it's not likely he's going to pick up the receiver and say, "hey, vlad, let me lift those sings for you." if i was putin's adviser, i'd recommend he congratulate trump, flatter him, crack a joke or two and immediately move on to joint operations in fighting terrorism, working against isis or possibly setting up a summit in iceland together. >> this is not sounding like a very short phone call,

it seems to me that what he's doing is replicating what vladimir putin, vlad is doing. putin wants to diminish democracy in this country, so that he won't look so bad. this guy is trying to silence or mute credibility for the media so the people will listen to trump. >> what you have with trump is a blend of narcissism and authoritarianism. i think he believes he is never wrong. although he has, you know, been called out for lying or misstatements by the fact checkers more than any other candidate. he doesn't want accountability. at the same time, he's trying to undermine this institution we have, the free press, which presidents often find inconvenient in order to sort of preserve his ability to say whatever it is that pops into his head and that tweets and posts. he doesn't want to have a check for narcissistic reasons, and authoritytarian reasons. >> frank, it makes sense for a president whether he's a right wing or left wing or somebody in the middle, whatever trump is, to challenge opinion in the media, like when you write. that's what they do. they challenge that-

vlad said if i messed with his boy donald, he'd poison my sushi!stephen, but lord, you don't need protection, do you? >> no, i'm an all-powerful, omniscient being. also i bought a gun. check it out. pray hello to my little friend. ( laughter ) >> stephen: wait, lord, you got a gun? >> yeah, did you know how easy these are to get? glad they didn't run a background check. i've smited a lot of people. ( laughter ) >> stephen: god, i'd feel more comfortable if you put that thing away. >> if you say so, snowflake. >> god everybody. we have a great show for you tonight. we'll be right back with billy eichner. stick around. hey ramirez! un poquito mas rapido, no? [instrumental music plays] [wheel squeaking] hasta luego, profesor! [pumping of bike tire] [pumping of hospital ventilator] [wheel squeaking] carlos! carlos! dr. brad needs to see you in room 3. [wheel squeaking] [heart monitor beeping] tell cardio right away i need a... what ari can explain...s 11pm. you should be out there disappointing your father. i need to clean this place up. bloopy, bad ju

. >> i'm vlad that is rain, snow, anything in the area. >> it wasn't just the bay area enjoying the dusting of snow. the sierra got dumped on. traffic on 80 was bumper to bumper most of yesterday. chains are still required. >>> enjoy the snow, not so much the traffic. a live look at the golden gate bridge where a section of the median pairier is damaged which means fewer lanes will be able during rush hour. >> pete, this is the first time something like this has even happened. >> good morning to you. according to the golden gate bridge team, they said this is the first time this has happened. we'll show you what the traffic looks like. or the lack of traffic since the commute is looking so far so good. later today, it could affect the morning commute. engineers will be hard at work on it this a.m. we know as far as the lanes go, only the three southbound and northbound lanes will be open. there won't be a shift to the southbound and northbound lane. it eases traffic coming into san francisco. they don't know how the median barrier was broken, but they will work on fixing it this morning. th

good morning. >> good morning, vlad. mariah carey had her work cut out for her.op sensation was hoping to end the year on a high she ended up hitting very few notes. ♪ as her biggest hits blared for the crowd -- >> we're missing some of this, but it is real -- mariah carey talked over prerecorded music that seemed to be missing some of her vocals. starting and stopping a few times mid song. before finally asking audience members -- >> i'm going to say let the audience sing, okay? very -- to sing the song for themselves. >> she clearly misses a cue once and then again and then just gives up. >> reporter: mariah carey's manager tells "cbs this morning" that members of the production company behind the broadcast told her that the singer's earpieces weren't working and continued with the show anyway. the manager also said she asked the company to cut the west coast feed of the performance and hinted that they refused in order to get higher ratings, asking, why would they want to air it anyway with sound glitches unless they just wanted the eyeballs at any cost. dick

this is an author whose interest in vlad ivosto k‘s military past was sparked as a young boy growingo come as a child? yeah, yeah, yeah. today, vladimir and i are exploring his childhood stomping ground, also known as stronghold number one. so those holes there, were they made by guns? they are holes made from quick firing guns. at the turn of the 20th century, tsarist russia went to war with japan over who controlled korea and manchuria to the south and the waters surrounding them. vladivostok was home to the imperial russian fleet, and that made it a potential target. vladimir, why was vladivostok such an important military point? it was the only gate of russia in the pacific region, and it was the only port on the russian pacific shore connected with siberia and other russia by trans—siberian railway. i didn't expect the ceilings to be so high. it was proposed as a shelter of peoples, and not only as access path, that is why there is a lot of space. yeah. space for people. although many parts of the fort were used during the cold war, this particular stronghold was abandoned after

