this is not about donald trump or barack obama but it should be abouts country. from some speeches we heard today, it is clear all participates, democrat and republicans, are trying to set the stage for what they hope will be a fro from duckive -- productive next 4 years with donald trump. one out of three democrat in congress will not becoming tomorrow with said, this is a very exciting day, a tremendous amount of buse bustle that conts here. liz: trump's family, and his adult children are there, i think his grandchildren were at the laying of the wreath at arlington at the tomb of the unknown. are the grandchildren here tonight? reporter: i believe they are. we have seen mr. trump's kids. eric and donald jr., their kids were there. not add lincoln memorial for tonight's celebration. and welcoming party but we do understand that the kids will be involved throughout all this. liz: thank you carl cameron, terrific job thank you. >> thank you. liz: with more on what to expect tomorrow, trump's great america chair eric beech is joining me now, here is what is going

he showed the speech of barack obama and george w. bush, but some how he feels it's his place to censor history. i come back to the fact he could make this a real-time teachable moment about america and how we are different. instead he's going with a lesson that's off the books. liz: thank you for your time. the president-elect calming out the media saying there are more phoney polls after the media reported a drop in his approval rating. we have the details after this. don't go away. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. legal help is here. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need

obama they did not. liz: we have a growing trend on narrative, coming up several media outlets running with stories about how mexicans are losing jobs to president-elect trump's america. the ap, "new york times," and washington post, miami herald, mexican auto plant owners and workers reacts to ford's decision to cancel its car plant in mexico, saying, it hit us like a bucket of cold water, younger generation would be hurst most. they were already dreaming of going there to ford, now there is nothing. does u.s. need to worry about cutting jobs in mexico. >> that is one thing mainstream media and democrats have to find a victim then promote that victim, you know what, there is no victim. henry ford was an american, ford of the created here, here just showing loyalty back to the country. which is about damn time we got it, i am happy about it. donald trump is president of america, not mexico, let mexico worry about their citizens thrair. they are on the right track, i am glad to donald trump is stepping up

barack obama did not create a better america. liz: it was also in the meaning a number of democrats in the meeting. and what's striking here, angela is that earlier in the day, donald trump met with factory union leaders. and this is a democrat. these are historically the guys and the women who back democrats. what is going on here? >> i really think that this president will be historical. i think he's going to have a great legacy, and he is going to right the wrong. he is doing it in a little unique way, and they are standing there, and i would suggest tone it down, pull it back, and do the job that we elected you to do. we're making everything about nothing and a lot about nothing when a message is not out how bithe crowds are, it's not about who thinks he's not legitimate when john lewis testified before the senate. it doesn't matter. you're president. you're in the white house. work. . liz: okay. angela and danielle, thank you so much for your time. president trump used his first executive order friday to one of them -- one o

cnn wasn't demanding the questions when barack obama was bypassing congress or taking over parts of the u.s. economy but when they put out a report that was completely unverified and something no good journalist should ever put out. liz: that's an important point. what chris is saying is the media is accusing donald trump of lying and top spinning, what's been your experience? >> sure, you know what? i guess what ticks me off about the press or the media's reaction to donald trump is that they've been doubling down and saying that the media and the press have a constitutional right to white house press credentials when it's clear they not the case. you have to earn the right and prove you are credible and tell the truth and it's going to be verifiable and accurate. their reaction in this is really quite revealing in that they've almost forgotten they have to earn their place. liz: that's a good point. final point, you want the free press to ask the toughes and get at truth. of course you don't want to see the press being complicit to chris' point. if anyone in the administration is top

i am ready for a barack obama to get out of offers, then he can fulfill his bucket list as a former president. liz: here is what happened with obamacare. past on straight line democrat vote. republican were not in on that bill, it was a bill that affected such an intimate part of our lives, then president doing things with his pen and his phone by himself. it seems that trump's victory, and his success getting the businesses home, it is spurs president obama to a flurry of reaction? >> i think you are right, i think that democratic posturing of obamacare, and nancy pelosi saying, you could read it -- that is a big error. but we saw after that, you know, a lot of reporting around idea that republican got together on night of inauguration and decided to block obama at every opportunity. >> but they accepted his cabinet appointments quickly. they did not say we'll block 8 of obama's cabinet appointments? >> yes, they gave him his cabinet he wanted, the republicans did not embrace all of his policy, barack obama should have walk across the street and spent time on capitol hill, he should have don

