not a popular barack obama. >> tom: did you watch the press conference again today? >> yes i did. >> tom: everyone is willing to admit what i said was true. on a global scale, there were more eyeballs on this inauguration than any other in history. >> not everyone is willing to admit that, i don't think that's even what he meant on saturday, he said that's what you better go do this. he went out and did it. >> tom: interesting. tim, what do you think of this? >> i think john spicer has the energy of a substitute teacher trying to convince you that you're a real teacher. >> tom: did you watch the press conference today? >> yeah. i watched it, i was at a women's march with taylor swift, and i watched it on a streaming devi. he was better today, he was much better today. it seems like it's going to be four years of just a knockdown a breakout bloodied brawl between the press and trump. no corner is going to be given to anybody, kellyanne conway seem so relaxed though. she never seems flustered, which i think is pretty good. she's amazing. >> tom: i think the whole team

if you took down barack obama's civil rights page. one would argue if you saw the alfred sterling case. this guy was shot point blank, and some called that police brutality. >> if you have a third of the house democrats not participating in a civic event. the transition of power in a constitutional republic, that's a problem whether you are white or black and you guys need to own up to it. >> that's the same problem we saw six years ago. jesse: i'm glad you are here. jesse: watters and kennedy go wild at the ball. we have the pictures to prove it up next. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and g

based on their definition, this is just a nuanced fact here, hillary and barack obama ban muslims when they put a six-month moratorium on iraq. jimmy carter ban muslims based on their definition now, he wouldn't allow iranians to come into america during the iranian hostage crisis. all we are saying is we want the right to vet you. make sure you are coming here with peaceful intentions. that does not seem unreasonable in any way to me. >> theriot two parts to that. being allowed to come to america as a noncitizen is a privilege, not a right. therefore we ought to measure it that way. the second thing, and this is what i think is truly historically disturbing by the news coverage over the last four or five days and by the language of left-wing democrats who are totally irresponsible -- millions of muslims around the world, 1 billion plus people heard donald trump supposing a muslim ban. that is a total lie. indonesia is the most popular muslim country in the world, they are not banned. india is the second. they are not banned. go down the list. as you pointed out, you have the king of s

obama and joe biden if as if that would make it a reality. like he's going to see this tweet and do this. >> tom: now there is one of those petitions. they're trying to get done. >> andy: and a thick it's going to happen. >> tom: it would be funny if it actually did and it came back to you and you said "i was just kidding." >> andy: if it did happen, it wouldn't be the weirdest thing that's happened in this electio election. that's what's bizarre. trump may move the west wing press briefings. malice, you're absolutely right about the left controlling the press, but their full of crap when they's say it's about needing more room, it's about guarding the president. they should tell the truth to us, though. >> they don't know what the truth is, so we can at least enjoy the show. they're just winging it. do you think they know what's in trump's head? >> andy: can't argue with that. seth, i like how you said you have a blog and right after that you said all bloggers are a 13-year-old girls. >> i identify as a 13-year-old girl, and if you don't tre

>> barack obama has exited stage. spent most of the last month on vacation. they're inheriting a world that is chaotic because of the lack of american leadership and authority for the last eight years. so you can't expect president-elect trump to sit on the sidelines and making america doesn't participate in what we're supposed to be doing, which is the leader of the free world. i will say and to the point that was made earlier, this is unprecedented. do not conflate the fact that presidents are clearly in charge until january 20th. this is setting new policy, altering a policy that we've had for 40 years in the closing days, and it's done so to deliberately undermine the incoming administration. but these are roadblocks. these are temporary, done through executive order. >> running out of time. 15 seconds. go ahead. >> i will just say that like i said in the example of george w. bush, he basically tied president obama's hand with a rack, which was, you know, a matter of national security and extremely important, and he ties his hand to that timetable. this i

trump, ask barack obama and his policies. >> i'm not a wilting flower. i am, first, a conservative, i'm a mother, i'm a, you know, educated person, i'm an attorney, and, oh, yeah, i'm a woman too. bret: former federal prosecutor tamara neil from southern virginia told us for her at least the reports of trump's mistreatment of women were outweighed by other concerns. >> he has the courage and the fortitude, obviously, to withstand all the blowback from saying what he's saying about muslim immigration and the difficulties that lie there, building a wall and illegal immigration and just one issue after the next after the next after the next. he's willing to say what, frankly, i think most of us were thinking, and he can take the blowback from it. need someone to take a sledgehammer to this [bleep] there is no other way around it. bret: cody knotts is a budget horror films. he told us he considers himself a reagan man but also says donald trump is the only candidate he trusts to take action on the economy. >> up none of them want -- none of them want to chan

