ed: i want to talk about elizabeth warren and ask both of you about elizabeth warren listen. elizabeth: we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever! ed: in case you don't know, the "you" she was referring to is donald trump who is now president-elect donald trump. the question, mary ann, will senator warren and soon to be president trump be able to work together? mary ann: she sent a statement saying she can i expect her to do just that because she's been at the forefront of these economic policies long before donald trump, bernie sanders or anybody else, elizabeth warren has staked herself -- her position out on these issues and i expect her to stand out there an fight on these issues which are really the issues many people in the midwest voted for trump on. ed: what about banking, let's talk about foundationally? mary ann: i think trump claims, we'll see, he's not in the i think elizabeth warren will work as hard on wall street and we'll see where donald trump really is on all this. people who voted for him in

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elizabeth warren is here tonight live, next. stay with us. >>> today bernie sanders said he would not rule out running again in 2020. four years is a long time from now. but i'm not ruling out anything. he has a huge role to play in the next iteration of liberal politics in this country b also a truth that in 2020 senator sanders will be 79 years old. donald trump is already the oldest person ever elected to the presidency. he'll be even older than ronald reagan was when he was sworn in in january he'll be 70 years old. senator sanders right now is already 75 years old. since donald trump was elected to the presidency this week we've heard a little bit from senator sanders who released a statement in response to the election results. he said today in a radio interview that he endorses minnesota congressman keith ellison to be the new chair of the democratic party, which is interesting. so since trump's election we've heard from senator sanders. we've heard from hillary clinton in her concession speech, we've heard from president

. >> let's listen to elizabeth warren tonight talking about joe hex and donald trump. joe hex is a republican candidate for senate out there. and elizabeth warren is appearing for hillary clinton and for catherine korto masto. >> have i had it. i have had it with the donald trumps and joe hexes of the world. donald trump is now the leader of the republican party. they got to own that one, baby. there is none of them, i'm with him, i'm not, i'm with him, i'm not. no. they got to own this. >> how does the senate race look? >> this is a real toss-up race, lawrence. it has been for a long time. that cnn poll that you mentioned showed heck up by a couple of points. it's within the margin of error, i think both campaigns agree. what i understand is in the early voting with the democrats having a fairly sizable lead in clark county, i don't think heck is getting much separation from trump. his separation is around las vegas. so they expect him to do better there. he has done all kinds of incredible contortions about trump in the last few weeks, including just yesterday, weeks

ann gearan, do you anticipate elizabeth warren will run in 2020? >> i think she'll absolutely be a favorite to be drafted if she doesn't throw her own hat in the ring. she really stayed on the sidelines at the beginning, really, in part, in large measure and deference to hillary clinton. some of the rap on her was that she didn't have a broad base of experience. a number of years to develop that and certainly the economic power/message behind her and the populist message that's probably going to carry her a long way. >> ann lewis, what is your crystal ball telling you? >> i cracked my crystal ball on tuesday night. >> guess we all did. broken beyond repair. i would say, finding somebody who, four years ago said, i can tell you the candidates who will be in 2016. with the election in 2016, you find me that sage and that prophet and i might listen to them about 2020 but for now, i'm not even going to try. >> that's a great point. we will leave it on that point. thanks to both of you for a fantastic conversation on this friday morning. >>> president e

that's elizabeth warren's badass fighting style. float like a butterfly, sting like the librarian who just shut up your friends in the library. let's take a second here to comment on what a historic moment this is. for the first time in american history, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee is a woman, people, and she's joined on stage by another qualified, powerful woman. i am sure-- i am sure that the news recognized this. - hillary clinton being joined by senator elizabeth warren. did you see the matching pantsuits? - did they select their outfits together? well, the good thing is that they're actually selling those painting smocks on the clinton website and signing them. - you know that the blues brothers were john belushi and dan aykroyd. the blues sisters, there they are right there.

at voters included senator elizabeth warren. and admittedly anxious senator elizabeth warren greeting voters to cambridge before conducting civic duties this morning. >> if there is any chance at all that donald trump could be elected to lead this country, i'm nervous. doug: although the massachusetts senior senator feeling like many americans now that the election is finally nearing the end. hitting the voting booth early. he said neither of the top two candidates for president would be getting his vote. that box left empty. >> the first time i have not voted for president and i'm disappointed about that. i have lots of friends voting for hillary clinton, lots voting for donald trump. doug: confirming a vote for clinton with warren's choice. she continues to watch for the balance of power shifting in congress. >> these races are tight and the republicans have dumped so many millions of dollars into these campaigns. doug: no slowing down for senator warren. she's continuing to campaign for hillary clinton this afternoon in new h

