donald trump leads here -- whoops, sorry -- and donald trump leads here. so we were talking all in the last couple weeks donald trump had such a narrow path, like drawing to an inside straight flush. >> take away iowa and -- take away iowa. hillary clinton slightly ahead, and arizona. give him arizona. >> we'll make it a toss up. if you give trump this one, i think most people expect she'll get this based on early voting. we took iowa away . if donald trump take this is, and gives her virginia, but if donald trump holds florida, we've called ohio, so this comes down again. the trump campaign said from day one we're going to prove you-all wrong and we're going to win with the rust belt strategy, oral their anchor was pennsylvania, that's the irony in the sense pennsylvania at the moment, again we haven't called it, but pennsylvania at the moment clinton with the healthy lead, michigan and wisconsin are the flashing red alerts. >>> we have another major project ek proje projection. the common wealth of virginia will go to hillary clinton. 13 electoral votes

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donald trump, he also has a win. donald trump will win in idaho with its four electoral votes. another win for donald trump in idaho. all right. let's take a look at the electoral college map now with these oregon and washington state by the way. too early to call, oregon and washington state. now let's take a look at the electoral college map. hillary clinton has gone ahead with 190 electoral votes to donald trump's 171 electoral votes. 270 needed to win the white house. hillary clinton is now ahead in the all-important electoral college map count. are they breathing a little bit easier over there at clinton headquarters? >> i don't think so, to be completely honest. at some point, in this night, as we watch the returns come in from states such as wisconsin and michigan, the clinton headquarters was very confident that they had -- that was their firewall, remember? wisconsin wasn't even a part of the conversation. it was michigan, it was pennsylvania, and virginia, and new hampshire, when these return comes in, okay they have virginia but pennsylvania's still up in the air. ne

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donald likes activity. >> what words would you use to describe donald trump? >> i've always had great imagination. i've had great success with money. i've actually gotten along well with people over the years. >> you have said that one of the most important aspects in your personality is winning. why winning? what about the, "it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game?" >> i like winning better. look, we have to win. >> reporter: trump says another part of the formula for success is not revealing your weaknesses. >> well, i don't want to reveal fears because if i reveal fears, i'm giving up something. we all have certain fears and everybody has fears. but i don't like revealing my fears. >> my name is donald trump, and i'm the largest real estate >> reporter: next after extending his footprint on land, he conquered the air. television. >> you wanna be in the presence of donald j. trump, you cannot be weak. >> you're fired. you're all fired. >> reporter: stay with us. more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the

but donald trump is up in new hampshire, michigan, donald trump leading. wisconsin, donald trump is up three points, 70% remaining. minnesota, clinton has the lead. but right now, she has to win in three states where donald trump is leading. >> and wisconsin, a fairly healthy lead, three points? >> yes. and here's one county that caught my eye. door county, right here, he's got a three-point lead with, i'm sorry. i'm going to get -- door county, he has a lead where barack obama won by double digits in 2008, and by seven points in 2012. it's a place where the median income is $50,000, 96% white, a but suddenly, it's the trump demographic. >> and ohio, that could tell you about some other states. >> if you look at ohio, which looks like it's going to be an eight to ten point victory for donald trump, and extrapolate the voters there. wisconsin, and michigan, and right now, the odds completely states. >> if he wins michigan or wisconsin, either one, he wins. >> terry, you were talking about brexit. >> it's deja vu, the polls and pundits, britain would never l

donald trump, 34%. this is the debate that is going to happen within florida and across the country. people are going to look another the how the senate candidates run. how the governor candidates run. and compare everything because we'll settle the presidential election tonight we think. but republican party is going to have this debate about who should lead it and what it should be about for a long time to come. a pretty quick count so far but that is mostly early votes being reported. so now we're going to wait for today's votes to be counted as well. and we went through this four years ago. and back and bother and back and forth in florida and florida ended up here. and it sure looks like it is on track in the same ballpark tonight. >> in the northern part of the state pretty much republican. southern part of the state very often democratic. >> in the east. >> southwestern part of the state is republican area. eastern part of the state, miami dade and palm beach county, your democratic stronghold. e

