was 46-45 then, according to "washington post" abc news poll. that's where it was on monday. the same poll shows clinton at 47%, trump at 43%. i think with three days to go, it's not going to make a big difference. >> jonah, what do you think about the prospect of the department of justice investigating the fbi. that's what these democratic members of congress are asking for. >> well, you know what, i think there's a strong hypocrisy here. it's given the fact that the department of justice actually linked information -- leaked information to the hillary clinton campaign about testimony that would impact hillary clinton personally as well as her campaign, especially giving advance notification about e-mails that would be posted, i think that it's pretty weird idea for the department of justice to be trying to get involved in this at all. there needs to be a third party, agency of some sort to investigate both units of government. >> richard, let's get you into this. do you think that asking the doj to investigate the fbi is appropriate? >> i agree with emily here. what the truth o

"new york times" and washington post should look to themselves. i know they have made comments about our network. but the out right bias and lack of objectivity of the people, it's a shame. >> and i would say i wasn't a big trump fan at all. but when i took this two months of the job as an anchor i felt i was still out of the obligation to try to treat him fairly. too many people suspended that. i think we did a good job of playing it straight for him. we had people who were trump backers. i'm just talking about those of us who cover news on a day-to-day basis. >> let's take a look at trump headquarters there. the podium and the signs make america great again. and we have a moment of history happening. we're waiting for michigan and minnesota, and we're waiting for new hampshire. and we're waiting here on fox news channel. election coverage, 2016. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize thei

remarkable piece i read by mark fisher in "the washington post" where he talked with senior executives who worked for donald trump in years past. it came to light in this piece that donald trump preferred the company of executive women in his inner circle, not men. which is -- sort of points out one of the unusual circumstances that we see. mark fisher interviewed a woman by the name of barbara rez, the former chief of donald trump's construction operation. she said donald trump preferred the company of women because he thought women were tougher, stronger, and smarter than men. he called them, and this was in his term, "killers," which she said was the highest form of compliment that donald trump would make. makes me wonder what kellyanne conway's future might be. perhaps communication director, maybe press secretary. -- working as equal partners to transform the federal government making it efficient, effective and productive. they also worked together with vice president-elect mike pence to help lead the transition process in the run-up to inauguration day. . so a little

reported only recently in "the new york times" and "the washington post." mr. trump has business arrangements with them. he had ivanka, the daughter, flashing her $10,000 bracelet. she was in the meeting, by the way, with the indians. >> as well as with prime minister shinzo abe from japan. >> absolutely. >> i want to touch on this quickly before we go. reportedly first lady to be melania trump is going to stay in new york, she's like, look, i've got a 10-year-old son, he's in middle school, she wants him to continue that education at least through the end of the school year. >> right. >> to stay in that same school on the upper west side. that means mrs. trump would be at trump tower. that means mr. trump, president trump, would have to go to trump tower often because his family is there. t a president's business is never done, his work is 24/7, that means president trump is doing business at trump tower. then do we get into the whole private server issue? >> we get into so many issues if mr. trump begins to view this job as monday through friday, 9 to 5, or if he brings his wor

national security agency. "the washington post" citing government sources reports that recommendations was sent to the white house last month by defense secretary ash carter and the director of national intelligence james clapper. both who jointly oversee the nsa. the two defense leaders have reportedly not been pleased with rogers' performance during his two years at the head of the nsa. sources say carter is disappointed with the lack of progress. the nsa has made in its cyber offensive against the islamic state. clapper believes the agency should be head by a civilian. this morning at a security forum in nova scotia admiral rogers cut off a reporter who tried to ask about this report. >> i am not going to go down this road. i'm not going to comment on anything that's in the media. i'm accountable for my actions. i certainly understand that. if anybody wants to go down that way that's fine. >> officials are trying to have rogers pushed out is news he's one of president-elect donald trump's leading candidates too being the director of national intelligence. rogers met with trump on thursd

name ryan. then you may see a shift. i did notice in the washington post they also said it is time for nancy pelosi's leadership to be over. that is important. he's a left lane and columnist and that will be passed around the offices on the democratic side as he towards november 30th. >> chicanery in d.c.? >> never. >> and republicans controlling congress and we'll have a republican president. how important is the. >> i think in some sense it is the opposite how hard-charging they can be to go up against the republicans. one thing i've written and read is even some of the established democrats in washington are curious whether the leadership has the vim and vigor to go up against the republicans or do they need younger leadership to go hard charging at the republicans? the one big issue we're go doing see over the next few years is medicare. and the republicans want to adjust it. and the democrats of course will say they want to keep it. and i have to wonder if nancy pelosi and the rest of the leadership -- and it is not just her. it is clyburn and the hoyer. whether they have the

