership struggling with a swamp we know soon will be drained. kevin mccarthy says the freedom caucus will have a hard time pushing back against the establishment and the leadership. mccarthy who is not exactly a boy genius, also added the freedom caucus made house republicans weaker. perhaps the majority leader missed what happened in the election 3 1/2 weeks ago. the republican house leadership is clearly out of step with the american people who are sick and tired of the status question, the policies and attitudes of the establishment to which ryan and mccarthy obviously genuflect. president-elect trump takes the oath in 48 days. congress, represent the will of the people and respect the man they elected president. it's all a lot simp

he ran as an unconventional candidate. he's bringing in people like linda mcmahon who when her company started it had 13 employees and we know what the wwe is. but it is unconventional and the epa director will be someone that as advertised will work on rolling back regulations that cost this country jobs and the obama administration has just been in a -- on a bender of issuing regulations that hurt jobs and those are the very issues that the people that switched in the midwest from trump -- from obama to trump, the trump voters that gave him the election want him to name an epa administrator that will roll back the regulations hurting their jobs. so it's unorthodox and it's also as advertised. >> if i'm president obama, i'm also wondering my goodness, how much of my policies in my eight years will be rolled back. then you add on the fact that we know, thank you dana bash and your reporting, about some of the conversations being had between the president and the president-elect. dana is being told that president obama has

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. >> donald trump was a very unconventional candidate. he's going to be an unconventional president. >> after all the talk during the election, you might be surprised to hear that manufacturing jobs

he's going to be an unconventional president. what i like about it in my, like i said, almost daily conversations is he's just a get-things-done kind of guy. >> have you told him being president is not being ceo of the united states, that the congress is going to have a say? >> oh, we've talked about that extensively. we've talked about the constitution, article 1 on the constitution, the separation of powers. he feels very strongly, actually, that under president obama's watch, he stripped a lot of power away from the constitution, away from the legislative branch of government, and we want to reset the balance of power so that people in the constitution are rightfully restored. >> kasie hunt covers the hill for us. in his own way, he is as different from donald trump as barack obama is on the other side, the ernest man from jaynesville, wisconsin. >> an honest comment that, no, he did not see this coming and no one did in his party, quite frankly. i think paul ryan and the house of representatives will be the easy part for dona

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this is not the first unconventional pick. he has business leaders and generals.eople lead in business and military. in running campaigns they operate in the same box. i ran a presidential campaign. guess who has not operated in that box? donald trump has not operated in that box. it throws people off. they don't know how to react. as long as you are winning and doing good things you are going to continue to be the prince of the prom. a few miss steps happen and we will see when that will come. >> that's the bottom line. we will see. we haven't seen yet because it hasn't happened before. thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> have a great day. a bombshell report when sadam hussein was pull out of the spider whole. wasn't such a tough guy. a person asks a restaurant to lose all of the christmas carols. >>> welcome back. a bright al dictator living clueless. former cia interrogator claims that saddam hussein claimed of cuts and bruises during his capture being pulled out of that spider hole. when agents grilled him, they say during his final years

first, her regimen is definitely unconventional. >> i love the infrared sauna.bout releasing toxins from the body and she's done bee sting injections to maintain her flawless complexion and radio frequencies to tighten and tone skin and follows a strict workout routine. >> i don't feel pressure to look young. i feel like i've earned my wrinkles. >> we'd agree, but the 44-year-old is serious about skun care so not many wrinkles erth e,including creating her own line of products. >> i will say i've been using the instant facial, and it really brings out the glow. >> take another look at this mom of two and hiler kabler s. the nutrn itiois key to looking like that. algae extract and fermented foods reportedly part of her diet. >> i found when i eliminate gluten and dairy and anything processed i have tons more energy and those last couple of stubborn pounds go away. >> but even gwyneth cheats every once in a while, so what is her guilty pleasure? >> french fries and martinis. >> that is my kind of girl! >> we've talked about getting healthy and we've talked about g

. >> donald trump was a very unconventional candidate. he's going to be an unconventional president. >> after all the talk during the election, you might be surprised to hear that manufacturing jobs are coming back to america.

