i think it's unprofessional. i think perhaps he is bitter. he was replaced the day before. he was not held over like clapper was. >> i do know the president wanted to make clear to the folks in this room, and i want to make it clear why we talk about the things we talk about. what i went through the last today with the mlk bust and the subset of what i was talking about is the same way of what you've been hearing about the intelligence community. don't believe it. i love you and i want to work with you and we will be a good team. >> let's move forward but hundreds of thousands of people, mostly women watched -- marched on washington to protest the trump policies. here is a portion of that. >> hate and division assumed power yesterday, but the president is not america. >> do not try divide us. if you force muslims to register, we will all register as muslim. >> presidents president trump's' twitter feed was alive and awake at 7:00 a.m. he wrote watched post protest yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election. widen these people vote? celebs hurt cause

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not willing to meet the republicans halfway and work with them by the way they're asking such unprofessional questions, i just think the democrats are asking -- we -- we the people have made this decision and i think it showed through the election that most of us are quite taken aback until this decision is taken. i think democrats need to put more of their efforts to work with republicans and bring our country together and stop asking such foolish questions to these nominees. >> thanks for calling. we'll get a democrat's perspective. patty joining us from nebraska. hi, patty. >> caller: thank you so much for taking my call. >> sure. >> caller: well, my original comment was i agreed with both the first two callers. i'm very impressed with general mattis and out of all the appointees, i really think he will be a good choice and, yes, he unfortunately would have to stand up to his boss if it was an unethical order and i want to have faith that he would do that. but now to this last caller, i do want to say that she's right. the democrats need to work with the republicans, but as well the repub

were extremely displeased with the politicized nature of this leaked campaign which was very unprofessional by these chiefs. howie: the new president goes to the cia to show it poshes to him in his first visit. but once again it's about the media. >> going there was good, but i do think it was news when he started talking about how many times he was on "time" magazine's cover and crowd size. that takes away from the main message, what he was trying to do, i think. howie: this is not a teleprompter president. he's still fighting the elect and basking in the glow of his victory. instead of the headline being trump blames media for intelligence feud that he says we have exacerbated order cooked up. >> he said he was at war with the media at the cia, the first full day in office. that line alone is a problem. howie: why? maybe he is at war with the press that they don't trust. >> is it the right message for day one? i think it make it harder for a lot of the press to have an open mind. i have an open mind about covering president trump. but i think he made it harder for the entire press to do i

jesse: the left that spent the last year smearing trump as rude, crude and unprofessional. moist's hard for them to make a value-based case against president trump. chelsea hand letter has this to say about the first lady of america. what you have donald trump on your show in. >> no. >> what about melania? >> melania? she can barely speak english. >> what do you have think of her as the first lady? >> the same thing i think about him as the first man. i don't respect either one of them. jesse: imagine with a republican entertainer said they wouldn't interview a democrat because they don't agree with them. these women traffic in comedy, before it am not funny, it's nasty, and it's blowing up in their face. the limo anti-trump protesters torched belonged to even immigrant. he says the destruction will cost $70,000 in damages. hard to make that case when you are the ones firebombing muslim's property. the mort left riots, smears and boycotts, the more liberals will remain completely shut out of power. coming up next, the future president of the united states, and he's only 9 y

jesse: the left that spent the last year smearing trump as rude, crude and unprofessional.'s hard for them to make a value-based case against president trump. chelsea hand letter has this to say about the first lady of america. what you have donald trump on your show in. >> no. >> what about melania? >> melania? she can barely speak english. >> what do you have think of her as the first lady? >> the same thing i think about him as the first man. i don't respect either one of them. jesse: imagine with a republican entertainer said they wouldn't interview a democrat because they don't agree with them. these women traffic in comedy, before it am not funny, it's nasty, and it's blowing up in their face. the limo anti-trump protesters torched belonged to even immigrant. he says the destruction will cost $70,000 in damages. hard to make that case when you are the ones firebombing muslim's property. the mort left riots, smears and boycotts, the more liberals will remain completely shut out of power. coming up next, the future president of the united states, and he's only 9 years o