no sidetracks, donald. nice and easy. >> reporter: with days to go until the election, trump is exuding confidence on the stump. >> we're going to win the white house. we will make america great again. >> reporter: but privately, his longtime friend says he had a more realistic view of the outcome. >> you know, he didn't say to he just said, "look, i'm competing everyplace. and i'm hopeful for the best." >> reporter: the morning of the election, trump is booed at his polling place. and the internet has a good laugh when he sneaks a peek at melania's ballot. with polls and pundits uniformly predicting a trump defeat, the clinton campaign is sipping champagne on their plane. their candidate even signing a "newsweek" magazine "madam president" cover. but then, state after state starts falling -- to trump. i heard there was a moment where people started coming up to him and saying president trump, and he was like, ?hold on, not till we know for sure.? >> he's confident, but he's not an arrogant person. and he's

if we are just going to be dancing with donald trump, we might as well have the donald trump already. >> joe crowley has emerged as a challenger to nancy pelosi for house minority leader while tim ryan said he is officially seeking the job. in the senate, there are 10 income the democrats. some of the states were close contests. partydoes the democratic recovery process stand? >> it could be worse in this sense that they have their poker faces up. decent they have a balance between saying, let's let's the future and mourn. the back of a strong leader or two -- the lack of a strong leader or policy descriptions is a vulnerability for them. once the new government begins, eight will be harder for them to break through because a lot of the attention will be on republicans getting stuff done. >> i always believe a party is dead -- it happened with clinton, and reagan. i think there needs to be a fresh face that comes at some point during the administration. i concerned that the democrats will run far to the left with elizabeth warren and i do not think that is the answer. it is not necess

donald j. trump lived in this ornate home, the fourth of five children. >> he did not grow up as a middle-class kid. the family had chauffeurs. he was taken to school in a limousine. he never had to work regular jobs. >> reporter: he described his mother mary, a scottish immigrant, as the perfect housewife. his father fred was a millionaire real estate developer. the trump patriarch has been described as a human machine. driven. >> his father was, you know, he was a demanding guy, and he did very much push donald. donald is some ways was the chosen son. >> reporter: that ambition was was unmistakably prevalent in >> donald, i think, was more than a troublemaker. he was a profound brat. he has said that he punched his teachers when he didn't like what he was being told to do. >> reporter: in need of discipline young donald was shipped off to new york military academy. >> once he came under the control of the staff at the school, he wanted to excel. he had to be first at everything, even if it wa

. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> yet again, that was a moment when many people thought, he's gone too far. >> including and especially people in his own party. that was one of the first major scisms he had with republican leaders across the country. never mind the democrats, this is people in his own party who thought, this is not america. and in fact, paul ryan said, that's not being conservative, that's not what being a conservative is. you can't single out an entire religion and say you can't come to this country. it's not who we are. >> i remember being on the ground that day, and i went and interviewed his supporters and i said, what do you think of this idea of donald trump banning all muslims from the united states. and one after the other after the other thought it was a good idea. one of them called islam a blood cult not a religion. i will

donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think if you've been watching cbs this morning or cbs evening news or face the nation you would have heard the clinton campaign saying she felt very good about that s

they're loyal, they know donald trump and they will represent donald trump which is what a white house job should be and a cabinet job should be. you represent the president. but i hope donald trump appoints outsiders. he would make a mistake if as the person who was elected to change washington came to washington and appointed all washington insiders. that would be a betrayal of the people who voted for him. i am a washington establishment person, i'm an insider, but i am here to recognize he has earned the right to appoint the people he wants as the outsiders who see things his way. that's what a president should do, fulfill the promises he ran on and find the right people from outside the beltway in many cases so he can be successful doing that. >> all right. ari fleisher. thanks as always. >> thank you, steve. >>> 71 days to go before donald trump takes the oath of office and becomes the 45th president of the united states. he is set to get daily top security national briefings now just like the ones that president obama receives. we are going to go live to the pentagon for a look