he needs to explain what is his relationship with vlad peer putin and what will it be should he become the nation's top diplomat? >> a lot of senators say he has done a good job in private off the record meetings, one-on-one meetings, but we'll see how he does in an open session. he has been nominated to become the defense secretary. >> there's a couple of interesting things about mattis. on the one hand, mattis faces a higher bar because he does need the waiver because he is -- has recently been a general in order to serve as secretary, and so democrats if they wanted to would have a little bit more power to potentially keep him out if they wanted to. on the other hand, mattis has a lot of democratic friends. he is one of the better liked nominees on the entire slate of people that trump has nominated among democrats. he has add viedsed policy makers and is seen as a potential stabilizing force within the trurp administration. >> i totally agree with you. if you look at the eight nominees that senator schumer, the democratic leader put out that they were going to potentially slow walk

because in the same news conference, vlad putin offered praise for his prostitutes.nes in his own country. last week, an unsubstantiated memo that the russians secretly recorded trump with hookers years ago so they could get potential blackmail material against him. we have no idea. putin said the information in the memo was obviously fake and he also said that. >> first of all, he's a grown-up man. secondly, he's a person who has dealt with organizing beauty pageants and communicated with the world's most beautiful women. i can imagine that he headed off to the hotel and headed with his special responsibility. they're the best in the world. but i doubt that trump fell for it. >> shepard: russian humor that translates poorly. i don't know. in any case, president-elect trump also called that leaked memo fake news. in an exclusive interview with fox news, john mccain called putin a butcher and trump needed better information on russia. >> i think that president-elect trump is not fully aware of a lot of the activities and capabilities that the russians have developed,

of course, vlad famously loves shedding his shirt for a countryside horse ride.whole new thing. he's a singer. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> shepard: now everything is fine. turns out putin was singing for a group of students. a soviet era song about space race. there's breaking news from the state department. we're learning a controversial official is leaving there. rich edson with the news. >> patrick kennedy is out at the state department. this is according to a spokesperson here. kennedy essentially involved in running of much of the business of the state department. in particular during the time when secretary of state hillary clinton was here. republicans have criticized him for the handling of international affairs in libya, benghazi and most recently from notes released in october, the investigation of hillary clinton's handling of classified information. the fbi notes said that an fbi official claimed that kennedy was seeking a quid pro quo for the down grade of the sensitivity of some of those messages. the state department denies that. the fbi denied that. because

what about donald trump and how he gets along with vlad her putinen and russia in general? one of his priorities, to improve these cold war type relations. but in doing so, i think we should be far more concerned with his rhetoric towards china in that the inevitable trade war will result to a cyber conflict coming from the east. so as we move forward, as we accept him as our president, as we embrace his ideology and his separate judgements, he needs to appreciate that he is the leader of the u.s. and be he will be targeted by these traditional adversaries as well. neil: you know, tom, while i have you, john lewis, the civil rights titan and congressman, in talking about not going to the trump inauguration on friday -- and now he's got 26 others, like-minded congressmen also opting out of the event -- it started with him saying that donald trump wasn't a legitimate president and that the russian hacking did affect the outcome. but i know nothing in the intelligence that i've seen -- not that the russians didn't have a role, but that they could have affected the outcome, rev

we're already in a new relationship, his name is vlad, wrestles bears with his shirt off and knows hisay around a computer, so, sorry, theresa may. one leader that trump will not be bonding with is enrique pena nieto, the mexican president. they were supposed to meet, but the meeting has been canceled, to which trump said, see i'm already stopping mexicans from crossing the border. the mexican president posted this video and reacted to trump's plan to make mexico pay for the wall. [ speaking spanish ]. >> guillermo, what did he say? wall? >> no, he said mexico is not paying for the [ bleep ] wall. >> they're not paying for the wall? that's not how it's supposed to go. trump claims pena nieto did not back out on him. he said the decision to kacance was mutual. it's like the foreign policy version of, i broke up with her first. i don't know if anybody in washington is listening. i have one small request when it comes to this wall thing. before we put up $25 billion to put it up, can we mix the giant pothole on la cienda for the last four years. i'll tell you where it is. i'd appreciate i

