. you did not see that quite as much from tiffany trump from certainly donald jr. eric and ivanka. steve bannon which was on there and priebus was on there which we expect. chris christie is still the vice chair. ben carson, we have been reporting out he's under consideration for a possible candidate position as well. >> i don't know if there are any shockers there as people you see of the transition team. kellyanne conway and these are names that are nra r with anybody who's been covering donald trump's campaign. >> so i think that we are starting to see though a more formal structure being put in place and getting structured out. that's something we are expecting to see. we talked and i think you are on our network wide conference call, we were talking about ex p ex -- the team shifted away on the celebration on wednesday and thursday is a day to visit washington friday, day three, of the transition it is time to put these pieces in place and start to move forward. they got to move quickly because there are activities that need to start happening the next couple of weeks as far

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trump children, donald jr., eric, and ivanka as well as his son-in-law, jared cukushner. he offered a positive tone. i want a country that loves each other. asked whether his thought he rhetoric had gone too far in the campaign, he responded, no, i won. he suggested he would now turn more positive, saying that was true of his victory speech early wednesday morning as well as his commen comments with mr. obama thursday. joining me now, hugh hewitt. ron reagan, and "new york times" reporter yammish alcindor. >> these two competing messages, what i saw, i thought his trump the night he won brought the markets under control, which were 800 bad to positive about 300 or 400. it stabilized the international markets, which was a responsible thing to do. i thought his meeting with the president was fine and even respectful, talking about the president's accomplishments in a positive way. never heard that before. i thought the tweeting was crazy and i wonder what's running the mind of donald trump. mr. hewitt, we have been through a lot of this together now. we are war veterans. we have been

, but thankfully the secret service says no gun was found. but donald trump jr. raised eyebrows, by immediately retweeting the false claim that his father had survived a, quote, assassination attempt. that retweet is still up on his account. joining me now is trump campaign senior adviser a.j. delgado. shouldn't donald jr. delete that tweet rather than leave that misinformation out there. >> not at all. this happened to me myself. we know when you retweet something and then undo the tweet, you get as much for undoing the tweet. it is just showing the different views on what happened of different supporters and many did see it as an assassination attempt and tweeted that at the time. >> but there was no gun. so there wasn't an assassination. >> thankfully. >> let's get to something even more interesting to me than a retweet, an assassination attempt had it happened would have been very serious, but it just didn't happen, thank god. but what raises my eyebrow a little, donald trump is hitting eight states today and tomorrow. including minnesota, which hasn't voted republican since ric

donald jr. and the campaign's director of social media retweeted a post by the special projects director of citizens for trump. the message read, "hillary ran away from rain today. trump is back on stage minutes after an assassination attempt." donald jr. has since taken down the retweet. kellyanne conway defended trump sending out that information. >> some people are spreading misinformation about the protester. he had canvassed for hillary clinton and donated to her campaign, so this is a democratic plant or operative trying to disrupt our rally, and i think people saw a nimble, resilient donald trump, who would be nimble and resilient as president, as well, take back to the stage, telling people we're not going to be stopped, nobody can interrupt this junior. if you're on tv, it's rattling to think what may have happened to your father, so i'll excuse him for that. >> and in the final push ahead of election day, hillary clinton and her surrogates crisscrossing the country, making stops this battleground states and in ones that not long ago were believed to be safe. since frid

before the election. "wall street journal" reported today that donald trump jr. held talks on syria with pro russian supporters at an event in paris on october 11th that focused in part on finding a way to cooperate with russia to end the war in syria. here's the front page of the think tank that hosted the event now proudly showing don jr. with fabian bossault who along with his wife has worked closely in the russian syrian. there is hope that russia and the u.s. will reach accord on the issue of the syrian crisis because of trump's victory. such hope and belief is the result of my personal meeting with donald trump jr. in paris in october. i succeeded to pass trump through the talks with his son the idea of how we could cooperate together. kelly anne conway confirmed the meeting but said that don was addressing a roundtable in paris and she was present at that talk and a group dinner for 30 people. the timing of this matters, it took place one week after the u.s. suspended talks with russia over the cease-fire. which the u.n. said resulted in at least 376 civilian deaths over two