we cannot punish florida of unprofessional behavior of bureaucrats.ceptable. >> it will take weeks or months and the president could stop it by firing inspector general and i don't think he's going to do this. on the one hand, democrats want to be able to argue that this may have an impact on the election. all they'll say at most is they'll have a potential and an impact on the election. >> last thing, particularly, democrats want to do is see president trump to be able to put this person in ahead of the fbi. comey does have a good reputation for being balanced and objective. the report may finally conclude that it was lower ranking and road rages who were leaking these materials and forced comey's hands because they threatened to leak these facts unless he made a disclosure where he tried to make a balanced way and turn out to potentially have a major impact of the election. i think we'll get a report that'll be nuance and will distinguish of come y on one p hand . >> this is an important moment in america's hi induststory ani needs to be aired out.

inquirer called the eagles move unprofessional. >> imagine you just got done cutting the grass and your lawn mower goes up in flames. >> that would be pretty scary. exactly what one viewer said happened to her and her husband. after the lawn mower company did not give her a refund, she called nbc 10 responds. >> we looked behind us and big big gigantic thing of flames and the lawn mower was on fire. >> this is what was left of the cub cadet lawn mower. motor completely charred and mower totaled. happened just moments after her husband finished mowing back in october. >> it's a mess in here. >> tells us her husband quickly put the fire out, but the damage could have been a lot worse. >> thank goodness no one was sitting on the lawn mower. immediately called cub cadet. >> they told me they would investigate and get back to me. >> when she heard back, said it wasn't the news she was expecting. >> they couldn't cover anything because it wasn't due to mechanical failure. >> cub cadet told her to report problem to homeowner's insurance. >> i was shocked. absolutely shocked. they weren't even

. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> we're going to be right back. >> ruben cruz is an inmate who stabbed his cellie multiple times. >> i had just finished my short term o

for him to treat jim acosta that way, so unprofessional. >> bill: it's not news. you're wrong.ting between the intelligent people and president-elect was a private meeting. it was a national security meeting. >> you're a news man. you know that's not so. >> bill: sure, it is. there was no press conference. >> the substance may be frivolous -- >> bill: it was a leak by the u.s. intel community. >> you cannot deny that the intelligence community briefing donald trump on the salacious, horrifying activities -- >> bill: that is between trump and the people in the intel community. go ahead. >> i'm agreeing with you 100%. it didn't have to be the intel community. remember, john mccain was given this dossier by christopher steele, a former british am i six agent. now, mccain has access to this. why doesn't -- okay, now, somehow, news agencies got their hands on it. i heard tom brokaw saying that he heard about a month ago. he decided not to go with it because they couldn't substantiate it. he did the right thing. but buzzfeed didn't. they published the dossier -- >> bill: nobody is ta

i find the whole thing despicable, i think that it's unprofessional, perhaps he is better. he was replaced the day before. he was not asked to hold over. i don't know what's in his head, but what i do know is that the president wanted to make it clear for the folks in that room, and i want to make it clear for everyone why we talked about the things we talked abou about, the mlk bust, the attack on the crowd size instead of the substance of what i was talking about, don't believe it. i love you, and i'm going to work with you and we will be a great team. >> chris: let's move forward. hundreds of thousands of people, mostly women, marked marched on washington yesterday. >> a platform of hate and division. that is not america. >> do not try to divide us. if you force muslims to register, we will all register as muslims. >> chris: president trump's tweet, or twitter, was alive and awake at 7:47 this morning. he was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt the cause badly. so many people, maybe a million people expressed real

