. >> the unite united states unity for a female president or does it mean that there is the legacy ofeconomy are not very good foreign-policy what is it that has contributed to the defeat? >> [inaudible] >> in the past 20 decades is that kind of a widespread anger and frustration and the second i do believe that people support donald trump because of the explicit and controversial stance on this. it's a big moment of soul-searching for the democra democrats. what is your strategy for the next four years. let's take a look at the job opportunities will he come at aa loss to the construction between texaco and the united states? >> he promised that he well but for all the problems the united states has right now, unemployment isn't one of them is 4.9%. my guess is he will win the battle. unless the financial turmoil that we are already seeing breakout spirals out of control. >> what will be the major issues of the. they are in trouble not because of obama or the policies, there is a structural assessment. china is rising for india is rising. they've taken advantage of the order to move

united states. people say, well, it's time to unite or appeal to unity because you have a candidate who by his own estimation and his own words wasn't running on unity. he was running on restoring america. make america great again to a certain time period and very clearly saying he was going to stand up against latinos, stand up against what he called certain elements of urban america. >> i think it's clear, the black community was monolithically against him. i think probably more than 90% nationally. the reality is that most of america is -- falls into the categories that he's insulted in this campaign. while apparently many did vote for him, i think that he will find it hard -- he will find it increasingly hard to govern -- to win a second presidency without relying, quite frankly, on voter suppression. every trend in our country is against what he represents. this will go down in history, whether it's 10 years from now or 50 years from now as one of the death throws of frankly the old white majority approach to governing in our country. >> what does it say to you that barack obama's presidency will be fol

united and the sechbls unity and the steadfastness has traditionally come from the president of the united states. it is very interesting to see how merkel responded. the chancellor of germany. she said this is great as long as it is about shared democratic, liberal democratic values. what she was saying, if you're going to be the leader of a free liberal democratic world, we're delighted to be partners. but that's the criteria. >> there has to be consternation, there is breks it. for a lot of them, it is not a popular thing. you're seeing the rise of the right in france as well stoex notion of this quest for change is not something stopped after brexit and donald trump. >> this reaction to migration, which is at the heart of it, could kind of unravel the entire western project as it. were after world war ii, the united states helped to build this very stable order in the western world that has produced peace and prosperity. people forget, friends in germany went to war three time in the preceding 75 years before 1945. so that's all been put to an end. the united states imposed a kind of liberal order, small l. and i think they're all worried that if trump is a signal, if you upend the party in france winning the french presidency and these parties are very nationalist. they say we don't want any part of europe or the western alliance. you will have an unraveling of this whole order built after 1945. and the europeans look at it as one of the most cherished creations. this has preserved peace ask prosperity ask has allowed people to not worry that the kinds of wars. it is these things. the personnel, that's much less important. >> much more breaking news. steve bannon calling on president trump to revoke his strategist. plus, how bannon may have flattered his way into donald trump's circle and shaped

united people. >> donald trump after being elected the 45th president of the united states last night, calling for unity. we'll check in next with newt gingrich, and up next, monica crowley and herman cain are here. herman cain. they're here. that and more, straight ahead. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> and that was president elect donald trump last night after it was announced he will be the 45th president of the united states. joining us now, best-selling author of "treason", newt gingrich. former speaker of the house. there was a part of me today that really wanted to name names of those republicans, those -- all right. you're going to show yourself the bigger man. but i resisted the temptation to name names, all those people that sabotaged him were not helpful, did everything to hurt him. and, frankly, if they were successful, would be beating people like you and me with a baseball bat and saying they were wrong the whole time. but i didn't do it. aren't you proud of me? >> i'm very proud of you. i think it's a sign of your new-found post victory maturity. >> all right. >> i mean, let me just say this because we've known each other so long. you and i along with millions of other america

united an the sense of unity and steadfastness has traditionally come from the president of the united states. it's interesting to see how merkel responded, the chancellor of germany to the election. she said, you know, this is great, as long as it is about shared democratic, you know, liberal democratic values. she was saying if you are going to be the leader of a free democratic world, we are delighted to be partners but that's the criteria. >> there has to be consternation, there is brexit and donald trump. and for merkel she's admitted as many as a million migrants in to the country in a lot of realms in germany that is not popular. you are seeing the rise of the right in france, as well. the notion the quest for change is not something that has stopped after brexit and donald trump. >> and this reaction to migration, which is at the heart of it, could unravel the entire western project. after world war ii, the united states helped to build this stable order in the western world that produced peace and prosperity. people forget france and germany went to war three times in the preceding 75 years before 1945. that has been put to an end was the united states imposed a order. i think they are worried if trump is a signal, and if you then have la pen, the nationalist far right party in france winning and these parties are nationalists and say we don't want to be part of europe and the western alliance. you will have an unraveling of the order built after 1945 an the europeans, particularly, look at it as one of their most cherished creations. this is something that has preserved peace and prosperity and allow people not to worry about the kind of wars that went on all the time. all of these things trump needs to worry about. the personnel and who he talks to on the phone first and second, that's much less important. >> thank you very much. >>> much more breaking news. bernie sanders blasting steve ban