team include three trump children, donald jr., eric, and ivanka, and his son-in-law, as well as jared kushner. meanwhile, in an interview with "the wall street journal," president-elect trump offered a positive tone. "i want a country that loves each other. i want to stress that." that's his words. according to the journal, asked whether he thought his rhetoric had gone too far in the campaign, the president-elect responded, "no, i won." mr. trump suggested that he would now turn more positive, saying that was true of his victory speech early wednesday morning, as well as his comments with mr. obama at the white house thursday. it's different now, he said. well, joining me right now is hugh hewitt, the host of "the hugh hewitt show," author, ron reagan, and yamich alcindor. so i thought his comments brought the market under control, it stabilized the international markets, a responsible thing to do. i thought his meeting with the president was fine and even respectful, talking about the president's accomplishments in a positive way, never heard that before. then i thought the tweeting

. called out russia for war crimes and donald trump jr -- last week upon trump's election there were signs of putton air strikes in aleppo resume as there is new said resulted in 376 villain deaths over two weeks. just two weeks after u.s. called out russia for war crimes and donald trump jr -- last week upon trump's election there were signs of putton air strikes in aleppo resume as there is new offensive in syria. being the child of nation's president is enough to qualify for you key matters of state craft. but of course we are in a after the break, world leader who may be most analogous to trump and won three election came to power front business rather than politics. oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. bolter to reporters yesterday that he can quote be the and run my business a hundred directly run list international business a. holding talks with russian supporters. new system of government in the if you are looking for global comparisons look no further than silvio berlusconi. he said quote th

sons donald jr. and eric, this video captured of trump inside that restaurant. trump's spokeswoman confirmed trump had dinner with his family and claimed she did not know of the plans. it's the latest incident in what's been a series of frustrations for the press covering the president-elect, not getting access to his schedule, and raises concerns about trump's accessibility to the press and the public. he's refused to travel with the press corps during the election, nor have their briefings been about the transition, which were customary for past administrations. >>> donald trump got his first presidential daily briefing yesterday, but a simple question remains as he makes his transition from candidate to president, how are things really going? check out the front page of "the new york times." firings and discord put trump transition team in state of disarr disarray. firing back on twitter, very organized process taking place. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are with an exclamation point. "the wall street journal" reports mike pence is ordering all lobbyists off the

morning when trump's children, ivanka, eric, and donald jr., met at trump tower to go over appointments. a list of cabinet level and transition positions had been signed off by chris christie and senator jeff sessions. that list had been put together while the trump family had focused on the campaign, reluctant to devote attention in the heat of the battle. jared kushner, trump's son-in-law, sent lieutenant general michael flynn to the meeting. he eliminated candidates for top defense positions, including marine general peter pace, retired admiral william mcraven, who led the bin laden operation, retired marine general james mattus, and former house intelligence chairman mike rodgers. a source familiar with the tr transition process tells nbc news president-elect donald trump intends to select flynn for national security adviser. still, for the reports of factions, the trump team maintains claims of disarray are entirely overblown. >> there's been reports that the transition has been tricky. >> completely false. we're doing great up there. i was in d.c. yesterday at both tr

had thought of maybe writing him and saying that i think it's a shame that his son donald jr. has to be in the balcony so he can maybe have my seat. >> well, there are senators that have not attended state of the union addresses there is certainly precedent for that. >> well, no. i'm going to do that. and look, he said today he wants to be president for everybody. i'm -- you know, you talk about the power of the senate. so we're going to be -- he has promised to do a lot of things that don't in my belief don't represent everybody, including things that are just antithetical to american values like torturing, like killing the families of terrorists. those kinds of things. these mass deportations that he has hinted at. i will or talked about, i will oppose that. he has talked about repealing and replacing the aca, i'd like to see what he is going to replace it with before he repeals it. and we will stop that. because we want people to be able to get insurance if they have a preexisting condition. and we want them not to have annual or yearly caps so that if they go through them, they g

