do we have to accept as a country and a world we'll have a president who will not tweet like a professor, who will not tweet like a politician. he's going to tweet like any other ordinary human being and that's something journalists have to get over? >> i'm a conservative both politically and tempermentally. i get heartburn there's a wrecking ball taken to the norms of discourse and the way things are done. this is a wrecking ball election. it would profoundly surprise me,

she was one person who tweeted about this this morning, saying, this is a hugely serious issue was notaid there should bea issue was not she said there should be a full disclosure of what happened, who knew what and when, and why the house of commons was not told. so she is echoing the opinion of many many others. but we have also had other reaction, antinuclear campaigners, the cnd perhaps not surprisingly, they were camped out at faslane for many years, they have long fought to get rid of nuclear weapons on the clyde and they said, this is a serious failure and they are saying, as others are, it would have impacted on the parliamentary debate on trident replacement. they are questioning the government's commitment to spending what will be billions of pounds to replace the four current nuclear submarines, one of the ones which was involved in the incident near florida. the mod and downing street responded to this prior to the interview with theresa may this morning and what they said is, they were clear, they said we do not provide any further details on submarine operations, for obvi

who cares." the answer, trump cares. a week and a half ago, he tweetedut something about arnold schwarzenegger's ratings on an "apprentice" and how he did better. it's an obsession of his that is not right, it is not attractive, it really hurt his cause saturday. that was one day. that was sort of the day minus one. now, he is up to a good start. >> bret: steve. >> one of the reasons that donald trump is elected president he is because he promised to do things differently. when they do things differently like they did today, and made the announcement that they made that they will be taking skype questions from reporters outside the beltway. >> bret: let me play that sound bite. it is expanding the press briefing, who is allowed in. take a lesson. >> as you know, we are all about big viewership's and large audiences here. so, i want to tell you about an effort that we are undertaking here in the press briefing room to offer up more access to a group of journalists from around the country. beginning later this week, i am excited to announce that we will ha

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what happens to people who tweet back? >> and if you recently received a picture like this from your significant other, don't be fooled. they might not be sleeping it's the latest viral challenge that is trending of the interwebs. don't try pulling a fast one on this wednesday, january 18th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you really have to go to such great lengths to lie? >> if you plan on hanging out with the fellas as opposed -- >> can't you say i'm going out with the boys? instead a fake photo shoot. >> yes, and you keep a crop of them. >> you sound experienced. >> i'm a believer in it. >> we'll have to discuss it later. we'll start the half hour with president-elect donald trump coming to the defense of his pick for health secretary. the man who would be tasked with replacing obama care. >> he's now facing difficult questions from lawmakers today as democrats call for an investigation into his stock trades. price who is a surgeon is under fire for buying $15,000 in stock then introducing legislation t

it prompted a response from michigan republican justin amash who tweeted, dude, just stop. sergio quintana is live in the newsroom with the growing tirade and protest. >> donald trump continues his twitter attack on john lewis. a man who marched with king. there is also a growing number of democratic members who are joining a boycott against the inauguration. president-elect donald trump began the day with two tweets. congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district which is in horrible shape and falling apart, not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. sad. the president-elect was responding to comments from congressman lewis saying he does not consider trump to be a legitimate president. he told nbc news he's concerned about russia's involvement in the election. georgia congressman john lewis is considered a civil rights icon. he helped organize the march on washington with dr. martin luther king jr. in 1963. lewis has said he will not be attending fr

it prompted a rpoe from michigan republican justin amash who tweeted, dude, just stop. sergio quintana is live in the newsroom with the growing tirade and protest. >> donald trump continues his twitter attack on john lewis. a man who marched with king. there is also a growing number of democratic members who are joining a boycott against the inauguration. president-elect donald trump began the day with two tweets. congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district which is in horrible shape and falling apart, not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. sad. the president-elect was responding to comments from congressman lewis saying he does not consider trump to be a legitimate president. he told nbc news he's concerned about russia's involvement in the election. georgia congressman john lewis is considered a civil rights icon. he helped organize the march on washington with dr. martin luther king jr. in 1963. lewis has said he will not be attending fri