donald trump needed the south. donald trump needed florida and traditional states. we have seen a brand-new way of thinking about looking at this electoral map. it goes through the rust belt and upper midwest. this is a white working class path that donald trump forged. >> that's fascinating. the thing i think we're all reflecting now is that all of us here sitting at this desk, trump campaign over the past couple of months saying that maine second congressional district, there's a reason we keep going to maine. to see them take pa, to see them take wisconsin, to see them within a shot at minnesota, it's not true that everybody's polling was wrong. theirs was right apparently because they knew to go to those places. there's a reason donald trump went to minneapolis and told scared of their so he molly immigrants this week. he thought he had a chance at spiking that white vote. whatever else was going on in public polling that made that look ridiculous, that was right. >> casey hunt has heard from the democrats. it sounds like we are going to hear from hillary clinto

donald trump had bigotry and racism and certainly don't condone it and to try to the paint donald trump as a racist is wrong and it's very dishonest and a dangerous road to go down. i don't think that helps create the type of unit y we want in or country and it's a terrible trajectory the clinton campaign is trying to get to and she's using this as a distraction to take away from the fact she's under multiple investigations by the fbi. i don't think most americans think and they shouldn't, donald trump is a racist, but he isn't because hundreds of african-americans at his company hired them, put them in places in executive office. >> he must do that. >> he doesn't have to do it on his campaign and he does. >> let me just and this question. what is hillary clinton because we've gone down this road and people always say all the sudden you're playing the race card or this or that but what has hillary clinton said about donald trump and his issues and his interactions with race that have been false. there's nothing false. he did -- his company, his father's company, him they were both sued

something donald trump was an expert at. >> my father, donald j. trump. >> it was a setting that may have seemed more appropriate for a las vegas act than a president but june 16 of 2015 in trump tower donald trump has something very important to say to america >> ladies and gentlemen i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> the 69-year-old billionaire real estate mogul had never held office but now he was going to all the marbles, beyond the announcement, one section of his speech got almost all the attention. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapist and some i assume are good people. >> this is not how candidates normally specific. pundits announced the campaign dead on arrival. >> how should republicans hand tell donald trump? >> age nor him. he will not win the knox nice. >> it is not what the republican party needs. >> trump kept it out banging the immigration drum. >> i will build a great

do, only donald trump. >> maybe not even donald trump at this point. tom llamas working hard covering this campaign, thank you very republican strategist who is very clearly vocally came out saying you would not vote for donald trump. in fact, you voted for hillary clinton. >> i did. >> your reaction to the bomb shell tonight? >> well, i don't like donald trump as a perp. the division and hostility in this debate, and that being said, i'm an american first. at this point, his success is all of our success. i wish him success. i think he struck a good note tonight. i hope that he can continue to go with that. i think he needs to recognize we're an absolutely divided country. i would be saying the same thing had hillary clinton won. we need to come together as a country. what we saw tonight is that we are two americas. we are a white america. we are non-educated america. we have to bridge that gap, unite the country, and move forward. what he does from now on will be a very important precedent on setting tone. also, yes, he will have a republican house,

donald trump won fair and square. donald trump will be the president-elect. but we live in a divided america. a lot of people are anxious about this. on that specific question, if he said should i name a special prosecutor as i said in the campaign, would you say go ahead? you promised that? or sir, maybe you should leave that in the campaign and have a different tone as president? >> i tell you, i think he laid out a lot of things, solutions and policies and priorities. the counsel i would give him is to focus on a lot of those things that are going to unite us, mike the country better, lift people out of poverty, create jobs, reform health care. he has a lot of things on that agenda. beyond that, i would keep my advice to him very private. >> do you think he's going to, on day one, january 20th, 2017, only a few weeks from now, sean, that he's going to start on day one and issue a series of executive orders eliminating a lot of the decisions, executive actions that president obama took, whether on immigration, climate change, sensitive issues like that? >>

donald j. trump elected the 45th president of the united states. >> i will be president for all americans and i promise you that i will not let you down. we will do a great job. >> the political outsider billionaire businessman, reality tv star completes a slashing and populous campaign by promising to heal and unite america. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> trump winning in an unprecedented victory over hillary clinton. her campaign defiant till the end. >> we can wait a little longer, can't we? and she is not done yet. >> but hillary clinton conceding early this morning in a phone call to donald trump. her supporters emotional. the world reacting overnight. >> trump taking the stage with his own message of unity. >> while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> our powerhouse political team is here on the day after breaking down this historic surprise. answering the question, where do we go from here? >> i love this countr