. >>> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tweeted this picture of herself. warren says, quote, she brought

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elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have nowhere else to pivot. they have to say we will come to the table. to the extent they have have common ground on common sense issues, we can give you a chance. >> let's get out of here. come on. >> leave it right there. tune in this sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we will be here with a special live post election edition of "the five." you don't want to miss that. coming up, it was one of the biggest promises the on the campaign trail. repeal and replace obamacare. moments ago, president-elect trump made some major news on that front. what he is planning on doing now when "the five" returns. i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10 straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed thanks for tnorfolk!around and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting t

>> i think elizabeth warren is being elizabeth warren. god bless her, she is a very loyal opposition, and i'm sure she will promise to be for the next eight years. but he's going to have a great cabinet and it will be diverse and look like america. and he's going to have advisers surrounding him that look like america. >> but these don't. congressman, you must admit that these three don't. >> they don't have to, because -- he doesn't have to please elizabeth warren or the left right now. >> but you just said his picks will look like america. and perhaps the next picks will be more diverse. >> elizabeth warren did everything she could to oppose him. she lost. so he doesn't have to worry about what she has to say. she's still in campaign mode. he is going on his own timeline. a week ago, the story was, where are the cabinet picks he's behind? when in truth, most cabinets take six to seven weeks to put together. >> great point. president obama did not name one for three weeks. so he's not alone in that respect. >> but with michelle rhee ther

listen to what elizabeth warren said they need to do. >> this political system is working for a slice of those at the top. and shutting everybody else out. the american people want to see change. our job now is to try to give some direction to that change. >> is she right, clarence? >> yes, every election is about change versus more of the same. and this was certainly a year where you wanted to be on the side of change. hillary clinton was just stuck. she is so familiar and she could not get a really winning and engaging and inspirational theme like barack obama had with his hope and change themes. so that it really prevented her from having more of -- more victories among more states. by the way, i think michelle would agree with me that while married women tend to vote republican, single women vote democrat and this year especially educated women with higher degrees turned out in larger numbers than before. and i just point that out because the funny thing was trump, as you mentioned, got fewer votes turning out than mitt romney did, but he had a different constituency. a lot of vot

and elizabeth warren say he encouraged a toxic stew of hatred and fear. bernie sanders sees more optimistic. >> there are meant of areas we can work together if he is insere in what he said during the campaign. >> let's talk to chris, cohost of "i'll tell you what" how will they get things done in washington if the leaders of the party are already talking like that? >> harry reid is on his way out yes, but he is still a party leader. >> in name, and elizabeth warren did say that, and the other thing is that democrats should work and run to the space on the priorities they share. donald trump's infrastructure plan, his plan to build roads and bridges, et cetera et cetera in the united states, was larger than hillary clinton's plan in is where bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and others are eager see him succeed. >> i'm wound everying if the honey moon faze is over quicker than anticipated. folks on the right like trump, and on the left like elizabeth warn, they're really hot on that infrastructure plan, how do you see that working out? is that good common

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. so in a letter to the boston globe, warren writes, donald trump promises to rebuild our economy for working people and i offer to put aside our differences and work with him on that task. when he takes the oath of office as the leader of our democracy, i hope we can work together. and bernie sanders says i am prepared to work with him. if he prepares to pursue the racist and sexist and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him. >>> vice president joe biden vowed american support will not waiver for the state of israel. >> i have to doubt that in the trump administration there will be no demeaning issue of support as the consequence of this transition. even if the new administration were inclined to reduce a commitment, which it is not, congress would never let it happen. the american people would never let it happen. >> biden said he was responding to concerns from friends in the jewish community who were anxious in the change in power in the most divisive campaign in m

what's the real end game here for elizabeth warren? do you think she wants to run and b, is there regret -- you're from boston. you cover from the massachusetts ankl angle. >> there is a lot of disappointment among many democrats i talked to across the country that elizabeth warren did not throw her hat into the ring. she never gave indication she was interested in that job. i think she likes the job she has from the senate being a sort of rebel rouser against republicans and often even against democrats on issues she agrees with him on. she is vocal and like to do what she can to hold their feet to the fire. i think she thinks she is in a bter position to do that. i don't think she will stop now. >> she is not stopping and there will be a lot of eyes on her in the days ahead. we certainly appreciate your incite. thanks for coming in today. >> thank you. >>> facing an identity crisis. ahead, our panel on the party's direction and head and where it must goch must go. >>> cops say they stop an isis attack. we'll give you important detail

