didn't even try to get support among congressmen and senators, and senator chuck schumer in new york, he has come out very strongly against this and he points out it's actually going to make it more difficult for a two-state solution to actually happen. >> look, look, the democratic party continues to alienate people: alienated blue collar workerrize doesn't maintain what happened 1967. it happens -- matters that's united states did and abstained and allowed there is to move forward. if you see the rockets and missiles lobbed at childcare facilities that are underbackground in bunkers and then you look at the fact that the palestinians, when they in fact -- when the israelis halted making settlement buildups, they still didn't come to the table. they're playing the -- what the iranians did. the whole dog and pony show, trying to get. her and what this president has done is wrong because he has put a tremendous road block with the russians and now with this issue. it's unacceptable. >> i'm sorry, i'm out of time. thank you so much to all of you being here near. >> heated conversation. dem

steps forward to working with donald trump. or president-elect donald trump rather. ja chuck schumer said he's interested in some of the plans regardi regarding infrastructure. >> he wants money for new york, i guess. nancy pelosi and harry reid, some of the things they have said, and frankly some of president obama's comments and certainly his wife michelle obama who has given up hope telling oprah winfrey that. >> well, i think there -- i certainly think that president obama has worked very hard to have a very peaceful transition with donald trump. they certainly differ on the opinion on russian interference of elections. something that the fbi and cia back. but i think, you know, in regards to sort of hadley's point regarding protesters, you know, as long as its peaceful protest and it will be one march, that they have gotten the permit to have the march on january 21st, i don't think it is the day of the inauguration, it's the day after, as long as these people -- >> so they do their protests, hopefully they do it peacefully, and do they need to move on and do a little soul searc

which is so great. which is so great. >> reporter: but chuck jones the head of the plant says 550 jobs are still being sent to mexico. and 350 of the jobs weren't saved because they were never at risk. >> if you're dealing with people's livelihoods, you shower in the world ought to know what the numbers are. >> trump responded saying jones has done a horrible job representing workers and if the union was any good, they would have saved those jobs. the twitter messages may be over shadowing the announcement of the president-elect's pick to head the environmental the president-elect picked oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt. pruitt helped lead the charge against president obama's climate change policies. and he describes himself on linkedin as a legalling advocate against the epa's activist agenda. >> i think the greatest impediment we have in the country today as far as economic growth is not tax policy, it's regulatory policy. >> reporter: the sierra club is opposing his nomination saying having pruitt in charge is having putting an arsonist kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> al

back on >> the president-elect got push back from chuck jones, the steel workers union leader. >> if trump is sincere and you've heard him numerous times that's what his goal is, we'll sit down and we'll work out something to keep these dam jobs here. >> mr. trump lashed out at jones on twitter earlier this week after jones accused the president-elect of inflating the number of carrier jobs being kept in the u.s. mr. trump boosted 1100 jobs would stay put but jones said the number is closer to 800. cbs news new york. >> the associated press is reporting tonight that president-elect trump to expected to pick gary kohn to lead the national economic council. tonight he heads to grand rapids, michigan for another stop on his thank you tour. >>> tonight u.s. intelligence agencies are launched a formal probe into the computer hacked blamed on russia could have influenced the year's presidential president obama ordered that review. the goal is to figure out what lessons were learned and how to block cyber attacks in the future. the results of the probe could remain classified for obvious re

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closer to 800. so the president-elect took to twitter last night. tweeting chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers, adding no wonder companies flee this country. the union firing back on twitter calling jones a hero who tried to save jobs. trump returning to twitter to blast the entire steel workers union. chuck jones says he has been harassed and threatened in the wake of the twitter feud. he's certainly, trump, using the bul bullipulpit of twitter to get things done. the question is how much tit-for-tat retaliation is there going to be. >> not just that twitter is the medium, what's awesome is how business focused and economics focused everything is. yesterday it was the interview of "the today" program, it was so business focused, a mainstream breakfast television show. we were talking about boeing, carrier, about retaliation with china. all these things that are so business focused. this is not a typical president in any means. it's fascinating. >> his background, his promises. how he won the election. he wanted to keep jobs back in america. starting to get a

