congressman steve king, great guy. great guy. i even liked him when he was endorsing ted. and i still liked him.

steve mnuchin says there is going to be no net tax cut for the wealthy. in other words, somehow by getting rid of their deductions it will come out in the wash. many people have questioned whether there are even enough deducts to get rid of to do that. they are also talking about infrastructure which i think is the biggest question mark in the whole thing. that was the biggest populist proposal that trump made that he was going to have in effect a huge jobs program. one thing to cut taxes and boost growth, make the market happy. one thing to actually create jobs for these people who voted for him. >> laura, you could on this reoperatation get this money back in and do a private partnership with congress on the infrastructure projects. >> i think that's what they're planning. both picks mnuchin and roth are going to take this market and it's going to go up like a rocket ship for a bunch of reasons. first of all, all these people said jobs are never coming back to the united states. i good that today. how many people said we are never going to get these job

steve mnuchin will be the treasury secretary, and he was on fox business earlier today. and wilbur ross, hopes to be commerce secretary. they were talking about the various plans out there and the 100 day rush to get cuts in regulation, to deal with obamacare and also to cut all tax rates. i want you to react what steve mnuchin had to say on that subject with maria bartiromo. >> we're already sitting down and discussing this with congress. and this is going to be something that happens absolutely within the first 90 days of this presidency. we'll have a major tax reform. biggest tax reform since reagan. and it's not just going to be a cut in corporate taxes, but also a very large middle income tax cut that will help this country. >> i know, senator, you're also one who watches out for spending. you do not like the piling of the get that we've seen. at least short term, it seems like that we will dig into deeper deficits, i'm sure a bang for the buck later on, but deficits likely will get worse. >> well, we have a deficit problem that needs to be addressed. and you addres

in fact steve mnuchin said this morning on the fox business network that the transition team is working on a plan right now that would have uncle sam taking less out of business profits and also out of workers' paychecks. >> we will have a major tax reform, biggest since reagan. and it won't be just a cut in corporate taxes, but also a very large middle income tax cut that will help this country. >> reporter: there are just four people still under consideration for the open secretary of state slot, but only one has been taken to dinner that is mitt romney. the one who said donald trump's foreign policy ideas would make america less safe. he was treated to a meal that featured garlic soup with frog legs, lamb chops and chocolate cake. and of after the check was paide said this. >> from what i've seen through these discussions that i've had president-elect trump as well as what we've seen in his speech the night of his victory as well as the people's slegtsed as part of his transition, all of those things combined give me increasing hope that president-elect trump lead us to that better f

steve mnuchin and billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary. we are live outside trump tower, peter, what do we know about the process disentangle himself and leave all of his businesses, which are multiple? >> reporter: shannon, we just found out that the chairman and president of the trump organization is stepping down. now that he is the president-elect of the united states. and we found that out this morning when trump announced that he wanted to avoid any appearing of conflict of interest. he's having legal documents drafted that are going to extract him from the corporation, that bears his name. we're going to get more details about exactly how it's going to work at a press kwompbs his kids in two weeks. this move though indicates how quickly inauguration day is approaching. and so does a dinner that happened last night with secretary of state contender mitt romney. mr. trump took mr. romney to a fancy dinner at a french restaurant in a trump building around the corner. the two were joined by the incoming white house chief of staff reince

steve mnuchin and billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary. we are live outside trump tower, peter, what do we know about the process disentangle himself and leave all of his businesses, which are multiple? >> reporter: shannon, we just found out that the chairman and president of the trump organization is stepping down.