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something and says, who sold that hotel and calls up donald jr. and say -- >> this will be easier, you can say, jared, who sold that hotel. >> this is a can of worms. >> let's not forget one thing about jared, also, no specious, no remote experience -- >> like, who? like the president? >> well, other people had experience in different levels of government. >> i like dr. carson say, i don't know how to run anything, but he was running for president of the united states. i can't do hhs, but can i do president. the roundtable is sticking with us. it shouldn't be funny, but it is. up next, these three will tell me something i don't know and this is "hardball." about your m, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, st

donald trump, his sons eric and donald jr. are in michigan and arizona. our correspondents on the ground covering it all for you. let's start out with the headlines this morning from the clinton campaign. president obama and first lady michelle obama will join hillary clinton and her family monday night for an election eve rally in philadelphia. it will be secretary clinton's final rally of the campaign in a state where the race is tightening and she's gone from a double digit lead to a single digit lead. until then, she'll be making her arguments to voters portraying donald trump as unfit to lead this country. >> donald stood on a stage and said, and i quote, i'm honored to have the greatest temperament that anyone's ever had. actually said out loud to himself, stay on point, donald, stay on point. his campaign probably put that in the teleprompter. >> and clinton aide huma abedin back on the trail for the first time since the fbi surprise announcement it's looking into e-mails of her estranged husband, anthony weiner, found on a laptop. she headlined the clinton campaign fundrai

better california. they are in four battleground states today. his kids, ivanka, donald jr., eric and his wife, ma lan, yeah as we've been talking about. in about 45 minutes she'll be making her first solo on the trail campaign appearance in pennsylvania. joining me now is former georgia congressman, jack kingston. thank you for being with us, congressman. >> thank you, hallie. >> let's start by talking about mike pence. you saw him with ted cruz earlier this morning and in a lengthy interview with the national vee view he declined three times to answer the question whether paul ryan should be elected as house speaker. i pose the question to you, would donald trump support another term for speaker ryan? >> yes, he would. i'll tell you what unites the two of them is the agenda. the agenda is tax reform, immigration security, national security. they have a lot in common. they might not agree on every single point. the points that paul ryan has outlined in "there's a better way," that's the name of his agen agenda. the ten points donald trump outlined in his gettysburg address. there's s

portfolio businesses to donald jr. ivanka and eric trump along with a team of highly skilled executives. i wanted to talk to you because we get so much coverage of the clinton foundation which was the story went essentially a slush fund whereby people would donate to curry favor with the secretary of state or the future president of the united states. we're now having a situation in which this business enterprise, which has no public disclosures because it's privately held, run by the children of the sitting president, they will choose the people that staff the government like for instance the irs. >> yeah. they're in that incredibly active, you know, kinetic role in terms of deciding who is going to be in the government. also once the transition is over, even if he doesn't give them jobs in the government, the plan is they'll be running, continuing to run his family business empire. the whole idea of a blind trust is that the president is supposed to literally be unable to act using government policy in order to enrich himself or enrich herself because the trust is blind. the president do

donald trump jr. held some private talks in paris last month with diplomats, political and business leaders. and the goal was working with russia reportedly to end that nearly six-year-long civil war in syria. in an interview this week with "the new york times" editorial staff meanwhile, the president-elect raised some eyebrows by proposing that his son-in-law jared kushner could help bring peace as some kind of envoy to the middle east. quote, jared is a very smart guy. he is a quality person. i think he can be very helpful. would love to be able to be the one that made peace with israel and the palestinians. nobody has been able to do it. he knows the region, knows the people. knows the players. joining me now a political reporter for "the new york times" and opinion columnist for "the washington post." katherine, starting with you, past envoys to the middle east have been people like george mitchell or richard holbrooke has played that roving role. people who have basically been diplomats for decades or held ambassador posts. what do you make of this idea and the qualifications o