decrypting the signals and then they would chuck them in the out basket and disappear and very often nobody would even bother to tell them what the he le l had they achieved and what had an impact and the people who ran blatchely were begging the chiefs of staff to send one or twoed a miles or generallies down to tell all these geeks sitting there, not in very comfortable working conditions about what the work was doing but nobody took much notice, but my point is in the end in order to make a movie that's going to get an audience worldwide, in order to write a novel that's going to sell like robert's novels you have to play a little bit with the truth. have you to make it seem like they all knew what the consequences of the successes and failures were. sure a very few people at the top. trees, the ordinary guys, even some very bright ones, didn't have a cloou and the germans did much worse. the brilliant thing the british did, the british and the americans recognized that the people who were breaking codes, all these academics, you had to just leave them to be eccentric and to be we

signals, and then they just chuck them in the out basket and they disappear. often, no one bothers to tell them what this had achieved or if this had an important impact. very often, the people who ran bletchley were begging the chiefs of staff to send one or two admirals or generals down to tell all these geeks sitting there, and in not very comfortable working conditions, about what their work was doing. but nobody took much notice. in the end, in order to make a movie that is going to get an audience worldwide and in order to write a novel that's going to sell like roberts novels, you have to play a bit with the truth. you have to make it seem that they knew the consequences of their successes and failures. sure, a few people at the top of the tree new. but the ordinary guys, even some very bright ones, didn't have a clue. the germans did much worse. the brilliant thing the british did -- the british on the americans recognized that the people who were breaking codes, these academics, you had to just leave them to be eccentric to be weird and wonderful. not put them into uniform. t

workers in indianapolis. the local united steel workers president chuck jones said he was grateful to trump for his efforts to save jobs, but he believed that trump had lied about the number of jobs that were actually saved saying it was actually 800, not 1100 as trump claimed. trump fired back tweeting that jones has done a terrible job. an hour later telling the union to spend more time working and less time talking. >>> trump's businesses under scrutiny this morning as new questions are raised about his upscale hotel in washington, d.c. critics say foreign governments are holding events there to curry favor with the president-elect. abc brian ross investigates. >> reporter: just down the street from the white house, the president-elect's new luxury hotel seems to be the new in spot, the place for foreign governments and special interests to show loyalty to donald trump. the kingdom of bahrain rented out the presidential ballroom at an estimated cost of $100,000 to celebrate its national holiday, so we showed up to ask why here? last year it was a different hotel, is this because mr

presumed dead after the plane went down in the black sea. abc's chuck sieverson has the latest. >> reporter: as mourners placed flowers in memory of the lost, recovery ships plucked fragments of the plane from the black sea. a russian military plane took off sunday morning from the airport in sochi. two minutes later, it crashed, taking 84 passengers and eight crew members into the waves. by air and by sea, more than 3,000 responders around the scene, recovering some bodies and fragments of the plane. the aircraft's flight recorders have no radio beacons making their recovery more difficult. the flight crew reported no problems before the disaster and the plane's wreckage was scattered over a wide area, raising the possible specter of terrorism. among the victims, 64 members of the ensemble, the official choir of the russian military. russia's president vladimir putin declared monday a national day of mourning. we'll conduct a thorough investigation, he said, doing everything to support the victims families. in sochi sunday night, they paid respect, candles part of the darkness

well, but perhaps not well enough. abc's chuck severton has the latest. >> reporter: the finally deadly moments of a terrorist rampage captured on video. that massive delivery truck running down christmas shoppers in berlin monday leaving behind a dozen dead and scores injured. but this man was nowhere to be found. police say anis amry left only his fingerprints behind. they now say he hijacked the truck, killed its driver and finished the mission of murder. the 24-year-old immigrant is now the center of a global dragnet. >> we have his photograph. we have his fingerprints. we have his dna, so he can't disappear. >> reporter: this is one of dozens of police raids across the city to find the fugitive. amry was already known to authorities. the german magazine "der spiegel" says he was knocaught a telephone wiretap offering to commit a suicide attack. authorities found the samt too, quote, convoluted to arrest him. they watched him until seventh, and amri had a long criminal record. he served four years in prison. the christmas market defiantly reopens. two americans were among tho