melissa: what i'm most interested in is steve mnuchin. we saw him on "mornings with maria" this morning, on with wilbur ross, they already made plans how they achieve 3 and 4% growth at the least. they have already have a large tax plan in place to get the economy rolling along. this is what really matters a lot to me in terms you have to fire up the economy right away. we saw numbers from third quarter looked really promising in terms of country how we're growing right now. that would be a great springboard to see everything take off. that is what it is all about. cut, bringing money from overseas and putting guys in charge who really understand business, not government. who really understand business the economy, how to motivate, how to incent. i have a lot of hope on that front, i believe it means good things for all americans, every single person out there. this is tremendous. kennedy: if you have trillionaires and multibillionaires in those important decisions my big hope they allow businesses to flourish and start up again, we've se

people that have come from private equity in the case of wilbur ross and goldman sachs in the case of steve mnuchin, being praised by the united steel workers for having saved jobs in the united states ultimately selling off holdings to a foreign holder. all of this deserves a lot more attention and focus on details of what the individuals have actually accomplished to say what they might do to the united states. jon: the announcement that the carrier corporation is going to keep a factory in indiana, save a thousand jobs, is that just corporate pr or did the donald trump knock some heads together and keep those jobs in this country? >> well, certainly the trump side is going to say that he knocked heads together and they see this as victory and, i think, you'll see more of that when trump goes to the state tomorrow. this is a good way for him to start, look, i have fulfilled some of the promises that i have made but people will be watching closely to see if he can continue to do that in other industries. he made a lot of promises as a presidential candidate to save jobs, jobs back to the c

first up would be steve mnuchin. he joined the trump campaign as national financial chair and seven months later is set to run the treasury department. he does not have d.c. experience but well-known on wall street and hollywood. he hinted the u.s. will be a much more attractive place to do business. >> we think there will be hundreds of the trolls of dollars that will come back. that will create infrastructure and create jobs. reporter: president-elect also wants well burr ross to be the commerce secretary. he is a billionaire who made his money fixing big businesses in distress. this all fits what the president-elect said on campaign trail, make america great mantra would be turning things around. martha? martha: peter, fascinating. thank you very much. bill: former governor of arkansas, fox news contributor governor mike huckabee. thanks for coming back to our program here. >> great to be back. bill: i want to start with trump, inc., can effectively extract himself from lifetime of business he spent creating essen

steve mnuchin. why did that work? >> steve mnuchin is one of the architects of the president-elect's tax plan. he's the person who knows down to every detail, every aspect of the code. he's the one who understands how the system has been rigged against the american worker. he's the one that can lead that tax reform. we're going to fundamentally change the tax code and bring taxes down for everybody. >> what about wilbur ross? secretary of commerce. >> when you talk about someone wrote "the art of the deal" in mr. trump, here's wilbur ross, the living embodiment of that. he's helped to save and protect american jobs, taking failing companies and turning them around. when we talk to the manufacturing sector in particular, he might be the nation's absolute leader on that issue. this manufacturing sector of our economy is so important. it's been so decimated in recent decades. >> he'll take apart these trade deals and find out what works and doesn't work? do you think he's going to go inside nafta, recraft tpp? >> well, t

trump's finance share and steve mu mon mo mnuchin. announced tuesday elaine che ch tom price are there. >> they are in the forefront not only to repeal obamacare but to put forth common sense free market solutions for the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government. >> repealing and replacing obamacare now mr. trump is thanking them for voting for him bay enl barking on this big thank you tour to five battle ground states going to michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and florida and ohio. looks like he's taking a little bit of a victory lap. >> he will never take a vacation. >> during thanksgiving it was a working vacation. >> isis meantime another big story claiming responsibility for a nightmare stabbing spree at ohio state university calling the man behind the attack a s l soldier of the terror group. new information on the investigation. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, heather. isis is praising the somely refugee who unleashed a nightmare attack. mounting evidence now this morning shows he was a lone w f wo

he is steve mnuchin, banker, fund raiser, movie producer. this comes on top of couple other major hires today. the biggest, of course, coming out with word of this treasure are ry secretary nominee. correspondent peter doocy is live outside trump tower in new york. busy day, peter. >> reporter: very busy day here in rainy midtown, manhattan, bret, mnuuchin, announcement about his nomination expected to come at some point tomorrow. he has no government experience. almost his entire career was spent in wall street. helped bankroll movies like "x men" and "avatar" and "the new york times" first reported he was going to be the pick as treasury secretary. we just confirmed that as you just said with two other sources. mnuchin's experience with the campaign was as national finance director and the transition team saw him fit to serve as the transition secretary. that's where we are. now, here in new york, it is suppertime. the other big headline of the day is about to happen, that is mitt romney and the president-elect donald trump sitting down fo