and the president has the power of the pen for president barack obama's legacy. they look to rebuild their party, running for dnc chair and he's in houston for the dnc future forum. thank you for joining us. first and foremost, we played for our viewers at home, there are some people in miami really reacting there to the miami mayor's decision. i want to get your take on not only the sanctuary city executive order we see, but the extreme vetting of people into the u.s. >> thank you for having me. donald trump's executive orders have been disturbing, they go against fundamentally everything we believe in this country. we're a nation of immigrants. we as a country were formed because people were-- >> when you talk about disturbing, are you referring to the vetting of the refugees or the sanctuary city? or talking about both? >> i'm talking about both. you know, the country was founded because people were being persecuted because of their religion, so when you sign an executive order banning someone because of their religion, that's problematic. even dick cheney cam

barack obama won the crowd size thing. he won it all the way through 2008 through the campaign, and he won the rhetoric thing. donald trump now is president too. he gets to go start his own thing, and he can channel whatever he wants. he has room to make a ton of history, but he lost those two battles. move on, create the next -- greg: moveon.org, i say. >> i volunteer to be the go-between between trump and spicer going forward, because -- give him that. no, we're not going to be able to do that. got another one? greg: yeah. >> damn. all right, look, and be he obviously was reading what he was told to be read. it doesn't matter. it's a trophy. the super bowl was the election. the inauguration is the trophy presentation. greg: it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't matter. you're the president. you have congress, you have the house, focus on that. >> there's something dysfunction bal about a guy who thinks it does matter. crowd size is the new hand size. greg: yeah. last word, kat, real quick. >> i think being trump's press secre

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that is the president, now president, barack obama chelsea manning. the fact that he commuted the sentence of him and also it was julian assange that had texted out, well hey, if he gives him d come to the united states. what does that mean? >> i think we have to look really carefully at all of obama's pardons. the pardon and commutation power is, there is no check on that. that is a presidential prerogative. he could do whatever he wants. at a time where so many in the left are complaining or making these allegations about russia and the release of documents, it is interesting that he decided to go with the manning commutation. i don't think you're going to hear much of an explanation from president obama, maybe in some post-presidential interview. he'll give us some insights on that. whether it's a gitmo release or some of these other sentences he's commuting, i think again it's all going to have to be sifted out in the historical look back. >> sean: the fact that the white house was hacked, the department of defense, including by the way to the off

let me begin by expressing my appreciation first and foremost to president barack obama and vice president joe biden. the cooperation that the outgoing administration has extended in this transition effort would make every american proud. and i know the president-elect has expressed his appreciation not just for the hospitality but for the collaboration of this administration in supporting our team's transition efforts and i would reiterate that today. also very grateful to the gsa administrator denise roth and her outstanding team at gsa for the work they've done to support our efforts. also grateful for the vice chairs and executive committee of the transition effort who have put in very long hours. a number of them are with us today. ben carson is with us, rudy giuliani, jeff sessions, marsha blackburn. tom reed represent a part of the team and we express our appreciation for the many, many hours you put in assembling this day one team and express appreciation to the members of our executive committee who donated literally hundreds of hours in assisting us in preparing the recommendatio

barack obama i never liked. because of his policies. because of his views, because of its radical background. i would've been -- hi! we have stragglers, that's always good. dr. gorka, that's always good. i talk a lot about the economy. the president now mentioned today radical islam in his inaugural speech, which was very different from what we've experienced the last eight yea years. how'how is that message being received? in your study. >> everything has changed. when he used those three words today, radical islamic terrorism, he put the marker down for the whole national security establishment. everybody heard it. law enforcement, national intelligence security, our allies and our enemies heard it. no more political correctness. you're not going to rename it. >> sean: does not mean they want to accept the challenge or that means we've got to be more careful and there will be consequences? >> i think both. the guys inside the machine that i've had the honor of working with, who have just been shackled and realized, now we can go to wa