democratic party. democratic senator chuck schumer say the following in a statement, quote, while he may not have intended it, i fear secretary kerry in his speech and action at the united nations has emboldened extremists on both sides. now, despite kerry's harsh words, the obama administration assures it will veto any forthcoming potential u.n. resolutions calling on the recognition of palestine as a state. here's what deputy national security adviser ben rhoads told me. >> just to be clear here, when secretary kerry says these are not the choices we will make, which is kind of vague, is he saying that the u.s. would veto any resolution in the u.n. which might dictate a peace solution or might recognize a palestinian state? >> yes. >> he would veto that? >> yes. >> the u.s. will veto that? >> yes. >> pretty clear. cnn's oren liebermann is in jerusalem with the latest. what is the reaction in israel? is this assurance that the u.s. will not permit a recognition by the u.n. security council of palestine as a state do anything to assuage netanyahu's feelings? >> prime minister netanyahu h

debate over russia's hacking of the election. four prominent senators including john mccain and chuck schumer are not only calling for a larger investigation of russia's actions, but they also want a new select committee to come up with tougher laws to combat cyber attacks. this call comes as the incoming presidential chief of staff, reince priebus, is questioning the finding of the intelligence community, suggesting that donald trump might find a way to believe these assessments. cia and fbi agreed russia hacked computers to help him win the election. he won't believe it until directors of cia and fbi go on tv and say it. >> i think he would accept the conclusion if these intelligence professionals would get together, put out a report, show the american people that they're actually on the same page as opposed to third parties through the "washington post." >> it's not third parties. >> but we -- i mean we haven't heard from comey. so, look, i think these guys should be straight with the american people and come out and say it. >> joining me now is illinois republican congressman adam

acosta, matthew chance. guy, thank you very much. let's talk about the relationship with russia. chuck hagel is joining us. he was the defense secretary during the obama administration from 2013 to 2015. he served in vietnam, first vietnam veteran to serve as secretary of defense, former u.s. senator, from nebraska, republican senator from nebraska, i should point out as well. mr. secretary, thank you very much for joining us. >> wolf, thank you. >> your head spinning listening to all of this, what's going on right now? give me your reaction. >> well, i think a couple of things. yes, it's important that we get the facts. we will get the facts i suspect when the new congress comes back into session in january. they will open hearings on all this. we do need the facts. also, we'll got to remember, in 35 days, we're going to have a new president. a new administration. new policies. new structures. the fact is also we have common interests with russia. russia's a big country. it's an important country. every new administration that takes office comes in with new hope, new possibilities. i

lindsey graham on the republican side. chuck schumer and jack reed for democrats. the process of russian interference should "alarm every american." senate majority leader mitch mcconnell spoke about it this morning. >> it defies belief somehow republicans in the senate are reluctant to review russian tactics or ignore them. so last let me say i have the highest confidence in the intelligence community and especially the central intelligence agencies, the cia is filled with self-less patriots, many of whom anonymously risk their lives for the american people. >> the house speaker paul ryan just tweeting, quoting him, our intelligence committee has been working diligently to the cyber threats. this important work will kornt a continue and has my support. the president-elect continues his victory tour this week. in wisconsin tomorrow. hershey, pennsylvania, thursday. orlando, florida, on friday. he'll wrap up the tour in mobile, alabama on saturday. also this week, expecting a choice for the biggest cabinet position that hasn't yet been filled. talking about the secretary of state. the nam

pentagon. the president-elect also made some international waves recently with a phone call. abc's chuck sivertsen has the latest. telephone call from the leader of taiwan, tsai ing-wen. trump tweeting, "the president of taiwan called me today to wish me congratulations on winning the presidency. thank you." but the u.s. broke off diplomatic relations with taiwan in 1979, and now recognizes only the government of mainland china. the call is a breach of diplomatic protocol that foreign policy experts fear could infuriate the regime in beijing. in a second tweet, trump says, "interesting how the u.s. sells taiwan billions of dollars of not accept a congratulary call." it was back to transition business at trump tower friday. a parade of officials in the lobby, even street performer the naked cowboy was spotted. also on the list, former defense secretary robert gates. >> we had a wide ranging discussion. chuck: gates also endorsed the man president-elect donald trump wants to be the next leader of the pentagon, retired marine general james mattis. the respected leader earned the nicknames o