he is steve mnuchin, banker, fund raiser, movie producer. this comes on top of couple other major hires today. the biggest, of course, coming out with word of this treasure are ry secretary nominee. correspondent peter doocy is live outside trump tower in new york. busy day, peter. >> reporter: very busy day here in rainy midtown, manhattan, bret,

steve mnuchin as secretary of state of the treasury. well, the praise for totalitarian lunatic fidel castro has not ebbed since he has descended into the hot place for eternity last friday. nobody loves fidel more than liberal journalists. we will send geraldo to reeducation camp. we will do our best. stay tuned. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? it's how adventure begins. credit card. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for

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steve mnuchin as secretary of state of the treasury. well, the praise for totalitarian lunatic fidel castro has not ebbed since he has descended into the hot place for eternity last friday. nobody loves fidel more than liberal journalists. we will send geraldo to reeducation camp. we will do our best. stay tuned. ♪ share the wonder of christmas at bass pro shops - with a free picture with santa and big savings. like savings of $50 on this sportsman's elite 30" digital electric smoker. plus, visit basspro.com for daily cyber week specials and free shipping. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. >>> it's time now for the friend zone where we invite one of our friends, even our misguided friends into the building here on fox onto the show. we are joined by old pal fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. geraldo like taking a page out of fidel's book we ha

he is steve mnuchin, banker, fund raiser, movie producer. this comes on top of couple other major hires today. the biggest, of course, coming out with word of this treasure are ry secretary nominee. correspondent peter doocy is live outside trump tower in new york. busy day, peter. >> reporter: very busy day here in rainy midtown, manhattan, bret,

vice president-elect pence was there, steve bannon was there. we had a chance to talk about public policy, particularly about deregulation and what ought to be done from a tax policy perspective. was an interesting, interesting conversation. it was kind of like a job interview would be best i would describe it. >> it is interesting. there's battle back and forth, john, and you and i have gotten into this in prior administration, where they seek out a wall street or bachking executive, that is usually the traditional route these things go, or they go to manufacturing, someone like a john self from the railroad type or paul o'neill -- i'm not talking about the yankee player, i'm talking about the guy that served on the company of america. there's a split redo. we go that route, traditional manufacturing, banking. what's the benefit of having a banker in that job? >> well, i think the benefit is that somebody in the banking business has a good understanding of financial markets and how they work. of course, the treasury operates in financial market

and steve hariggon has the latest from havana. steve? >> the world leaders have begun to arrive in a massive rally in honor of castro. and it is regional leaders. and even president putin, a long- time ally is too busy to attend. there is much debate. and the u.s. decided not to spend one due to concerns about the way the cuban government is run. and two u.s. officials are in attendance. and ben rhoeds and top u.s. diplomat here. and no delegation but u.s. officials and those ashes will go on the road across it is country before they are put to rest on subpoena in santingo. and with fidel castro removed from the team. he's been seen as a impettent. president-elect trump said he would terminate the deal with cuba unless it is a better deal with the cuban and u.s. people. >> and accused murderer in the charleston church massacre acting as his own attorney. and the governor of north dakota takes action against the dakota pipeline. and what he ordered and the surprising reaction from law enforcement. we are live with that story. >> right now

he made wise decision keeping steve bannon and general flynn that don't require senate confirmations because, i think, they would have trouble, but you look at sessions, elain chao and price today, those are people who will not have trouble with getting up on the hill, getting senate confirmation or going through the process. so i think the one thing that's clear and i can't wait to see who it is is secretary of state. i mean, that really is a high wire act with a fight within the party and advisers about who he's going to pick. that one is going to be very interesting. people are going to be fascinating to see who donald trump pix. i know i am. jon: joe, fox news contributor. thank you. jenna: a storm causing rare and fatal condition. next. president-elect trump speaking out about a flag-burning controversy and clashing with the first amendment, our legal panel weighs in just ahead see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover

bill: what does trump do, steve? take a guess. >> well, it is hard to know what trump is going to do. clearly donald trump is interested enough in mitt romney as secretary of state to have him back and have him for this dinner. some people speculated he is trying to humiliate mitt romney for having opposed him so aggressively during the primaries, then during the general election as well. i think it is more than that i think trump, there is part of trump would like to pit mitt romney looking back at obama administration on a model, having former nominees, presidential nominees serve as the face of the country to the world, like hillary clinton and john kerry have done. i think the trump team wants mitt romney to apologize or at least appear quon trite. they made that clear in public and private conversations. the question seems to me whether there is sort of a happy medium. can mitt romney say something that sort of steps back a little bit from his criticism he made of donald trump during the primaries, during the ge

steve bannon was there. it looked like a job interview and also, i think, sincere effort to get a little advice. >> sure. when it comes to advice, you have plenty of it. as a guy who has been in business for a very long time. among other things, you would like to abolish the federal reserve. i understand you would like to replace dodd/frank with copies of atlas shrug. which i think is funny and return to the gold standard. yesterday when the president-elect of the united states says john, what do you think we should do? what was your advice to him? >> in regards to monetary policy, while my long-term ambition would be to get rid of the federal reserve and get back to a private banking system that we had and that canada had and scotland had, we're not going to get there in my lifetime. that's not going to happen. the main thing in the federal reserve to focus is monetary policy, we've got to have discipline. we need some kind of rule. i like the taylor rule, i like gdp indexing rule so the fed can't do what i

we start off on the streets of havana with correspondent steve harrigan who's standing by live. >> reporter: it is quiet on the streets of havana during this mourning period. the government has pretty much shut down the sale the alcohol, concerts and in some cases birthday parties. the official mourning of fidel castro began at 9:00 a.m. monday with a 21 gun salute but hours before dawn, thousands were already lining up to pay their final respects to the man who ruled the island nation of 11 million people for 49 years. >> translator: i came to church today for the soul of fidel. he was the man who taught us everything we know, the man who educated us, who taught us how to live. >> reporter: after two days here, castro's ashes will go on the road, across country moving east where he began the revolution in 1953. his remains will be interred in a cemetery sunday. in a police state where people closely guard their public activity there has been little display of emotion. castro had been largely sidelined by illness for the past decade. the passing appears to have been met with indifference. i

our own steve harrigan is there. >> reporter: as huge crowds file by images of fidel castro, there is uncertainty by most cubans. the man who ruled this country with an iron fist for 49 years is gone. his successor, his brother, raul castro, is 85 years old and has vowed to go in two more years and now they are hearing a very different tone from the president-elect of the united states, donald trump mincing no words on twitter, referring to fidel castro as a brutal dictator and saying he would demand political justice for the cuban people. on the one sense i think this is disconcerting for the people on the ground in cuba who saw the opening with the u.s. as a point of hope. when that u.s. embassy opened after 50 years, a lot of cubans believed perhaps mistakenly that this could lead to greater economic gains for them, perhaps travel and a rise in their standard of living. but for other cubans, i don't think they expect much help to come from the outside. these are people who have seen fidel castro and this regime weather 11 different presidents without changing the political system o

. >>> steve loomis, president of the cleveland police patrolman's association. let's talk about what we heard, and what rob talked about there. officials saying this person jumped a curb, drove into pedestrians, and then got out to start stabbing them. what does that say about what went down here? >> it is absolutely preplanned. in my mind, to pull a fire alarm to get everyone out. >> there was reports that someone pulled a fire alarm and that sent people outside where they would have been in the path of this car. someone asked a question about that at a press conference and it didn't seem like we got a full fledged answer. that raised the question if someone was working in concert with the person driving the car. >> or it could have been him. in the investigation it will pan out, but the men and women of the police department did a outstanding job, the students did a outstanding job. it's unfortunate that we have to train our students to be prepared for these types of situations. we had a similar event up here in downtown cleveland years ago, and it is just a t