united people. >> donald trump after being's elected the 45th president of the united states last night calling for unity. we will check in next with former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. up later, monica crowley, herman cain. they're here. that and more, straight ahead. you found the perfect car foi'm a robot!s.com yeti rawr ♪ jingle bells tents up guys. and used cars.com to find a place to service it at a fair price, too. signal, signal hey guys, how's it going? that's not even music. ♪ now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every turn. cars.com ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more powerful than being stuck in an elevator with a guy with overactive sweat glands. sorry, rode my bike today. cool. hey it's your tv, take it with you. watch all your live directv channels, on at&t, data-free. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one unitedple. while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> and that was president-elect donald trump last night after it was announced he will be the 45th president of the united states. joining us now, best selling author of the new book treason, former speaker of house, big smile on his face, newt gingrich. there was a part of me today that really wanted to name names of those republicans, those -- all right. you're going to show yourself the bigger man. but i resisted the temptation to name names all those people that sabotaged him were not helpful, did everything to hurt him, and frankly, if they were successful, would be beating people like you and me over the head with baseball bat and saying oh, see they were all wrong the whole time. but i didn't do it. aren't you proud of me? >> i'm very proud of you. i think it is a sign of your newfound post victory maturity. >> all right. go ahead. >> well, let me just say this. you and i, along with million

unity in diversity with the united states. it is one of the country's greatest strengths. >> vladmir putin, the president of russia, says he will work to restore good relations with the united dates while the iranian foreign minister urges him to respect the nuclear deal in place. >>> wall street to find overnight expectations. here is a look of the dow, up 209 points. futures fell by the hundreds overnight but they did rebound after trump's speech. students were -- students at protest. a denver principal tells us they held an assembly to talk about elections and some student's fear of deportation. rick sallinger is speaking with some of them later today. >>> in colorado, our incumbents kept their seats. democrat michael bennett the republican challenger darryl glenn 52 to 48%. still, a much tighter race and many expected. last night. >> i want to thank all of you who are here tonight for your door knocks, your canvassing, your phone calls that secured our victory. we took care of business in colorado tonight. thanks to all of you. thanks to all of you. >> and republican congressman mike coffman retains his seat in the sixth district after being morgan carroll 55 to 45% des

. >>> that moment of unity certainly a bright spot in what has been an uneven reaction to donald trump is president of the united dates. -- united states . z25ehz z16fz >>> 2 officer shot overnight in pennsylvania and the gunman is so on the loose. we just got enough it on the condition of those 2 officers. >>> right now president-elect donald trump is in washington dc at the white house meeting with president barack obama just 70 days away from inauguration day. woolwich him presidency look like? his views, how do they compare to the obama administration? all of that and more ahead. >>> just 2 days away from the heart walk. today we have the story of the daughter few heart defects but wait until you see her now. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. let's get a quick check on the weather with our meteorologist. >> it is hard to beat a day like this with low humidity. veterans for camera, we have traffic moving along quickly on the veterans expressway. role your windows down before you go outside. it will feel great. his broke 9 at the innisbrook golf and spa resort. we do have a cold front off to the south. there is a

about earlier at the white house of bringing unity as far as the united states together, especially as we had to a transfer of power? caller: unity of the united- it is far the distance. we are far from united. if you study american history in detail, we have never really been americans united. evolved from the dixiecrat's. somewhererat stated to hide, they get in the republican party, and other public and party has to deal with them. they're going to be here, they're not going anywhere. they are dissatisfied and i think america has a long way to go. host: let's hear from bill in santa rosa, california and he opposes these protests. tell us why. caller: i pose the goal of the protesters. my libertarian and i voted for my party forever. as a libertarian, i guess i'm used to losing elections. but whenever the results don't go my way, i get behind whoever is elected. but i am so glad i live in a country where people feel free to let us know how they feel. even though i oppose the goal in the message, i love the citizens of this country and i know that if we don't pay attention to minorities, just like we really haven't paid attention to libertari

