. >> i don't want to throw any shade on your kumbaya. >> you can shade my kumbaya all night long. what i've got in this cup, shade away. >> but maria -- >> water. >> my people know people. >> late enough on this set you can turn water into wine. but maria, what i wanted to ask is michael puts it well and puts it evocatively and hopefully and yet these aren't just partisan polarizations, they're also cross-cultural and racial polarizations here. that's no secret. i want to put p our final nbc/"wall street journal" polling on this. trump among african-americans 7%. among latinos 20%. far below bush or romney. hillary clinton 86% of the african-american vote. 65% of the latino vote and counting. again, that's in the polling. so it's not just recognizing your partisan opponent. there are some other factors at play. >> the whole tag line of "make america great again," for a lot of folks in the people of color community that was just dog whistles. when you actually didn't have a voice and you didn't have a vote and you weren't able to participate. and if the republican party, what they'

frankly these pictures, the kumbaya is not going to last. there's going to be big battles. but these pictures that are so striking are so important to try to calm the names of the nation. >> for barack obama to know his legacy is on the line. republicans are going to run this town in january. and so they actually can't -- >> hold on, josh earnest, the white house press secretary, just started speaking. >> well, josh, i had an opportunity to visit briefly with president obama about the meeting. there are many details in their discussions. a couple of things i can share with you. the president indicated during the pool they had an opportunity to discuss some foreign policy and domestic issues. some in the context of the president's upcoming trip overseas. the president described to the president elect some of the issues he expected to come up with some of our allies and partners. so it's an opportunity to talk about those issues. there also is an opportunity for the two leaders to talk about staffing and organizing a white house. that's complicated business. and any white hou

it isn't about if we can find kumbaya. it's about the best path. we're a consumption economy. tariffs, all the trade issue, it really isn't trying to penalize anybody. it's about getting the best deal. and if that is an uneven process and global investors get hurt, there is no better time to try to fix it than to be in the middle of one of the most consumer driven economies. an export economy couldn't do it. if it's broke, you've got to fix it. >> shorter santelli is, if trump thinks it's a good idea -- so his supporters trust him? >> reporter: right. but that trust is only going to take him so far. they're going to be watching he does, and i think we still are missing that. >> hey, can i ask kate a quick question? >> yes. >> kate, my sources this morning even were still talking about manutian for treasury. were you able to do anything on that? >> no. i'll make the caveat that i am not privy to how many names are on the list or the entire list but, no, my sense is this is something being con at the point plated vis-a-vis jamie dimon. it's not even been officially offered to hi

you can have the discussion and that we all have to be in a kumbaya mood. >> if you are on the losing side, you can always try to be nice and mention things like nice republicans. and ron's father would be one. eisenhower, another one. who maybe taxed on the high side but we got roads and bridges and the interstate. >> find some common ground. >> should there be some kind of rule? if it starts getting heated, who can be the hero who challenges the single? history? politics. thanksgiving. how about those cubs? what's up with kanye! or how about those kardashians can get you off the topic. >> change the subject. >> i'm still literally having problems breathing. going back to the airplane metaphor. breathing exercises to make sure the cabin pressure goes down and then i can help others after i've calmed my own breathing down. apprehension heading into tomorrow? nobody at my table will be in agreement on this. and we should on a day like today, the day before thanksgiving. but this is one of those elections that's different than other elections. '60s and '60s and vietnam where the discuss

we had sort of a "kumbaya" moment, the whole country came together. he was going to dismantle the banks, the market as you recall was going down at that time. we were in the middle of the crisis. it kept going down after his election, and everybody was virtually certain, i had a long list of articles i sent out from late '08, early '09 on just how bad obama was going to be for the markets and the economy. and you know what? the people that watch this show, your viewers, they did okay. maria: yeah. >> they did okay. the market tripled, and he kept the bush tax cuts, and while it was not the greatest recovery in the world, generally financial assets did well. go back further. go back to george w. bush's election. perhaps the most corporate-friendly nominee before mr. trump to be elected. he got the house, he got the senate, and we were going to be off to the races. but events conspired against it. maria: when you look at trump's actual economic policies, the tact that he wants to take the corporate tax rate to 15%, the fact that he wants to roll back re