he release a statement for apologizing for his childish and unprofessional actions.d to send that bill to washington. >>> remember what kirk cousins' wife told me last week during super bowl week? she said kirk was like a kid on christmas. every day he would get up all excited, check his schedule, excited to be included and wanted in the on the field festivities. now another first for cousins, pro bowl. cousins today in orlando, coming out to his first pro bowl practice, a big smile. a nice throw to panthers' greg olsen who one-hand bobbles it, catches it. intense practice. lots of folks asking for his autograph. they all ask him the same question. no, not how you like me now. question number one, are you coming back to the redskins? just shy of 5,000 passing yards last season. it is unthinkable he'll play elsewhere. saying to our cameras, we totally anticipate kirk coming back. then team president bruce allen on sirius/xm, kirk is our quarterback. before we get too excited, the nbc 4 exclusive news, my source says right now the two sides, quote, are not even close.

need to agree as they would get into it afterwards and that it will be embarrassing for them and unprofessionalhim. and they would apologize for the moments for the celtics. they would lose their third straight game. the giants, they are well aware of their bullpen situation as they would have seem today sure them up in that off season and the bench, the man who need some help coming off the bench as it looks like they would get it for nick hundley. the 33-year-old veteran catcher, nine years in the bigs would sign a $2 million one- year deal. he can hit as well as catch at .260, ten home runs for colorado. this will also not only back up buster posey behind the plate, but let buster play a little more first base this season as well. >>> all right, you know you take a lot of hits in the nfl, you get tired of it after a while and after the disappointing loss to the patriots this past sunday. ben roethlisberger apparently mulling over retirement. roethlisberger was sacked 505 times since coming into the league in 2004. get this that's 123 more times than any other quarterback in that time period.

i think that is regrettable and unprofessional. >> bill: do you consider it a lie?no, i consider it to be an. unverifiable claim, a dubious claim, perhaps. but to call it a lie implies a level of -- first of all, you have to know for certain other person knew it was false, and had the intent to mislead. and i think that is unprovable. therefore, we should resist using who should be trying to be neutral in our observations. >> bill: the story, as i said in the "talking points" memo, who cares, it doesn't have anything to do with anyone's life or improving the country. but i believe that it was put up there to show that barack obama was more popular than donald trump. i think that's why they did it. >> well, perhaps. trump is in the habit of making extravagant claims. most of them are matters of opinion. and while you may doubt them or whatever, you kind of let them go because -- >> bill: everyone knows that he delves into hyperbole, who cares? why is it a front-page story? let's go into the important stuff. >> well, i completely agree, bill. look at saturday as an ex

i find the whole thing despicable, i think that it's unprofessional. i think perhaps he's bitter. know, he was replaced the day b he was not asked to hold over like clapper was. i don't know what's in his head. but what i do know is that the president wanted to make clear to the folks in that room -- and i want to make this clear for everyone why we talked about the things we talked about -- he wanted to say, look, what i went through the last two days with the mlk bust, the attack on the crowd size instead of the substance, is in the same way what you've been hearing about me and the intelligence community. don't believe it. chris: all right, let's move forward. hundreds of thousands of people, mostly women, marched on washington yesterday and across the country to protest trump policy. here's a taste of that. >> the platform of hate and division assumed power yesterday. but the president is not america. >> do not try to divide us. if you force muslims to register, we will all register as muslims. [cheers and applause] chris: now, president trump's tweet or twitter was alive and

unprofessional. i think perhaps he's bitter. you know, he was replaced the day before.not asked to hold over like clapper. arthel: and republicans now putting pressure on democrats to take a vote on brennan's replacement, kansas congressman mike pompeo would be the third cabinet nominee confirmed for the trump administration. mike baker's here, he's a former cia covert operations officer and the president of diligence llc, a global intelligence and security firm. mike, first, what did you make of president trump's first official visit to cia headquarters? >> well, let me, let me pick and choose my words carefully. i'm very glad that he chose to go over to langley. i'm very happy that he took the time to go over to cia headquarters to meet with the staff, a great -- obviously, i'm subjective, but a great bunch of people. i was hoping that that visit would simply be an opportunity for him to say i respect what you do around the world, i understand how complex and difficult it is, i look forward to working with you to keep america safe and protect our national security int