being hacked. "washington post" put out a report that russia was propagating fake news, so there's just lots of concerns. also, director comey was saying voter registration systems were being hacked and state election boards should be looking at the process and making sure their systems were secure, so really, in the interest of transparency, we live in a country where if a candidate asks about a recount, to make sure everything's handled fairly. they get the right to do that. >> is there anything wrong with that? >> all this is is an effort to raise money for the green part aend perhaps the democrats. because their base is so mad they lost. it's a way to get them reved up, make them think the system is rigged. democratic administration said that there was no chance that our relation was going to get hacked. they said donald trump was irresponsible for saying that the election was going to be rigged. that it undermined faith in our democracy and now that they have lost, it is the left saying that our election has been rigged. and that the system is unfair. if the russians attack th

fancy feast. >>> the "washington post" is reporting they can carry out attacks on terrorist cells and leaders almost wherever they are. we are in washington with a counterterrorism analyst at the heritage foundation. robin, first off, if we dereact a terrorist cell or leader planning an attack some why, why is this plan an improvement? >> part of it is rebranding. there is an element of that. but it is just expanding the scope of what america can do and the local abilities to carry it out the prays across the world. we have to remember groups like isis, al qaeda, and the primary groups that threaten threaten a homeland today, they are transnational and they operate across boundaries and part of what makes them very effective. if america wants an equally effective response, it, too, needs to be able to operate across borders and that moons going into countries in the middle east and africa which possibly failed or are failing tates and carrying out operations in order to protect americans here at home. >> and we've seen that and the droning and the drones taking out terrorist leaders.

news organizations, took their credentials away. including "the washington post" and politico whose coverage displeased him an often didn't provide access. in his rallies he didn't take the press with him on some trips. he said as president he would try not to kick any correspondenc -- try not to kice house. he's savvy enough to go after coverage he thinks is unfair. he has to all rate his game. the idea he would be down in the street doing the street fighting thing, a lot of people are assuming that. i'm not so sure. >> it actually is not presidential. here is what the "new york times" says about his plan. surge in news subscriptions printed, digital, four times better than normal. we dedicate ourselves to the fundamental mission of times journalism to report without fear or favor and respect all political perspectives and life experiences in the stories that we bring to you. >> it was a bit of a mea culpa. in that statement they said perhaps it was the sheer unconvention at of donald trump's candidacy that led papers to underestimate him. the "new york times" didn't think donald t

"washington times" and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. interesting piece in "washington post" that puts these people into silos of influence. the first one they call intimates, steve bannon, jared kurschner and pete sessions, jeff sessions, senator jeff sessions who was really first senator to come on board behind donald trump. monica, explain to everybody the influence of these three. >> well, we know from just having observed donald trump over the last year-and-a-half he prizes loyalty above everything else and these three individuals have been extremely loyal to donald trump through thick and you through thin. steve bannon is somebody who is closely aligned with donald trump's populist message, his message of economic populism and nationalism if you will. he is somebody i think idealogically he is totally in tune with. jared kurschner, of course his son-in-law, somebody part of the inner circle in terms of being in the family and somebody really smart and accomplished in his own right who donald trump trusts on business matters and other issues. as far as jeff session

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, latest abc news washington post tracking poll has hillary clinton at 46% and donald trump at 46%. martha: amazing, right. let's bring in campaign manager. david, welcome to you. >> thanks for having me, martha. pleasure. >> just looking at the stories this morning and newspapers and such, washington post say that is your candidate is showing flashes of a cohesive closing argument and uncharacterristically disciplined in his speech as he calls again for eradication of the affordable care act. what's the tone of the campaign right now, donald trump? >> you know, mr. trump has been doing all along. he has been bringing to the american people a positive message of change and that's really what this campaign has been about and mr. trump is out there talking about the important issues that are vital to everyday american's lives, whether education, bad trade policies or fixing obamacare. martha: what they are picking up is a discipline that we have not always seen from the trump campaign. we saw alicia machado on the stage yesterday. that could be hillary clinton trying to bait him int