firing off these tweets. >> reporter: one of the main tools he's wielded in his rise to power, his megaphone, aimed not just at the powerful but at individual citizens like antonio, who dared express a teenager's dissent. >> i called him a reject cheeto. it was pretty crazy because it was the first time a tweet of mine has ever received that kind of attention. >> reporter: the tweet got thousands of likes and retweets and a lot of hate. and then he was blocked by the real donald trump. >> how do you interpret this man, the next president of the united states, blocking a 16-year-old high school student? >> i thought, okay, my tweet was definitely immature. it was weird to have him block someone. >> reporter: blocking means antonio could no longer directly see any of donald trump's tweets. and he's far from an isolated case. >> you're blocked by the person in line to become the leader of the free world. >> i'm now in this group that doesn't -- isn't as important as this other group. >> reporter: we spoke to more than a dozen. but since twitter won't comment on users' blocking habits it's hard to know exactly how many have been blocked. but there were enough that a hash

we saw #thanks obama, as well as #obama fair well and author steven king who tweeted the president, hope you enjoyed obama's speech and he said thanks, president obama. moving right along, another thing peoplwere talking about, this is andrea mitchell sharing her thoughts, she's got the most applause asking about the obama fair well and talking about the first lady. but a lot of talk about why sasha obama wasn't at the speech. she couldn't travel to chicago because she had a test here in washington today that she couldn't miss. some people were wondering if she was a designated survivor. well, we told you the big moment of the night was when the president said that heart felt message to his wife, first lady, michelle obamand saying she was so proud what we accomplished, an incredible journey and i love you, berock. >> tonight you'll have another chance to hear from the first lady. michelle obama is making her last late night appearance at 11:35. >>> a murder of uva student shocked the entire area and now we're learning the wrongful death lawsuit against her killer will not go to trial un

the commence come in response to president-elect trump who tweeted on monday that china isn't doing enougha chinese spokesperson said they hoped all sides would refrain from speaking at the issue for fears of aggravating the situation. >>> clashes continuing in and around mosul with heavy gunfire heard in an sbern district recently recaptured by iraqi forces. civilians were leaving the neighborhood with their belongings. >>> for the first time in more than 50 years the best-selling car in sweden is not a volvo. the volkswagen golf taking top honors. the last time a foreign car sat atop in the sales list was back in 1962. >>> and a 2-year-old boy in utah caught on nanny cam saving his twin brother by pushing a fallen dresser off of him. the two toddlers were, as you saw, climbing on open drawers before the dresser tipped over, pinning one of them to the ground. the boy struggles before his brother is able to push the dresser off of him. both boys are okay and extremely lucky. >>> secure that dresser! to the wall. that is the cnbc news update this hour. scottie, back to you. >> wow. wow, wow

. >> reporter: and pointing the finger at a "time" magazine reporter who tweeted erroneously that a bust of martin luther king jr. was removed from the oval office. >> think about how racially charged that is. and someone rushes out and says to the entire press corps that the president of the united states has removed the bust from hi office. >> spicer had basically a reset to do after what happened over the weekend, coming into this briefing room, lecturing the press, getting a couple of his facts wrong, not taking any questions. very combative. this was much business combative. there was certainly some combat going on. but definitely a reset in terms of his relationship with the press. >> reporter: what is unquestionable, the unexpected size and scope of the women's march on saturday. dwarfing the inauguration' crowds in washington and more than 60 cities around the world. for most of these people the day started at dawn, getting on a bus. it's now 4:00 in the afternoon. six hours into the protests. and the enthusiasm is still high. >> we are here to be respected. >> reporter: on the m

i saw someone on twitter who tweeted and said i can't believe abc made a show called "blackish," imagineecame president. ( laughter ) it's human stories, a family. >> it's a family, generationally, so you have lots of different perspectives. >> trevor: i thi

it prompted a rpoe from michigan republican justin amash who tweeted, dude, just stop. quintana is live in the newsroom with the growing tirade and protest. >> donald trump continues his twitter attack on john lewis. a man who marched with king. there is also a growing number of democratic members who are joining a boycott against the inauguration. president-elect donald trump began the day with two tweets. congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district which is in horrible shape and falling apart, not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. sad. the president-elect was responding to comments from congressman lewis saying he does not consider trump to be a legitimate president. he told nbc news he's concerned about russia's involvement in the election. georgia congressman john lewis is considered a civil rights