commission filings, president-elect trump, his three children, donald jr., eric, ivanka, along with his son-in-law jared kushner have donated $20,000 combined to senator schumer's campaigns from 1996 to 2010. alex? >>> president obama is back in washington this morning, arriving at joint base andrews from peru just a few hours ago. it was the last leg of a trip that took him to greece and germany, where he spent much of his visit reassuring allies about donald trump and the future of nato. in peru, the president sought to ease economic tensions, especially regarding trade. >> the president-elect now has to put together a team and put forward specifics about how he intends to govern. and he hasn't had the full opportunity to do that yet, and so people should take a wait and see approach in how much his policy proposals once in the white house, once he is sworn in, matches up with some of the rhetoric of his campaign. >> president obama also spoke with russian president vladimir putin on the sidelines of the summit in peru. what obama said about their conversation coming up later in the show,

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look at that in the days and months to come, and donald trump jr. will be here on the set, and senator al franken joins the conversation. up next we go live to north carolina and new hampshire, and tomorrow it's a big day. we have a special edition of "morning joe" live from historic studio 8h here at 30 rock. >>> and polls are opening in some states already, and we have rain out there that will cause you travel trouble. san antonio got soaked overnight and it's improving, and across missouri we are dealing with rain. tphaepb, just some showers, and mississippi has some rain and across missouri we are dealing with rain. after a cold morning in the northeast and mid atlanta, it's going to warm up for a beautiful day and we are dealing with temperatures above average in the northern plains and in the west, and if we have travel it will be in the lone star state, and overall i have to give this election day forecast a 9 out of 10 because it's so unusually warm. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. changes to make things right. first, all customers who have been impacted wi

who's out there on the trail, on the republican side it's just mike pence, it's donald trump jr. and donald himself. now he is his own best advocate, but if you put that against who hillary has, sort of this all-star lineup, you know, reflecting who she had at the dnc, does it put her in that strong a position? she truly out weighs him in terms of surrogates. >> it does, but i think we've seen throughout this campaign that the surrogates, the endorsements don't necessarily do anything. it's very important which markets they're going to. in the local media market each of these surrogates will get a lot of attention. it can help at the margins in these crucial battleground states. i don't think that's going to be the dominant story as we go into the final days. it helps a little bit. of course, as you noted, donald trump has the largest megaphone out there. he's dominating coverage no matter what market we're in. >> indeed, he does. dana, charlie, thanks so much for joining me. you guys need to take a nap, eat your wheaties because it is going to be an exciting six days. >>> all r

kind. the discussion resolved around the indian economy and prime minister modi and donald trump jr. showed interest in expanding it further." we didn't even know this meeting had happened until it was reported in the foreign press. these two anecdotes could be the tip of the iceberg, of course. according to washington post analysis, at least 111 trump companies have done business in 18 countries and territories across south america, asia and middle east, including places like turkey, united arab emirates which have complex relations with the united states at least. some companies were launched as recently as trump's campaign including eight that appear tied to a potential hotel project in saudi arabia. according to trump transition senior adviser, kellyanne conway, it's all on the up and up. >> he has many lawyers and accountants who tell him what he must do and what he can't do and he's a businessman. he is also working a transition. he's the president-elect. and, you know, we're in unprecedented times. >> unprecedented indeed. they are not subject to the same conflicts of interes

parts of the list are his children. you got ivanka and donald trump jr. and they cannot have a f m formal role. there are federal that prevents that. you are not going to see eric trump. surrogates for their father and people have been advising their father and the same goes for jer jered cushner who's also on this list and the son-in-law of trump. overall, there is no real shockers here. kate, these are the people that you may expect to see. >> all right, halie jackson at the white house. they just handed me a statement that you probably had not seen in your e-mail yet out from governor chris christie. i will read it out. it is diplomatic. i am proud to have run the preelection phase of the transition team along with the thoroughly professional and dedicated team of people for president elect trump in all requested areas. >> as we now enter the post election phase, i look forward to working forward with vice president elect pence as we prepare for january 20th, 2017. he goes onto thank president elect trump for the opportunity to work with him. halie, i guess that's not surprising