for donald trump. >> well, saying that ride up to the capitol on january 20th, with barack obama sitting next to donald trump in the limousine up frosty ride. and the campaign, it was donald trump with a microphone, a hat, and a twitter account. >> and a lot of media exposure. >> we haven't talked abiliout t media. donald trump talked about this, tom knows this. >> every night. >> we weren't telling the truth, we were the corrupt media. don't believe whatever you hear. and apparently a lot bought into th bought into that. >> donald trump came to the campaign with a skill set. he was a television performer, had the apprentice, other ventures. this was something he brought that no one could match. none of the establishment republicans in the debates, donald trump was the best performer on the stage, and he knocked them all off the stage. >> and trying to reflect when the last time in our history, and the closest i can get, andrew jackson, 1928, he was the populist, everybody thought he was a crazy man. t

donald j. trump elected the 45th president of the united states. >> i will be president for all americans and i promise you that i will not let you down. we will do a great job. billionaire businessman, reality tv star completes a slashing and populous campaign by promising to heal and unite america. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> trump winning in an unprecedented victory over hillary clinton. her campaign defiant till the end. >> we can wait a little longer, can't we? and she is not done yet. early this morning in a phone call to donald trump. her supporters emotional. the world reacting overnight. stock markets tumbling. >> trump taking the stage with his own message of unity. >> while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> our powerhouse political team is here on the day after breaking down this historic surprise. answering the question, where do we go from here? >> i love this country. thank you. thank you very much.

>> because it's donald trump. donald trump, his secret isis plan is that it's, you know, it's a secret. he doesn't have one. that is the big secret. but donald trump it's amazing. when you see this teleprompter trump, that's what we call him versus this off the cuff donald trump it's amazing that people think when he reads from a teleprompter he's doing an amazing job. he's putting a subject and verb together and we're like there you go. >> but his supporters come on and laugh at how he reads the teleprompter, it's absurd because of the fact that he has low expectations. >> but he has gotten better at it. >> he can read. >> why did you not think the man could read? >> because he cone. >> or he wouldn't. >> he doesn't do any tough interviews anymore. >> hillary clinton has not spoken to an interview ever since it started. >> so he has not talked to reporters since the e-mail thing broke out ten days ago. >> you made the point. hillary clinton has avoided the press a lot too but i don't think there's much question t

>> people who trust donald trump get tricked by donald trump, get hurt by donald trump. >> if only for the decades of self-dealing, conflict of interest, the politics of personal enrichment, we must decide here and now, in this great state that hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. >> maybe you got to be a 70-year-old white southerner to know what make america great again really means. i know what it means. 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? [burke] hot dog. seen it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> we're back with more on our breaking news report on the early vote in florida. the target smart william and mary survey of early

very nice words from donald trump. is there a chance that democrats are going to work together with this new republican administration? >> well, i think certainly there is an incentive at least to try to soothe people for right now, because you have seen the divisions in this election. there is the potential for great unrest in the aftermath of this election, if our elected officials and especially leaders like president obama and hillary clinton didn't come out and try to soothe people. we're already seeing protests. but there is, if, you know, things were to devolve, there is potential for more. so it's important to hear this message from the leaders of the democratic party. in terms of moving forward, the potential for any sort of bipartisan cooperation, democrats may actually be optimistic when it comes to donald trump because in many ways he is not a traditional polcisio politician. last night at his victory party in new york i asked congressman peter king, one of his supporters, the congressman from new york, whe

donald trump 51. and the states that you see in red are the states that we have projected victory for donald trump, states in blue are the states that we have shown -- that we have estimated victory for hillary clinton. the states that are in white, these critical states that are in white. are states where the polls have closed but the vote totals are so close that we're not able to make an estimate in those races, the moment we can make an estimate in any of those races we will do so and drop whatever we're doing to bring you the breaking news. >> one of the other states that 8:00, pennsylvania 89 state that the democrats have felt comfortable about, but certainly many in the state of pennsylvania that donald trump could turn. he's made a big play for the state of pennsylvania. we've been talking about white college educated women, clinton turned out 58% that's 20 points higher than obama got. he got 38% of the white college women. does that suggest that something shifted big in the suburban counties

donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> and nikki haley delivered the state of the union speech. >> we must resist that temptation. >> you were talking about those loudest voices, the angriest voices. referring to donald trump, correct? yes. mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is irresponsible talk. >> donald trump is everything i kindergarten. man who choose tos tonight disavow the kkk. >> well, we heard mike huckabee saying, look, donald trump's base, donald trump's voters, his supporters won't stand for this. you can't put somebody in a position like secretary of state like mitt romney who said those kinds of things like donald trump and never repudiated them. is there anything to that risk that donald trump would face putting that forward in. through his entire tenure. especially as he looks at thinking of re-election. it is the angry base. he's done that last week with his appointments of michael flynn, with the head of the ceo, jeff s