. >> jimmy: wow, that is very unprofessional. [ laughter ] i hope the oscars don't find out about thisbert de niro did the same thing in "goodfellas." a famous story, he stuck pieces of paper with lines all around the set. >> i worked with an actor who asked me if i was going to use my tea cup. and i said, i don't think so. and he printed it out on one of those machines, and he just pasted it on the back of my tea cup. >> jimmy: now everyone is going to go home, go through your imdb, figure out -- >> it wasn't "doubt." i do have a tea cup in "doubt." can you imagine if it was meryl streep? no, it wasn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trump was right! >> it was not meryl streep! >> jimmy: congratulations on all the great movies you've been in. "arrival" is in theaters now. amy adams, everybody! we'll be right back with naomie harris. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (director) what? you knowe your that's not your line, right? (jon) did you know that h&r block will file your 1040ez for free? (director) ahhh...yeah. the line is, "rome." (jon) my job's done here. (director) ok. thank you. (j

anyone who watched it and thought she acted maybe unprofessional or her response since then hasn't beenlassiest thinks i'm being too kind on her. >> you are taking the criticism as it comes, huh? >> i am, yeah. me and mariah, in this together? stereo nature of the beast. you thank you so much kevin fallon. >>> up next, president-elect donald trump says he has information on the russian hacking that others do not. what does he mean? that's next. with a crust made chfrom scratche and mixes crisp vegetables with all white meat chicken, and bakes it to perfection. because making the perfect dinner isn't easy as pie but finding someone to enjoy it with sure is. marie callender's. it's time to savor. during the final days of it'the ford year end event.ve hurry in for the best deals of the season on ford, america's most awarded brand. with the most 5-star ratings... and the highest owner loyalty... giving drivers what matters most. that's how you become america's best-selling brand. just announced, get $1500 total cash on select models, on top of the best offers of the season. hurry, the final

navy thought was unprofessional, posing a possible danger to them. u.s. officials say the mahan crew warned the iranian ship, tried to contact them on radio, bells, whistles, even had a helicopter drop smoke flares into the water. finally the u.s. ship fired three warning shots into the water. we've seen this before, but this seemed to be a lengthy encounter. the u.s. navy ship was approached a total of five times we're told over a period that lasted several hours. carol? >> barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon. thank you. >>> also this morning, russia echoing president-elect trump's comment that the hacking investigation is a witch hunt. this as we're learning the meeting between trump and putin is a go. according to the kremlin it's being planned, quote, very carefully. former cnn moscow bureau chief jill dougherty is following this this morning. hi, jill. >> reporter: hey, carol. they're not giving details of when it might happen. but they are saying they've learned from the past. in fact, the spokesperson for president putin, dimitri pes kof

. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no

baseless and utterly unconvincing saying the reports lacks evidence, presented in an amateurish unprofessionalway and he says it's the product of an emotional fit and of a witch-hunt. that phrase is interesting, because donald trump used exactly that phrase in an interview with the "new york times" last friday. and finally, peskov says russia is seriously tired of these allegations. he was also asked if vladimir putin had read the report and he said there's nothing in it that's worth reading. stephanie? >> now we're starting to hear rumblings of vladimir putin meeting with president-elect trump? >> reporter: yes. well, peskov also talked about the very tense period in relations, but looking forward to a more sober approach, and he already hinted that at least vladimir putin was looking for a date in the diary. they are very much looking forward to the end of the obama era. obviously, relations between president obama and vladimir putin are pretty terrible. so strong hints here from moscow they are already looking for a time soon when the new -- the president-elect donald trump can meet vladimi