thank you so much steve. jon: fidel castro is being mourned in some segments of the cuban population as the death is celebrated by cuban exiles in america which had to flee when castro came to power in 1969. it wasn't until 1911 where u.s. severed relations with havana. >> we are protected by the united states, because the united states has not wont anybody to invest a penny. they do not want investments in cuba. >> according to the u.s. department, there are another 70 fugitives. >> don't you mind, commander? >> you know more than i do because i have not heard of 70 fugitives in the united states. >> maria elvira salazar hosted maria elvira live. so when you got the word that fidel castro was dead, first thought that went through your mind? >> it was new dawn for the cuban people, a new era has begun. jon: you really think so? you think things will change? >> i certainly hope so because that's the only thing we have, is hope. it's a moment of historical proportions. trump is in power or he will be very soon,

thank you very much, steve. steve harrigan reporting from havana. donald trump tweeting just a moment ago about this saying if cuba sun willing to make a better deal for the cuban people, the cuban-american people and the u.s. and a whole, i will terminate the deal. referring to the deal made by president obama and leadership of cuba to open things up a bit. bill: a lot of reaction coming up on that in a moment. president-elect donald trump had tough talk for the castro regime and cuba during the campaign. will he keep that promise and should he? we'll talk with jeff flake, the republican from arizona who makes a different argument. we'll talk to him about that live. also this today. martha: fox news alert a-bomb found only yards away from one of the largest u.s. embassies in asia. authorities say that isis could very well behind this. we'll show you what the plot is believed to be. bill: also, who will mr. trump tap as his top diplomat? more on the internal battle playing out as trump loyalists gang up on the former presidential mom any, mitt romne

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steve has the latest from havana cuba and he joins us on the phone. hi, steve. >> we've seen small make-shift memorials set up around havana but over all it has been quiet. people here in cuba guarded about what they will display in public. here the government is going to control this funeral process from beginning to end, when people can mourn and how people can mourn. the official ceremony kicks off tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. that is with a picture of fidel castro will be display and people will file past that monday and tuesday and castro was created on saturday and this ashes will head east back to the santiago where it started for fiddest castro in 1959 and where he launched the revolution from and that is where he will return to. he is gone from the scene but his younger brother raul age 85 is in control. he has vowed to step down in 2018. so we could see a real generational change here in the leadership in cuba. of course, the big question is what could that mean with relations with the obama administration, and normalized relations two years ago, a

he was talking about steve bannon, the ex-breitbart executive who is headed for a white house post. >> ran something called breitbart news. you know people like to throw around this word -- >> it's a big word and i don't use it unless something is antisemettic. >> trying to criticize bannon over breitbart but please cool it on the nazi stuff. that is not the only loaded word against bannon. charles sk lles kaiser said thi steve bannon. >> then, if you don't want to support the alt-right, don't choose as a white house counselor a man who used the word [ bleep ] whose wife said he did not want his daughters to go to a school with too many jews -- >> just hang on a second. i appreciate you going through all of this. but, please don't use the n-word on my show. >> i'm sorry. >> good for brooke baldwin. he was flat wrong on the first part. he didn't mean bannon, but attorney general nominee jeff sessions. the senator denied using the n-word. keith olbermann was a liberal voice but suched a vdzers sas kellyanne conway for trashing trump's election. >> and the cnn headline after it actually

part of that was if you don't have an employment contract, i got fired by the same guy who fired steve jobs. >> lern r had a second act. she started a cosmetics company, urban decay, with with edgey color ifs for women like her and in 1996, she bought air farm. zpl look at george washington or thomas jefferson. you're such a pretty girl. pretty is as pretty tuz. >> she raises shire, war horses that go bacentury, scotch high cattle and turkeys that taste better the lives they lead. how much does the turkey cost as compared to what i get in the store? >> our turkeys are expensive. between, i think they're running about 160 to $200. >> at those price, there are questions about how to make this kind of farming profitable, but while she's determined to run a sound business, it's not just about the bottom line. there's a 40 room mansion on the farm. what's it like living there sfl. >> i don't know. >> what do you mean? >> i live in a little log cabben and i love it. >> do you think you're a bit exsecentric. ? >> i am now that i'm rich. i used to just be weird. >> so, just day before thanksgi