holding hands and singing y kumbaya... looking back on the 2016 presidential race. 46:26:13 "that first spirit of america, the one that helps people out is not the spirit of america i see in donald trump."lindsey 33:58:17 "there's nothing, nothing that i saw even during the republican primaries that trump had a chance at winning." but as people from different backgrounds, men, women and children met here...it sunk in. 43:20:17 "i had a really rough day today, but i vowed to help the next generation." moving forward -- hillary donald trump's plea to all of us...[insert clinton bite]it's >> i vowed to help the next generation. >> moving forward, it is what president. obama, donald trump, and hillary clinton all ask of us. >> i believe we are stronger together and we will go forward together. >> it is a challenge some didn't think they will have to face but now say they will have to accept it. >> we will have to keep speaking up and speaking the tr believe is the noble values that this country was established on. >> it starts

it's not going to be a kumbaya if donald trump does that. now, obviously he's doing quite the opposite. he's appointing -- he may appoint various people that didn't agree with to various cabinet positions. he's opening himself up at least to talking to people. he disagrees -- >> but he's already pivoted if not outright reversed on a couple positions. >> yeah, went on bended knee to the "new york times," which was his chief like torturer during the campaign. so this guy is not acting like somebody that barack obama should go out and start beating up on. >> well, we do know they talked to at least one since the oval office meeting. >> right. >> i don't know what came of that phone call, but maybe the president imploring begging he doesn't dismantle the entire health care law, there are already signs on that that trump is willing to compromise. so he seems to be pragmatic enough to make some adjustments here, but where do you draw the line between being pragmatic to get the old guy off your back and losing the people who elected you? >> well, d

kumbaya...there was hurt -- looking back on the 2016 presidential race. 46:26:13 "that first spirit of america, the one that helps people out is not the spirit of america i see in donald trump."lindsey 33:58:17 "there's nothing, nothing that i saw even during the republican primaries that trump had a chance at winning." but as people from different backgrounds, men, women and children met here...it sunk in. 43:20:17 "i had a really rough day today, but i vowed to help the next generation." clinton, president obama and donald trump's plea to all of us...[insert clinton bite]it's a challenge that some didn't think they'd have to face, but now, say they're ready to accept. 39:04:21 "we have to keep speaking up and speaking the truth and fight for what we believe is the noble values based on."42:15:12 "start small, i think it's a radical act to love yourself and love other people especially people who are different than you."no longer just a campaign slogan -- love trumps hate is now a promise to repair. 30:38:29 "we are about unity and diversity and loving and accepting and that is what w

it was supposed to be a kumbaya moment. then he called jeff zucker a liar. at some point he has to start acting presidential. but i think the youtube video today was a good thing to do. continuing to connect with the american people and the fireside chat. kennedy: also using technology with a direct media. establishing with the american people. >> i think it's smart. and people can complain less about that. i think some journalists. kennedy: there is nothing in the constitution that says the president has to have a specific tone. i see you shake your head. usual one of the founders of this media. >> i created it. kennedy: how does this new president work with new meet yeah to honor the constitution and maybe do things a little bit differently? >> i don't understand what's wrong with that meeting. he booked a hotel, got 30-40 people there and lampooned them for being totally separate from the flyover states. it was gorgeous. i was already tired of winning before he did that. now i need an i.v. drip from all this winning. kennedy: he obviously wants the press

you will see a shift away from kumbaya. you will see sparks flying and confirmation fights. flynn doesn't need to be confirmed. but of course the democrats will want to demagogue on the issue of radical islam but i don't think it will work in this case it's not true. and what these men think about radical islam is quite strong. charles: we heard from the left big time when it came to senator sessions and going back to when he -- some of the issues he had 30 years ago. do you think that will play a role? do you think that will hamper him? president-elect trump should have the authority to surround himself with whoever he wants to. democrats are promising a serious fight on this one. >> you are already seeing it from their sycophants in the mainstream media. all day today has been nothing but a race to see who can get out there first to say michael flynn has been offensive towards muslim and the muslim community around the world. senator sessions made some comments 30 years ago. so we already know what their strategy is going to be. it's a shame in a sense. i understand, obvio