united. that's what we're going to hear very likely when he heads to germany where he'll meet with leaders of britain, spain, and angela merkel. unity of europe, important to the united statestion signs flashing after that string of record stock markets in europe and asia are mixed. the dow close to crossing 19,000 for the first time in history. 30 years ago, the dow was at 1900. since then, since 2009, has roared back, gaining 12,000 points. or 180%. investors expect lower taxes and big cuts ahead. >>> ibm wants to help donald trump create new jobs but she isn't in favor of getting tough on mexico and trade deals. instead, she's urging donald trump to work together to scale up the approach of vocational training creating a national corps of skilled workers trained to take the new collar i.t. jobs that are in demands here in the america. president obama, by the way, spent a record $285 million on a transition program in the last years. an overlap in philosophy there. >>> donald trump says he's handing over business to his children. new controversy. an e-mail sent by ivanka trump's clothing and jewelry company. it says foul alert, is ivanka wearing her favorite bracelet. the

united states. and big wap party for him la here in the early morning hours after watching him take center stage. >> it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: trump talking about unity and rebidding america a lot of people voted for him and supported him because they wanted a change they feel now is coming to america. now for a check on how things >> reporter: yeah very different vibe here somber mood as people left the democratic headquarters in cuyahoga county. let's give you a look inside show you what it looked like in there. it was packed but people were really stunned and they were shocked about what they saw. clinton supporters say they are concerned about the direction of the country with the gop controlled house senate and white house of course now it's all about moving forward. we expect to hear from hillary clinton later today and it's important to note john of usa today and it looks like hillary clinton is leading the popular vote by 35,000 votes. >>> tiffany and cayuga county income tax increase was approved. it raises the tax from 2 to 2 1/2% and was approved by 51 to 49% margin. this is the first income tax increase since 1981.>>> and cleveland voters

unity after he was elected 45th president of the united states. president elect donald trump emerged on headquarters in new york cheered by supporters. >> it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> they defied expectations -- earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us. it's about us on our victory, and i congratulated on a very, very hard fort cal pain. >> clinton's campaign john addressed supporters gathered at her election night headquarters. >> i want everyone across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her. >> despite wins in colorado, and nevada, the democratic nominee failed to carry the battleground clinton victory rally left in tears. >> as the results trickled in, crowds of demonstrators were made outside the white house well into the morning as they anxiously await the end to the presidential contest. >> i'm extremely disappointed. i, along with many americans anticipated a different result. >> i'm celebrating one because the candidate i voted for one. number two, i'm celebrating because we're seeing american democracy in action. was critical at trump's campaig

united states of america, the fact that we were able to enjoy german unification is due first and foremost through the help of the united states of america. and ever since germany was able to regain its unityit's an an strongerin an even position to give its contribution to upholding this order to which we feel committed and for which particularly people in the german democratic republic stood in the streets to keep this up, to maintain this order. particularly also in our country. now, we're trying to do more than it used to be 26 years ago. and there are a number of other areas where we have to also make a stronger contribution. we will all have to do more in development cooperation. it's important that these disparities in the living conditions cannot be allowed in this digital period to be two markets. each and every one must be given an opportunity to participate. which is why germany's fate in many ways depends on the firmness of its alliance with nato, with the european union, we cannot stand alone with 80 million people. in this world of today, you can't achieve much if you stand on your own. so alliances are part of our destiny as a nation, part of our future as a nation, and this

united states donald trump highlighted unity and spoke with rnc chairman reince priebus. they celebrated the victory last night. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united statesdonald trump. thank you. it's been an honor. god bless. strange republicans held the majority as well. joining us now is strategist brad blakeman and ohio state senator and clinton supporter of paprika sarah. thank you for joining us. what does this tell us about what is happening in america? when you look at the electoral map, it is so much more red than a lot of people expect to. clearly america spoke last night. >> this is the american version of brexit. the britons went to sleep not knowing if there is a union and the next morning they woke up to find that they were not. americans went to bed last night not knowing where the election was going to woke up to president elect trump. the key now is to unite our country and donald trump did a great job in his acceptance speech in telling people i want to be president. we all have to unite together. he was very gracious to secretary clinton. we have a big job ahead of us. americans across the board would be satisfied with the government