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa'] donald trump: a donald trump administration will renegotiate nafta. we will stand up to foreign policy. the unfairnd up to subsidy activity that is going on, that makes it impossible for our businesses to compete. they will be competing very soon. we will also immediately stop the job killing transpacific partnership. that has been a disaster. [cheers and applause] donald trump: as part of our plan to bring back jobs, we are going to lower taxes on american businesses from 35% to 15%. we are the highest taxed nation in the world. we will become a rich nation again. to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. in chicago, 3664 people have been shot since january 1 of this year. can you believe that? that is worse than the places you read about and see in the middle east. these are war zones. we have places that are more dangerous. in milwaukee, homicides have risen to the highest level in more than 20 years. nationwide, murders have experienced their largest single year increase in 45 years. you do not hear that from the dishonest media.

leaving donald trump arizona and leaning towards donald trump is arizona and michigan. here is ohio. bill, good morning on the republican line. do us a favor. mute your television set. caller: my name is -- hello? mute your television set in the go-ahead to comment. caller: i am calling to reply to the one woman who called in for so social security -- for the social security. onre is a lady in our area sunday morning that talks about the social security program. why it is going broke. there was possibly 17 different entities that we are being -- that are taken from the social security program. understandinge that for some way or another we paid into social security, it's a program we get our money back at the time of our retirement. the only people that can get that other ones that paid into it are working people on your paycheck. and for your employee. that dopers get it, people on welfare. who is getting all this? host: bill in ohio. reaction by dylan matthews at fox.com. donald trump's presidency is going to be a disaster for the white working class. "the white worki

watch. [ crowd chanting ]. >> we have to elect donald trump to do that. >> we have to elect donald trump to lock her up. and now it's like for the good of the country we have to move forward. you understand that people watch this and they're like, lyin' politicians who say anything to get elected. now we're supposed to believe them now even though the two messages appear to be -- >> the lock her up chant and donald trump were specifically talking about the e-mail server and the e-mails themselves and secure information on a private server. comey came out with the statements after that little rally that we had in wisconsin which was really fun. and i think that's behind us. do you want to have donald trump -- >> when comey came out and reopened the investigation, he reopened it and then team trump made a huge deal out of it and he reported to close it and team trump continued to make a huge deal out of it saying that the system was rigged and disagreed with comey's decision and wanted her put in jail. >> you as a lawyer, megyn and me as a former prosecutor, do i want donald trump to say n

donald trump last night in his remarks, donald trump a man who effectively say "lock her up!" last night to say they urged hillary clinton a debt of gratitude. and he also urged the country to come together. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as people. >> reporter: and new this morning, one of donald trump's bios on his twitter account now reads, president-elect. >> all right, peter, thank you. >>> as for the clinton camp, you can only imagine, collective devastation this morning, as we await her concession speech, kristen welker is just outside in democracy plaza. was posed to make history. instead, she suffered a stinging defeat. one that stunned her supporters and sent shockwaves all across the world. so just recapping what happened last night, thousands of her supporters were gathered at the javits center right here in new york for what they thought was going to be a historic celebration. when it became clear tha

right now donald trump is hanging on to utah. not that he should have to worry, but it's important he's at 37%, and hillary clinton and beating mcmullin at 31% to 24%. donald trump needs to hold on to those six electoral votes. looks like he is on his way to to so. and a little bit of heartburn may becoming for georgia tonight for the trump campaign. take a look at this brand-new nbc wall street maris poll, a one point lead in georgia, it has not gone democratic since 1992. the clinton campaign has not been doing an assault and this where nbc the journal finds the race. may give some heartburn to the trump campaign. let's look how this all impacts the battle for 270 and look at two of the most likely paths that donald trump has. still narrow, but two different paths. one, we call the no-room-for-error path, where if you reward all the remaining toss upstates to donald trump you see he still doesn't get there, flip new hampshire for him. we saw those two tied polls today. he's one away. how does he get that in that ? congressional