obama took office. cers you know, danielle, six shot. two dead. you know, it's been a brutal month for officers in the state in recent months; right? >> it certainly does. and i think we need to focus on the parts of georgia that are not within the district. this is a city full of black culture, black history. liz: but donald trump is talking about the economic performance of that district; right? >> sure. and the statistics that you call are correct. i will say that the educational statistics for them, the fifth district, the high school education, graduation and of course college is higher than the national average. it's a mixed bag, but it's not this burning in a city, which is language that donald trump has used to describe urban centers, largely african-american. liz: but they have been a problem right, sarah? inner cities have been an issue for quite some time; right? >> well, and this is why i hope john lewis will work with someone like attorney general jeff sessions who wants to work with law en

obama. liz: vice president joe biden was quick to order the proest on tere -- test ors out, your reaction? >> that is his job. he should be i think that the democrats that are pushing this issue, these this size their red meat, their opportunity to align themselves, make themselves more likeable with the base, you will see many democrats, whether they believe it or not, i believe some don't believe it would like to see what donald trump does, they will be really hitting him hard, it is -- we're just seeing the beginnings, this is going to be issue. almost anything he does, i think they need to give him a chance. >> good for you. liz: remember when president obama and hillary clinton said that would accept the results of the election, why is this going on right now? >> well funny part is that everyone was willing to accept results of the election when they thought hillary clinton of going to win. and to the other gentleman's point is not only biden's responsible but all of the democrats fight

obama was. donald trump is the opposite. donald trump won't take no for an answer. maybe it's their backgrounds, a community organizer and u.s. senator. and one has buildings, and builder in new york city and creator of wealth. and the latter believes anything could be negotiated and carrier in indiana, they're returning, something that president obama said would never happen liz: and the president. let's get back to the keystone pipeline. when you look at the actual numbers, president obama had basically, are we going to take the access on the keystone pipeline? let's take it and get your reaction. >> if we're going to build pipelines in the united states, the pipes should be made in the united states. much pipeline is bought from other countries. we build the pipelines and want to build the pipe, put a lot of steel workers back to work. >> that's 4% growth, promised that. >> how could you disagree with that? that's so rational, simple and basic. we build the pipeline, we want to build the pipe

and so here we had barack obama stating, in no uncertain terms it's a red line and we won't accept it, but he did. now we have this refugee crisis across europe and the middle east because of his policies. all we have left is being able to claim no it's donald trump who is likely the killer of syrian refugees. and it's outrageous. liz: isis is all over that country right now. we just heard from security experts, you can't basically vet. women and children yes, of course. there is a civil war in syria has been an intractable problem. is it fair to go after donald trump with such harsh language? >> probably not. he's been on the job 11 days. but people will die in countries don't take refugees because america won't. it will be a problem. what we saw was an international agreement on chemical weapons and we took all the chemical weapons we were aware of at the time away from the syrian regime. russia is backing the assad regime. trump is talking about getting rid of those sanctions. what does that say about thousands and thousands of syrians. liz: the language and tone and rhetoric is in

liz: what if this happened with an image of barack obama. >> it doesn't matter when it happened. liz: my question is what if it had happened with president witt obama, what would the reaction have been. >> significant. we have had a darkening of our discourse in this country. we have become a less gracious country and incidents like this reflect that. it's not just this teacher who acted poorly. the author on "saturday night live" who mocked barron trump. and madonna saying she wishes she could blow up the white house. liz: tammy, there are student and kid involved. is this what teachers are teaching our kid. >> i found it appalling the joke or attack on barron trump. this is not only the suggestion of violence. but the physical acting out of it in front of other people. that take a different kind of step. we heard the secret service is also interested. americans voted for trump because we have seen the rule of law sort of dissipate. you have a person taking an action shooting at a president. demonstrating it. wishing for him to die. that's the kind of thing the secret service sh