united iraq. they are fighting to protect political turf. they are fighting to protect baghdad and points south but not the unity of iraq. we have squandered, the united states have squandered, iraqis have squandered the last 2.5 years by focusing so exclusively on the military aspect of this and ignoring wholly the political aspect. the military is a necessary but not sufficient element without getting the political aspect right, the political environment right. we'll be back in this situation in two years and three years and five years. >> would you like to weigh in? >> i just said on the iranian point, i think it's less helpful to think of this in terms of iranian infiltration as thinking about iranian utility. part of the reason why iran gets to be so influential is because they offer things to iraqi politicians and military access that are useful. money. they really are helpful in gathering the votes together and helping to influence other actors and helping to build an alliance so you can get whatever your project is through the iraqi parliament. they are very influential actors in iraq but they are willing to get down and dirty and engage with iraqi politics on the level of individual politicians. figuring out what they want. they like doing some great congressional lobbying. it's not that nefarious. there are nefarious aspects to it. but we can compete. we choose not to. there are people who will happily take u.s. help instead in building an alliance to pass something through the iraqi parliament that we think is actually in the better interest of stability in iraq. >> yes, sir? >> i really enjoyed the discussion. bringing it back a little bit to the u.s. election. one of the candidates, donald trump, has specifically said that he would take the oil, if the u.s. is involved. how much play has this received in iraq, that you actually have a candidate that says if we're going to be involved we take the oil? >> dr. yoonis, do you want to start? >> i think that's what iraquis have always thought they were doing. that's a bit of a problem when pr is so bad they can't differentiate between some outlandish idea and often constructive policy of actually been. that's on us for not making it very clear what we've been doing there. >> you mentioned in your comments that the iranian narrative about us is the one that dominates in iraq i wonder if you would give details how the iranians depict us? >> an iranian narrative of what the u.s. is doing in iraq is building its empire in the middle east so it can dominate and extract resources and to maintain american imperial domination over the world and that iran is the leader of the resistance access -- axis that world seeks to resist american hedge money. -- american hegemony. oil domination has always been a part of that narrative. ordinary iraquis, oil rich cities, they don't see investment in their schools and health services and see sewage on the streets. they are not seeing that money. it's going somewhere. they don't know where. it happens to be going into the pockets of corrupt iraqi politicians, not coming to the u.s., but for ordinary citizens it hasn't a difference. >> public discourse in iraq is often a bit more subtle than it is in the united states. i suppose an iraqi reaction could be, well, we knew that but it really shouldn't be said in public. [laughter] >> any thoughts? i'll get you on the next time around. sorry. >> thank you. i was wondering, you of all explain why u.s. policy is not working. i'm wondering what should u.s. policy be? specifically, should that include nationbuilding, would seem to be implied by several speakers? if it does imply troops, the immunity question. finally, which of the candidates is more likely to implement such a policy? >> mr. ambassador, do you want to take a shot at that? >> it does involve state building. here i will invoke famously what reputedly was put at the feet of colin powell pottery barn rule, that the united states dismantled state of iraq when it was wholly unnecessary to do so in 2003. it was an idiotic decision, singularly the worst decision made in iraq, at least. it does involve that. so i think that that's a part and parcel. look, a place the united states refused to

united states of america, the fact that we were le to enjoy german unification is due first and foremost through the help of the united states of america. and ever since germany was able regain its unity, it's an an even stronger position to give its contribution to upholding this order to which we feel committed and for which particularly people in the german democratic republic stood in the streets to keep this up, to maintain this order . particularly also in our country. now, we're trying to do more than it used to be 26 years ago. and there are a number of other areas where we have to also make a stronger contribution. in ll all have to do more development cooperation. it's important that these disparities in the living conditions cannot be allowed in this digital period to be two markets. each and every one must be given an opportunity to participate. which is why germany's fate in many ways depends on the firmness of its alliance with nato, with the european union, e cannot stand alone with 80 million people. in this world of today, you can't achieve much if you stand on your own. so alliances are part of our destiny as a nation, part of our future as a nation, and this is what

united iraq. they are fighting to protect political turf. they are fighting to protect baghdad and points south but not the unity of iraq. we have squandered, the united states have squandered, iraquis have squandered the last 2 1/2 years by focusing so exclusively on the military aspect of this and ignoring wholly the political aspect. the military is a necessary but not sufficient element without getting the political aspect right, the political environment right. we'll be back in this situation in two years and three years and five years. >> would you like to weigh in? >> i just said on the iranian point, i think it's less helpful to think of this in terms of iranian infiltration as thinking about iranian utility. part of the reason why iran gets to be so influential is because they offer things to iraqi politicians and military access that are useful. money. they really are helpful in gathering the votes together and helping to influence other actors and helping to build an alliance so you can get whatever your project is through the iraqi parliament. they are very influential actors in iraq but they are willing to get down and dirty and engage with iraq