cory booker has an ability to kumbaya everybody to the point where he will be everybody on the democratic side, almost their national service. kennedy: has he done anything? >> we didn't see much from barack obama when he emerged after 2004 after he got elected. >> i think the point you are making is there is an opening here. >> there is a huge opening. the reason i say that is he's got this incredible way about him of bringing people together and making people feel good about themselves. after a few years of donald trump and steve bannon people might say wait a second. kennedy: you have unknown quantities. last two times democrats were successful in getting the white house. you had barack obama and bill clinton and i think that ultimately hurt her. nothing to see here. the panel returns a little later. hillary clinton may have lost the election and won the popular vote. but there are calls to get rid of the electoral college. katherine mangu-ward joins me to talk about whether freedom lovers should be celebrating or kicking themselves in the pants. [ male annnouncer ] with customink, you

we are just supposed to sing kumbaya and hold hands. i hope he will be a better president than i thought he might be, but he has to be held accountable. >> tavis, thank you. >> think you are watching this edition of "best of with all due respect." thank you for watching this edition of "best of with all due respect." you can find us on bloomberg radio. until monday, sayonara. ♪ >> this issue has -- ♪ oliver: we have a major focus on donald trump's historic victory. carol: we will also talk about policy. oliver: and also who he will bring to the white house. carol: a huge portion of bloomberg businessweek is dedicated to the election. ellen: we wanted to tell the story of the election in a variety of ways through print

. >> tonight there are more signs that donald trump is losing that kumbaya spirit from election night or election day after morning. not to forget the forgotten men and women. tweet of a 16-year-old reporter reporter. a self-described 16-year-old oakland raiders fan, pathetic. you have no sufficient evidence that donald trump did not suffer but as@filibuster himself hastened to point out, it did reporter. cnn is blaming me for calling jeff zeleny a bad reporter. donald trump added that to the end of the tweet, not me, thank you. suggesting consequences for flag burners. year in jail. those are wildly divergent penalties. there was speculation that it design to distract the public from the growing concerns about trump's conflicts of interest or his pick for hhs secretary. the real reason appears to be far more mundane, that trump saw a story on fox news about students who allegedly burned a flag. timing of trump's tweet lines up with fox segment at 6:25 a.m. on students burning the flag. meanwhile, he's about to embark on a thank you tour of the states that he won. tour. here's what i

so we are going to end now on the kumbaya we all agree comment by deepack. i want to thank our panelists, thanks to our host and i'm sure there will be questions after we break up. oh, sorry. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> please join me in thanking our wonderful moderator and our panelists. [applause] >> the just senate is about to gavel in. no legislative business is expected until next week. the senate has been in recess until after the elections. live coverage of the u.s. senate the presiding officer: the the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., november 7, 2016. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable david perdue, a senator from the state of georgia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on thursday, november 10, 2016.

. >> it's just not people kumbaya with team trump from the beginning who have been considered. trump has offered the job of u.n. ambassador to south carolina governor nikki haley who endorsed rubio over trump and took a swipe at trump's rhetoric in her state of the union response earlier this year. >> it is worth noting her appointment would put the job of >>> i'm carol maloney and it is big game sunday. the lone nsc east team in action. the red hot new york giants visiting the cleveland browns. the g-men going for their sixth straight win against a browns team that hasn't won all year. one name to keep an eye on, new york's landon collins. the second year safety out of his last four games. and on sunday night football, a big afc west battle between two 7-3 teams. the chiefs and the broncos. football night in america starts things off at 7:00 p.m. kick off at 8:30. enjoy your big game sunday. >>> we will. the mannequin challenge continues to sweep the nation. even the army's official ceremonial unit is getting the third infantry, known as the old guard -- >> wow. >> they look l

sing are just supposed to kumbaya and hold hands. i hope he will be a better president than i thought he might be, but he has to be held accountable. >> tavis, thank you. >> think you are watching this edition of "best of with all due respect." you can find us on bloomberg radio. until monday, sayonara. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in this is the best of "bloomberg technology" where we bring you the top interviews. market saw a big lefty after donald trump one the white house. we will map out how the industry is planning for the next four years. what a trump residency means for issues and tech from global privacy to u.s. immigration policy? chinese internet companies