flew, but not this plane. it is a torpedo bomber. >> chuck franzke is a decorated navy veteran of world war two. >> world war ii was not like any other war, because the whole war ii. , and much of the country has been involved in honoring world war ii vets over the years, but there is only one company that we know of that is involved with decorating homes for veterans like the franzke's for christmas. >> once the polls are closed in the off-season, we do the christmas lights. >> the franzke's are one of two families the company selected in southeastern wisconsin to honor with decorations this year. they come home and they see the christmas lights. a lot of people like to decorate their cells, and as they get older, it gets harder to do it, and so we can come out and do it for you. >> chuck and his wife beverly are in their early 1990's all -- and all they've done in recent years is put up a few candles so the free decorations , is a blessing to them. >> i like that part of it. >> be lit up for the first time in a long time. mike anderson, wisn 12 news. patrick: swimming pool servi

recently senator john mccain, lindsey graham, paul ryan, chuck schumer, all of them in support of these sanctions. i know you cover crimes and not necessarily politics, but is this really the first showdown donald trump wants with the new administration -- the showdown over these russian sanctions with congress? alan: it may or may not actually be a showdown. certainly, lindsey graham, john mccain, traditional foes of vladimir and russia -- this is not a change in their position. paul ryan said in his statement these are overdue, but are appropriate. he is in line with his previous policies toward russia. if donald trump comes in and says this is all fine, and we do not want russia hacking us, and if you were, mr. putin, please stop, but the way to address russia is through friendship not through sanctions -- sections have been place, whether it is for cyber or ukraine since 2014 -- they have not changed russian actions. they have not changed russian mines. it is the wrong way of going about -- about things, you might find a receptive ear among a lot of republicans. i doubt among john m

don't want to bore you with the details. dodd-frank is in the bible. me, chuck schumer said to if we recalibrate and resynchronize, we can accomplish our goals. it is perfectly reasonable to see where you can do better as opposed to a knee-jerk reaction where everything put in place is good. >> you have moved up in jp morgan. we now have a dominant for labor secretary that has quite from about against raising the minimum wage. jamie: i don't think so. what he said is that the government should be give verbal about raising its minimum wage. it should be a decision made at the local level. a club of businesses -- california and new york can afford $15. other states probably can't. i am not against states raising it thoughtfully. i am not in favor of the federal government doing it and imposing real hardships. if you can afford it, raise it. share the wealth a little bit. i told those at j.p. morgan, we are worried more about our lower paid people that are higher paid people. that will help small business. by, you're to get not a bad person, that is how you survived. you will have less

. chuck joins us now. caller: good afternoon. i live in new york, i am a democrat. chuck schumer is now the minority leader. i really wanted him to be the majority leader. i do have expectations. because both houses of congress are governed by the republicans whether theree will be compromise. i hope there is. as a democrat and my support obama care. i don't want it repealed 100%. host: what do you think the odds are on obamacare, the health care law? do you think congress will repeal it, will they replace it? it --: i hope they repeal i hope they don't repeal it 100%. i hope they keep the mandate. donald trump says he does not want to repeal all of it. i hope he keeps his word and doesn't rivulet 100%. it is very important. -- and doesn't repeal it 100%. host: thanks for the call. nick is next in portland, oregon on the independents line. caller: we are not going to get what we need from the republicans and democrats. i was a lifelong republican up until 2012. i just saw that there wasn't any difference, we're going to have to go with someone else. stein and bernie sanders ever since.

? >> i'm confident. chuck schumer -- in the statement we made this morning, chuck schumer said we will be working in a bipartisan basis. you cannot make this issue partisan. it is too important. a fundamental of a democracy is a free and fair election. >> other members of congress echoing that same sentiment. republican senator lindsey graham saying i am not challenging the outcome of the election but am very concerned about russian interference and actions at home and throughout the world. representative robin kelly, as the top democrat on the investigative information and technology security subcommittee says, we will get to the bottom of russian hacks. here on c-span, "newsmakers" as next. andill look at the life legacy of late astronaut and former u.s. senator john glenn who died thursday at the age of 95. later our conversation with brian gruber on q&a. joining us on newsmakers this week is the representative john yarmouth who will serve as the ranking member of the budget committee. welcome to you, congress and. -- congressman. --ning him welcome to both of you. >> congressman, t