laura, back to you. >> steve on the phone from cuba. thousands of people took to the streets in miami's little havana after the news of the dictator's death. our team coverage continues with phil keating who is in little havana, miami. all right, phil, it's been active. i've been watching you all weekend. what have you got tonight? >> reporter: yeah, and the flavor of celebration of fidel castro's death continues tonight. however, take a look at the grounds. we have horns honking, people still with their noise makers, pots and pans. a lot of cuban national flags are flying. however, i will tell you that yesterday's huge street party where multiple generations hugged each other and greeted each other, there were strangers but they treated each other like family on the news of castro's death. today the crowd significantly smaller, only in the hundreds, but still clearly very enthusiastic. earlier today cuban-american and exile julio shilling visited the street party. he leaves the cuban opposition party in exile, and he has authored three

part of that was if you don't have an employment contract, i got fired by the same guy who fired steve jobs. >> lerner had a second act. she started a cosmetics company, you are bab decay, with edgy colors for women like her in 1996 she bought the farm. >> look at george washington or thomas jefferson. pretty is as pretty does. >> she raises shires, war horses that go back centuries, scotch highland cattle and those turkeys that she says taste better because of the lives they lead. how much does the turkey cost as compared to what i get in the grocery store? >> our turkeys are expensive. between, i think they're running about 160 to $200. >> at those prices, there are questions about how to make this kind of farming profitable, but while lerner is determined to run a sound business, it's not just about the bottom line. there's a 40-room mansion on the farm. what's it like living there? >> i don't know. >> what do you mean? >> i live in a little log cabin and i love it. >> do you think you're a bit eccentric? >> i am now that i'm rich. i used to just be weird. >> so just days before tha

steve has the latest from havana cuba and he joins us on the phone. hi, steve. >> we've seen small make-shift memorials set up around havana but over all it has been quiet. people here in cuba guarded about what they will display in public. here the government is going to control this funeral process from beginning to end, when people can mourn and how people can mourn. the official ceremony kicks off tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. that is with a picture of fidel castro will be display and people will file past that monday and tuesday and castro was created on saturday and this ashes will head east back to the santiago where it started for fiddest castro in 1959 and where he launched the revolution from and that is where he will return to. he is gone from the scene but his younger brother raul age 85 is in control. he has vowed to step down in 2018. so we could generational change here in the leadership in cuba. of course, the big question is what could that mean with relations with the obama administration, and normalized relations two years ago, and u.s. emb

steve? >> so far, the reaction here in havana has been quiet. we have eastbound some makeshift memorials of a small scale but the real ceremony will be tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. a 21 gun salute and at revolution plaza a huge line of people to walk past the picture of fidel castro, monday and tuesday. he was cremated on saturday. his ashes will make the trip across the country. they will be heading east to santiago where the revolution began in 1959a backward path to make their way across the country. fidel castro is again but he leaves his brother behind and in charge. ram is -- raul is 85 and will retire in two years so there could be a generational shift in cuba the next few years. a key question, how will relations go forward with the united states? in the past two yours under the obama administration we have seen a real thawing of relationships and the united states embassy should down for 50 years is back open but we heard grumbling from president-elect donald trump's administration there could be real changes to reverse some concessions the un

he stirred up controversy again naming steve bannon who managed the campaign as the senior counselor and white house chief strategist. >> by policing a champion of white supremacist a step away from the oval office what message is trump sending to the young girl who woke up on wednesday in rhode island afraid to be a woman of color in mechanic. >> the last refuge of the city scoundrels. >> pat has known steve bannon for years. >> he is a roughist and believes the united states must puts its interest first, and it is a sin that is he is anti-establishment. >> pressure's senior advisor, karl rove, said he has a more fundamental concern about the arrangement between reince priebus, the g.o.p. insider, and steve bannon, the controversial outsider. >> now we have two coequal people running the west wing and they better be explosion have a collaborative style. it is a fire hose 24 hours a day and you need have processes in place that help the president give all of the information he needs for a considered decision and that requires a well operating west wing not one at war with itself. >>