there are very few moments in history where this great sort of kumbaya happens and it's not for reasons we want to emulate today. i want to push back on the idea that bipartisanship is something that we should see as something necessarily an indication of good, healthy politics. sometimes one party controls a lot of the levers of power and sometimes that's because they're engaging more effectively with the public. in that situation, it is not entirely inappropriate for them to press those claims. other times we have divided government and that's because the public hasn't trusted either party with the mechanisms of power. and the power we see playing out in those government institutions at those moments isn't a party breakdown. it's a sort of manifestation of the fights playing out in the public at large. look around you. we are a somewhat divided polity at the moment. why should our institutions not reflect the friction we have out in the world? that would be eliminating some part of some of our political diversity. that actually doesn't seem desirable to me. >> since we're all guessing

vice president elect pence is meeting with nancy pelosi and there was this kumbaya moment. there was a pence moment. his chance to bridge the divide between the trump administration and congress as well as staffing the next administration. >> we have impounding the marble here today. so to speak in the hallway of congress as mike pence has gone to one of these meetings to the next, there is been a lot of nervousness about what does it mean for donald trump to win this election. it is taking them a little whoo i while to get their haefeads aro it. so pence went into the meeting and you showed that selfie there that he took with the conference, you can hear audible cheering for him. on the way out, he stopped to talk to me briefly about what it meant for him to be back here, take a look. >> it is humbling to me to be back in a room. i spent twelve years as member of congress and to be there with members that i served with and many men and women being elected and seeing the enthusiasm for our president elect trump and this country. you are hearing what the impact for a trump/p

i like to have an atmosphere of togetherness and kumbaya. thank you. we will be right back with a guy who has been on this story from the very start. nbc's pete williams joins us after these words from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ mark: late this afternoon, hillary clinton held a conference call with the media. her campaign manager repeated a lot of the things they said about fbi director comey and donald trump and the whole situation they find themselves in. there was no news. our next guest has been all over the story. joining us now is nbc's pete williams. pete, i know you have been saying understandably that some of these unusual things in this matter. i heard you say one thing is that the fbi is being asked to give a play-by-play of in real-time of the investigation. next reporting. where do you stand in your understanding how quickly will they say anything publicly about this matter? pete: i think they don't know the answer to that question because they don't know all that is on this hard drive. what they have done since they got the search warrant sund

she's going to capitol hill and say we've got to get some work done here, i'm not here to say kumbaya, and she eye think the people watching the show eye think the american people have got to commit right now to whatever they're going to put her through. we've got to stand up for her. we can't leave her liability we did in the '90s. when we let that happen to her where she wasdecimated, people should not stay home and not vote for her because it's not, yoepi don't want to go through e-mail scandal investigation. >> so you want to go through what donald trump's going to take you through, that's what you're saying? are you kidding me? let's knock it off. everybody grow up. we've been brought down by trump, into his 12-year-old narcissism. this is -- he's been able to drive the engine of this election. he's certainly driven the ratings. those debates never would have had those ratings without donald trump and it's like there's certain amount of population that likes watching the train wreck and i don't want to see what's going to happen and i think people -- dammit, we live in a liberal

but on the flipside, the drama continues, house democrats had no such kumbaya, poses real problems for democratic leader nancy pelosy. take it to fox business' blake burman. two stories, looked good for paul ryan, he's not 100% officially in, and nancy pelosi, is her job in peril? why the delay? >> paul ryan has full support of the house republicans, nancy pelosi standing with house democrats, far more uncertain at this hour. house democrats deciding not to vote for their leadership this week. instead, they're going to wait until a couple weeks from now. they're pushing this all the way to the end of the month. nancy pelosi has been the top democrat in the house for more than a decade now, but she could face a challenge for that job. for example, here's what we're hearing, tim ryan, he is a democrat from ohio. he says that his phone has been ringing and when he was asked this afternoon, take a listen to this, liz, he did not sugar coat where things stand for the democrats, watch here. >> we got our butts kicked and we need to move forward, and you can't do that without having a discuss

it's a real kumbaya moment post-election, brooke, that we see from members of congress and a new incoming administration. the real test will be when we get into the nuts and bolts of ledge ting in january. that's when the rubber hits the road and we'll see if the two sides can work together. but this comes at a critical time for the democratic party as it figures out a way forward whether or not to work for the trump administration or fight the trump administration and whether or not they need new leaders atop their caucus that could present a compelling vase to voters about why they deserve to be in power. that's a debate happening now among the house democratic caucus whether or not to replace nancy pelosi. one man who is considering a challenge is congressman tim ryan of ohio who believes his message could present well with rust belt voters who went to donald trump in this bars election cycle and he's told me today that reelecting nancy pelosi could be the wrong way to go. >> i've been in this caucus 14 years and i think people have been talking about this since 2010 and, you know, i t