perceptive and he will have the intelligence community's back. >> admiral mike rogers post as nsa director could be in jeopardy. president obama is considering removing rogers at the recommendation of defense secretary ash carter and other intelligence officials. catherine herridge is live in washington with more. reporter: the allegation is james clapper who is the nsa director's boss and ash carter advised the wise house rogers should be removed after two since don't where cyber secrets were stolen. in this letter the head of the house intelligence community is calling on clapper and carter to testify before the committee as soon as possible. there is a statement from nor john mccain red any suggestion that admiral rogers should be fired is certainly unwarranted. he has my full support. senior sources tell fox news this looks like a case of sour grapes because nsa director is now in the mix to lead the intelligence community under a president trump administration. bill: we have breaking news. a disturbing trend continues. four officers shot around the cub triwithin 24 hours. for

are they both being treated the same way? >> i think they are. the washington post is saying that donald trump hasn't given a real press conference in 1420 days, the third day of the dnc. there's a little bit of a difference in treating the way that he's outreaching. let's remember we need to hold him from the same standard and expect the same thing from him. heather: hope you have a great thanksgiving. >> same to you. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving. greg: the number of police officers killed by gunfires skyrocketing this year. the latest just last weekend in the state of texas. so what can the president elect do about the targeting of our police officers? that story coming up. plus a new push for recount in key swing states that hillary clinton narrowly lost to trump. a female candidate is behind that effort but it's not who yok hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country telling folks about our heart healthy idaho potatoes, america's favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. but now it'

, he thought he was qualified for president but unsure about running a cabinet post. but i think that he's probably thinking over whether he want to, you know, he's recently retired, he lives down this florida -- in florida, has a nice life. does he really want to go to washington, d.c., try to run a cabinet post with all the problems that come with that? or does he want to be an adviser kind of like newt gingrich is crafting for himself for donald trump, part of his kitchen cabinet that doesn't come with the type of responsibility running a cabinet post does? i think those are serious questions that dr. carson has to consider. arthel: okay. we'll be definitely watching out for that as well as the other nominations that mr. trump will be filing hopefully sometime today or in the days and weeks to come. jamie weinstein, good to see you. >> good to see you, thank you. arthel: gregg? gregg: while some americans are content just enjoying leftovers, others are fighting the crowds and shopping. black friday is on, of course, and consumers are in search of the best deals with the average sho

leave those conversations to the mayor and president-elect march report "washington post" says he doesn't like the fact that he's being pressured about giuliani. >> if you are referring kellyanne's comments, i was on the phone with the president-elect and kellyanne was in his office when i called. we were sharing a laugh about the overblown -- she asked his permission to offer her viewpoint. he should be free to their your opinion. the most important thing, once the president-elect makes his decision we are all on the same team and we'll follow his lead. martha: we saw what newt begin grip said in the introduction there. he says that's not a team of rivals. he called him a conman, a phoney. would you expect if there would be if mitt romney is chosen, some sort of apologier. >> announcement on the part of mitt romney to say i know him better now, we had time to talk. would that be something that would be expected if that could be announced? >> i describe things from working differently as far as how the president-elect is putting his team together. it's a group with chairman priebu

. >> last night "the washington post"/abc news poll plus five. today nbc/"wall street journal," plus four. this time four years ago barack obama plus one. this is a substantial margin on the last weekend. i'd rather be hillary clinton than donald trump. >> i mean, nobody knows what the outcome is going to be come tuesday -- >> except those facts. i agree. >> who knows, right? >> we're ahead. who knows. >> the facts are very fluid and you're right, definitely ahead in these national polls and tight in a lot of battleground states. >> tight but ahead in the brount stat battleground states. >> nobody knows what's going to happen on tuesday. >> i'd rather be hillary clinton than donald trump. >> you know what's so fascinating to me, just going through some of the stories this morning and looking at them. i was looking at this piece that was written called "the death of elitism" and it talks about a big sign on the highway between sharon, pennsylvania, and masonry, ohio, on route 62. the sign says you had your chance. it's our turn now. and it talks about how there's a changing face in th

the nation here, post election. everybody should have a pizza. people are nuts over this election. on the left, on the right, can't we move on. we found out in washington, despite principles involved trying to be classy about this, with all of the protests and everything else, a little bit not so much. a lot of that, garrett, has to do with stuff that a president trump will likely jet son, right? >> absolutely. it is like pizza. not everyone likes anchovies. when you get them on there, sometimes you have to throw them out. for months, the president was saying his legacy was on the line in this election. now much of that legacy is likely to be undone. parts of it could happen very quickly as well. president-elect trump made it a focal point of the campaign. once he takes office, he is bounld to overturn his executive orders which leads to millions of undocumented immigrants, including those brought into the country illegally as children. mr. trump has also vowed to repeal and replace the president signature accomplishment, the affordable care act. however, after meeting with the pr