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unconventional cabinet pick and fiery tweets. how mr. the president see and a young athlete making sure that everyone who needs shoes has them. sheep is going above and beyond to help others. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. >> there is no doubt that president-elect donald trump ran an unconventional campaign and doesn't appear to plan on a conventional presidency. from his speeches to his tweet and cabinet choices, will mr. trump redefine the office and image as president to suit his personality. >> reporter: chalk up another unconventional first for the president-elect. his announcement for defense secretary was a surprise to his own staff. >> so i gave up a little secret. my people over there are probably saying, you weren't supposed to do that. >> this is the way donald trump communicates. he doesn't have a press conference. >>

. >> obviously we know that trump ran an unconventional campaign, so to speak, and is he setting the stage for an unconventional foreign policy, and things like breaking away from the past, and the issue with taiwan and china? do we know more about it? the tweet he sent afterwards suggested he was aware the u.s. was giving billions to taiwan and why can't we accept a phone call from a territory that we are giving military aid to. >> you are being nice calling it an unconventional campaign, and it's showing that donald trump has a different strategy towards these things, and yes, he had a phone call with the leader of taiwan, but this is not the only thing he has done. he invited the controversial leader of the philippines to the white house next year which is another controversial move. we are seeing a shift in the way that he is handling foreign policy, and what is most striking is the tweets last night, for the diplomatic leader to tweet his complaints in all caps doesn't look like the strategy we have been doing it and the way the white house has been handling this, and are people

he's an unconventional person. he was an unconventional candidate, becoming an unconventional president. >> speaker ryan seeming to capture the essence of what the president-elect wrote in his book, the art of the deal. trump writes, quote, i never get too attached to one deal or one approach, i keep a lot of balls in the air, because most deals fall out. no matter how promising they seem at first. so that in mind, how should business deal with a president who is arguably the first real businessman in the white house since herbert hoover? let's bring in harvard law professor hal scott, expert on ceos and negotiation tactics. i'm sure some would take issue with my, you know, sort of laying it out there about business people because other presidents, george bush ii, he owned the texas rangers, but i think people got my point. donald trump's coming in from a business perspective. how is that going to change the game even further with his dealings with business and government? >> well, you know, in some sense business

his unconventional picks have sparked plenty of discussion. >> if you are going to be president, youhould have the best people sitting around the table. >> being successful in business does not necessarily mean you will be successful in government. vonnie: some of the sharpest minds in business share insights on the markets. >> i am probably more comfortable with shorter duration assets. i think the worries are in chinese credit growth. >> there is over exuberance about how well people are doing. vonnie: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ vonnie: hello and welcome. i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg best." your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. the week began on a note of optimism for oil. >> opec has sealed its first output cuts with independent producers in 15 years. oil ministers met in vienna and agreed to reduce output by 1.2 million barrels a day. saudi arabia signaled it is ready to cut production more than expected, pro

he's very unconventional. and, you know, you're just not quite sure which donald trump is going to walk into the oval office, whether it's the, you know, the reality tv-tweeting president, or whether it's the business president who will be serious-minded about approaching it. so it's really difficult right now to try to get a sense of just exactly what the president-elect is going to be like. >> dickerson: and what do you make of some of the picks he's made for top positions? do they give you a sense of what his administration might look like? >> well, in many ways it reflex some of the positions obviously he took during the campaign, but at the same time, obviously he's talking to a lot of people, and i suspect he is probably for the first time getting a real sense of what the awesome responsibility of president is all about. and it just seems to me that in light of, that he's beginning to talk to a number of people that will bring some experience and some perspective that i think he's going to need if he's g

him being unconventional. and dr.ts have you seen anything thus far that makes you think there is anything conventional about this man? and that is your friday feedback. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. see you monday. and here comes tucker. >>> and welcome to "hannity." so the alt-left radical left are becoming unhinged. kel kellyanne conway will be here with reaction. first, tonight's opening monologue, liberals, the mainstream media are losing their minds over the fact that donald trump is going to be the next president of the united states. last night the harvard institute of politics, they held a forum with on tperatives from both political campaigns. kel kellyanne attended and had this

he's going to be an unconventional president.alk during the election, you might be surprised to hear that manufacturing jobs are coming back to america. and a good place to see that happening is the home of the of the bulldog. a place call the golden triangle, led by the toughest bulldog of all. >> the only way we win any deal is to tear off everybody else's face. we got to kill everybody to win the deal. $170, turned into $1.75 billion. do the friggin' math. >> ever heard of a google lawsuit or how about a drive by lawsuit. we found thousands of these suits being filed around the country for violations of the americans with disabilities act. many business owners think they're nothing more than a shakedown. >> businesses here hate you. >> well, i would say that. >> how many lawsuits have you filed? >> 2,000, 2,500. i mean, i don't really keep track. >> do you know how much you've made in the 2,000 cases you've filed? >> oh, i wouldn't dare to say. >> millions? >> yeah, i would say that. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >>