it's but that seemed to be a warning, don't be too nice, don't be too cozy with vlad. >> i think thiselationship looks like it's off to a good start.li there are a lot of similarities between the positions she has set out and trump had set out. it's important because ever since the days of reagan and thatcher, british prime ministries have been obsessed about the special relationship and whether it was special enough. under obama, it really wasn't. he preferred to deal with the european union, and in fact i remember working with david cameron, their endless negotiations with officials about even whether the word special relationship would be used in official statements. i think what she said about putin is pretty smart, actually. i think trump's attitude to putin has been misunderstood. i think he should and will approach putin from a position of strength. if you work with us and reliably address the issues that we faced together, we will get along just fine. if you try and cross us, i will give a strong response and i i think that underlies trump's position. >> ed: let's dig deeper o

tomorrow president trump is expected to see with the russian president vlad putin himself. wonder how that will go. that's coming up. also, we're waiting for the swearing-in ceremony for -- ceremonial swearing in defense secretary mattis. we'll have live coverage when it happens. by simply enjoying it. boost® simply complete. it's intelligent nutrition made with only 9 ingredients, plus 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and look where life can take you! boost®. be up for it.™ 90% of the world's largest supercomputers run on intel? that means you can take a universe of data - in your case literally - and turn it into medical discoveries, diagnostic breakthroughs... ...proof that black holes collapse into one singularity. i don't know what that is. but yes. innovation runs on supercomputers... ...and supercomputers run on intel. you are super smart. and super busy. ♪ ooh! ufo! false alarm, eyelash! >> shepard: 16 minutes before the hour. a live look at the pentagon. the president and vice president being briefed, i should say, by the joint chiefs of staff and

it's not likely he's going to pick up the receiver and say, "hey, vlad, let me lift those sings for you i'd recommend he congratulate trump, flatter him, crack a joke or two and immediately move on to joint operations in fighting terrorism, working against isis or possibly setting up a summit in iceland together. >> this is not sounding like a very short phone call, potentially talking about striking a deal or how to work together as it pertains to syria. >> well, maybe just dropping a new nuggets of possibility into trump's lap. that said, i think that vladimir putin is loving the publicity this phone call has been given. he's -- it's completely pushed to the sidelines the phone call that you just mentioned that took place between trump and german chancellor merkel. i think we have to be really careful as a society in plaling in -- playing into the putin myth and building him up to be the most powerful leader of the world. putin is now the man that swung the u.s. presidential election to donald trump. i don't think that's accurate and i don't think that serves our national interests an

his name is vlad. he's handsome. wrestling bears with his shirt off. >> i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. it's also possible that we won't. >> mexico, can we get an update on where the relationship is? >> over the coming months we will be negotiating and we'll see what happens. >> mexico is not -- >> there will be a payment, it will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form. >> bad news, mexico didn't give us cash. good news we have new hats. for the second day in a row the president of the united states was trumped by the president of mexico. this is of course the most avoidable and the most childish fight any president of the united states has ever picked with another country. never mind our next door neighbor. when donald trump was running for president, he called senator marco rubio little marco. he did that both because he's a bully and because he's a complete ignoramus. marco rubino knows so much more that donald trump couldn't challenge rubio or anyone else to a real policy debate. so he reached for the only thing, an ignorant bully could use

intelligence is that russian president vlad pleuroputin ordered a multi-pronged campaign to influence the election and that included the cyber attacks. the report says putin and the russian government develop aid clear preference for trump and set out to help him win by discredititying secretary clinton. both the cia and fbi have high confidence in these conclusions. the national security agency rated its confidence as moderate. the reports also warning that russia's efforts to undermine western democracies will not end and in fact, it says moscow will apply lessons learned from its putin campaign in the u.s. presidential election to future influence efforts worldwide. it includes u.s. allies and their election processes. donald trump's reaction to the revelations in the intelligence report was lukewarm at best. for that part of the story, cnn's jim sciutto. >> reporter: tonight, a declassified version of the intelligence community's report on russian hacking concluded that "putin and the russian government developed a clear preference for president-elect trump." russian president val

expel 35 russian operatives after months before saying knock it off, vlad. that's all he says. >> that makes it okay for the president-elect to deny rush's involvement. >> it doesn't make it right that we've been so weak on russia. >> what does that have to do with trump not admitting what the intelligence community is clear about. >> he gets his briefing today. >> he could have gotten a briefing whenever he wanted one on this issue. they were out there so early. >> chris, things are stated on your network and other places all day long that aren't factual. >> my friend, i deal with you. you deal with me i'm giving you a very simple question. >> why is this so important to you? >> here is why. here is why. because, as we heard yesterday in those hearings and as you well know. you know my respect for you is complete when it comes to your understanding of the issues. cyber security is a big deal. russia intervening in this election and getting away with it is a big deal. you need to be on the same page. so the leader of me and everyone in this country saying i