he says the report itself is amateurish, unprofessional. he says it was produced in an emotional fit, and he says it's evidence of a witch hunt. now those are the exact words used by donald trump in an interview with the "new york times" friday. so dimitri peskov clearly deliberately echoing donald trump's remarks. when he was asked if president putin had read the report, he said "there's nothing in it worth reading." so highly dismissive. that is like most of the reaction here in russia, which has been almost mocking of the u.s. intelligence report. but peskov said something else that was quite interesting. he hinted clearly that they were already working on a date when president trump, as he will be, and president putin, might meet. he said as soon as president trump is inaugurated, the kremlin will work hard to find a date for that meeting, and they are looking forward to what he called a more sober approach. they are clearly counting down the days of the obama era. back to you, peter. >> bill neely in moscow, thank you. >>> we want to b

well, we can't punish candidates because of the bad behavior, the improper and unprofessional behavior of bureaucrats. it's just unacceptable. >> so alan, in your response why investigate this now? at this point just days before president trump is sworn in. >> well, it won't happen days before he's sworn in. it will take weeks and perhaps months. of course the president could stop it by firing the inspector general. i don't think he's going to do that. and democrats ought to be of two minds about this. on the one hand, obviously they want to be able to argue that this may have had an impact on the election -- by the way, the inspector general won't say that. all he'll say at most is that it has the potential of having an impact on the election. but second, i think the last thing, particularly liberal democrats want to do, is see president trump be able to put his person in as head of the fbi. i think comey for all of his faults really does have a very good reputation for being balanced and objective. i think the report may finally conclude that it was lower-ranking rogue agents who wer

that to me was unprofessional. why did he do it? the only excuse that's been given publicly was he was afraid that an fbi office in new york would leak the information if he didn't say it publicly. now what does that say about the fbi? it does need an inspector general's work. i support what they are doing. it's long overdue. >> to be clear, you know, at the end of this investigation, there is a high likelihood that what we will have will be a volume nows report that won't really obviously change the outcome of the election. what say you to that, this idea that this is just sour grapes? >> we are talking about the integrity of the department of justice and federal bureau of investigation. it's that basic. and i think it's well worth our effort and time to have the inspector general do his work on this. i support it completely. whoever is president of the united states -- and i don't expect anything we talk about today to change the outcome of this last election -- whoever is president of the united states, and attorney general and h

the dosage was basicallyjust worked out in a very unprofessional way, it would appear.tphone rather than being overseen properly about what the dosage should exactly have been. the decimal point was in the wrong place when they went to work out what the dosage should be, hence they got it so terribly wrong. they had also used powder, ithink, instead of ta blets used powder, ithink, instead of tablets which is what they had used before, so there was a catalogue of errors that led to this really serious incident taking place. luckily, the two students are by now but very alarming for them and their families at the time, simon. am i right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, ifiam right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, if i am correct? yes, right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, ifi am correct? yes, i think 0.1 grams of copy should be in anyone —— of caffeine should be in anyone costly, so they got 300 cups of coffee but 100 times the amount they should have had in the experiment. they were spies to be given three times the amount you normally get in a cup of coffee but got 100 time

violation of the servers but then he admonished them, went after them in way he said they were unprofessional handled the issue of the server. that seems also to be a break from protocol. if the investigation is closed then there are no charms being brought up, then why also admonish them? >> that's a fair question. i think he's going to have to explain that to mr. horowitz, the inspector general. my guess is that despite all the heat that's on comey right now, he would welcome -- will welcome the investigation because at last it will give him a chance to explain exactly what he was thinking and why he did what he did because his reputation for being careful and for being a man of integrity has never been questioned until recently, and i don't think that he just changed overnight. >> let's talk about this investigation. first of all, how long do you expect it to last? what's the worst-case scenario for director comey that could come out of it? >> that's a tough one to speculate about but because the inspector general doesn't have enforcement powers what he can do is publicize his findings and