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these people who were rooting for you on both sides, no, no, no, let's mend fences, let's move on, kumbaya. it's not so easy to do. >> you absolutely are making sense. here are the facts. we cannot sugarcoat what we endured during the campaign. we have to be candid and blunt about mr. trump as a candidate and we also need to be honest if perhaps a little hopeful about who he might be and how he might serve as president. these two things have to be held to attention. we have to reconcile them. mr. trump was a eply, deeply troubling candidate. and to the extent that past performance is a prediction of future conduct, this is troubling with respect to how he will lead as president. that being said, when he takes the oath of office, when he places i had ha s his hand on te becomes our president. and by our, we mean he owes a duty of loyalty and he is accountable to we the people. we muslim americans, immigrant americans, lgbtq americans, african-americans, people of every walk and every region and religion in this country. he has to do that. we are hopeful about that. but we are realistic by w

donald trump, of course, says, hey, let's get together with putin and we can work together and sing kumbaya and it will all be fine. so just on that basis alone, i don't see how these two men could work together and i don't see how mitt romney would agree to subsume his views about foreign policy to donald trump's ignorance about foreign policy. >> now, we're going to listen to something steve bannon said about mitt romney a couple of years ago and i want to stress to everyone listening that this is about mitt romney. he is not talking about donald trump. just remember that. he's -- steve bannon's talking about mitt romney. listen to this. >> this is a guy who avoided military duty in vietnam, who have five sons who look like movie stars, who have not served their country one day. oh, but by the way, all of them did their two years of mormon missionary work. every one of them. >> so, steve, he could have said the same thing about donald trump, who voided military duty during vietnam and donald trump's sons, but he could not say that donald trump's sons ever did any kind of missionary duty f

seven singing kumbaya, but donald trump is considering steve bannon as his chief of staff. what kind of message would that send if that is indeed true, because we don't know for sure now. >> i don't know steve bannon. i don't really read breitbart, but it will send a signal donald trump is going to work in the white house with the people who elected him president. no surprise there. why wouldn't he? and i don't understand the notion that it's wrong for donald trump to put into the white house the same people that he turned to for trust that he turned to for confidence, who know him, know his style, know what works for him and he would bring them into the white house. this is what all candidates do with their winning team. certainly president obama did that with valerie jarrett and with the people closest to him. that's what candidates are entitled to do and i understand some people are more controversial than other people, but presidents get to make those selections and the voters decide to trust donald trump with the power of appointment. >> is that david, the same valerie

you cannot have it both aways -- >> -- >> having this kumbaya movement and criticize him for not putting together a government. donald trump is come out and picking the people he thinks are the best for these positions. and i think that majority of the people who vote -- >> but not the majority of the country. >> -- she is ahead about more than a million votes in popular vote now. even though he obviously won the electoral college. >> he won. >>> and next breaking news trump settling the fraud case against trump university. $25 million. if he didn't do anything wrong why are students at a minimum getting half their money back and ivanka trump sitting in on a meeting with her --. >> we have never had a situation where a president of the united states would be here on such a regular basis. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborat

you can have the discussion and there is no reason to pretend that we all have to be in a kumbaya mood after this election. you don't have to go there. try to keep it civil. >> what ron is saying is inspiring me. we go low, we go high. you can always try to mention like nice republicans. and ron's father would be one. eisenhower, another one. who maybe taxed on the high side but we got roads and bridges and the interstate. >> find some common ground. should there be some kind of rule here? this is family ultimately. if it starts getting heated, who can be the hero who comes in and changes the story? a funny story of the family's history? >> well families without politics can be loaded stuff on thanksgiving anyway. i've been going over phrases like how about those cubs or what's up with kanye? those kardashians. just general things that can get you off of the topic. >> change the subject. >> i'm still literally having problems breathing. going back to the airplane metaphor. i feel like i have to do breathing exercises to make sure the cabin pressure goes down and then i can help others