to introduce the chief historian of the capitol historic society, chuck -- of the capital historic society, chuck. >> on the half of the historical society, i would like to present the 2016 christmas tree ornament, which in a sense is the eastng home from depths of the hudson when they were removed in 1995. merry christmas, everyone, happy holidays. [applause] mr. ayers: thank you so much, chuck. for more than four decades, the united states forest service and the architect of the capitol have partnered to bring a christmas tree to the capitol, and each year the forest service mostts one of our nation's large national forests to provide a tree to grace the west front lawn, i have these beautiful, magnificent trees never disappoint. i would like to thank the dedicated folks of the united states forest service, both the staff in washington and the payette national forest staff in idaho, who helped make this event possible. we really appreciate your hashtagnt to #plateitforward on your cross-country journey to washington, d.c. by spreading holiday cheer across this great country. join

minority leader chuck schum shore do the same thing. the flip side of that is the democrats for years said they are the party of good government. they believe in government. they believe in governing to help people in their everyday lives. and if they just block everything and we have shutdown threats and all of these different things that we've seen over the past years, and the democrats start being blamed for those things, then suddenly they're not the party of good government. it would be a very sharp political tactic on their part. but they would have to somehow walk that tightrope where they're saying, you know, we're knocking down government in order to save it type of message. and i don't know how successful they would be at sending to it the electorate. but that remains to be seen. and again, that's a discussion that they're having right now. and there are sharp disagreements within the party about how to succeed. >> chris cillizza in "the washington post" takes potential leaders that could have risen up to challenge or replace what is currently in place. they highlight xavier bece

senator chuck schumer, democrat from new york. the houston chronicle you do, nancy pelosi, listen to it -- listen to it nancy pelosi said. [video clip] nancy pelosi: i worked fo with harry reid for more than a decade. to observe harry is to observe a master at work. his commitment to his values and his respect also, for his colleagues. harry had many occasion to evaluate the leadership and courage of our colleagues. in all of my years, more than 10 working with harry, he always spoke in the most glowing, respectful and understandingly about all of the senators. and republican senators, as well. very respectful with everyone's point of view. the constituents that were represented never, never anything but the finest word. guest: [laughter] umm, that is fake news right there. alert ofhat any half the beltway swamp, harry reid has conducted himself in a manner that might most politely be called brass knuckles and certainly, the victims of his rhetoric and his actions over .he years can attest to that i think this says as much about nancy pelosi as it does about harry reid, and this very

chuck schumer in the obamacare repeal fight. infrastructure, that will be fascinating. that is a very different than it. dynamic. everyone's to build roads and bring money back to the district. the question is how to pay for it. democrats is making a lot of promises. democrats and republicans -- donald trump is making a lot of promises. democrats and republicans have been agreeing with him, but when it comes to paying for it -- he is not said where or when or how he wants to spend it. they have to come up with $1 trillion that you cannot find that on capitol hill. -- you cannot find that on capitol hill. these are the budget fights we see every year. so, certainly that is an area where they can come together and agree on a bipartisan basis. we talk about how it is going to be funded, that is going to get messy. host: congress is about to go out on their break. what needs to be done as far as budget issues? two things, one they could get it done this week. spending for the government expires this friday on the ninth. they have to pass something by then. the question is if they will pus

. here is senate democratic leader harry reid and chuck schumer speaking about the future of the democratic party after the election. [video clip] >> last tuesday night was something none of us expected. i suspect that is true for many of you in the press, as well. it certainly did not go the way we democrats hoped. it was a tough night, no doubt about it. when you lose an election like this, you cannot flinch. you cannot ignore it. you need to look it right in the , analyze it, and learn from it. one thing we know is that we heard the american people loud and clear. they felt that the government was not working for them. they felt that the economy was rigged against them in many places and that the government beholden to big money and special interests. now there is a debate going on about whether we should be the party of the diverse obama coalition or the blue-collar american in the heartland. some think we need to make a choice and spent all of our energy focused on one group of americans or another. i believe that there does not have to be a division. in fact, there must not