david: unconventional inauguration for an unconventional president. have you heard the new details of this extravaganza, no other word that could be in the works all the way from the big apple to the beltway. it will be a production. melissa: it will be something. local union boss fueling a street storm with donald trump after calling him a liar over the carrier deal. the international president of the steelworkers union will respond. david: that should be fun. the liberal backlash growing after trump's pick to head the epa after meeting with al gore, some calling him an environmental disaster. melissa: president-elect donald trump meeting with the victims and first-responders of the deadly terrorist attack in ohio state university campus last week. fox news's matt finn standing by in columbus, ohio, with what we can expect from trump's visit. reporter: good afternoon, melissa. donald trump expected to land here at any moment. he will be meeting with the victims and first-responders in the building here behind me, the ohio state university says that d

this is going to be an unconventional presidency with an unconventional president. he's the only one in -- of the 45 presidents 44 people. grover cleveland twice. that has a business background. all the others were politicians to some degree. or generals. this is the first person to go directly from the private sector without any stops in politics before that. so you are going to see a lot of this kind of thing as we go through here. and his businessman's mind working. now sure is he going to use it to political advantage? yes. but it is going to help him without doubt. >> so here is my question about this. when i saw the $50 billion. i said i don't get it. and i still don't get it. because there is a a lot of questions here. not all of it's been raised. the part that has been raised, comes from saudi arabia. which historically trump wouldn't want a -- >> let me stop you. you are trying to take several decades of business journalism and bring it to bear to the facts of what happened today. like myself. i've spent all day grappling with an attack on boeing. you know,

unconventional weapons or whatever feasible means it can support.ited states can take steps to mitigate the proxies. four or five principles include first exposing the psychological foundations of the strength and later efforts by the u.s. to name and shame the groups in this foundation of the deterrent and strength and second, contain and push back from the proxies. third, the local supports the proxies. the heavy-handed approach stoped that we can take advantage of. fourth, stem the formation and help shape the environment where we can. this is important in places like yemen where they are not quite there and they are fully supported and adhered to the ideology. we can prevent them from becoming fully part of the operations. finally, we should support the full government approaches as a threat act of 2016. the legislation such as that recognizes that need. the bottom line the u.s. cannot alter the logic of the creation of proxies to detour the conventional advantage. the real changetheir real change leadership of the interim we can however mitigat

. >> he was a very unconventional candidate. he's going to be an unconventional president. what i like in my, like i said, almost daily conversations is he's just a get things done kind of guy. >> have you told him being president is not being ceo of the united states? that the congress is going to have a say? >> oh, we've talked about that extensively. we've talked about the constitution, article 1 of the constitution, the separation of powers. he 's felt strongly that under president obama's watch he stripped power away from the constitution, away from the lendi legislative branch of government. we want to reset it so that people in the constitution are rightfully restored. >> this interview on "60 minutes" tomorrow. andre, is that a microcosm that the gop in general is behind donald trump as unconventional as he might be, but that there is real coalescing and that paul ryan's views my represent that? >> i don't know that paul ryan represents the views of a lot of folks who feel like they haven't -- he represents the views of the folks in washington, and he's very well ve

him being unconventional. and dr.weets have you seen anything thus far that makes you think there is anything conventional about this man? and that is your friday feedback. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. see you monday. and here comes tucker. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the show that is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity, snugnessmugness and group think. speaking of the "new york times" the paper has been under fire for the last year and a half 2016 presidential race. it isn't the usual gee the "new york times" has gotten liberal talk have you heard from conservatives for four decades. this is full throated outrage from many readers who believe the paper abandoned journalism and became advocacy organization for hillary clinton against donald trump. the criticism became so relentless two weeks ago the "times" public editor liz spade wrote a really nice piece with this headline. one thin

to be an unconventional president-elect and an unconventional president. think that's all good. he's going to be communicating to those that he needs to communicate with, coordinating through his new administration and others. so i can't tell you exactly who he would be talking to, but i know top of mind from day one through the campaign was to defeat isis. and again, this is a call to the civilized world, and we may have disagreements with countries like china and russia, but they are part of the civilized world. we need to work with them because we have a common enemy in isis that we need -- the world needs to defeat. >> congressman collins, stand by for me. >>> coming up, and we'll have more with you just ahead, but coming up, we have more news on this breaking story coming out of germany where a truck has plowed into a christmas market. this attack killed at least nine people. being investigated potentially as an act of terror. we'll have details ahead. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll se