i think the combination of a president who tweets with a white house staff that is chaotic is a great recipe for total disaster. >> panetta says the one positive thing he saw happened today when president trump said he would defer to the secretary of defense on the issue of torture. trump said he believes it works when investigating terrorism suspects. james mattis has said he would not allow it. >>> the uc berkeley. a controversial figure on the far right will speak on campus next week. that is drawing outrage. henry lee says not everyone thinks my -- my low yiannopoulos should have a platform for his views. >> a controversial figure. yiannopoulos writes for a website made headlines banned from twitter when he made hateful comments about leslie jones. >> i don't have opinions outrageous. i like attention and say that it in outrageous ways. >> the republican is registering attention on yiannopoulos. he has been invited to speak on wednesday night to a sold out campus. >> if you have issues with milo yiannopoulos listen to what he has to say and the event will go off as planned and ple

i saw someone on twitter who tweeted and said i can't believe abc made a show called "blackish," imaginew called whitish, that would be racism. then that person became president. ( laughter ) it's human stories, a family. >> it's a family, generationally, so you have lots of different perspectives. >> trevor: i think you guys have done a great job with that. i'm amazed to see you have the time to do other things because going down to south africa and filming a show as nelson mandela, what is that -- >> life changing. first, to be asked to play a person like mandela, as an actor, it doesn't happen to you too often. there are a few people in history like jesus, gandhi, m.l.k., a couple of shakespearean kings and queens we know about, gods, but to be asked to play him was a true honor and responsibility. >> trevor: what i enjoyed about the episode that i watched -- because, you know, it's a miniseries over three nights on bet -- what i enjoyed was it was maybe one of the first times i've seen mandela's story told from the perspective of the collective. like martin luther king, he's the figu

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tweets ourselves. so why wouldn't we gravitate towards a man who is doing the same? my talk about new wants, it's not so much for language that would obstruct the truth. i'm saying new wants in terms of the fact that in a single tweet that celebrates what ford is doing, you can communicate the fact that they are still keeping jobs in mexico are manufacturing much of its small cars in mexico and the the ford focus will still be manufactured layer -- many factored -- manufactured there. you don't get the additional details that there is still a plant closing. that's what i mean. we can frame anything the way we want to frame it in 140 characters. it takes more than that, more digging to communicate the full story. host: with millions of followers, donald trump tweeting about "the apprentice." first, susan on the democrat line. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. caller: i want to go right into the tweets. i was really looking at him the byer day, and i was stunned the way they are -- maybe a 10th grader might have written these. maybe a ninth grader. how do we know t

. >> reporter: and so too i president, who tweeted last night, "if chicago doesn't fix the terrible carnageng on, i will send in the feds." the tweet came a day after emanuel had criticized the new president's priorities. >> this is unsolicited advice. you didn't get elected to debate the crowd size of your inaugural. >> reporter: which left people wondering whether the mayor had prompted the tweet or whether the president is signaling martial law. >> i think he's talking about federal troops, but we don't need that in chicago. >> reporter: what chicago needs, she says, is federal funds for redevelopment, for education and job training. >> if he's talking about federal investment in chicago, in terms of money, we're all for that. more jobs, not jails. >> reporter: at the white house, press secretary sean spicer said the president was talking about more than money. >> there the other aid that can be extended, as well, through the u.s. attorney's office or other means that will ensure that the people of chicago have the resources to feel safe. >> reporter: the federal government already has a

accountable, i think the press will have to find a way of dealing with the fact that this is a president who tweetscomes into his head, and this isa what comes into his head, and this is a new world, because in previous presidencies, anything that a president said is analysed and passed down to its bare components. and i think that congress, the press and the american people are having to get used to a very different way of communications from their leader. of course, meeting foreign leaders will be next on his agenda and theresa may is arriving on friday for a meeting. how is that playing out over their? i do not think anyone has really noticed yet, to be honest. 0f anyone has really noticed yet, to be honest. of course this is an enormous issue in britain but i think in america at the moment, there are so many other things topping the agenda, not least, we heard sean spicer talking about the fa ct heard sean spicer talking about the fact that democrats are holding up the confirmation process of his key cabinet picks. he is going into office and he doesn't have half his cabinet in place, that is n