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trump and of defeating donald trump. and now we're going to see the majesty of our democracy. what is it going to take for barack obama to welcome the trumps? for mrs. obama to show melania trump around the white house? for that image that we've all seen on inauguration day when they come for coffee and the two men -- now it will be a male president -- get in the back seat of that limo and ride up to capitol hill for an inaugural ceremony. it's just stunning when you think of the drama of it. it's a narrative you could not begin to imagine. >> especially because of the relationship the two have. >> exactly. >> or whatever you want to call it. >> not a relationship. >> yes, the -- >> it's poisonous. >> so toxic. for many african-americans in this country what he did with birtherism is an unforgivable sin. my guess is for many members of the obama family, what he did was an unforgivable sin. >> remind me, he never answered the question of what changed his mind, what ultimately brought him to -- >> he never apologized to th

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iowa will go to donald trump. >> donald trump has won the state of wisconsin. >> donald trump will win the state of florida. >> the fox news decision desk has called pennsylvania for donald trump. this means that donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states. >>> amazing how wrong so many were. also, earlier today president-elect trump met with the "new york times." now, i'm sure they were trying to smooth things over with mr. trump. of course, after their unrelenting negative coverage of his campaign, now, mr. trump should keep in mind a few days before this meeting that paper praised former obama adviser, now a cnn contributor, van jones as, quote, a star of the 2016 campaign. by the way, the same van jones who was a member of the alt radical left and who viciously attacked donald trump on a consistent basis. those are just some of the things that were said about the president-elect on cnn with van jones. >> it is a white lash. this was a white lash against a changing country. it was a white lash against a black president in part. that's the part where the pain comes,

take it easy, donald. be careful, donald. and so there will be a lot of pressure on him to do that. but everything we witnessed during the campaign is that he doesn't always listen to the people around him. that he does what he wants to do and he says what he wants to say at opportune moments. a lot of his agenda will be fungible or flexible as john said. that one thing he says today won't be necessarily what he said the day before. i do think there are a couple of core things about him. one of them obviously is trade. and i think one of the things that he was able to do in this campaign and lionel touched on this in terms of kind of what this means for the future. and the brexit comparison. in some ways, the issue of globalization and trade has been defined by the elites which is that yes, there are winners and losers. but on balance, it is good for countries and good for the world. i think donald trump turned that on its head which was to say yes, there are winners and losers and the losers have not gotten enough attention and we have given too much to the winners. i don't know wh

este analisa piensa que donald trump cambiarÍa esa postura como ya lo ha hecho. su jefe de campaÑa pidiÓ mÁs tiempo y paciencia. la prensa, mientras tanto acampado en las afueras de la torre esperando noticias . barack obama tardÓ 20 dÍas en anunciar su gabinete, se cumplen nueve dÍas desde que donald trump ha sido electo presidente. marÍa: del departamento de policÍa de nueva york y el servicio secreto se reunieron para trazar un plan que permita brindar protecciÓn. al vicepresidente electo fue hacia el capitolio para tener un encuentro amigable. la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses dicen que quiero ver cambios al sistema de salud. poco despuÉs de la elecciÓn, una firma encuestadora dijo el 29% de los hispanos habÍan votado por donald trump, esta afirmaciÓn le ha costado duras crÍticas. >> donald trump es el presidente electo de los estados unidos . >> para muchos hispanos esta no fue la Única sorpresa, horas despuÉs la firma revelÓ que uno de cada tres hispanos votÓ a favor de donald trump. >> la muestra que ellos utilizan para el electorado lat