>> my person to watch is barack obama. he will be living in washington. he has talked about appreciating the way that george w. bush handled post presidency staying quiet, not questioning decisions but i think he's going to face a lot of pressure from democrats to speak out against trump. chris: michael. >> one of the first people in washington, d.c. to identify and understand the forces that disrupted our politics in 2015, 2016, huge impact on policy administration. chris: juan. >> i always have trouble with the last name. he is harvard grad, scholar, navy officer, served in afghanistan, and president obama has identified him as one of the party future super stars, he's running for democratic national committee against keith ellison. different look. chris: yes or no, is he going win dnc? >> i don't know the answer. chris: there we go. a definite maybe. we will lock predictions or maybe we will just stick them somewhere, that's it for today. have a great week. we will see >> good evening the man accuse of gunning down 5 people in ft. lauderdale airport fa

obama -- i was a barack obama guy, too. if they would have been doing this, it would have been scandal and outrage. been considered racist because you disagree with him or because you don't get away from him ask for martial law? >> what charges and she says she is -- until he is cleared of charges. >> thankfully first of all i'm pretty sure that the military knows they don't take orders from rosie o'donnell. clayton: didn't she want to move to canada? >> she wanted to move to canada. she is trying to summon the military. how about, instead, you accept it the inauguration is happening. not fake news. he is going to be the president. take some deep breaths. do whatever it is to help you calm down. take a bath. everybody is different. don't summon them. it's not going to work. you just look crazier and crazier and makes you less relateddable. >> or, cat. she is getting attention. we are talking about her. she is relevant. clayton: she doesn't want attention. >> when she did "the view." when is the last time that we have seen h

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leland: president barack obama's hawaiian vacation has given the outgoing leader a little time to reflect on his eight years in office. now he's taking a page out of donald trump's playbook and tweeting about it. this morning mr. obama tweeted out: it's been the privilege of my life to serve as your president. i look forward to standing with you as a citizen. happy new year, everybody. here to weigh in on the president's legacy and what lies ahead for the president-elect, our fair and balanced political panel, antwan wright, ceo of blueprint strategies, ron meyer, politics. gentlemen, happy new year. nice to have you. >> happy new year, leland. >> happy new year. leland: the president tweeted out new year's greetings and went pretty specific on a couple of different issues. we'll start with obamacare. this from the president's twitter account: after decades of rising health care costs, has access to the financial security of affordable health care, and he included a graph to make his point. antwan, how much of this is trying to secure his legacy, how much of this is trying to then make a

maria: even if you were not a fan or voted for barack obama on that inauguration weekend. everyone of proud, country of proud we were at a moment of time celebrating new leadership, why can't they do it this time? >> they have all lost their minds. maria: they have. >> when i want celebrities to tell me how to live, i will watch a movie. the truth circumstance people are -- some people are angry and upset, but this is democracy, we go forward, it will matter in two years, i don't believe it will be so important in two years, but it is not good practice to rip apart a government. >> they can't compete on ideas so they have to defame, and isolate. maria: and label trump. instead of say we have better ideas. >> on this side and here is why. >> next monday, you can do a poll. the best tweet trump has given so far, let's work together on solving the problems of inner-city is a positive thing. maria: the inner-cities look at chicago, yet, the constituents of many of these people who are blowing off the inauguration, they are saying, why don't you work together? that is what we w

it would unify the country if president trump nominated barack obama to the supreme court. people would go, that's genius. he would be seen as a wonderful person. >> if you have a little brat and you want obama on the supreme court but you get ted cruz on the supreme court, -- >> you wish you got the bicycle? >> you realize the wisdom later on. >> look, however donald trump put out a list of 11 candidates i think were going to be pleasantly surprised with whoever he picks. i think ted cruz would make a great supreme court justice. >> i think the worry on the republican side is if you don't get someone like a justice sute suter, they want another justice scalia. democrats have a say. that's why it's not the choice, it's not the person donald trump nominates. it's the process. it's the confirmation. first and foremost, mitch mcconnell, i think he's my winter on capitol hill because in part he was obstructing merrick garland. now that has energized the democrats to say why would we treat a republican any differently. they are going to try to slow things down unless mitch mccon

steve: speaking of defending obama, that's valerie, trusted aid to barack obama's job. here's she is talking about scandal free. >> the president prides himself in that his administration hasn't had a scandal. but that's not because he's being someone other than who he is. that's because that's who he is. that's who they are, and i think that's what really resonates with the american people. steve: scandal free administration. >> you can see democrats an a, independent c and republicans f. steve: lee carter, thank you very much for doing all of that work for us. steve: we're going to step aside. more fox and friends in two mins >> all right, breakfast with friends. abby is mobile, alabama. good morning, abby. >> i have to say i wish that i had time to talk to every single person. we're here in mobile, alabama. they've fabulous. it's the home of jeff sessions. you have heard how much is he loved down here. >> no kidding. you wish you could talk to everybody. we want some of the home fries. >> i want some of your beads, lady. >> they have the strawberry tea. >> thank you,

. >> what did barack obama do at the memorial service? he actually scorned the police officer and blamed the police officer and talked about racial profiling. >> can we get a transcript. thewho's killing each other in chicago. blacks are killing each other to the tune of 800 homicides. donald trump said he's going to stop the carnage in the inner cities. when did barack obama ever talkd about that or knowledge that. >> i hate this reference to black on black crimes. are 80% of of the crimes from white people come from white people. before we are getting off topic topic -- >> will get back to the point. barack obama took down donald trump's civil-rights page and said he wants to combat this policing environment which if you saw the sterling case who was shot point-blank and had a gun in a gun permit, some would call that police brutality. >> if you have a third not participating at a political rep event in a constitutional republic, that is a problem whether you're white or black. i think you need to own up to it. >> but that's the same pr

obama for doing the same thing. all of these executive orders so far are pretty much within the normal authority of the presidency the united states. he hasn't just lighted, hasn't done anything that the substance of the criticism against obama. no one is against executive orders as executive orders. they are against using them as a substitute for going to congress. this is a great political fight for donald trump to have to go to congress and say the democrats don't want to secure the border. >> chris: republicans protecting the country and enforcing borders. let's talk about it, charlie. mr. trump's actions this week to crack down on immigration both legal and illegal have already provoked a sharp backlash on capitol hill. let's look first and what the president said in an interview today with abc news and then congressional democratic reaction. >> of the american taxpayer will pay for the wall at first. >> reimbursed from a later date with whatever transaction we make with mexico. >> american people are going to

and after eight years of barack obama, there are more elected republicans at every level of government, local, state and federal, than at any time since the 1920s. so i believe the president is talking about the outgoing obama administration. you have to have a president who will sign bills that you pass. and the only way to change the country was to get a president who would sign the bills that will be passed by the republican congress that the american people continued in last november's election. chris: i discussed the trump agenda with reince priebus. have you decided in what order you're going to take things up in the senate? and given how extraordinarily broad and ambitious this agenda is, are you worried at all about overloading the circuits? >> well, in the senate we have this whole area of responsibility the house doesn't have. there are over 1200 executive branch appointments that have to be confirmed, so we're starting off here after passing the obamacare repeal resolution -- which we did before president trump took office -- trying to get his cabinet nominations this place.

as her democratic voters, voted twice for barack obama, their lesson is, we didn't hear you. the message to those voters should be, we heard you. >> our messages, we are going to stand up -- dan donald trump campaigned on draining the swamp. democrats are saying, during the swamp and put forward nominees that are going to change washington. not foreclosed on people or be a billionaire -- >> martha: that is exactly what these people are going to do. bring in people from the private sector will understand how businesses are run. they will drain the swamp in washington. >> what is odd about it, he is very low approval ratings for these people. that is what we are saying it. you have rhetoric in this campaign, let's hold you accountable. >> there has been a rally of the american people around donald trump. people who are not huge fans of donald trump, with the safety pins, things like that -- >> martha: good to have you here. thank you very much. while we wait for some comments this evening for mr. trump, we are looking into why one of the nation's largest teacher's groups was re

barack obama said that himself. let me finish. and everyone said that if the emails were hacked by russia, and i don't care if it's russia, jewel yawn assange, hillary's hairdresser or usama bin laden rose from the ocean and hacked him. i don't care. nobody said they were not accurate emails. >> they weren't accurate. they were selectively. judge jeanine: what wasn't accurate? >> they were selectively edited and disclosed by wikileaks. there was fake news and trolling by paid operatives from the russian government. and we know comey and the f.b.i. inextended to install -- intended to install trump. judge jeanine: what's the fake news? >> city was lies spread about hillary clinton. let's put this aside. i want to talk about what you said about limousine liberals and how awful we are. judge jeanine: before you get to that. what's the fake news? >> there were all kinds of fake news sites. a man that b. interviewed a bunch of people who troll people on twitter. judge jeanine: comedians. you are not suggesting a comedian has intelligen

howie: donald trump and barack obama have startling different views of the media. corey lewandowski will be here. howie: the presidential handoff took place, and at barack obama's last press conference, he spoke of the press. you are not supposed to be sycophants, or be complimentary, but you are suppose to cast a critical eye on those who hold power. >> what about twitter? are you going to continue to tweet? >> yes. i don't like tweeting. i have other things i could be doing. but i get very dishonest media, very dishonest press. howie: what do you make of the contrast between the obama sendoff and all those specials on tv, the "new york times" writing about what books he likes, and the trump transition, i would say he received no honeymoon. >> two completely different approaches by the media towards these two distinctly different people. the way they handle themselves in public. and the media responded accordingly. weak investigation and eavesdropping. >> they were spying on reporters. james rosen here at fox news. that's what's interesting about this. he called t

but what has barack obama done for eight years. just months after russia have invaded georgia he have them push it. in the middle of his reelection campaign in 2012 he told the russian president he would have more flexibility after the election. when mitt romney characterized russia as our her number one adversary barack obama mocked &4ms8w:j9d wanted their foreign policy back. they have finally realized the threat that they pose to the united states and our interest. shannon: russian president has responded here is a bit what he have to say as perceived from international practice they had reasons to respond in kind although we have the right to retaliate well not response to that. what will plan our further steps . he went on to invite all diplomatic children who are in russia to the new year's and christmas parties at the kremlin. what is his response say to you? >> i would recommend that they not take their ipads to the kremlin. what they need is a sense of new boundaries. he's have a free reign over the last eight years he nee

israel's security than barack obama's. we reject the criticism that this vote abandons israel. on the contrary, it is not this resolution that is isolating israel, it is the permanent policy of settlement construction that risks making peace impossible. >> secretary of state john kerry wednesday defending the administration's controversial decision last week to abstain from a u.n. security council vote condemning israeli settlements. kerry's remarks considered a parting shot at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu whose relationship with president obama has deteriorated over the last eight years as the two have clashed over differences on settlement building and the iran nuclear deal. retired four-star general jack keane is the chair of the institute for the study of war and a fox news military analyst. general, good to see you again. thanks for coming. >> glad to be here, paul. >> let's talk first about the russian sanctions this week that president obama put on russia for the hacking. do you have any doubt that russ

obama was going to bring us together. we're not together geraldo further apart than we have -- >> a rare compliment i to creates matthews in terms of -- brilliant he made an amazing point about polarization said it began when the democrats started vietnam war then antiwar when nixon was elected, it was the birth of team sport politics because they started the war when republican came in antiwar that is what we are reliving now every single day. >> that is the biggest point that thees a demonstrators made even though weren't -- arguing to protect roe v. wade, and women's rights against, the misogyny so forth but the real message was the democratic party is dysfunctional failed to deliver a lackluster campaign, led by -- by people from a different era, who had no sense of what was happening on the ground, needed a new democratic party, that is the real message. >> did not work hard enough to raise money. >> -- he didn't give -- >> very similar message -- >> what if bernie sanders had given that speech yesterday imagine what

i thought it was wrong to do that for barack obama and george w. bush and i think it's wrong to do it now. when the people have spoken and elected a leader they deserve the right to become the president, to put their agenda forward. if you oppose the agenda oppose it at every turn and explain your case, make your argument for why you disagree with that person's position but i think it is disappointing to hear people immediately saying i consider this president illegitimate because i don't like the results. even if russia had something to do with wikileaks releasing these emails which it seems highly likely they did it doesn't make donald trump an illegitimate president. to say you'll sit out the inauguration, if the shoe was on the other foot and republicans were calling hillary clinton saying they wouldn't go to her inauguration, she is not my president people would be furious. they would be going after those republicans and saying how horrible they are. we have to realize it doesn't just work one way and not the other. you have to say we need to

jesse: president barack obama has thrown up historic roadblocks for donald trump read more midnight regulations, oil exploration bands, teeming with congressional democrats over repealing replace, politicizing the the russian hacking allegation, knee capping israel, saying he would've beaten donald trump if he would've run for a third term and he awarded himself the medal for distinguished public service. here with me now is founder of avenue strategies corey lindow ski. him and ask you straight up, has president obama kept his word in offering president-elect donald trump a smooth transition that would result in success. >> it's such a small group of people who have had the privilege of serving as president of the united states. what i do know is when he met with president obama, they had a good conversation. they talked about the problems our country faces moving forward. driving is helpful that president obama is now doing things at the last minute that the administering will have tot? it of course not but the great thing about executive orders is the first day that he is in office, those ar

i haven't been that impressed with president barack obama. not anything personal, i just think he's highly ineffective president and one who has done more to undermine some of the very core principles and pillars of america. you talk about wasted opportunity. race relations, he is a man that could have done more than anyone in history and he not only missed that opportunity, he exacerbated a problem that existed whether he came in. >> neil: i'll put you downs on a maybe on barack obama, then. thank you, happy new year to you, good seeing you again. >> thank you, sir. >> neil: governor matt bevin of the great state of kentucky. the president will be speaking around 9:00, 8:55, join fox business network, we'll gauge foreign market reaction in what he says as final words as president of the united states. more after this. just by looking in my eyes. they can tell when i'm really excited and thrilled. and they know when i'm not so excited and thrilled. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. but i knew. so i finally decided to s

i remember when barack obama came in into thousand nine, as much as we disagree with him on policy, i didn't hear anybody say anything bad about him, but not to go to the inauguration. listen, al gore had much more of a claim, if you want to say it was illegitimate, back in 2000. richard nixon in 1960. there is absolutely no evidence at all that donald trump is not the totally legitimate president of the united states. challenging that is really dangerous, dangerous path to go down. >> do you think this is a preview of more divisiveness? we have seen so much of that in the past several years, is it going to get worse? what is is telling us? >> peter: etiquette has to get worse. to me this is really from day one, declaring war on donald trump. on the trumpet administration and on the person who was legitimately elected by the people of the united states, it is a terribly, terribly dangerous path they are going down. >> harris: to the president-elect's point, though, it would be interesting if these congressional members had to bring their tickets to the person and say look, these are m

even barack obama attended ten inaugural balls. we will see trump go to three, one in honor of the military, two of those officials inaugural balls and was mentioned earlier that the tickets for the public will be much, much affordable this year than in previous years. we are going to see a shorter inaugural parade as well, shorter by an hour and a half. one of the shortest parades in recent memory. his inaugural committee is building that as an effort to get immediately back to work, announcing that parade will be a new voice, charles has announced inaugural parade, participates in them for the last 11 presidents. this year the trump team has tapped someone new, washington, d.c. base announcer named steve ray and finally, we won't see a dc public school marching band participating in the parade this year for the past five inaugurations, a local marching band from a local high school has marched in the parade, none apply to do so this year, though. abby: i talk today kellyanne con way, she said it would be much shorter than what ma

my point in question here is that is one of the big criticisms that they head about barack obama which was that he ran through obama care with just democratic votes and here we are a few years later and it's falling apart. how do you come up with a replacement that is more durable and it seems to me that might be finding a way to bring along at least the democrats. how do you bring along at least some democrats it appears that donald trump has some consensus here. >> any replacement should be done in pieces. i believe there will be pieces of art reform agenda that some democrats could support. i would not want to replace obama care in one fell swoop. it be too easy for democrats to oppose it. maybe we should try to do this in pieces and put out aspects of this law and changes that the democrats would find hard to vote against. >> rather than a behemoth do this in pieces and maybe make it stronger. i want to get to another point. you come from a c in pennsylvania where they all said no chance donald trump could win. a big reason why he is the 45th president of the united states. on his

his first tweet should be @barack obama, sad, exclamation point. >> he trolls linguists all the time. like when he talks about big league. and i wait forward -- waited for months for some reporter to come out and say it is a word. bigly. and he always used it correctly. and it would have been so great if some smarty pants would have corrected him on it and he would have just dropped the dictionary on them. oh yeah. check this out. >> problem with doing a segment like this which is just say pretaped by a few hours -- >> in a few hours from right now. >> i know. exactly. exactly. >>> as we kick 2016 to the curb let's look back on the things we frankly had enough of and wish would go away in 2016. yes we're sick of seeing you and hearing you and it is time for you to call it a day. ♪ >> going to have to unpack that. >> let's unpack it a little bit. >> unpack the conspiracy. ♪ i accept i'm not the hiker i was. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so

president barack obama, the first african-american president, was celebrated by the largest inaugural crowd in history. and now, as president obama goes from the heights of power to the history books, a new leader emerges. we await president-elect trump's first words to the nation as our elected leader who follows the footsteps of the 44 presidents whose time in the white house began with the inaugural addres address. >> you know, when you watch that litany in our history you just realize the awe e- inspiring stature, the peaceful transition of power in our country, or public traditions continue all through these years relevant to politics. >> jenna: that is absolutely true, and something we will watch for tomorrow, one of the traditions, i shouldn't say traditions, but customs, is that the nomination of the cabinet posts and the confirmations as well. let's go back to washington, d.c. >> on anybody. i completely understand that the hardship that created, as i mentioned, we did go through an independent foreclosure review, and unfortunately there were some issues, very, very low rates

bush and barack obama got when they became president. they had 7 to 9 confirmed secretaries of state, commerce secretaries so government can function. we need at least that and i think that's very important for us to actually show that all these plans and actions can be fulfilled immediately when you have your own team. steve: all right. ainsley: congratulations. >> thank you very much for sharing in the day. ainsley: going to be a long day for you. thanks for waking up early to talk to our viewers. we appreciate it. steve: president-elect trump is already making america's inner cities livable again. brunell donald shae here live from washington, d.c. ♪ don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. [phone buzzing] some things are simply impossible to ignore. the strikingly designed lexus nx turbo and hybrid. the suv that dares to go beyond

so just as he's issuing executive orders to stop things barack obama has done in the last 8 years and the last few week. weep don't want the right they have fought so hard for for many many decade to be rolled back, too. people are rightfully concerned about it. judge jeanine: you didn't see republicans when obama especially in the second term saying we are worried about our religion and catholic and the middle east. this is something so many people said and i will let you and it, david, that was soros funded. >> much of the divisive language or what they believe is divisive language, they said they could never vote for trump because of the way he says things. you look at the signs that were out there. judge jeanine: there was profanity. we couldn't even film it. i was cursed at. you know what, i'm not around. but this stuff walk tough language. >> i didn't see any of that here. judge jeanine: you didn't? you are in boston? maybe boston is more vish ginnal. >> very peaceful and well organized. judge jeanine: what are we going to see this week? >> i think you see a flurry of executive

barack obama has been missing in action. only in the american ghetto, sean, could this go on with the northward of emergency. if that many people died in the hurricane in the southeast, there's no way that everybody would stand by twiddling their thumbs. there's no sense of urgency. but here's the bottom line. here is what is wrong in chicago. it's not the chicago police department, it's the fast that mayor emmanuel has allowed black lives matter in the aclu to run the chicago police department. they are setting policy procedure. >> sean: should they not follow the new york experience? when mayor giuliani started stop and frisk, they got the number down to about three or 400. a majority of those lives saved were black lives. so now implement something like that? but the federal government be able to come in and do that? >> the thing is, the promising thing about this is if there is any, they don't have to reinvent the wheel here. they don't have to come up with something that's never been tried before. the order policing, bu

obama for doing the same thing. but all of the executive orders so far are pretty much within the normal authority to the president of the united states. he hasn't legislated, he hasn't done anything that were the substance of the criticism against obama, they're against using them as a substitute for going to congress. i think he will go to congress and my goes, you're absolutely right, there's going to be a tough fight, this is a great political fight for donald trump to have, to go to congress and say, well f the democrats don't want to secure the border. abby: another executive order could come is to initiate voter fraud investigation. heather: the trump bump as the dow jones hits a historic 20,000. cheryl casone from our sister network fox business here with what we can expect today. so opening at 20,000, that's a record. cheryl: it's amazing heather, i want to apologize, i didn't bring confetti or balloons, i should have. we finally hit the dow 20,000 of weeks of near misses and close calls, you can see it the

bush and barack obama appointed these officials. they had served decades as career employees. sources close to state they expected undersecretary of management patrick kennedy to leave. he drew criticism from the man now running the government. >> newly released fbi documents made public today reveal just how deep this corruption goes. you saw it. the under secretary of state, patrick kennedy, illegally pressure the fbi to un-classify emails from hillary's illegal server. undersecretary kennedy needs to resign. >> state department and fbi denied those claims in the department is still waiting for a confirmed secretary of state. senate leaders say though. it will consider rex tillerson's nomination next week. >> james: mainstream media were never keen on donald trump's candidacy but now that he's in the oval office, reporters and editors appear to have adopted an even sharper edge in their coverage of the 45th president. joining me to discuss this brave new world are howard kurtz and chris starr well. welcome to you both. let's put some flesh on these bones. a recent "new york