to join the list is minnesota representative keith ellison, leading candidate to chair the dnc who tweeted this year. he says, i will not celebrate a man who preaches politics of division and hate, i won't be attending donald trump's inauguration, despite growing list, kellyanne conway says she hopes that they will reconsider. >> we hope that they reconsider. they are welcome to the inauguration. governor pence of indiana who is the only republican governor to go, he went to president obama's inauguration, she went to show respect. >> and certainly yet so we will keep a close eye on donald trump's twitter account to see if he responds to reverend sharpton. 40 is a lot of lawmakers. heather: he watches our show. if he tweets, let us know. the widow of orlando terrorist set to face the judge this morning, arrested by the fbi but her exact involvement remains a mystery. kelly wright with the latest on the investigation. good morning, kelly. >> her husband gunned down 49 nbt people in -- 49 innocent people in june. after several months of conducting more investigation, she's in custody and fac

it's no longer the case that there's a kind of whacky guy running for president who tweets a bunch of stuff. these are policy positions of the united states, never find fact it's completely ridiculous that the united states now has a position on how arnold schwarzenegger is doing on "celebrity apprentice," but how about the fact that the policy position of the united states in a couple weeks when he becomes president seems to be that the intelligence community in order to prove something that we all pretty well knew was the case, like the russian hack, had to divulge all sorts of evidence they usually would haven't to divulge publicly, which has a real consequence because now if you're an adversary of the united states seeking to do harm through cyber attack, now you know how other people got caught because they've been forced to show their math. that's because he's limiting his policy positions to 140 characters and those are now the policy positions of our country. >> neera, not only that, this is a guy who did threaten to lock up hillary clinton. to lock up his political opponent,

it's no longer the case that there's a kind of whacky guy running for president who tweets a bunch of stuff. these are policy positions of the united states, never find fact it's completely ridiculous that the united states now has a position on how arnold schwarzenegger is doing on "celebrity apprentice," but how about the fact that the policy position of the united states in a couple weeks when he becomes president seems to be that the intelligence community in order to prove something that we all pretty well knew was the case, like the russian hack, had to divulge all sorts of evidence they usually would haven't to divulge publicly, which has a real consequence because now if you're an adversary of the united states seeking to do harm through cyber attack, now you know how other people got caught because they've been forced to show their math. that's because he's limiting his policy positions to 140 characters and those are now the policy positions of our country. >> neera, not only that, this is a guy who did threaten to lock up hillary clinton. to lock up his political opponent,

it's no longer the case that there's a kind of whacky guy running for president who tweets a bunch of stuff. these are policy positions of the united states, never find fact it's completely ridiculous that the united states now has a position on how arnold schwarzenegger is doing on "celebrity apprentice," but how about the fact that the policy position of the united states in a couple weeks when he becomes president seems to be that the intelligence community in order to prove something that we all pretty well knew was the case, like the russian hack, had to divulge all sorts of evidence they usually would haven't to divulge publicly, which has a real consequence because now if you're an adversary of the united states seeking to do harm through cyber attack, now you know how other people got caught because they've been forced to show their math. that's because he's limiting his policy positions to 140 characters and those are now the policy positions of our country. >> neera, not only that, this is a guy who did threaten to lock up hillary clinton. to lock up his political opponent,

job >> this is from january fifth, a student tweeted frederick county school is k would be closed but the student misspelled the word tomorrow, so katie nash, who the school's twitter account responded back with this tweet, but then how would you learn to spell tomorrow? well, nash was told not to tweet anymore after that then fired on friday. the woman says she now understands why she was let go and does in the want to be a distraction. >> i know we said playfully, you see the smile. i'm sure she had good intentions. but not received well. it's public shaming at the end of the day. >> it is. >> to a fellow student >> as a fellow horrible speller >> i love you, fitz. let's head over to caitlin who's an excellent speller >> i do have to check, i get her point, i'm not going to lie. i don't know if that was worth being fired over. she's trying to teach t lessons and social media is where we learn these days. thank you guys, looking at nicer weather for today, yesterday was tough. cold rain all afternoon, and that was ice for some spots off towards our north but a warmup is on the way, if you are watching us from one of our northernmost counties,