lead according to a brand-new abc news "washington post" poll that was released just a few moments ago, brian. >> right. by one. that as he and running mate mike pence head to pennsylvania looking to stoke the fire against hillary clinton's latest bombshell. >> john roberts is live in valley forge, pennsylvania, where they have been known to have a harsh winter or two. luckily he's there on the first day of november. >> with shoes. >> it's certainly not as harsh as it was back in the day but they covered the pool at the double tree and it's always sad when the cover goes over the pool. brian and stephen and ainsley what a difference ten days makes on the campaign trail. donald trump was behind 12 points, 50 to 38 when abc began its tracking poll back on the 23rd. today he takes the lead. 46-45 over hillary clinton. still very close within a single point, but one of the really significant numbers that the poll found was the enthusiasm gap between donald trump and hillary clinton. thursday and friday of last week, donald trump led 53-51. this morning, he leads 53 to 42. clearly, the fbi

pollsters. all the polls we read, abc, nbc, cbs, fox news, "washington post," bloomberg, reuters, they all had hillary clinton ahead. they were all completely wrong. nate silver has been downgraded to nate bronze from now on. the only poll that got it right was "the l.a. times. "but even predicting who is president is like telling you what sex your baby is going to be. the women are like, it's a girl, we're telling you. yeah, there are only two choices, so it's not exactly a leap. give me lottery numbers and we'll talk. but anyway, we saw we were having a girl and we got a boy instead last night. >> he's right about the polls. the most accurate one was the "l.a. times" poll. but the head pollster didn't believe the results of his own poll. he came out to say, she's going to win in a landslide. which she did not. >> if you watched stephen colbert. he does not believe that any of his viewers voted for donald trump. we all can agree that this is a terrible day for america. even jimmy fallon said, i know many had a rough day yesterday. are you kidding me? >> it's not smart to do that because y

defying that notion. her "washington post" essay called i'm a muslim, a woman, and an immigrant, i voted for trump has gone viral. the author of standing alone and american woman struggle for the soul of is lawm joins us right now. you are a liberal. why didn't you vote for hillary clinton? >> well, i was unfortunately disappointed by the two terms that we've had of barack obama's administration. i'm a single mother. i'm an immigrant. i'm a woman of color. i'm a muslim, and yet i feel like we have betrayed liberal ideals by putting forward this political correctness and identity politics that makes it so that we don't start about the islam and the islamic state and the trickle down of boem's policies related to health care, mortgage refinancing, they didn't help me. >> you are a single mother who can't afford to pay for insurance and all sorts of things. why trump now? why tuesday night did you go to forest hill elementary school where i used to vote as well and pull the lever for donald trump? >> well, i thought deeply about this. i thought over all of these months about which way

loss. sanders telling "the washington post," quote, i say to those critics, number one, you can argue the exact reverse that maybe i would have been elected president of the united states. he went on to say, if anything, his supporters, quote, helped strengthen clinton's campaign. >>> well, one gold letter at a time, actually, this is about donald trump, the name just removed from three apartment buildings in new york city. residents who lived in the building started a petition to remove the names off of them as a way to protest mr. trump's presidential campaign. the building's management team claiming they are now adopting a neutral building identity that appears to all current and future presidents. really? >> i think they pay a licenses fee to put trump on the outside. so is that a good financial business? >> he shouldn't feel bad. george washington when quoted when why he was asked not to go for a third term, he said that 50% of the country would dislike me. and i don't want to get involved in that. so if washington can't get the vote, trump may have a hard time, too. >> col

say. >> general, there's a brand new abc/"washington post" tracking poll that's come out in the last ten minutes or so. apparently on the question of honesty and trustworthiness, now donald trump eclipses hillary clinton. he's in front of her at this point, according to what was just put in my ear. i got to ask you something that mr. trump was talking about out on the trail yesterday. he said, look, you know, some of you may have already early voted for hillary clinton. it's not too late to change your vote. how many people, as you go out, have you met or heard say, you know, i wish i could have a do over on that. >> i mean, the other day -- >> is this a big number we're talking about? >> i don't know if it's a big number, but i think people ought to have -- i'm glad those states have the opportunity to show up to the polls. i guess if you show up to the polls on polling day if you previously voted, you can revote. you can recast your vote. i guess there's five states. i think that's a big deal. i don't know what the numbers are going to be. i think it's going to be very interesting