>> i think it was grossly unprofessional on the part of the president elect. number one, people are going to insult you, you are the president, it's going to happen. you need to show some restraint and discipline. >> this is a little more than an insult, though. >> for someone to question your legitimacy, the same thing happened to obama, the same thing happened to george bush. you stand above you and you say, look, come work with me and i am above this criticism. the second issue is this, for him to attract the district -- the fifth district includes the cnn headquarters in atlanta. >> and coca-cola. >> for him to attract an entire district of the united states and say it's crime ridden and crumbling apart especially as that can be perceived as a racial liesed insult as a black district. >> did you read it that way? >> not only did i read it that way, local democrats read it that way, the vice president at the national civil rights museum read it that way. it's insulting, unnecessary. the president needs to be above this kind of criticism because this isn't t

well, we can't punish candidates because of the bad behavior, the improper and unprofessional behaviorcrats. it's just unacceptable. and, so, again, what i hope comes out of this is, first of all, the facts. but second of all, some important take aways for government agencies and for our intelligence agencies with the russians, that we stop these interventions once and for all in our elections. >> do you believe, robby, that donald trump won the election fair and square? >> look, the tally is in. donald trump is going to be sworn in as our president. and i certainly hope he understands the awesome responsibility that he is taking on. and i think all americans need to hope and wish that he is going to do a good job, and that he is going to act in our collective best interests. that matter is settled. but again, what is not yet settled is what happened, what did the russians do, were there connections between the russians and the trump campaign or with mr. trump himself. does mr. trump have financial entanglements with the russians. and then what was going on at the fbi? why were there t

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bet on at the racetrack won and he celebrated too much saying, quote, i realize this is highly unprofessionalhe decision lightly. but the response online and with his customers was energetic, they really appreciated his honesty and said perhaps the best sick note ever. just being honest. >> honesty is the best policy. >> not sure we all get away with it. >> can you imagine pulling that one? i don't think so. >>> "pop news" time? >> let's do it, lara. >> all right, everybody. hello, guys. we'll begin with the movie news. octavia spencer, nominated for best supporting actress at the globes for her role in the breakout hit "hidden figures." but she should have been named best in the best according to her castmate taraji p. henson. she purchased every ticket for a showing of her film and invited low income families to come and enjoy a movie night on her. [ applause ] she writes on instagram, my mom would not have been able to afford to take me and my siblings so i'm honoring her and all single parents this mlk weekend. if you know a family in need that would like to see our movie but can't afford

did stuart just accidentally call lays unprofessional? did i do that?e it and i profusely apologize. ashley: i don't think i meant it that way at all. it's unfortunate one segment finishes in you introduce a guess. none of us could have done that at all. are you angry at me? liz: i am grateful to craig. what a nice man. i didn't pick up on it. but i do it in heels. that's how i have to say. stuart: i thought you've been holding a grudge over there the entire week. liz: i didn't pick up on it. stuart: elizabeth mcdonald is a fine human even a great professional and you contribute mightily on with ashley to the success of this program. liz: keep coming. don't lose that kind attitude. stuart: thank you for all your input. we do enjoy reading what you have to say about a song we appreciate it. we will see you in a moment. i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >> stuart: two big stories we are watching this hour. the markets, the dow is moving u

behavior with respect of proxy forces across the region has not improved and iran's unsafe and unprofessionaltions in the maritime arena continue. however, i continue to believe that the joint comprehensive plan of action is the most effective way to prevent iran from resuming their nuclear weapons program. general. mattis, you raised concerns about it when it was being negotiated you stated during a a forum in april 2016 that in your words there is no going back absent a real violation. i agree with that assessment and i look forward to hearing your thoughts about on how we can build upon the jcpoa to address other iranian threats including its influence in the region and ballistic missile program. the threat posed by violent groups is a generational problems. local partners on the ground in iraq and syria have made significant gains in recapturing areas once held by isil including operations directed at moseel. they continue to recruit new members. in the long term successful military action against isil and other violent extremist groups must be complimented by the international community