susan: we have an incoming president who tweets. will you be gathering all of his tweets? will that start january 20? mr. ferriero: it starts after the inaugural ceremony, as soon as he is sworn in, the record-keeping starts. two weeks will not be new - tweets have nothing new. we have been collecting this president's tweets. susan: very different kinds, though. [laughter] it will be interesting for future generations of researchers. this is another round robin question. and theirizations structure is interesting. you were appointed by the president and went through the confirmation process. who is your boss and how long is your term? ms. hayden: did congress. -- the congress. it is a 10 year term. the librarian is the only appointee that is a presidential appointment. the other 3200 people that work at the library are government employees, federal employees. there is not an appointment process. when nine inch in congress, there are appropriations committees that have oversight, and quite a bit of interaction with congress. susan: is there still a joint committee? mr. ferr

clayton: punishment for snl writer who tweeted this about the president's son.e out of the dark, come on over. good morning. heather: good morning. . . . clayton: welcome back, disturbing new video shows play er. >> i hope you die tomorrow. clayton: booked on several charges including misdemeanor assault charges. bengals issuing an apology saying they're disappointed in his behavior, heather. heather: would you like your kids learning in this classroom? >> i need all white people to move to the back, this is a black and brown resistance march. heather: some parents were outraged that black lives matter could be part of the curriculum this week. a group of philadelphia district teacher creating optional lesson plans. some teachers are not happy about it either. one telling philly.com, the lessons will only escalate racial tensions. clayton: writer from snl also known as sat night live suspended for attacking barron trump on twitter. heather: this is very disturbing. >> yeah, golden rule is kids are off limits, right, but apparently saturday night live writer kati

that we had a tweet from jared hernandez who said they will be in the situation again soon. tooth is the yorks or terrible owners. on twitter certainly a lot of people taking aim at york. he will face tough questions today at a news conference an hour from now talking about what is next for the niners. >> i'm seeing a lot of people say there is a face. >>> the 40 niners lost to the seahawks. the seahawks of the them 2523. the niners lead early in the game but in the second quarter the seahawks again to bounce back. the niners ended the season with a two and 14 record. the worst ever for the team. the seahawks will play the detroit lions on saturday in seattle. i see a lot of people they they grew up a 40 niners fan. >> a lot of talk online about jed york. >>> coming up jason applebaum will join us and talk more about the 40 niners and what's next. >>> for the readers it is a great news after losing a chance to win the afc west. the denver broncos the readers 24-next. konica came in the readers are still in the playoffs and will play the houston texans on saturday. the bronco

. >> reporter: and so too, apparently, is the president, who tweeted last night, "if chicago doesn'the horrible carnage going on, i will send in the feds." the tweet came a day after emanuel had criticized the new president's priorities. >> this is unsolicited advice. you didn't get elected to debate the crowd size of your inaugural. >> reporter: which left people wondering whether the mayor had provoked mr. trump's threatening tweet, or whether the president was signaling potential action, even martial law. pat dowell is on the city council. >> i think he's talking about federal troops, but we don't need that in chicago. >> reporter: what chicago needs, she says, is federal funds for redevelopment, for education and job training. >> if he's talking about federal investment in chicago, in terms of money, we're all for that. more jobs, not jails. >> reporter: at the white house, press secretary sean spicer said the president was talking about more than money. >> there's other aid that can be extended, as well, through the u.s. attorney's office or other means that will ensure that the