that donald trump, jr., held discussions with global, political and economic leaders in paris on october 11. a major topic, working with russia to end the civil war in syria. joining me now foreign affairs columnist for the washington post david ignatius. interesting this close to the election that don jr. would attend this meeting. it was confirmed by kellyanne conway. there is a picture on their website. can we see don, jr., being an envoy on foreign policy? >> i'm surprised he was the env envoy. i'm not surprised there was discussion about syria. trump, in the campaign debates was emphatic about his desire to work with russia in syria to alie with russia and bashar al assad, the president. he took political heat for it. i wondered watching him if he hadn't had enough contacts that he knew where he was going with that. just to come back from the middle east i have to tell you russians and foreign ministers from virtually every arab country are intrigued with the idea. power in the middle east goes with the winner. russia is looking strong. so is trump. >> what about the fact th

for hillary clinton and marco rubio. >> right. >> we are getting word donald trump, jr., is in michigan talking about polling. presumably not the newel poing. he said he called some of the polling ridiculous. we have seen trump himself be but he points to the polls he likes. if we have katy tur, in florida donald trump was introduced by reince priebus who was out on the campaign trail today as trump was making a big push for florida. trying to scale the blue wall as we look at the polling in michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin. he wants a path to victory. now pennsylvania is looking iffy in the polling. he's going to turn a state like wisconsin or potentially michigan. we'll have new polling from marquette in michigan to show where he stands in that state. it's been a traditionally blue state. that said, yesterday he had reince priebus out. here in florida. there was also scott walker in eau claire and ron johnson all on the trail stumping for donald trump. they have an obligation to voter if donald trump because hillary clinton is just somebody who isn't fit for office. we

final weekend before election day. both campaigns are sending out surrogates in force. donald trump, jr., and eric trump are in arizona and michigan this hour. mike pence is out in three swing states getting ready to take the podium in greenville, north carolina. he's actually up on stage right when expected. for the democrats you have bernie sanders, bill clinton, joe biden, president obama all out on the trail today. senator john mccain and mitt romney are hosting a discussion focusing on the economy. this is where we find nbc's kelly o'donnell who joins me now. talk about what you heard on stage. did the name we haven't heard a lot of establishment republicans utter much donald trump, did he come up? >> he came up, but never by name. it required the people who have been listening to mitt romney and john mccain talk about some of the values they think should be in leadership. i think it was pointed. yet subtle in that donald trump's name doesn't come up. as you know, mitt romney forcefully against donald trump. john mccain is voting, writing in his friend lindsey graham for presid

trump jr. we talked a little bit about how the mood was for donald trump jr. the campaign obviously has to say at this point that they're feeling confident. they know, i mean, top sources acknowledge they're not going to win everywhere, everything. there's a realistic sense there, but they feel like they have a shot in the places like the upper midwest, like some of the rocky mountain west states like a colorado, for example. the question is, what is the turnout going to be? this isn't about swaying the independents in places like new hampshire where you had the results up. it's about whether or not these noncollege educated white voters that have supported trump for 18 months will show up at the polls, whether this, what they like to call their army of trump supporters will actually turn out today. that's the big question. you saw the tweet from donald trump. he things today is the day for him. >> it is a change election. no matter who wins. >> history on both sides. >> last night, donald trump's final stop was michigan. what was his closing message there? that was a state with poc

come from different perspectives. >> donald trump jr. said the russians make up a disproportionate amount of investments into trump assets and trump deals. that predates donald trump's political career, but having already infiltrated that way, they could have been doing it for financial gain. now they're in, putin's oligarch friends are in trump world. those are strings that putin could not resist pulling. >> absolutely. vladimir putin is a former director of the kgb. he made his bones under boris yeltsin, dissolving and selling off assets of russia, which were sold into the global real estate market, and that laundered all the money from russia. for him to actually see someone who's coming in, who he could co-opt would actually be the greatest intelligence coup ever in the history of russia and vladimir putin would not miss that opportunity, and that's what the hacks were for. >> well, tonight's report on the florida vote has to be very disappointing for vladimir putin. thank you both for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >>> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 11th