but the simple truth is, guys, many people here simply don't >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> reporter: america's political earthquake shaking the world this morning. >> he is the 45th president. >> reporter: few understanding what a president trump bill mean internationally. sending a jolt through global markets, americans overseas stunned. >> no one thought it could happen and it happened. >> one man in one election year in one branch of government is >> donald trump -- >> reporter: international leaders waking up to a new world. the u.s.-backed battle to take mosul from isis in iraq under way. but the strategy questioned by donald trump on the campaign trail. now he will be commander in chief. across the middle east, they watched the results live. the region's strong men like egypt's president rushing to congratulate the president-elect. in israel, surprise and mixed reactions. >> oc truth, i was very happy. >> reporter: but in mexico, where he promised to build a wall on the border, the peso plummeting this morning. in europe, one french diplomat tweeting the wor

donald trump had coat tails. pat toomey would not have won if donald trump had not won the state of pennsylvania. pat rhori would not have won in missouri if trump had not had a strong showing in missouri. then in vulnerable house seats in different parts of the country, the fact that trump did well saved the seats of many republicans. lou: there were seats that were lost. the lowest sides of any estimate. the strength of the republicans. i want to give credit to the republican national committee and reince priebus, the chairman. work both up ballot, perhaps not with some of the energy that some would have wanted, but certainly with sufficient energy and taking care of the down ballot offices, down-ticket offices as well. taken extraordinary night for the republican party. >> it was a party victory led by donald trump. lou: he brought energy, imagination, originality and excitement and enthusiasm that they could not have even approach thinking about this kind -- they couldn't have thought about victory were he no

no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. nice and easy. >> reporter: analysis of nearly 20,000 articles on the web sites of major media outlets shows stories about trump vastly out numbering stories about clinton. a harvard university survey found that both candidates are but trump's is more negative. which trump actually turns to his advantage. >> donald trump isn't complaining abut media bias because he believes it is happening he complains about it because it refs up his troops. >> has donald trump done a better job of using the media than hillary clinton in the campaign. >> donald trump has clearly manage to use the media better than hillary clinton. >> except? >> when you are a star they let you do it. >> reporter: the access hollywood bus video didn't roll right off donald trump. neither did this. >> such a nasty woman. >> for outraged voters these were defining moments in his race against hillary clinton. >> and nasty women vote! >> reporter: among clinton the supporters, it seems sexism is the elephant in the room. >

donald trump turned it on its head. donald trump delivered the ten electoral votes. and by the way he helped elect a strong majority in the senate and strong majority in the house. charles. >> i want to ask about that. you're going to repeal and replace obamacare, how quickly, what does it look like? say to folks who don't feel like he is going to be their president? >> i think after a tough that they were pitching so hard for one or the other, the time is to heal and unify. this health care law, charles, is not a popular law. it's collapsing under its own weight. to your specific question about repealing and replacing obamacare, this congress, this house majority, this senate majority has already demonstrated in proving we're able to pass that legislation and put it on the president's desk. problem is president obama vetoed it. now we have president trump coming who is asking us to do this. so with we can fix these problems. look, it's not just the health care law we can replace because we now have shown the willingness and the ability to do it. there are so many mo

he never said donald trump's name. rubio did talk about how conversations about politics need to change after this election season. >> in the days and weeks to come i hope we as a people in florida will set the example in this great state while we can disagree on issues, we cannot share a country where people hate each other because of >> reporter: this is senator rubio walking off the stage with it his wife and kids obviously in a great mood going back to the senate for six years. epromsed not to -- he promised not to run for president again in four years. >> outperforming donald trump in many areas. so he is once again the senator from the great state of florida in miami tonight, candace >>> on the democratic decide congressman patrick murphy hoped to unseat rubio attacking the congressman on his attendance record. he had some powerful friends on his side with hillary clinton and president obama, but tonight he fell short. murphy hoped for a photo finish, but he just couldn't pull it off even though the polls narrowe

and donald trump is at 180. our political editor mark murray will be back with me to talk about the changes in the map you see on your screen. a new polls out this morning shows a dead heat nationally. hillary clinton and donald trump tied at 46%. after trump had a one-point lead in that same poll yesterday. they're now back neck and neck. today's poll was taken entirely after friday's surprise announcement from fbi director james comey about those e-mails discovered on a computer belonging to former congressman anthony wiener. here's where the candidates and their surrogates are today. donald trump will hold three rallies today in florida where the latest polls show, as i mentioned that dead heat. hillary clinton has events in arizona. trump's running mate pence in arizona, new mexico and colorado. clinton's running mate tim kaine in iowa. with the final push on, president obama, vice president joe biden, senator bernie sanders, senator warren and clinton's husband and daughter are also hitting the campaign tra