from dayton, ohio is chuck on the line for all others. what do you think? caller: yes, i think they should forgive the loans because students went to school, yes, they signed the papers, but these banks and the father will government put an interest rate on it. $20,000is paying over my daughter's student loans, which was originally a loan for $20,000. she has been paying for the last five years. $20,000.owe almost now there are four loans -- the school has taken out loans after my daughter left the school. something has got to be done. host: do you think there should assome sort of income cap, we have been talking about. do you think the government should forgive the loan wholesale, or do you think there should be a balance between how much you all pay and how much the government might take? caller: right now, the way the schools are, and the money they -- i mean, some of the school should not even be in business. they are getting kids to take out loans so that the kid can buy a car. i was selling cars at one time, and i had a person come in with a student loan to buy a car because

. we make them several times a day, day after day, year after year." chuck from cincinnati of the independent line. caller: good morning. think it is for c-span. i appreciate you guys very much. being ant is that united states citizen is more than just a prize in a crackerjack box. that is why we need to embrace legal immigration because those folks understand and want to be an american citizen. immigration, ial have seen those folks are not interested in being an american. they just need a place to drop where they can get -- it is like enemies in a park kind of atmosphere. messageto send a clearly all around the world that america will not tolerate illegal immigration, and a big, gigantic wall will send that message all around the world. don't come here illegally because you will not be -- you will be sent back. i am sorry if that sounds harsh but the survival of our country is at stake. household is in dire straits right now. we just can't afford to take on people that we can't take care of. host: ok. bob from somerset, new jersey. caller: good morning. my major concern with imm

. fortunately, the chair of the -- the ranking member of the energy , we have leaders like chuck schumer, the incoming minority leader in the senate. these are real champions who are leading democrats. they will absolutely insist any energy policy that moves forward is a clean, forward-looking, positive development. vonnie in martinsburg, west virginia. go ahead. have her would like to answer a question for me. she did not answer the gentleman who called earlier about leading by example. about how we run around the country in jet planes , and how much that impacts the environment. you went right over that like he didn't even say it. i would like you to talk about how much it is the amount of spits that we do by jet it out, and how much you all right around in just all the time and you don't want to talk about it. guest: thank you for following up. actually, i think the white house has done a great job leading by example, whether it is putting solar panels on the garden,use roof, or the those are great examples of how we can make personal choices. as i mentioned, it's important wh

you. host: one from senator chuck schumer who tweeted, "extremely frustrated, disappointing, and confounding that the administration has failed to veto. the human resolution" also a tweet from house speaker paul ryan. " today's vote sent a dangerous precedent -- set a dangerous precedent." is calling from new castle, pennsylvania on the independent line. caller: good morning. decision.this it is about time. i hope it is not too late. i am proud of our president for at least acting now. i would like to correct a couple of things i have heard. first of all, as far as being a break with u.s. policy, yes, it is a break with the policy of issuing the veto vote. it is not really a break with u.s. position regarding the settlements. acknowledged they were illegal. we have always acknowledged they are destructive in regards to the peace efforts. for -- primarily for political reasons with the vetoing these you and resolutions. -- un resolutions. i would like to correct the previous caller restated gaza was given autonomy. i believe it was 2005 or whatever. that is a bit of a joke. yes, t

hacking. not only with chuck spoke with cars. with -- with trucks but with cars. guardsn be 100% safe against that that the industry is taking. host: the industry is working on several protectors for the roads today. in cyber laid out security guidelines, best practices that their work to integrate. more portly, and the one thing you say, you have to be aware. cyber attacks are criminals always looking for an opportunity to exploit. we have to harden the vehicles and make sure that we separate safety critical systems from something like entertainment, radio, hotspots, things of that nature. the goal is to make sure it makes it hard for separate attack to succeed but to recognize when you do have do haveime -- when you attacks, you can shut it down quickly. they're working to make sure maintained. you're right, cyber security will be important aspect, not only for self driving but all vehicles. host: mortgages from michigan and reminds her of this story in "the washington post." will learnhat gm soon if it will stand up to michigan's harsh winters. that brings the weather questio