, and so for instance, if ivanka is involved, once again, how is she involved? if donald trump jr. -- yes, we know they can't have page jobs in the administration, and we have to stop looking at them as a three-headed monster versus three individuals. they are his family, one way or another, they are going to have his ear. but let's get a little transparency as far as what exactly that means. >> yeah, i think that -- i've said this several times, they're not going to stop advising him, they're not going to give up the business. i get the concern over the fact that the trust cannot be blind, because he knows what properties they own. he knows what most of the assets are. i want a briefing from a lawyer. this is my big complaint about trump and the foundation, for instance the legal advice he got was abysmal. they didn't run things tightly. that can't fly now, if he's going to be president, so what i think they should do is have a lawyer brief reporters in a careful, meticulous way about how this is all going to work. and as for the image of the family, all three kids have their cri

minute and donald trump jr. is in michigan with another blue state target. last minute blue state target for the trump campaign. both candidates will be hitting the trail hard again tonight in key battle ground states from coast to coast. look at the map and all that activity going on. hillary clinton will be in arizona. that is a normally red state that democrats think they have in play right now and they can pull out a win in maybe. msnbc is all over the place today. there is where our reporters are. chris jansing in chapel hill and others as well. one final frantic push here from the campaigns. we are just six days away now from the presidential election. of course the election in many ways is under way in so many states with early voting. you know what else we got? we got a ton of brand-new polls from seven different battle ground states. polls from all over the map. it's the simple question everybody is asking. we know donald trump is behind in this race. we know he is trying to pull out a come from behind victory. is his path getting easier or clearer? let's take you through

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are putting on us. >> joe biden and donald trump jr. there. we're joined live from miami. she's been all over the state speaking to millennial voters. how enthusiastic are they about actually voting in a week, or sooner? >> reporter: so, kate, i'm actually with a millennial now. we're going to ask her. we're having a late lunch at this iconic cafe at the heart of little havana. jessica, president of the miami young republicans. she was also the youngest delegate for florida at the convention. jessica, when you hear about hillary clinton's drop in numbers with millenials, what do you make of it? >> it's surprising. i think a loot of millenials felt a little bit let down by her candidacy. a lot were supporting bernie sanders. i think there's a lack of enthusiasm on her side. and i think it's getting harder and harder for her to connect, in my opinion. >> reporter: now, when you hear donald trump out there today talking about issues like health care, does that resonate with you and your millennial friends here in florida? >> absolutely. a lot of us are entrepreneurs. we make our own job

trump or donald jr. do you think he'll turn it over to the family or put it into a blind trust? >> i'm not ready to reveal any of that, willie. here's the thing. he was elected by the american people with all of this knowledge in mind. there's nothing to be ashamed of. this is something that in fact was celebrated by the american people. we wanted someone who understood business. >> i don't think he should be ashamed but it's important what happens next. >> nothing different today than there was three weeks ago. people in this country knew and accepted and celebrated this business that donald trump has built through his entire life. now we're working on making sure that all of those conflicts are taken care of and doing the best job we can given the fact that the laws actually are very vague and don't contemplate this scenario but we're doing the best we can for the american people. >> you're confident he'll separate himself from the businesses enough that the american public will not see conflict of interest between white house policy and policies of his businesses? >> that's

the trump campaign is doubling down, and yesterday he had a couple events there, and donald jr. and ivanka there tomorrow, and they are pushing hard in michigan. >> they should get the candidate betterpoints. >> i think the candidate says what the candidate says when the candidate wants to say it where he wants to say it. >> talking points? >> mark halperin, an interesting quote in the "wall street journal" from the former chair of the michigan republican party. >> yeah, longtime chair in michigan and involved in the republican national committee has a great quote. he says trump has not run a traditional campaign from the beginning, nor is he going to end with a traditional campaign. i could see him losing 40 states or winning 40 states. it goes to the uncertainty in the race that a lot of people see because of the enthusiasm question and because trump is trying to win with a different coalition. if you look at the data, the democrats' inherent electoral college advantage, you would say the race is clintons now in a solid way. trump doesn't have a path to 270. but there's that uncer