donald trump wins those three. donald trump wins some more states. three more, he will carry north dakota, with its three electoral votes, and south dakota with its three electoral votes. donald trump carries those states as well. donald trump carrying some

that's what donald trump represents. when you look at the new york city skyline, you see achievement. he wants every american to achieve the same thing. >> on the backs of poor people. >> -- dependent on them. >> no, i have to respond to this. on the backs of poor people. a donald trump that refused to pay contractors. a donald trump who used immigration laws and abused immigration laws to build these same buildings. you just compared what democrats have done, whatever that is, to slavery. you're saying that democrats and the fact that people are not who and what they should be, they haven't been able to economically thrive in this country you're comparing them to slaves? if you want to talk about that, let's talk about economic inequality and what your candidate is going to do to address some of that. part of the real issue here, carl, is the fact that he won't denounce white supremacy. >> he has it how many times do you want him to do it? >> no, he hasn't. >> not this time. >> that's how he uses everything else. until

donald trump. the billionaire outsider behind one of the biggest upsets in political history. and the swell of support that carried him through the battlegrounds. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> tonight, his phone call with president obama. his first trip to the white house coming next. >>> and hillary clinton. ahead in the popular vote, but still unable to break that glass ceiling. among her first words today to her supporters, "i'm sorry we did not win." >> this is painful. and it will be for a long time. >> tonight, clinton's message to the country about president-elect donald trump. >>> and we ask, who could be in trump's cabinet? leaders, vladimir putin. >>> and melania trump. when will she meet with first lady michelle obama? >>> and tonight, a divided america. the triumph for trump supporters, and the heartbreak for those that wanted history. how and when does the healing begin? >>> good evening on this wednesday night. and it's great to have you

donald trump, self-made leaner and political outsider. now, the businessman will become the 45th president of the united states. his strategy opened the door to the white house to read playing on a voter's economic anxieties and taking advantage of racial tensions. but the biggest challenge is ahead of him. he has to heal the scars of his aggressive campaign. mr. trump: now it is ime for america to bind the wounds of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. [applause] mr. trump: it is time. i pledge to every citizen of our land, that i will be president for all americans read and this is so important to me. >> in his victory speech, trump praised his family and supporters, and his arrival clinton, for her service and hard-fought campaign. it was a broad departure from his former rhetoric, with brutal attacks on her. the defeated candidate has promised to work with the president-elect and allow him to lead the deep

there is one donald trump. the same donald trump we saw in the campaign and we have to believe his actions. his words are not what we should be listening to. it is actually his actions and what he's done is. he's rewarding and puts a high premium on loyalty -- why do you -- >> -- >> -- let me finish. geez. just stop. just stop. thank you. and secondly, the other thing is he is creating this credo where his administration is going to be basically a white nationalism. that is what he's creating by picking these majority of his picks having this racial insensitive background. >> matt -- >> is there a break where -- >> go ahead matt. >> i don't understand how the guy who's picked to be the head of the defense intelligence agency somehow is not bringing america together or even impacts in any way. >> matt we're talk about michael flynn. michael flynn says islam is a political ideology that -- >> -- >> -- care whose michael flynn is and that says a -- >> -- the ones who turn 18 in times of service would quiver if the

donald trump has never held elective office. he opened his campaign in 2015 with a speech calling mexican immigrants criminals and rapists. trump has proposed banning all muslims from entering the united states. he openly mocked his opponents, reporters, asians, african americans, and the disabled. more than a dozen women have accused trump of sexual assault, and he was heard in a 2005 videotape boasting about sexually assaulting women. throughout the campaign, trump drew the enthusiastic support of white nationalists and hate groups. former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke, who ran unsuccessfully for a u.s. senate seat in louisiana, cheered the outcome of the election. duke tweeted -- "this is one of the most exciting nights of my life. make no mistake about it, our people have played a huge role in electing trump. #makeamericagreatagain." news of trump's victory left supporters of hillary clinton stunned and shaken. a crowd of thousands -- a majority of them women -- gathered under the glass ceiling of the jacob javits con