. >> megan, can you tell me who tweeted that? wikileaks. five days ago wikileaks tweeted that if president obama were to take this action for chelsea manning then julian assange would agree to extradition to the united states, where he has some new fans. >> clarify, did assange say if it was commuted or pardoned? >> i don't know. a commutation means you get out of jail. >> the guilty verdict stands on your record and the pardon says guilt is removed. that could be a distinction that assange could say i'm not coming out of hiding. >> asking why would assange com come -- >> manning made assange's career. manning delivered all of these documents to wikileaks. if it wasn't for manning, you wouldn't have assange. >> her name was bradley manning at the time. this seems to negate the democrats frustration with assange and wikileaks over the russia stuff because what do they like more? do they prefer chelsea manning get the pardon they've been asking for? or are they mad at wikileaks for the russia hack? >> we were covering this on o'reilly pretty

that's the scary part. >> your column, you used examples of "saturday night live" writer who tweeted about barron trump and madonna's f bomb speech you say passing for advocacy and shouldn't be done that way. >> looks like pet u lant theater. there is so much substantive ground to confront donald trump and his administration. when you stand at microphone and curse you take people's eye off the ball. >> you say as much. outrage proves you're no better than he is, it's theater. >> gives the people on his side a way to say you're so virtuous and high minded explain that tactic and behavior? as there's so many substantive things to talk about here. when you vent in undisciplined and vulgar way, you allow people to focus on something other than what you really want. i think madonna wants people to focus on the threat to women's health and lgbt rights and doesn't get that attention when stands at microphone and curses. this is about not playing into donald trump's hands and not sur rending your your own credibility and standing on the high ground and not letting this man tug the level disc

. >> there was swift condemnation from democratic leaders including senator chuck schumer who tweeted with this picture saying there are tears run do you think the cheeks of the statue of liberty tonight. democrats also pufshing back against repealing and replacing obamacare. here's house minority leader nancy pelosi during the party's weekly address this morning. >> tragically, the repeal of the affordable care act will lead to death, disability, and suffering and republicans will do all of this so give a massive new tax break to the wealthiest as they abandon seniors and working families across america. democrats will stand our ground to protect the affordable care act because as we and many marchers believe health care is the right of every american, not just the privileged few. >> those comments come as "the washington post" is in disarray, the post reporting it is based on an audio that was recorded and that the paper obtained. i want to bring in casey hunt at the white house for us. good morning to you. let's talk about the backlash against the executive order of president trump

going to have to adjust, congress, government going to have ato adjust, to del with donald trump who tweets foreign policy, tweets attacks. has the bar changed? >> no, everybody has to adjust. everybody has to change because we're dealing -- whether you like it or not, we're dealing with somebody who will conduct the business of the presidency very differently than anybody before. there is no template for it. ether you think it's right or wrong, whether you think it's confusing as heck he's doing, it he's going to be doing it. this is going to be almost a full-time job the next four years, interpreting s this a tweet that's actually a declaration of policy, is this just him blowing off steam? we've never had to have these calculations before about presidents. like it or not, we have to with this one. >> the new abnormal. that's what i'll call it. steve, thank you for joining me on set. hans nichols, thank you. >>> breaking news. a new arrest in the investigation into the orlando nightclub shooting. the fbi has arrested the wife of the gunman who killed 49 people last year. noor salman, marr

tweet. this beyer who announces he will also boycott the inauguration and he also mentions in that tweet the late dr. king and how trump represents the opposite of his values. also, the second area democrat to join that is maryland's fourth district congressman anthony brown taking to twitter to make the announcement and in that tweet, referencing his support for civil rights leader representative john lewis, who we, of course, know was most recent target of trump's tweets. meanwhile, there will be another day of all eyes and ears on on capitol hill where senate hearings will be taking place for trump pick for secretary of education and interior secretaries. first up will be a confirmation hearing where chart school betsy devos will testify before a senate panel, she's, of course, trump's pick for secretary of education and once again, is a controversial pick. she is confirmed, she plans to and an school choice programs but critic say she's a wealth insider with no experience in schools or education policy. also later today, we'll be trump nominee for interior secretary. he will testify mont

then we have a president who tweets, a president-elect.enis: the president talked about that little bit yesterday. that has been a tool that has served the president-elect well and gets with hisntly in touch voters and with the media. but he also talked about that. charlie: 140 characters. denis: information is moving fast. charlie: suppose you were giving a farewell address. what would you want to say. you've been by the side of barack obama since he was in the senate. you've seen to campaigns, the white house from the oval office , you have traveled with them as he met foreign leaders and in some sense, you controlled who had access to him. so what do you say in your farewell? first, it would be like an empty hall. but i would say thank you. it's an unbelievable opportunity to watch the president do what he's doing. as amazing as the president's story is, that is what has always made america great. i'm as unlikely a chief of staff as he is unlikely a president. at 10 brothers and sisters, grew up in minnesota and here i am. i didn't even