that's going to conflict with your presidency. >> the adult children of donald trump, don jr. and eric and ivanka trump will be apart of the business. >> then it is not a blind trust. >> it is going to hard for people to imagine donald trump taking the eye off his business. >> of course, he won't. >> that'll be the reality that some people rolling in on. while you talk about what's legal and what's not. most people have revealed their taxes and donald trump has not. they say that won't happen until the audit is completed. >> or if he's even under audit. >> that's right. >> we are waiting to see whether or not those taxes will ever get released. >> ron, standby, i want to bring in rick tyler, he also worked with senator ted cruz, rick, ron brings up the berther issue does not seem to be a hot one today between the two. the berth issue is something you tried to pull on your guy with ted cruz. what's the reaction of the inside circles of donald trump being embraced and people are getting on board of what the trump's train means on administration. >> he beats 17 or 16 republican opponents

presented by the trump organization, donald trump knowing that donald trump jr. and ivanka and the rest will -- when he slams pakistan, instead of taking a balanced approach to india and pakistan. which choice is he going to make? his kids or the american people. >> you have trump invested in the pipeline, that presumably his own administration would approve. you have donald trump leasing the old post office down the street from the white house with his name on it and then moving into the white house. the legal entanglements here feel unpress dented. >> i just wrote a piece of avo.com about checks and balances. the best hope we have right now is the courts. the judiciary, the third branch of government and i believe that donald trump is about to bump up against the big beautiful wall of the constitution and the laws of the united states. it's one thing to run a company and you just issue edicts, everybody in the company has to follow them. it's another thing to run a country and you have to comply with the law at every turn. he's going to have a lot of problem with conflict of interest

and don jr. and he seeings him on "morning joe" all the time. he is making it clear that if donald trump wants to call, he would love to talk to him. i think there are feelers put out both ways and he is leaving that wide open. stay with me. the campaign for the future of the democratic leadership is under way. i will talk with ohio congressman tim ryan about the challenge against nancy pelosi. stay tuned. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. ♪ i want a hippopotamus ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. seth and i amy will discuss the election year. you can catch us on this nbc station. we are back with more "mtp daily" . >>> the democrats are not done campaigning and they will vote on who will lead the house democrats. this is a generational battle and nancy pelosi against a younger challenger tim ryan. pelosi led since 2

surrogate compares -- listen to this. he compares donald trump to the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. i know, my panel is going to dive into it next. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> up next, one black trump supporter says donald trump will be the best thing to happen to the african-american community since dr. king. stay with us. >>> if donald trump gets elected as president of the united states, to me it's going to mean he's the best thing to happen to the black community since martin luther king jr. >> clark also said that trump is winning 20% of african-american voters, according to "a poll," very authoritative. i want my panel to weigh in. joining the fun and festivities, jonathan capehart. he says, "look, if donald trump gets elected as president of the united states, his appeal to the black community is going to mean, to me anyway, is going to mean he's the best t

said when i started the speech, it's your burden. >> donald trump jr. says it's a tough time to be a young conservative but our next guest says the opposite is true in part because of the trump campaign and its big need yeah backers. david brooks writes in "the new york times", i feel very lucky to have entered the conservative movement when i did back in the 1980s and '90s. talk radio, cable tv and the internet have turned conservative opinion into a mass-market enterprise. small magazines have been overwhelmed by rush, o'reilly, breitbart. today's dominant conservative voices try to appeal to people by the millions. you win attention in the mass media through perpetual hysteria and simple-minded polemics and by exploiting social resentment. it's ironic that an intellectual tendency that champions free markets was ruined by the forces of commercialism, but that is the essential truth. a trump defeat could cleanse a lot of bad structures and open ground for new growth. it was good to be a young conservative back in my day. it's great to be one right now. david joins us now from was