chuck jones in indiana who represents workers at the carrier company. he received a series of threatening phone call from trump supporters. last week mr. trump used twitter to attack a college students who asked him a critical question at a rally. woman has been barraged by and seen and arranged threats ever sense. as a corporation, twitter is under no obligation to let mr. trump use the service. it gets to make its own sets of each rules. among those rules is a prohibition on using the service to incite harassment. guest: it's very interesting and probably the reason twitter was not invited to the big tech counsel yesterday. understand the caller's question. i certainly cannot answer for melania trump. rightelieve she has the to choose the platform she must cares about. i saw an interview she did with her husband. they were asked about this. she was asked why cyber bullying and how are you dealing with your husband close use of oftter -- husband's use twitter and 4:00 a.m. tweets? she said we have conversations and i figured those will continue. i'm sure many have had this co

trump for the secretary of state post yesterday, senator chuck schumer talked about whether rex tillerson was a good nominee for the position, the concerns that democrats have in congress and what the on the -- in what the nomination fight would look like. >> the bottom line is everyone of these nominees needs a thorough hearing. the one thing we will insist on as a democrat is in that it not be a quick five minute speech in one day. we are going to want thorough questions. all of these allegations and talks about his closeness with putin will come forward. i can say this as a future beority leader, this has to a thorough -- we are not going to stand for a quick, you just asked a question and he leaves. >> there will be some follow-ups? >> lots. host: we want to hear from you this morning on your thoughts on how a trump administration should approach russia. scott in san diego. caller: good morning. on some level, i am a democrat, but on some level, i am an american. i almost feel sorry for donald trump. not unlike a circus peanut. i take them about that seriously . he doesn't s

. here is the story in the cannotgton."'-- "washington post." the story says that chuck jones, the president of united fuel workers, which represents carrier employees have felt optimistic when donald trump announced he had reached a deal until thee 1100 jobs union leader heard that only 730 of the projected jobs wednesday and 550 union members would lose their livelihoods after all. jones hoped donald trump would explain himself. when he got up there, and for whatever reason he lied in front of a crowd of about a crowd of 150 supervisors. donald trump said they were heping over 1100 people questioned whether donald trump was inflating the victory. information from the bureau of labour statistics that shows the level of the union membership in america. union membership in 2015 was inut half the rate it was 1983. you can see the decline from about 20% in 1983 to just over 10% in 2015. that is a union membership rates. that data comes from the bureau of labor statistics. union members are about evenly split between the private and public sector. andcan see the dark blue light blue ba

throughout the campaign. his tweets criticizing indianapolis union president chuck jones vowing to cancel boeing's order for a new air force one and taking aim at private citizens have drawn criticism while the polls show most americans think there trump tweets too much. our question for truers today, should donald trump stop weeting? call the numbers at the bottom 6 your screen. treeth us. and just this morning as we said, the senate had a marathon session that just ended this morning and also was an early morning for the president-elect who has taken to his twitter account already amid reports he will remain executive browser for the apprentice television show during his tenure as president. he tweeted reports by cnn, i'll be working on the apprentice during my presidency even part-time are ridiculous and untrue. fake news. the president-elect tweeted just early this morning. he's referring to reports as "the new york times" reports today that starting next month mr. trump's most visible business interest will be beamed directly into millions of americans living rooms. the celebr

only. what do you think about nancy pelosi and the other leaders? nancy pelosi joining chuck schumer of new york who took over for harry reid in the senate. caller: good morning, how are you? host: good morning. caller: i would just like to say that i am just, like the other brother just said i would like to reemphasize the fact that i am a disgruntled democrat that has just gone independent. i have thrown in the towel on the democratic party, and i hope that someone somewhere in the democratic party that is actually in office is hearing, and not even hearing, is listening because there is a difference between hearing and listening. we have gone off the rails. , weust brought in basically sent one of the worst candidates that history has ever seen in hillary clinton as someone to who was basically nothing more than a neoliberal disaster in the making. bernie sanders was the man. that is who we should have brought in. he would have easily stopped out trump. we are definitely not the progressive party and i do not think we have been for the last 20 to 30 years, if you look at t