. >> a woman who tweeted to the president elect never expect today get a response from mr.that's exactly what happened. the president elect taking time out of his busy day to respond to this south carolina woman, amy tweeting, it's morning in america again, thank you president-elect donald trump, so proud of you. mr. trump responding right back saying, thanks, amy's twitter blowing with reaction overnight. david said, hang that tweet in a beautiful golden frame in your home. this is history. wow, i've never seen donald trump retweet anyone. adam says, he will go down in history as the greatest po, -- potus ever. it's a new day, #make america great again. it's morning in america, guys, how about that for early morning positivity? >> i wish i had a video of her reaction. >> oh, my gosh, i think it would be something like that. >> i love it. >> thanks. >> time now 54 minutes after the hour. attention flyers, big change coming to jet blue finally, one from an airline you're going to like. free by coming up next. >> i like that. robbers caught red handed using a doggy door. wait

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this is a guy who was tweeting -- he hasllion people tal instability that he does not have to run the country. do not got these guys after more money by polluting the water and making a dirty project that they are trying to do that is really scary. should that the wise dog -- by the impressive rhetoric that is not going to cut it. host: our last caller. some protests yesterday afternoon. these exams orders -- these executive orders -- how much is the public and congress going to be able to weigh in here before construction might begin, particularly on keystone xl but also on dakota access? guest: that is unclear. senator john hogan -- we caught up with him yesterday and he said it would probably be an administrative process. as you can see from the executive

from ellen, who tweets, last i 10,000 new ests for security analysts needed for intelligence hat or defenseoor action, se u.n., andn to condemn, trump get down there and kick -- you can read that. they will take up resolution abstaining .s. from from the vote on expansion of israeli settlements, that starting at ork noon. live coverage on c-span. hey're in about 15 minutes, 10:00 eastern, for a traditional reading of the u.s. constitution. verly is next in south jersey.eld, new independent line. caller: yes, good morning. what i would like to say and in beginning with affordable thingct, i read the whole as an independent and i did work for the democrats. there were a e, ot of negotiations with the republicans and harry reid. and they negotiated a lot of -- expect it to ot pass. but faith was on the side of the passed. people and it the other thing is this, the affordable care act and i would one comment before i continue. was watching jeopardy the other night and there was a question and one young woman affordable care act and alex said, no, and the young she pressed in and she said, obama

confirmation hearings showing interestingly the nominees who did well are those who separated themselves from donald trump's tweets and other controversial positions following lines that were developed for them with the transition officials in their briefings, so they were following the party line of administration transition officials, but the people who did well, jim mattis and pompeo and a couple of the others, not so much some of those who really didn't seem prepared for the kind of grilling you get during the hearings. >> rex tillerson and to a lesser extent ben carson, although didn't rise to the certain level of scrutiny with rex tillerson, but look. i think that the thing that i took away from this week and the confirmation process was how powerful three senators are, john mccain, lindsey graham and marco rubio. they expressed the most concern about the russian interference, marco rubio saying he will not look at wikileaks, he went that far, not many other people went that far when it came to refusing even to touch it. the point is they controled the agenda this week. that was the other thing i thought fas

among those who tweeted the clip was sheila jackson lee.ere's the clip from her twitter page yesterday. generalink the attorney has a responsibility to say no to the president if he asked for something that was improper? a lot of people who defended the nomination said that he appoint somebody who is going to execute his views. what is wrong with that? but if the views a president wants to execute our unlawful, should the attorney general or the deputy attorney general say no? >> i believe the attorney general or deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president. that nomination hearing happened back in the spring of 2015. that was sally gates there being questioned by jeff sessions who ofnow up for the top job attorney general. and jeff sessions having his markup in the judiciary committee today at 9:30. we will be showing that vote on c-span3. 10:00 andm goes until we hope you will stay with us or head over there and then come back. with the next ha