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taken off of this. also on board with this transition are donald trump's three childrens. ivanka, eric, don jr. and jared curbner who is ivanka's husband. you know this very well. his father was put in jail by chris christie. there is talk behind the scenes that that is something that doesn't go away as easily as one might hope this this situation. not taking a no role in the transition. not the leadership role he once had. >> my days as a reporter, the prosecution of charles curbner had been a real estate mag nate and a top democratic party donor. they didn't like that and department like that chris christie included details in the prosecution of a prostitution scheme. it was a convoluted and sorted thing. that is poised to another possibility and what do you know in terms of jared and his role in the administration going forward. it sounds like a lot of influence and increasing influence with christie. it's this rising cloud. >> the cloud has been rising steadily throughout this campaign. it's unclear what exactly the role he would take within a donald trump administration. we

voters. a today, it's bernie sanders and pharrell. president obama also still on the trail. donald trump employing his most loyal surrogates. his family, don jr., ivanka, eric in three different states and melania making the solo campaign debut in just a few hours in pennsylvania. >> we're going to pretend we're down. we're down.

ran for president. >> yeah, there was that. good point, ali. okay, also harold ford jr., of course, a good friend to "morning joe." >>> president-elect donald trump's foundation acknowledged it may have violated regulations barring it from using money or assets to benefit trump, his family, his companies, or contributors to the foundation. according to "the washington post," the admissions were contained in a 2015 tax filing made public after the presidential election. in the filing the foundation checked yes to answer a question about whether resources had been directed or used to benefit a disqualified person, that means one of the organization's central people. the filing also reveals that trump used the charity to settle lawsuits, make a $25,000 political contribution, and purchase items including a football helmet and a painting of trump himself, which hangs on the wall of one of his golf courses. neither the trump transition team or irs responded to requests for comments yesterday. trump could be required to repay the money the charity spent on his behalf. >>> donald trump is

pharrell. president obama also still on the trail. donald trump employing his most loyal surrogates. his family, don jr., ivanka, eric in three different states and melania making the solo campaign debut in just a few hours in pennsylvania. >> we're going to pretend we're down. we're down. pretend, right? we'll pretend we're down. >> imagine he is taking the oath of office. >> we've got to win, win big. >> and then imagine what it will be like to have him in the oval office making the decisions that affect your lives and your futures. >> reporting coast to coast, covering every event on the campaign trail. jacob rascon and kasie hunt following the campaigns. ron allen traveling with president obama in miami and steve kornacki with me at the big map in new york. good to see you as well, my friend. let's talk about where we are right now. the race to 270. what, if anything significant, has happened within the last 24, 48 hours to change this map? >> i even say in the last 12 hours, something significant has happened. the story line here, one of the story lines we look at in the home s

of vehicular homicide. >> donald trump is spending thanksgiving in florida working on his white house transitions. wilmer rust jr. will be picked to lead the commerce. back to "hardball." >>. >> this historic campaign is over. now begins a great national campaign to rebuild our country and to restore the full promise of america for all of our people. >> welcome back to "hardball," that was donald trump in a thanksgiving video released by his transition team calling on the nation to come together. that video came as trump's unordu unorthodox transition ahead. >> i am joining my ronald reyes and chrkristen tate. thanks to all of you for being here. i am going to start on the trump's critic side on our panel. we got a couple of appointments. nikki haley, absolute trump's tri critic. a lot of people are looging at that as a signal that dronald trump is trying to send. if you ha -- does that give you any comfort or reassurance. >> i cannot believe romney has to take this job, he would have to put his conscious in a blind trust after listening to the clip of what he said. haley, it is

ford jr. >> if he emerges. i don't think we've seen it yet. >> i want to talk about donald trump flip-flopping. he's been getting criticism about flip-flopping on issues and arguing that maybe we should have hope because when we hear him back off a little bit on things like obamacare, climate change, torture tactics and move to the middle, is that a positive or show that this guy simply doesn't stick to his word? which is the right trump, i guess you could say? >> i think donald trump is a practical person, a pragmatist more than somebody's philosophically assigned. i wouldn't expect him to be aligned with the left or center. he's a practical guy and may not even soften his stance and some of the signature issues because he realizes that staying hard and firm, we bring about great distress. and so i think this is a very practical president-elect and he's going to make practical decisions. a democrat the names of the cabinet as well as some of the other folks that have already been named. and hard to typecast him or second guess him. >> i don't know if we should call this being pr