. but, you know, chuck schumer's blasting puzder. stuart: what's he saying? >> turning the labor d. over to someone who poses an increase in minimum wage, that opposes the overtime rule, it's a sure sign yet next cabinet was looking out for the billionaires and special interests instead of america's d. stuart: oh, you have to bring the billionaires in, don't you? now, i am confused about casino stocks. they are now doing well, but i know for a fact that earlier they were doing very, very badly. explain, please. >> well, there was a report out there that they had put a cash limit on how much you can take out at an atm on chinese mainland atm cards, get that? because they want to stop the capital outflow. a lot of people taking yuans from china and converting them into hong kong dollars. they're trying to, you know, save some money. but that's not true. there is a limit on how much you can take out each time, but the daily limit has not changed and, therefore, those casino stocks have recovered which had exposure to macau. stuart: walmart is down 31 cents. they're investing more than

. >> i will miss chuck schumer. stuart: i think your party have some troubles. >> i think my party does have some trouble spirit i cannot wait for your party to bring and make america great again. stuart: what he think about jennifer paul merry saying they lost the election in part because trump has been a platform for white supremacists? >> i don't know if they lost it. you asked a question. stuart: i did indeed. if fascinated. >> you're on a roll today. they've done that a number of times, so whatever we do at some point in time we would like to do in bipartisan support and we would like to make sure the system that you end up here will be satisfied. nobody is satisfied right now with obamacare. the original plan didn't do anything to bring the cost down. the cost of businesses and insurance. is this going to alter the electoral college? the next day term threat millions of illegals voted for hillary clinton. the press goes nuts and i go chasing after the story appeared the next day another, if you burn the american flag, you should be denied your citizenship or you're in jail! and th

obama's first moves, shut guantanamo bay, focus on obamacare and senator chuck schumer said don't do that, focus on economic growth. and it looks like mr. trump is hitting the ground sprinting. stuart: i'd like to know what the deductions are. >> limiting charitable deductions-- >> the devil in the details there. 75% of people in a survey say they're eating out less often. they want to save money by home cooked meals and trump is holding a round table, he's going to strong arm the biggest names in tech, that's my opinion. is he going to read them the riot act? we're on it. the opening bell is next. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when they've been viewed and ta-da, paid twice as fast! see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >> we are going to open the stock market in about 30 seconds, remember, please, we're coming off a whole series of record highs for the dow industrials. 20 records this year and i think it's nine just since election day. by the way, since nove

narrative out there. stuart: i hate to see the obama team chucking a land line onto the arena that's going to explode for president trump in january of next year. why do that? it's bloody-mindedness, isn't it? >> i agree. it would be great to have a bipartisan team to get-- hopefully president trump will get real facts on the table and see this is good for the american people. stuart: exxonmobil ceo rex tillison, he's going to be at trump tower today. he's reportedly a contender for the secretary of state job. exxon is the largest oil company in the world. again, i'm going around the block. it seems to me, is, mike, there's a heavy business presence in the cabinet, whether tillison is appointed secretary of state or not. there are a lot of business people there. >> absolutely, which is stark contrast to the last cabinet the most i think only 8 or 9% of the previous cabinet had business experience. we want people coming in, that's what the vote told you, we want people coming in who understand business and make good decisions for the american people based on business careers. >> do yo

to be because chuck schumer and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and the left wing of the democratic party want to extract political points from this whole process, and that's not putting the country first. yeah, sure, raise questions about 'em. ask tough questions in the confirmation hearings. but if this is all about scoring political points, then they're not serving the country well, and it's not good for the cup over the long haul if that's their attitude. ashley: let me change gears, karl. the u.n. security council voted against jewish settlements on the west bank, condemning them, calling them illegal. mr. netanyahu says he has direct evidence that presidenobama was personally involved. what do you make of this? certainly, a parting shot to both israel and, i would say, donald trump. would you agree? >> yeah. yes, and very dangerous to the united states and to our ally, israel, because this is the first time that the united states has allowed a resolution to go forward that basically calls for israel to return to the '67 borders which have widely been held to be inde

this before, so what to make of it? with captain chuck nash retired navy captain at that. you warned about this stuff and this ongoing parade of nut cases who will be inspired by or buoyed on by the likes of isis and other terror related groups. clrly the releas