themselves journalists? this is the headline from the "washington post." yes, half of trump supporters are racist. >> from slate, there is no such thing as a good trump voter. >> this is why i think donald trump has an excellent opportunity to change the press releases in this country. he should no longer give these outlets special access. he should speak directly to the american people. he should speak to -- so they can see for themselves because these filters have proven to be untrustworthy and the first amendment is about a trust, a trust with the american people. those people have violated, i believe, their trust. they have abused their first amendment privileges. they shouldn't be punished in the sense of taken away but they should not be given special access. >> they should be given therapy dogs. >> thanks for joining us in our safe zone. >> thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, he is a country music legend but johnny cash left behind another legacy that you might not know about. his son john carter cash here to tell us all about that. next. >> that's awesome. come on in. we w

election. kristin fisher is live in washington with the details. kristin? recount? >> oh, yes, it's time. over the last 24 hours, mr. trump has gone on a twitter tirade. his longest since becoming the president-elect. he posted 11 tweets, all slamming the fact that hillary clinton has joined green party candidate jill stein vote recall effort. he said in addition to winning the electoral college, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who v illegally. he alleged serious voterer fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. why isn't the media reporting on this. serious bias problem. mr. trump has provided zero evidence supporting either of those claims. california secretary of state is calling the allegations reckless, absurd and unbecoming of a president-elect. but the transition team is arguing that what's unbecoming is clinton joining this recount. they're calling her a hypocrite and this recount a scam. >> this ridiculously fantastical that jill stein is engaging in in wisconsin and perhaps elsewhere. you have the president-elect being magnanimous to hill

by someone claiming to be sherri. >>> in washington, could it be bye bye nancy pelosi, at least for her senior house position. house democrats holding a pivotal leadership meeting today. tim ryan is within striking distance of winning the minority leader post. ryan stunning the party by challenging pelosi. she has held that job for 14 years. pelosi, a fundraising powerhouse, is still widely expected to win. >>> do you remember, of course you do, the police officer who shot and killed a terror suspect at ohio state university on campus this week. he's been hailed a hero across the country except one black lives matter activist. he tweets this. for the white officer who killed a stabbing suspect in ohio paraded as a hero, that's interesting. tucker carlson interviewed that activist last night. listen to this. >> when you tweet out that this is a story of a white man killing a black man, that is misleading. that's not what happened. there was no racial motive. >> i didn't say there was. >> of course you did. you said -- >> i didn't say that. >> shot a black suspect. >> you guys are the

"washington post" poll in the presidential elections going back to 1992, they had clinton up by 12 and a week and a half later had trump up by one and what they said in their methodology notes this is about people who bended to like hillary clinton being more willing to answer the phone when trump was under story. today, abc's poll came out, had clinton up by 3. you are seeing the reversion back to the mean. the state of the race it's been all along. a very slight clinton advantage. harder pass for trump. certainly with states like colorado tightening, that opens up new pathways for trump to win. >> the trend lines are going to trump right now. >> the only poll that matters is on election day. we're heading into gotv weekend, get out the vote. all about turning out the base. the goal for both campaigns is to make sure they connect with their people and get those people out to cast their ballots. all about last 15 seconds. turnout and the question is enthusiasm to take a poll the same thing as enthusiasm to go to the polls. that's the big mystery we'll find out on tuesday. >> we're goin

. >> apparently, in a separate wikileaks yesterday, it was revealed that the "washington post" columnist asked the dnc for help on researching a project. he was doing a column about outrageous thingssaid. he was reaching out to the dnc to do legwork for him. when people say that the cnn is the clinton news network, you go hmm. >> donna brazile setting up hillary clinton against bernie sanders and then this. >> well, guys, when you talk about the marathon here in the city yesterday, the new york city marathon, today the marathon here begins. fox news is on the air for 67 straight hours for live election coverage. "fox and friends" is going to be live tomorrow and wednesday morning starting at 5:00 a.m. to bring you the up to the minute results and analysis. >> plug in the coffeepot. in the meantime, a dozen minutes after the top of the hour and we have a fox news alert for you now. janet reno, the first woman to serve as attorney general of the united states has died at the age of 78. >> her godfather confirming she passed away from complications of parkinson's disease. >> heather nauert has th