nice tactic, vlad, the impaler, nice tactic, donald the imitator. that's "hardball." thanks for being with us. "all in" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> we're united in our opposition to these republican attempts to make america sick again. >> democrats unite to fight for obamacare as the president-elect warns republicans over the risks of repeal. >> and as he said this morning in a tweet -- >> tonight, the fight to save obamacare has officially begun and democrats have a plan. >>> plus, the headquarters of the resistance, california, hires a high-powered attorney. >> you don't want to go there, okay? >>> inside donald trump's love for wikileaks as he escalates his fight with american intelligence. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >>> and from rockettes to marching bands to brand-name celebrities, donald trump's trouble attracting the star power he craves for his big day. >> you are not summoned to perform for the king or for the dictator. >> "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. with just 16 days until don

the senate passed the measure course on thursday but now vlad may curse on both sides of the aisle are about how to replace the legislation so that millions of americans do not lose their health insurance. kristin fisher joins us live in washington with more. hi kristen. >> we go this is the initial gateway victory for republicans as they try to repeal and replace obamacare. what they have done is blocked democrats from using a filibuster on a future bill which essentially clears the way for the real were pale and replace bill once president-elect trump takes office. >> every mandate every regulation every single passage has to go and then we will have a chance to have the market work and that's part of the replacement is getting ready to repeal them bring down costs and provide affordable health care to families across the country. >> first republicans have to come up with a replacement for the affordable care act in many republicans are divided over what they were placemen should look like. howdy pay for it? would have any provisions in the current health care law should be kept and

vlad, good morning. >> good morning.sters say they wanted one last moment with their dying father but they never got the chance. now they're demanding allegiant air be held responsible. sisters trisha baker and debbie hartman say they boarded an allegiant air flight monday in north carolina to say good-bye to their sick father who was still in hospice care. while waiting to take off they got a text message that their father only had hours to live. >> i didn't know if my sister got the same text. >> she said she stood up to break the news to her sister and that's when the flight attendant stepped in. she said, you need to sit down. i said can i just sit here, i want to console my sister, we just got word that my dad's dying. >> hartman said she started having a panic attack and the situation escalated when herr sister confronted the flight attendant for not being attentive. >> she said you're being very rude. my father is dying and i'm trying to comfort her. she said you need to keep your personal problems off the plane.

. >> thank you, vlad. >>> president trump is defending his recent ban. protesters protested at airports overnight. the president has ordered all travelers from iran, iraq, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen to be denied entry into the united states for the next 90 days. they have suspended all refugees for 120 days. they're often looking for places to escape persecution or fleeing war-torn countries. under the indefinitely. >>> administration officials now say the ban will not apply to people with green cards even if they come from one of the seven nations. jericka duncan is at new york city's kennedy airport where more demonstrations are expected today. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we spoke with lawyers moments ago who are working on behalf of the detainees at kennedy airport. it includes a doctor from harvard, graduate students, and several children. huge nationwide protests erupted once again on president donald trump's second week in office. what started out saturday as a spontaneous demonstration at jfk has spread to airpor

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but marco rubio saying friends of vlad and my the pulling back.resume'. you don't run exxon without, you know, really obtaining not just power but success. so look, again, barring something we don't know today about those ties to vladmir putin, that, something that is unsavory we don't know, just because you're friends with someone, doesn't mean you shouldn't be the secretary of state. so. pete: new congress comes in. with the ethics rules change. some of the old business you see in times at washington. republicans are split. paul ryan said he was against it. what would it need for business as usual to change on capitol hill? >> this is why presidential power matters. barack obama did that on specific issues, you guys will not work with me, i will do this on immigration. republicans screamed and yelled about it, but now as president, donald trump has an opportunity to really use executive power, both on issues, but also, by just using, what used to be the megaphone, the fdr radio address, it is now twitter. the megaphone donald trump has. if repub

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can i call you vlad.in has said very nice things about the president. is he going to say thank you very much for those compliments. that's how the president works. ed: letter, corey lewandowski thanks for coming in today. >> appreciate it good morning. abby: now to other headlines, standoff on southern border intensifying overnight with bold new threats from mexico as it refuses to pay for president trump's border wall. mexican politicians they now say that they may retaliate by deporting u.s. law enforcement agents, letting trucks leave the country without drug inspections and encouraging boycotts of american brands. mexico's president scrapped plans to meet with mr. trump next week but they did speak by phone yesterday. both calling that conversation productive. and there is this. president trump causing a lot of croif with these comments earlier this week. >> what's going on with voter fraud is horrible. you have people that are registered who are dead there were illegals and freedom two states. abby: