hillary clinton of the state of new york has received 227 votes. colin powell from the commonwealth of virginia has received three votes. john kasich of the state of ohio has received one vote. ron paul of the state of texas has received one vote. bernie sanders of the state of vermont has received one vote. faith spotted eagle of the state of south dakota has received one vote. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows -- the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 of which 270 is the majority. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received for vice president of the united states 305 votes. tim kaine of the commonwealth of -- tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia has received 227 -- there will be order. the sergeant at arms will the sergeant at arms will remove persons in the gallery. the house will be in order. commonwealth of virginia has 227 votes. elizabeth warren of the commonwealth of massachusetts ha

you know, hillary clinton broke the law. if anyone else had done what she did on the custody of her e-mails and handling classified information which we know on multiple occasions she did not handle correctly. anyone else, people in the military and government, they've had the book thrown at them. she did not. she got off for whatever reason, i could make all kinds of charges, but in the end, what do you expect the fbi director to do when he finds a whole new cache of e-mails, he finds in an investigation because her husband is some kind of online creep, you know, you also can't make those facts up and the fbi director had this thrown in his lap. and he really had no other choice but to investigate. the whole thing is -- hillary clinton has no one to blame but herself for the way she handled the e-mails. we all know there are protocols and everyone's got to follow the law, even the secretary of state. >> we talk about this question of whether the coe my thing affected the election. something else you've heard from clinton fo

. >> you're a hillary clinton guy? >> i like hillary but things might change when it comes to election. who knows. >> you going to trump? >> who knows. it's a blue state. >> maybe not this year. >> i agree with you. >> how come? >> he says i'm going to do this, that and bring jobs. >> how long you work in the mill? >> 1950 to 2003. >> 2003? >> what was going on in twou200? >> they shut the mill down and figure it's time for me to retire. >> how has it changed over the course of your lives here? >> it was a booming town. now when the mills shut done, it's nothing. >> when you look at pennsylvania, where you guys are, reliably democratic? >> this last election. this is a democratic county but then people voted republicans into office. >> when it comes to hillary clinton and bernie sanders or donald trump, who would be more effective at bringing jobs back? >> i think trump. >> how many people feel the way you do here? >> i think quite a few. >> when you were working in the steel mill, can you ever imagine saying you might

hillary clinton loses by 77,000 votes. three days out comey comes out again and announces by the way there is really nothing on that laptop. why send the letter in the first place? comey's actions were unpreced t unprecedented. unusual what he did. >> we heard from jim comey from the fbi. we heard from him a knew days ago. this is part of his exchange with maine's senator angus king. let's take a listen. >> you didn't say one way or the other whether each there is an investigation underway. >> correct. i don't -- especially in a public forum we never confirm or deny a pending investigation. i'm not saying -- >> the irony of your making that statement here i cannot avoid. >> angus king's words will live in infamiliary because that's what a lot of people were tig at that moment when jim comey said that. >> it is curious, to say the least, e.j. >> it's all very kooer curious. i think it is a great thing that this is happening i think it is a great thing that inspectors general have this freedom to investigate. it's going to b

and what they might have shared with the hillary clinton. and then which pamela brown described they leave an open door saying we can look at other things the fbi's guidance to my colleagues who cover the fbi is this includes trump campaigns with paul manafort. that's a lot of stuff. to continue with unanswered questions. >> gloria, what about james comey looking ahead, how does this affect him? will he have to recuse himself as he's under investigation by the i.g.? how does that work? >> well, what's even more interesting about this development today is that jeff sessions yesterday at his confirmation hearing -- was that yesterday? >> i believe it was yesterday. [ laughter ] >> said he would have to recuse himself if he's confirmed as attorney general, that he would have to recuse himself if it had anything to do about hillary clinton's e-mails because he spoke very politically about that and that he thought a lot about this and that he felt he ought to recuse himself, so if you have an attorney general that can't do anything about it you m

and they were not excited about hillary clinton either. so we have to get back, if the democrats are going to prevail, to being a party of work-a-day americans of all races. so i would try to explain to my foreign friends -- i've had this conversation with foreign friends -- that there is a very short-term reason for why hillary blew the election. there's the fact that the election was fiddled with. and then there's this longer-term harm that has been done to ordinary working people that the centrist clinton wing of the democratic party was just not in touch with that trump had this uncanny ability to connect with. >> how are you personally going to sustain your hope over the next four years? >> you know, it's interesting. i'm glad you asked the question. like every progressive in this country, i went through a period of being shellshocked. i think the democratic party went through a period of being shellshocked. for the past couple of weeks, i have been in a mood to fight. first of all, it's better to fight than just be dazed and confused

also same cover, yet another scoop, hillary clinton is hooked on drugs, hillary clinton is hooked on narcotics. also same cover, yet another scoop, hillary clinton blackmailed the fbi. in a back room deal to avoid prosecution. that's a lot of news to break on one $1.95 cover. if you notice, though, the red banner at the top, this scoop-filled cover, that issue of the "national enquirer," wait, there's more. that was only one part of a two-part "national enquirer" exclusive scoop about hillary clinton having a secret hit man. see? part two of clinton hit man's explosive tell-all. part one of hillary hitman tells all was the previous week, that was the explosive story that will change the election. that was about her top-secret file of 24 years worth of coverups and crimes. the "enquirer" got their hands on that file, they got the hitman to reveal the smoking gun proof that hillary clinton bribes reporters, that hillary clinton had her hitman pay hush money to hookers. hoo boy. leading up to the election it was something else. we're used to the "national enquirer" being celebrity divor

personally, i think hillary clinton lost for a variety of reasons. i think this was a contributing factor, but i don't think it was the only reason, but i think, you know, this is why you have an inspector general in the -- in the thrust for justice, come in, impartially after the election. let's go figure out. he if everythg s on the up and up, great. process-wise, we've got to get these things right. there were questions on both sides of the aisle, i think, about how that went down. >> you mentioned this, and i want to be clear to folks out there. the announcement today coming from the inspector general is not, as you say, just about james comey and just about the decisions he made in the investigation. you also have here the inspector general saying that there are -- there are allegations that a deputy director of the fbi should have recused himself from participating in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. that had to do with that man's wife. she was a candidate for state senate in virginia. her campaign was supported by terry mcauliffe, ala

clinton presidency and probably also retaliate hillary clinton for things she said about vladimir putin when she was secretary of state. >> they were working under the assumption she would be elected. they wanted to undermine her through wikileaks and embarrassing information, is that right? >> when she was given a 99% chance up until the election, your averaged well informed american would have. >> did they have an inclination, too, that donald trump might be from their perspective a better president than hillary clinton from their perspective, the russian perspective? >> i think the evidence on that question is mixed. donald trump said some things that suggest he might have a more open relationship with russia and try to cooperate with them in places like syria. on the other hand, he's pursued policy that are clearly not in syria's interest like rebuilding our military, accelerating our nuclear monetization and now nominees like mike and jim and nike flynn who are not particularly russia doves they're hawks. it's mixed on that question if you're sitting in moscow. >> do you believe ru

election to hurt his rival hillary clinton. so lots to discuss with incoming white house counsellor kellyanne conway. kellyanne, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> at the first presidential debate the candidates were asked about cyber attacks on the u.s. and this is what then candidate and now president-elect donald trump had to say about the hacking of the democratic national committee. take a listen. >> i don't think anybody knows it was russia that broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia, but i don't -- maybe it was. i mean, it could be russia but it could also be china. it the could also be lots of other people. it could also be somebody signature on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay. you don't know who broke into dnc. >> now that president-elect trump has been formally briefed, has he been persuaded that russia did carry out a comprehensive cyber campaign against hillary clinton and what is he prepared to do about it? >> jake, if you read his entire statement that follo

host: hillary clinton back in december. here is a tweet from carol, "we need an independent ag one trump becomes president." we have june on the line from wisconsin, clinton supporter. what do you make of this news out of these justice department, june? caller: well, i think it is comey cameas soon as out with this connection to hillary and anthony weiner, i that somebodyly on in the republican side -- he is a republican, after all -- put pressure on him because the trump campaign was just blowing up, it was a horrible, the things we were finding out. and hillary was on her way up. and the second heat with that craziness out there trying to connect hillary to anthony weiner -- although, ok, there was really nothing there. listen, it was so clear that this man was under fire from it is justk, and really sad, and i am you, this thing is much deeper than anyone wants to realize. yeah, are to russia, you kidding me? and russia jumped in on c-span live yesterday during the congress or whatever, a russian program going on for 10

and hillary clinton is a good bater. and the beauty about debates is that it could have allowed the democrats to put forth the vision for the american country. and because we hid them, because the democrats were afraid of, you know, not, you know, of how hillary clinton may be or of the stamina, whatever the excuse was, it hurt us. meanwhile, the republicans had a dozen debates and they were out there, on primetime. >> a dozen debates with 17 candidates. >> but the thing is, and but also what it did though was it allowed trump a platform, it gave him -- people saw him really for the first time. and call him a politician, don't call him a politician, he became a politician five years ago when he went after president obama. >> and donald trump, having center stage, in that very first debate, based on polls, and dividing into two groups of republican candidates and an undercard which no one paid attention to. carly fiorina managed to get out of -- >> we have a lot to that. what could hillary clinton have done differently? >

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that he was holding hillary clinton accountable. you wouldn't know that if you lived in new york or los angeles, but you would know that if you were doing focus groups in columbus, ohio, in milwaukee, wisconsin, or in grand rapids, michigan. >> narrator: back out on the campaign trail trump's anti-establishment message continued to resonate. >> and we are going to drain the swamp. we're going to drain the swamp. we're going to drain the swamp, folks. >> that was how donald trump started out the campaign. >> we're going to drain the swamp. >> by saying things that were anathema to the establishment, but that had resonance in the base of support that he was able to cobble together. >> build the wall! build the wall! build the wall! >> yes, maybe he has offended me, and maybe he's offensive, but i'm still out of work. i'm still mad that people are pouring over the borders. and i'm still mad that isis is still attacking people all over the globe. and you know what, i'm just going to stick with him. >> narrator: with time running out, tr

but they never formally endorsed hillary clinton. are there any thoughts to what might have been, if you've been able to get the union behind hillary clinton if she asked for it it, might it have made a difference? >> that was a down fall. bernie sanders didn't make that mistake, but hillary clinton did. they both came here. yes. >> reporter: and so did her husband when he first ran for president. >> my wife has been talking about erie, pennsylvania, ever since she got here. >> reporter: when bill clinton came to erie in 1992, he drew a huge crowd. and won this county in a landslide. his message then may sound familiar. >> we're out here and you're out here because we want our country back. >> people are right now working harder than they've ever worked. >> most people in this crowd tonight have worked harder for lower wages. >> go to other countries, they're taking our countries. >> no more tax breaks, we're shutting them down and moving them overseas. >> it seemed as if she was taking for granted that she had voters here in her poc

hillary clinton has issues with that one. mandy, who has been doing clinton ads for years said if you stripped her name off the top of that data sheet and looked particularly at sfrent and able ility to be a commanden chief, you would think hillary clinton was a man because that's how the data read. she had, has established over 20 some odd years in public life plus, you know, 20 years just in her own right as a politician and her time as first lady before that, she's established that reputation. other women candidates, that is a very serious hurdle and mandy a has also worked on getting, trying to get six women senators elected. those attributes are incredibly hard to come by and it's unclear whether o woman who has those attributes that might cause people to say, that puts me off. so, the question is, how are those things connected. are those the things, the fact that people see her as strong, as ready to lead, are those the things that. >> caller: her to say i don't know about that woman. i can't vote for that woman for pr

why was denigrating hillary clinton, hurting hillary clinton, hurting her electability, hurting her potential presidency, why was that the prime mover for vladimir putin? well, in the overt official assessment of the fbi, the cia, and the national security agency, we've got it explicitly. "putin most likely wanted to discredit secretary clinton because he has blamed her since 2011 for inciting mass protests against his regime in late 2011 and early 2012. he holds a grudge for comments he almost certainly saw as disparaging him." it was that election, that election in 2011 where russia's -- where putin's party apparently rigged it and had to in order to hold on to power by the skin of their teeth which led to mass protests in the street which led to this huge show of popular support against putin, risking his chances to regain the presidency after almost 12 years of being in power when he was not used to being challenged, it was that election. and hillary clinton playing this role for the u.s. government of calling it straight saying, yeah, it looks like that election was rigged. that's what l

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it was hillary clinton. that's my message. >> seth: all right, my last thing, and thank you, and i really hope you will come back because it is fantastic for me to talk to somebody within the trump campaign and within the trump presidency. >> no campaign. >> seth: no campaign. that's right. i did it. >> you see? you did it again? >> seth: i will say this. i'm going to make you a bet. >> okay. i bet in the next four years we are not going to see the president-elect's tax returns. [ laughter and applause ] >> and i bet, and i bet, and i know, because this is talked about during the campaign many times. [ laughter ] i bet that most americans really care what their tax returns are going to look like after he's been president for four years. >> seth: i think that means you agree with me. kellyanne conway, everybody. we'll be right back with more "late night." thank you so much. >> thanks, seth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

and he, like many clinton officials have in the wake of this, blamed jim comey for hillary clinton's loss here. that's really the context in which everyone who worked for secretary clinton. it seems from what we've learned in the wake of the election, the clintons themselves view this. hillary clinton herself blamed her loss on jim comey at a party with donors in mid-december she held for people who supported her. bill clinton, her husband, was quoted in a bookstore as saying that jim comey cost his wife this election. so, that's the lens that they are looking at this through. we still have not yet heard word -- we have inquire ris out to her current spokesperson, nick merrill, who is still working for secretary clinton. brian fallon now off the payroll. he was working for the campaign. nick merrill has been a close, personal aide for quite some time. but i think that this is something that they, frankly, are going to focus quite a bit on but the reality at this point, they think, too little, too late. >> kasie, pete williams, thank you for joining me. i should note that the house ov

on october 28th, released of hillary clinton's investigation of e-mail. and november 5th, the comey's letter dropped, here lead was cut by half to just three points. democrats say that comey was a major of hillary clinton's loss. do you agree with that? >> she went down one point and he went up. >> go on. three points. >> i don't think people all of a sudden decide that we'll go to hillary, i am going to vote for trump. what it did was it depressed the vote for hillary and a lot of people are not voting and staying home and it nerenergize certain people who were more excited about trump, okay, i heard enough about this and i don't want another eight years of clinton so i am going to walk over to trump. >> is it too little and too late to have another probe into this. after january 20th, can he shut it down? >> well, he could, what would it look like for him? >> it does not matter? >> the american people cared. if the people who voted for hillary don't rise up and reach a ruckus over this and if it turns out that there is something funny going on here and

i think hillary clinton ran a good campaign. but there is no doubt that she was plagued by the political investigations that occurred in the house of representatives regarding benghazi and the e-mails. none of which resulted in any finding of wrongdoing. the fbi found no wrongdoing. and do i think that hillary clinton could have done things that she didn't do that may have had a more positive result? i think the answer to that is probably yes. but i think the answer to that in every campaign, in every campaign, particularly losing campaigns, is probably yes. when you win, your mistakes and foibles are forgotten. when you lose, every possible failure can be pointed to as the result. >> congressman, last question for you. donald trump is going to have these intelligence briefings today, monday we're all going to be briefed on what intelligence agencies found out about the russian hacking. if donald trump doesn't accept what the intelligence services tell him, what do you think should happen? >> i think there's a real danger that i

you didn't support trump but you did not vote for hillary clinton. >> correct. thank you for making that clarification. you got some backlash for -- you were invited to march, then you were told not to march. tell us what happened. >> it's a march that's open to the public. so it wasn't so much that there were invitations. but we were able to apply online. we made it clear we are a pro-life organization but there is so much common ground we could agree on, so we thought we would add an extra element of diversity and since their platform was about inclusion, it seemed like a perfect fifth. i think they knew we were pro-life. but once it became public knowledge and they started getting backlash, there were prominent pro-choice fell fists calling us for to be removed. liz: this apologies to your group. we want to assure all of our partners that we are pro-choice it's clearly stated in our unity principles. the anti-choice organization in question is not a partner of the women's march on washington. we apologize for this error. >> i don't believe there is an error.

hillary clinton wasn't trump's twitter comment today. mr. trum said today totally made up facts by sleaze bag russia says nothing exists, my people will have a reporting hacking within 90 d s days. >> why is intelligence always in quote. >> ruth, will this report by the inspector general by the believe will have a lot of drama to it will it lead to indictment of comey the way he did this. >> critical or political. >> let's call it ethical indictment. >> he was not mote voted by political desire. he was motivated to help himself. it will end up criticizing his judgment on a number of different fronts and we are going to say can't rerun an election -- >> nixon had a tape recording-. that changes things. it pops when you put prush pressure on it. >> it it comes out there's any way he was politically motivated. >> politically or part -- >> part motivated. >> think about how hard that is to prove. >> we are here, susan, we have had a great friday start. >>> donald trump picked on the phone with russian ambassador here at the same time obama was c

why was denigrating hillary clinton, hurting hillary clinton, hurting her electability, hurting her potential presidency, why was that the prime mover for vladimir putin? well, in the overt official assessment of the fbi, the cia, and the national security agency, we've got it explicitly. "putin most likely wanted to discredit secretary clinton because he has blamed her since 2011 for inciting mass protests against his regime in late 2011 and early 2012. he holds a grudge for comments he almost certainly saw as disparaging him." it was that election, that election in 2011 where russia's -- where putin's party apparently rigged it and had to in order to hold on to power by the skin of their teeth which led to mass protests in the street which led to this huge show of popular support against putin, risking his chances to regain the presidency after almost 12 years of being in power when he was not used to being challenged, it was that election. and hillary clinton playing this role for the u.s. government of calling it straight saying, yeah, it looks like that election was rigged. that's what l

there you can see bill clinton and hillary clinton. of course, all of the former president apart from george hw bush who is sick in hospital. there is george w bush and laura bush as well. george bush and laura bush as well. george bush has made it even though his father and his mother are both in hospital. george h bush sent a nice note. he said his doctor said if he sat outside, he would be six speed under. his sense of humour still in evidence there! a true gent. and george bush himself who went through this recess in 2001 after a very contested election. he too lost the popular vote but by much less than donald trump has lost the popular vote, and his wife laura. they have had eight years out of the public eye by and large, and i've actually had a very good relationship with the obama is. george bush has had a very good relationship with ill clinton working on things like haiti and international aid efforts.” clinton working on things like haiti and international aid efforts. i was there on the last day, eight years ago, and when

it involves hillary clinton and her e-mails. going public 11 days before the election, then revealing there was nothing there. now, new anger. many democrats on capital hill emerging furious after a closed briefing on russian hacking with fbi director james comey. just this week comey on the hill was asked is he investigating donald trump, and any possible contact with the russians and trump's team during the campaign. >> i can't talk about these things in public forums. >> the irony of you making that statement, i can't avoid. >> reporter: now lawmakers have met privately with comey and have learned more. >> all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility, that's it. >> reporter: comey now taking heat from all sides. today, the conservative "wall street journal" editorial board calling on him to resign. and if he won't, quote, "donald trump can and should fire him." and even republicans tonight welcoming the investigation that will look into comey's decisions to talk publicly about hillary clinton and her e-mail. inst

will be there, hillary clinton will be there, and it isa hillary clinton will be there, and it is a gathering of everyone in american politics. then, the new president will begin the slow drive down pennsylvania avenue, and will start behind where we are sitting, he will move on to the white house. this is the scene live, at 9am here in washington, and a short time ago donald trump tweeted yes, of course, it all begins today. the movement continues and the work begins. our first report is from our washington corresponded, laura bicker. the capital, the nation and the world awaits. at first light, thousands started gathering for a front row seat, a presidential and gratian which is billed as one of the greatest political shows on earth. taking centre stage, a property mogul and a billionaire. the pageantry property mogul and a billionaire. the pagea ntry has property mogul and a billionaire. the pageantry has already been on display, on the eve of his oath of office, donald trump welcome to supporters with a concert on the steps of the lincoln memorial. a musical warm up act to the m

>> it was a dis at hillary clinton. she blew it. i would have had a more articulate message she never had. and i'm the better democrat than hillary clinton. i took that as a slam towards her. we can't forget about barack obama's legacy on his own party. he left his party decimated. howie: it won't be good for democratic party as you just cited. if he had been able to run, he would have been attacked in the last 18 months. we had a campaign that was sort of an anger-filled campaign and the incumbent president seems to be leading on a wave of moderately good poll numbers. >> the responsibility of the media in covering an outgoing president. in the case of president obama, our first african-american president, and high approval ratings. but this approval rating don't match the way things are going in the economy. a lot of people were left out of the so-called economic recovery. and i think that deserves adequate coverage. howie: after 8 years it's standard fort media to do these legacy pieces. how do you see it being framed? >> i don't

he beats hillary clinton by 10% and she draws out -- >> there's a lot of factors with hillary clinton's loss. here's the other thing about women's movements. they're more sustainable. i covered the father movement. they can never gain much momentum because men just don't have the attention span. >> uh-oh. you're about to get the e-mail. >> i didn't say that, kathleen parker said that about men. >> they get busy with other things and they just say -- they just get remarried and have more kids. >> this is getting worse. >> it's fine. they know me. >> kathleen parker, "washington post." >> women will stick to get. they like this stuff. they're very slacollaboratetive >> i think there's no question this is the makings of a political movement. it remain to be seen if they can electorally keep it. >> who knows. >> who knows where president trump is going to go with this. >>> still ahead, more on these historic rales and antarctica. stay with us. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the power of the digital world

hillary clinton wasn't trump's only twitter target today. he continued to accuse the intelligence community of leaking the dossier about his connections to russia. mr. trump said, fake news. russia says nothing exists, probably released by intelligence, even knowing there was no proof. my people have l have a report on hacking within 90 days. i've had these promises before thnchs is a bad sign. he's going to need intelligence. there are going to be crises where he has to trust the intelligence people he's bashing. >> look to the future. will the report, the investigation by the ig which i do believe will have a lot of drama to it, will it lead to an indictment of comey and the way he did this? >> my guess is that it's going to show that he was not motivated by partisan desire to help trump or hurt hillary. he was motivated by a desire to help his institution but probably more to help himself. he department want to look like he was engaged in a coverup. it will end up criticizing his judgment on a number of fronts and then we're doing the say

patty worked for a long time as top adviser for hillary clinton, most recently she also on the many cnn round tables that she watch offering analysis of the 2016 primary and election campaign, patty and i also have the wonderful distinction of being of children who were in the same class in school and i'm going to say no more, one was a boy and one was a girl. [laughter] >> as you also know when we do events there's always virtually a book involved and that's certainly the case today too. it's off the presses, it got published this week, unprecedented, there it is. the election that changed everything. it includes a forward cnn anchor and jake tapper who also, i think, you all know is from this neighborhood and pieces by a variety of cnn contributors also pleased in the audience and i'm not sure where they went off to, let's see. anyway, we have jody who helped -- there she is. there's jody. jody is responsible for the book actually literally coming together. she was the editor of it and we have john morgan, publisher, john. there's john, thank you all for being here. they deserve a lot

all of the data showed hillary clinton winning. and now, if we didn't have any of that, if we were back in the times of alexander hamilton over there and just had our shoe leg leather reporting two story wes did, oh, donald trump is going to win. one was a piece on millenials in north carolina, where we talked to so many young people who were saying, nope, i was a bernie sanders voter, i'm never going to vote for her no way no way no way no way. then in pennsylvania, it was like two or three days after the access hollywood tape came out and we went to do a piece on suburban women and be went to several trump eevents, ivanka trump was through through. these were the kind of woman whoa say, forget it. he is a dog no way. to a person we could not find one woman who said that. they all said, whatever. of course, we know this about donald trump. but his going to x, y and z for the economy, and we can't stand hillary clinton. sorry. so looking back if we would have focused on those kinds of story wes did with real people, we would have s

para pelear con hillary clinton -- mÁs a donald trump para pelear con hillary clinton. reportera: rompiÓ con un protocolo del departamento de justicia de no hablar de investigaciones pertinentes a una elecciÓn, 60 dÍas antes de que tengan lugar. dijo jorge silva, ex portavoz de la campaÑa de clinton. el fbi no divulgÓ ninguna informaciÓn de personal de la campaÑa de trump. >> cifra justo para pablo debe haber sido justo para pedro. y tratarÁn la campaÑa de hillary clinton diferente a la de trump. reportera: presidente del comiÉe de vigilancia dijo que apoya la investigaciÓn. el grupo conservador fue crÍtico. " la investigaciÓn es un tiro de despedida de obama y la gente de hillary para restar legitimidad a la presidencia de trump" dicen que las decisiones que toman los rectores generales en toda la administraciÓn son independientes. el prÓximo fiscal puede tener la investigaciÓn. la investigaciÓn del departamento de justicia serÁ amplia pero no cuestionaran el mÉrito de realizar estas investigaciones ni sus conclusiones. marÍa elena: hoy se conociÓ

i'm not commenting on the particulars of the hillary clinton. we don't want a standard where anyone under investigation can no longer run for office. >> once you do that the fbi director will be in a really tough position and bad things might happen and they did. now democrats turn around and say oh, these terrible things topped hillary isn't as awful. it's what she did and it was their decision to nominate her anyway. >> it has to do with how it was three republicans that would argue set the tenor of some of these confirmation hearings, mccain, rubio, all on russia and that confirmation hearing had nothing to do with john mattis and it was his take on russia and you saw it with tillerson is this going to be a showdown on sanctions and will it divide the senate republicans? >> i spent ten years at the senate foreign relations committee than most people and the notion that a nominee would disagree with the -- with the president-elect is basically par for the course. >> sure. especially when you have a president-elect who speaks in the way that do

although hillary clinton has had issues with china so in some respect it makes sense but a comment by surprise. >> actually at the time was not analyze it but when i was watching campaign i was looking at donald trump and hillary clinton. i feel hillary clinton has been talking about the problems but donald trump does have some policies, they may not make sense but they are responding to the anger people. i believe he's addressing some of the problems in the united states in spite of the problem he is responding to the need of the people. and that is why some people are in sympathy with the lower class of the united states. still people say both that president are equally bad, hillary clinton is corrupt and you have e-mail problem and donald trump has bad things in the past. so actually is difficult people to choose from two presidential candidates that are equally problematic. >> to begin the second day in office president trump will attend a prayer service at the national washington cathedral. live coverage at at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. on c-span.org and on c-span radio app.