steve is live in cuba joining us by phone. steve? >> quiet on the streets right now, many people struggling to determine how they sbed to dweel the loss of the only ruler they've known for the past 50 year. also keep in mind, public behavior in cuba, very because of the nature of dpovt control. it's clear the government will determine when people mourn fidel castro and how they're going to mourn him. it all starts monday morning at 9:00 a.m. at revolution plaza. it's there that people will march by a large photograph of castro. monday and tuesday, they'll mark his pass ng havana and then fid fidel's ashes will take root across the country to santiago. really going to retrace the route he made in 1959, took his band of revolutionaries to cape tower, over the dictator -- fidel castro leaves in power, his brother, raul, who is 85 years old and he said he's going to step down. in 2018 sochlt with the departing in fidel, we could see a real generational change in the cuban leadership in the next few years. the mood here is somber. people

steve harrigan joins us by phone from havana with the latest. steve? >> reporter: people are uncertain just how to react. where the government enforces control over protests and even people's emotions. what we'll see here now is a funeral procession beginning monday morning where we will see public mourning in havana, people will file by a picture for the only lead er, the past 0 years. that will go on monday and tuesday here in havana and the ashes of fidel castro, he was cremated on saturday will be carried along a procession, that will trace the reverse routes of the route he came to power in all the way back in 1959. it will go all the way back to santiago for three days. of course in it power now is fidel castro's brother, 85-year-old raul castro so with fidel leaving the scene to an 85-year-old in charge, we could see a change in the next few years. the mood here is really strange. people, many of them, uncertainly how to feel especially for many of the elderly cubans i've spoken with. he's really been the only figure they've ever known in charge

we have steve moore on hand as well. steve, i'll start with you because you have the disadvantage. you're not around the table with us. what do you think about this whole thing. i'm one hand there's a lot of hypocrisy, on the other hand, everybody is a hypocrite in politics. >> i'll start by saying the nile isn't just a river in egypt. it were one thing if this election wasn't just decided by one state. for the most part, donald trump won an electoral land slide. i'll say this, if the democrat challenge this and try to change the election, i think there would be a bit of a civil war in this country. one other thing, you look back at history, one of richard nixon finest moment was when he did not contest the election in 1960 that may well have been stolen from him. al gore accepted the results after they were confirmed. i think hillary clinton has to step up and accept the results. >> al gore took it a long way. going back to what hillary clinton said on the campaign trail. let me play that sound bite. i'll get jessica to respond. >> donald said a lot of things. republicans or democ

steve bannon is not someone who has to be confirmed by the senate. jeff sessions, attorney general. excellent choice there. michael flin, everyone has been an early endorser of president-elect trump. cia director, people are wondering where that would fit. that's a clear choice. betsy devos is inest thering to pe people. at first she made it she was for common core and the nikki haley choice for u.n. ambassador. very interesting. she withdrew her support for mr. trump and has no diplomatic experience and some people are wondering how that will work. >> she was very critical of trump. let's move on. secretary of state. where are we there? >> well, i think that the romney situation is not going to be happening already. kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway -- rudy giuliani has been at the top of the list. i think the concern has been his business dealings perhaps. he would be fabulous. >> who is the democrat being considered there? >> we're looking at gabered's name that has come on. she was critical of barack obama and atoezed opposed to the tpp. obviously, mr. trump wants people with e

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trump's economic advisers, steve. so long, my friend, 24 hours ago, we had to do it again. what's realistic here? it would create jobs from, quote unquote, shovel-ready projects. >> donald trump said he'll spend somewhere between half a trillion and $1 trillion in infrastructure. but people aren't exactly reading through the lines. a lot of that infrastructure can be built privately. it doesn't have to increase the debt. i'll give you an example. the keystone pipeline, and other pipelines that need to be built. the private sector will build that. and we're talking about potentially hundreds of billions of dollars of spending. all they need to do is permit it. whether it comes to things like rebuilding our roads and highways. >> privatizing toll roads, privatizing airports, those type of things. >> here in d.c., 20 miles from here there's a virginia toll road that is paid totally for privately. we'll look at public/private partnerships so it will not cost the government half trillion. >> so it's a combination of government spending, and then private spending as well. >> abso