. times. >> the big polls were wrong. "washington post," nbc "wall street journal," all wrong. >> but the contempt that the people analyzing this election had for anybody with an alternative point of view, it was like you were denying evolution or something. because their pre-conceptions were so strong they couldn't break out of them. like brexit was not about nigel farage, this is not entirely about donald trump. this is a reaction against the people in charge. look, if you're not in the elite media, not on wall street, not in the political class, look at the people who run the country. they sneer at you. they have contempt for you. there's nothing about you that they like. you resent that after a while. this is democracy. the average person can vote we learned last night. >> i'm going to add celebrities to that. whether performing with hillary clinton, going tweeting or campaigning for her. many of which foolishly said they're going to leave the country if he, in fact, wins. celebrities, instead of -- you might like their album, but you resent the fact they're in your face telling y

real change to washington, real safety to our cities, and real prosperity to our communities, including our inner cities. >> earlier in the day, mr. trump added some diversity to his administration with the nomination of two women to top posts. south carolina governor nikki haley is u.s. ambassador to the united nations, and betsy devos as secretary of education. many republicans were quick to praise devos' nomination. she is a former chairwoman of the michigan republican party and a national leader in the school choice movement. on twitter, devos said, quote, i am honored to work with the president-elect on his vision to make american education great again. the status quo in education is not acceptable. together we can work to make transformational change to ensure every student has the opportunity to fulfill his or her highest potential. we're also now hearing mr. trump has finalized his picks for two other cabinet posts, as well, which could be announced in the next couple of days. dr. ben carson as the secretary of housing and urban development and billionaire investor wi

romney. we are live in washington. >> angels taking flight. the dream cabin filled with victoria secret models. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> i can't take it any more. haunting words posted online minutes before a somali born student went on a slashing spree at ohio state university. >> nearly a dozen students recovering as investigators looking into the possibility this was a terror attack. >> garrett tenney is live for us in columbus, ohio with new information what we need to know about the suspect. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, heather and clay. investigators continue to look at this, they are not quite ready to say this is terrorism related, but one senior lawmaker says that this bears all of the hall marks of a terrorist attack. now investigators are continuing to comb through the electronic records, the communications of 18-year-old abdul artan the attacker here at ohio state yesterday. they are talking to his family members and friends trying to get a better idea of wasnho he as a person. they have been going through his computer and personal comm

the "washington post" called it embarrassing for mitt romney. former speaker of the house newt gingrich doubles down on it being a big mistake. >> my goodness,this is a guy who is going to have to apologize before he does this. he's a former nominee of the party being made to plead or ask or awe digs twice now in front of donald trump. if he ends up not getting it it will be kind of a humiliating experience for him. >> when you have potentially a rudy giuliani, you have ambassador bolton, you have a wide range of people you could reach out to. if you go back and play the tone, the hostility, the contempt of the romney speeches. these were whole speeches. >> went after trump harder than anybody. >> why would he believe trump will be his secretary of state? he will be romney's secretary of state. >> we asked you who would you lake to see as secretary of state? 57 percent rudy giuliani 27 percent general petraeus and only 8 percent saying mitt romney. 10 percent swant someone else. who would you lake to see as secretary of state and why? join us on our facebook faj after the show

" headline, donald trump already saving jobs, not so fast. and finally "the washington post," trump's fake news presidency. >> they go nuts. >> they're eager to denigrate what just happened because they're worried it might be a pattern for things in the future. this is trump style. maybe it's going to be successful. >> you talk about a pattern for the future. if you broaden the lens, there's talk apple is now thinking about making iphones in america instead of china. do you buy that first of all? >> no. >> okay. you don't buy it. it's just talk. >> i don't think that's going to happen. but i do think apple and the other technology companies and ibm and some of the other manufacturers they are beginning to realize maybe they're in a bind. >> they're thinking twice. >> what is ignored is that the end of ford's statement yesterday where ford says, look, if donald trump's policies make it easier to manufacture in the united states, well, maybe we'll reconsider. that's what they said. and that's a big deal. >> isn't that what could happen? there's a calculation inside these executives say if po

florida. "the washington post" had four different scenarios of maps that trump could win. every single one he has got to win florida. interesting, look at the last two weeks and some of the states now in play that really weren't just two weeks ago. >> look at nevada there for instance. new hampshire for crying out loud. this is how tight it is right now. tied across awful these states. colorado which was firmly in clinton wants camp a number of months ago. >> pennsylvania has been overwhelmingly for hillary for months and, yet, it's tightened down to within the margin. pennsylvania is one of the only states along with new hampshire does not have early voting. they have absentee. there are not millions of people voting ahead of time. the stories in the last couple of weeks are going to have an effect in pennsylvania. obamacare talking in the commercial break that's legitimately big deal. obamacare has collapsed. democrats haven't explained why. just tying trump to the kkk and nonsense like that but this is an actual issue. >> i think it really is about obamacare. look at the tracking lo