inca what he did was absolutely unprofessional. currently investigating whether or not he unduly interfered with the election. that has nothing to do with the legitimacy of the 45th president. donald trump didn't do anything. he was dual elected. brian: but do you know what this is an attempt to do? the people who didn't think he deserved to win blame james comey. so what? i'm going to have an investigation of james comey. >> let them blame bigfoot. let them blame the eclipse. i don't care. donald trump is the president. brian: we agree with that. but it weighs down on the credibility of the candidate. >> the fbi has never been in more disrepute than right now because of the actions of james comey. one-size-fits-all. if you don't release the donald trump because it's not properly vetted, then you don't release the story of the anthony weiner e-mail. ainsley: what they're mad at -- >> both which are equally false. ainsley: they're not upset with james comey about it, they're still saying that they were happy with him when he didn't

immediately i was struck by how unprofessional they look. they could write down allegations, some of which were quite colourful. i will not repeat them on your programme but your listeners can look them up. that came out because of another report by cnn which referenced the existence of that dossier. that is what donald trump was saying to the cnn reporter in the press conference saying he will not give them a question because he considers them fa ke question because he considers them fake news. from what you are saying, you are saying you do not think it was that serious because it did not look like a typical dossier. yet the intelligence agencies thought it was important enough to bring to the attention of donald trump and barack 0bama. surely if they are taking it seriously everyone else should. they definitely have to investigate it and ask president—elect donald trump about the allegations. but they investigated what was in the dossier. that is my understanding. multiple news organisations investigated and tried to verify it, very serio

their behavior with respect across the region has not improved and iran's unsafe and unprofessional actions continue. however, i continue to believe that the joint comprehensive plan of action or jcpoa is the most effect way of keeping iran from resuming their nuclear weapons program. you stated during a center for strategic international for yum in april 2016, there's no going back. absent a real violation. i agree with that assessment. i look forward to hearing your thoughts about on how we can build upon the jcpoa to address other iranian threats. the -- generational problem. our actions to support local partners on the ground in iraq and syria have made significant gains in recapturing areas once held by isil including operations directed at mosul and raqqa. in the long-term, successful military action against isil must be that led to the rise of such groups. echoing of the comments that my colleagues mentioned about the state department and other agencies with respect to national security policy. in north korea kim jong-un has destabbize the korean peninsula. rejipz at authoritarian as

their behavior with respect to the region has not improved and iran's unsafe and unprofessional actions in the maritime arena continue, but i believe the comprehensive plan of action is the most effective way of preventing the resumption of the nuclear program. while you raised concern, you stated during a forum in april 2016 that in your words, there's no going back absent a real violation. i agree with that assessment. i look forward to hearing your thoughts about how we can build upon the jpcoa to address other iranian threats including its influence in the region and ballistic missile programs. the threat posed by violent extremist groups remains a problem. our actions to support local partners on the ground in iraq and syria has made gains. however, isil continues to find new ways to terrorize innocent civilians. in the long team successful military action must be complimented by nonmilitary efforts by the international community. in north korea kim jong-un has destabilized the korean peninsula. regimes as north korea are brittle and prone to collapse and how we deal with north kor

their behavior across the region has not improved and iran's unsafe and unprofessional actions in themaritime region continue. however i continue to believe that the joint comprehensive plan of action, or jcpoa, is the most effective way to prevent iran from resuming their nuclear weapons program. general mattis, while you raise concerns about the jcpoa when it was being negotiated, you stated during a senate form in april 2016 that in your words, there's no going back, absent a real violation. i agree with that assessment. i look forward to hearing your thoughts about on how we can build upon the jcpoa to address other iranian threats, including its malign influence in the region and ballistic missile program. the threat posed by violent extremists remained a persistent and likely a generational problem. our actions to support local partners on the great in iraq and syria have made significant gains in recapturing his once held by isil including operations directed at mosul and raqqa. i has to find new ways to terrorize innocent civilians and recruit new members. in the long-term suc