obama was president, who was very lukewarm toward the united kingdom. he wasn't really a big believer in the special relationship. all of that is changing now. >> jenna: i hope you don't mind the bluntness of this question. but what's in it for the united states? with this relationship with britain today? >> well that's a very good question. i think there is a great deal in it for the united states. great britain is by far the most important ally for america on the world stage. and in times of war and conflict, for example, great britain is always standing shoulder to shoulder with the united states. there is also a huge economic relationship between the u.s. and the uk. and great britain is the biggest foreign direct investor into the united states, 1 million u.s. jobs depend upon british investment. also there is $5 trillion worth of u.s. investment or assets held in the united kingdom, that is about 22% of total u.s. overseas assets. so there is a lot at stake as well in terms of economic cooperation in addition to defense and intelligence cooperatio

i am going to grade your loyalty for barack hussein obama. you are the most loyal soldier, i love loyalty. i admire loyalty.de you are probably his greatest defender, you are the best at it and i give you an a+. >> that is kind of you. >> sean: you defended the impossible but i give you an a+. >> i am only loyal to the facts, sean. >> sean: god bless austan goolsbee, and i meant what i said in that article. i up next, tonight on "hannity"... >> we are going to use every u tool at our disposal, through regulation, legislation, so that we can save people from this mess. >> sean: speaker paul ryan saying republicans plan to repeal and replace obamacare concurrently. finally, that is the way to do it, so how are they going to do it? up next. do n your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften, unblocking your system naturally. miralax. hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away

among the people on the senate that voted for hardiman include harry reid, barack obama and hillary clinton. sean spicer today said though, shep, either one of which of those people donald trump selects to be the nominee for the supreme court, they should get an easy confirmation in the senate. here is spicer again. >> they may not like the political background, but academia, background, time on the bench, the expert tease and criteria meets the intent of both republicans and democrats. >> all right. so where is the money ride something we're getting sources who are suggesting that gorsuch will be the pick. the caveat, nobody has actually confirmed it to us yet. i think white house officials are under threat of severe harmship should they disclose that information before 8:00 p.m. we'll leave it as a strong tilt towards gorsuch with the caveat that he could always pick hardiman. how about that for being confide confident? >> shepard: i can do that. very good, john roberts, thanks for clearing that up. the top democrat on senate judiciary committee says she will vote no on president trump's

>> i think the u.n., aren't they the barack obama fan club? i hear they sell i heart baraka t-shirts and the gift shop. do you still have the 20% discount their? >> that building could be the new trump tower new york, the sons could run the business. >> tom: what do you think, dagen, does any of this surprise you? trump signaled that he was want to take moves like this. >> i want all dip o-matic parking privilege taking away from everything a person who works at the u.n., it would fall in on itself. it's not even about u.s. funding, it's about all of these diplomats, indeed new york city and partying and throwing caution to the wind and double and triple parking and wreaking habit on our lives and they can all rot in hell. >> if you think that mayor of new york is in trouble now, think about what would happen if you took out spending for diplomats in the new york economy. >> tom: as far as defending go go, is the u.n. economically good for new york? >> what do we care about that? talking about taxes to the city of new york on welfare programs,

barack obama's approval ratings have been going up, somewhat unusual. he will still be the head of the democratic party. to remain as an ex-president, he's got to remain at least somewhat above politics. that's a difficult line to walk. eisenhower, you wrote the great book about, went to gettysburg. washington went to mount vernon. obama's gonna stay in washington until his daughter finishes high school and then is going to move to chicago. he's going to be called on to unite the dispatch party. >> bret: thank you. the book "washington's farewell." thanks for being here. why doesn't the u.s. have a detailed plan to fight in cyberspace? the latest from the pentagon on that issue when we come back. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. new girl, huh? yeah, i'm -- i couldn't help but notice you checking out my name your price tool. yeah, this bad boy gives you

if in 2009 aeteran republican congressman, a prominent republican congressman said barack obama was not legitimate, how would the media react? >> it would be a circus for going after a black president. here you have representative lewis who has worked for equal rights and equal votes among the american public. discrediting 60 million people who voted for donald trump, saying their vote doesn't matter because donald trump is not legitimate. howie: yesterday's "new york times" there is not a work about congressman lewis' remarks. it wasn't considered to be something to be dealt with until we gone it reaction of it. prime time actors were sympathetic to congressman lewis' remarks. what explains this not being a front page story? >> we heard a number of liberals say similar things. i think there might have been a case where the media might be desensitized to this because so many democrats have complained. but it's clear john rules is obviously no back-bencher in congress. this is a big deal. the post has a great story by abby phillips on this. she quotes. >> it's more about the presidency a