. we're live in washington with those details. >> and post -election wrapping p overnight. we now know these folks have big plans for inauguration day and you'll never believe where they're getting all the cash to hold these events. >>> and do you remember this. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> i so remember that. >> should the president just pardon her. we're debating that this hour. "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> come on in on this sunday morning. >> good morning. happy sunday. >> gather up around the fire and enjoy some coffee. did you guys see the super moon? >> no. >> it ee gigantic. tomorrow it will be the closest the moon has been since 1948 to earth. >> there's been a lot of those. blue moon. >> there have been. but 6:30, go out. >> i love that. it will be beautiful. we've been up dancing this morning. it feels like 6:00, but it's only 10:00 p.m. >>> president-elect trump's staff is taking place. >> good morning, garrett. >> there are four jobs to be f

"washington post." >> i was a child. >> you're still only 30 or 40. >> the point is you covered the senate debate over then nominee for ronald reagan for federal judgeship jeff sessions he made controversial racially charged comments and that nomination was blocked. give me the actual facts about what happened? >> what happened is in most cases jeff sessions as a young prosecutor in mobile, alabama, admitted in the confirmation process that he had said things like calling the naacp and aclu un-american and communist and made a joke about the kkk. and there were other things he said where he said it was a disgrace for a white lawyer to be representing black clients. it was enough to derail his judgment. i knew 99% of the country had forgotten about this, but if he was nominated as he has been for attorney general, the media would immediately go there. >> those are the facts. then luis gutierrez from illinois had this to say about the nomination, quote, if you have nostalgia for the days when black kept quiet and gays were in the close et and immigrants were invisible and women were in the k

york post", hillary clinton mop secret. turns out this woman right here, marina santos, hillary clinton's made in washington, d.c., in addition to taking care of the household, as it turns out, marina was routinely asked to printout classified e-mail at her house to run the high security fax machine installed by the department of state, she had zero security clearance. yet she had access to some of the biggest secrets in our government. look at these classified items that were e-mailed and faxed to her. >> five examples. some say sensitive, some say classified but they were sent to hillary from her aides in the state department. she forwarded them to her housekeeper, will you send these out for me. >> also recommended betty curry, the one with the monica lewinsky logs that got bill clinton impeached. now we never thought to talk to the housekeeper. either way, either did the fbi. she seems to have these documents pass through her fingertips, including going through the secure fax and picking up the presidential daily briefing. >> here's what it she came down to, she made me do i

washington post and a lot of newspapers. >> "the washington post" was interesting because it did some good aggressive reporting but editorial page, you just one after the other after the other after the other. although this guy callum borcher is an honest guy at the post. >> i agree. >> this sunday you have kellyanne conway this is an interesting question that i have. does trump has the stones to put ms. conway in as chief of staff? because that woman saved his bacon to use a cliche, she saved him. does he have it to put her in there? >> yeah. but i'm not sure that's her best job. i'm not sure that's the right role for her. i have strong feelings about chief of staff because i have seen it done right and i have seen it done wrong. and you put in somebody who -- well, this isn't true of conway so much and i agree. she could just be good a job as being a senior advisor, counselor, a israeli jarrett david axelrod to him. >> valerie jarrett is a good example. >> chief of staff you need somebody who knows how the trains run in this town. how you deal. >> newt gingrich then. >> how you talk with

washington post," julie pace who covers the white house and the transition for the associated press, and ben domenech co-founder of the web magazine "the federalist". well, since the election mr. trump has been espousing a pretty standard conservative agenda, he's been reaching out to establishment republicans, even including mitt romney who spent the entire campaign bashing him. george, as a trump doubter are you at all reassured? >> yes, not least of all what was said 20 minutes ago by kellyanne conway. she said you can't appoint novices, we just elected one which is fine and he seems to realize inevitably that he sits atop an enormous republican party infrastructure. he has 4,000 policy making jobs to fill and they are going to come from the pool of the republican party which is thoroughly conservative, and from the intellectual infrastructure of the republican party, aei, other think tanks, heritage foundation, et cetera. and these are people who know what the swamp looks like that he wants to drain. for example, the office of civil rights and the department of education, which

"washington post" poll and they've been tracking numbers historically. 56% of hillary clinton's voters saying they're voting for her as opposed to against her opponent. kind of on par with people like al gore and george bush, bill clinton in '96. that same poll shows donald trump at 41%. that's historically and significantly lower than most presidential candidates. >> do you think the fbi announcement now a week and a half old has hurt clinton? >> no, i don't. i think it obviously occupied a lot of air space, but i think, you know, we've been knocking on doors. we have had lines all weekend at our phone banks of people waiting to get in. we've knocked on 2 million doors this week and i think where you're seeing the enthusiasm is in the early vote. our people are going out to vote where the early vote is going on, states like florida, nevada, very strong numbers and not just with our base democratic voters but we think we're seeing a surge with suburban women, younger people, millennials. >> having said all that, clinton has changed her game plan. i always say the most precious c