the treatment is rare -- and unconventional. it's used for patients in liver failure fox6s deandra corinthios has the story. "you can see your liver has serosis and changes related to that" the side by side images ...show diane wings end stage liver... after the transplant this past july. a transplant doctors say she was only healthy enough to become eligible for...thanks to this... its called the mars machine.mars stands for molecular adsorbants recirculating system. it essentially washes a patients blood of toxins "this device is designed to not only do dialysis for your kidneys but also dialysis for your liver" the machine was initially designed to allow the liver to heal and prevent some patients from needing a transplant... wing was hop visiting the area from texas. she was hooked up to the mars machine for 22 hours a day...and was barely conscious... "i was here in the hospital for 4 months and probably the last month is when i became more aware of people and certain nurses" according to doctor sahajpal...only one other tr

unconventional presidency. the role ivanka and her husband, jared kushner will play. in an interview last month, this was ivanka's prediction. >> i'm going to be a daughter, but i've said throughout the campaign that i'm very passionate about certain issues and that i want to fight for them. >> reporter: that explains her sit-down with former vice president al gore on climate change, but she also took the unusual step of attending a meeting last month between president-elect trump and japanese prime minister abe which "the new york times" reports took place as representatives of ivanka trump products were in tokyo work on a licensing deal with a company backed by a bank owned by the japanese government. that brings up another conundrum, trump's businesses. during his campaign, he said he would hand over control of the trump organization to its children, but if that includes e vau ivanka it could pose a conflict if he's also an active participant in the trump white house. trump told "the new york times" if it we

his unconventional picks spark discussion. >> if you are going to be president, you want the best people sitting around the table. >> and some of the sharpest minds in business share ideas. >> i am comfortable with shorter duration assets. >> the worry is still up in chinese credit growth. >> there is some exuberance over how people are doing. >> it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." hello and welcome. ," to ourbloomberg best weekly review of most important business news, announcements, and television from around the world. let's look at the top headlines. week began on a note of optimism for oil. . opec had sealed its first output cuts with independent producers in 15 years. will producers met in vienna and began to increase output by 1.2 million barrels a day, and saudi arabia has signaled it is ready to cut production more than expected, ready to cut by more than 50 million barrels per day. >> i have to say that the situation is different as we go country by country. i was very pleasantly surprised to see so many countries respond to the invitation by opec in russia to partici

. >> shall we say, is it okay or not okay to give unconventional baby names. celebs like the duggar, kanye west, kim kardashian, have been known to give babies unconventional names. their kids whatever they like. however, they should also consider if their child is going to like it as they grow up. >> ah, i say of course it's okay. you want your kid to stand out, right? #peaches. >> what? >> what? >> we don't even know what we say. >> yeah, when we say these thing, you have no idea. >> please ignore them. >> she's a royal beauty, he's her little prince, although hardly little. >> elizabeth hurley introduces us to her loli screen together coming up right after this. >> the third season of "the royals." ? this is the time ? ? the time for harmony ? ? let love be the song ? ? that everybody sings ? ? fill the air with joyful noise ? ? ring the bells and raise your voice ? ? let there be peace on earth ? s.c. johnson, a family company. my cold medicines' wearing off. that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. gues

for iran's leaders and the irgc, investment in this type of unconventional warfare is just enough to keep the region off balance and more than enough to ensure a constant state of instability and unpredictability. iran's threat network is a shared challenge and reviewing our options for counting iran proxies, i believe we must look at the shared solutions. the united states cannot go it alone and eliminate iran's proxies. there's no unilateral solution. so our approach must take into account the requirement of international cooperation and coordination. in the region, that means intelligence sharing and security cooperation with our partners. outside the region, that means ensuring the sanctions on iran for its use of terrorism have meaningful impact to accomplish the coordinated, multilateral approach to countering iran's proxies and dismantling the iran threat network, our partners must trust us and want to work with us. there must be a baseline confidence and fundamental commitment to their security. they cannot question the american leaders may one day get frustrated and walk awa

. >> shall we say, is it okay or not okay to give unconventional baby names. celebs like the duggar, kanye west, kim kardashian, have been known to give babies unconventional names. here's what we say about it. >> parents are allowed to name their kids whatever they like. however, they should also consider if their child is going to like it as they grow up. >> ah, i okay. you want your kid to stand out, right? #peaches. >> what? >> what? >> we don't even know what we say. >> yeah, when we say these thing, you have no idea. >> please ignore them. >> she's a royal beauty, he's her little prince, although hardly little. >> elizabeth hurley introduces us to her look-alike son damian us to her look-alike son damian as they get set to hit the small ? us to her look-alike son damian as they get set to hit the small when you color your hair with preference, it's a love thing. preference is uniquely blended for color that's incredibly dimensional, luminous. all that and fade-defying up to 8 weeks. what's not to love? in over 50 luminous shades. superior preference. it'

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