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took it for granted. plus the "washington post" op ed wants to get rid of states. i agree. let's start with washington, d.c. oh wait, that's in the a state. it is a bunch of parasites. suck it dc. and tom interviews one of the stars of the hit reality show "gold

group. syndicated columnist george will, charles lane from the washington post. joey pace who covers the white house and the transition for the associated press, and ben dominique, co-founder of the web magazine, the federalist. well, since the election, mr. trump has been aspousing a pretty standard conservative agenda. he's been reaching out to establishment republicans, even including mitt romney who spent the entire campaign bashing them, george as a trump doubter, are you reassured? >> not least of all said by kellyanne conway, she is a can disappoint of novices and she seems to realize inevitably she sits atop an enormous republican party infrastructure. he has 4,000 policy-making jobs to sell and they are going to come from the pool of the republican party. which is thoroughly conservative. and from the intellectual infrastructure, the republican party, aei, other think tank heritage foundation, et cetera. these are people who know what the swamp looks like that he wants to drain. for example, the office of civil rights and the department of education which has been harassing

of his bosses telling president obama he should be removed from his post. "the washington post" reports that recommendation was sent to the white house last month by ash carter and the director of national intelligence, james clapper who jointly oversee the nsa. sources say carter is disappointed with the lock of progress they have made in the cyber offensive against the islamic state but they believe it should be headed by a civilian and not someone with an extensive milt background such as rogers. this morning nova scotia quickly cut off a reporter who was trying to ask about this court. >> i am just not going to go down this road and comment on anything in the media. i'm accountable for my actions, i certainly understand that. it is not appropriate for me. and if anybody else wants to go down and you are fine to ask but i'm going to give you the same answer. >> and it is news that he is also one of president-elect's leading candidates to become the next director of national intelligence. rogers met with mr. trump on thursday at trump tower and reportedly ruffled a lot of feathers in

campaign. add to that study, sean, the wikileaks revelation that "the washington post" is doing an article about john podesta, the chair of the hillary clinton campaign, undercovers something about a con flilflict of intered says, don't worry about it, we will bury it. gives hillary veto proof over quotes she doesn't like. and an anchor for cnbc is writing podesta a letter bragging about how he put donald trump on his ears. there's a newspaper in central florida called "the daily commercial" and they putton an editorial and apologized for the one-sided donald trump coverage. where is the letter from "the washington post," the "new york times"? >> don't hold your breath. why is donna brazile, who cheated bernie sanders and is corrupt and fed questions, why is she supporting a cheater and why did she hire debbie wasserman schultz after the racist, sexist, misogynistic e-mails that were discovered that forced her out at the dnc? >> it is incredible the level of collusion. that's why i say this election cycle takes the activism on the part of the press to another level. you've been say

the editorial from the washington post? the "new york times"? >> don't hold your breath. why is donna brazil, who is corrupt and fed questions, why is she supporting a cheater and why did she hire debbie wasserman-shultz after racist e-mails were discovered that forced her out of the gnc? >> this election cycle takes it to another level. i think what we're seeing this year, because trump is a black swan kind of candidate that the main stream media cannot count on an attack. including helping mrs. clinton cheat. >> larry, last word. >> donna brazil was vice chair, feeding questions to hillary, she did her job, not to put her thumb on the scale, but put a kinder block on the scale to make sure bernie sanders didn't win. >> i'll tell you how to get this trump pen we come back. >> i can't wait. >> monica, you got it. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. maybe it was all the times it got you safely ou

have to reevaluate how they cover donald trump. washington post apologized yesterday on some of the coverage they had of trump and his staff. "the huffington post," remember they would cover donald trump in their entertainment section because he was never going to be the president. he was never going to be taken seriously. that's fine. wonderful. knock yourself out. but what bothers me is this accusation that trump transition team is in disarray and it is not. they are taking their time. >> you know personally it's not? >> exactly. that's the point. they are taking their time. reasons priebus is the right guy right there. kelley a kellyanne conway right there, super smart. so they don't have their cabinet set in seven or eight days. >> neither did obama, the anointed one. great obama. double standard is nauseating. but it will always be a like this. this is what trump has it face. wikileaks showed us the media a immediamedia could lewded with hillary clinton's campaign. 90% of voters knew the media bias but didn't go along with it. >> unbelievable. did you expect new york times and