elizabeth warren, getting a standing ovation today during a fiery speech in boston. warren, criticizing the team the president-elect is putting together as he prepares to take office. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at umass boston, where the are at a critical moment in history. the identity of our nation is at stake. sen. warren: let's talk about the elephant in the room, the large orange elephant in the room. reporter: speaking to the new england women's policy conference, i fired up elizabeth warren told the crowd it's time to fight back for america's core values of dignity and economic opportunity for everyone. sen. warren: president-elect trump threatens both of these core values. po off to a bad start by packing his inner circle with people such as steve bannon, who she calls a racist and white supremacist. sen. warren: when we are talking about issues like racism, no compromise either. reporter: war and is a flat-out rejecting the nomination of jeff sessions to u.s. attorney general. sen. warren: i strongly urge sessions. if donald trump fails to do that,

that's elizabeth warren being elizabeth warren. you're needling donald trump on twitter. the fact of the matter is we have five picks from donald trump so far. all five are white men. >> that's problematic for this administration, showing no signs yet of changing that dynamic. my question going forward with some of these picks are, this round announced on friday, was this indicative of what's to come or getting out turbulent suspects the people we anticipated coming in to this administration putting them out first in order to appease the base, appease his supporters and say this is the direction i'm going while easing some of the more unconventional picks. the thing about the trump administration is trump does reward loyalty. that group is still small. he has to reach out to people that weren't with him from the beginning and so i think that's what a lot of people are watching. >> i wonder if you have a stab at the answer, what does this say about how trump will govern and who he will surround himself. >> i agree that the meeting with mitt romney definitely signaled somet

. >> reporter: hillary clinton used senator elizabeth warren to sharply criticize her rifle during the race. >> nasty women are smart, and nasty women >> warren left her home this morning refusing comment on the trump victory. >> i'm sorry. i'm late for the airport. >> is there anything you want to say moving forward? >> so a door slam but later elizabeth warren went on facebook expressing her disappointment at the election of donald trump but also saying he's promised to lift up the middle class by pumping up the economy and getting better jobs for working class people and she says she will help in that live at the state house, jonathan hall, 7news. >> back live along pennsylvania avenue where a rally has come together, people who are speaking out against trump's values looks like it's just about ready to wrap up. but they along with the rest of the country just hoping that our country can unite, grow and move forward. there is some breaking news regarding the senate race up in new hampshire. for that let's send it back to kim and ryan. >> all right, thank you. weil now, kelly ayotte

. >> last night i suggested that elizabeth warren could be busy four years from now, running for president, and i'm glad you narrowed that down and got her to admit that she's running for president. she didn't say no, i'm not running for president. in politics, that means you're running for president. >> that means yes, with an exclamation point. >> she may not be the only woman in the senate running four years from now. we'll see. >> thank you. >> for a second night in a row, people are peacefully demonstrating against the election of donald trump in cities across the country, including his hometown, new york city. milwaukee, baltimore, and just moments ago, the president-elect returned to twitter in classic form to lie about these protests. he called the thousands of people who spontaneously have risen up against them, he referred to them, as, quote, professional protests. that is, of course, a lie. and today, donald trump visited the oval office, where he met president obama for the first time, and also apparently for the first time he did not insult president obama. >> why do bad thing

you heard elizabeth warren no doubt today talking about some of the issues. i don't want to proceed for a postmortem, but what went wrong? why am i not talking to you now is the next treasury secretary? mr. sperling: i think there will be a lot of conversations about campaigns and strategy. i think we had an excellent person in hillary clinton. i think his fortune is our misfortune, is we had somebody who was perhaps extremely qualified, vast experience, at a moment and time where that was not wings to fly but instead a deep weight. my first campaign was the dukakis campaign in 1988 and george herbert walker's experience was tough for us. it was like a positive thing hard to overcome. was here, i think it did make it harder for her to capture some of that anger and outrage that perhaps trump and bernie sanders were able to capture. but, look, -- >> because she had been part of the incumbent administration? mr. sperling: she was first lady, she was senator from new york, she was secretary of state, and she had to have a delicate message in the sense that to th

elizabeth warren is here for her first tv interview since the election. that's coming up momentito. but first, storytime. and like lots of good fictional stories, this one starts with a song. >> that old beach boys song, bobomb iran. bomb bomb bomb anyway. >> when arizona

speaking to the cio elizabeth warren said they'd fight bigry no matter who is in the white house. >> we will fight back against attacks on latinos, african-americans, women, muslim, immigrants, disabled americans, on everyone. whether donald trump sits in a glglass tower or sits in the whi house, we will n not give an inc on this. not now, not ever. >> joining me now from the white house, kristen welker. what was that scscene like? >> reporter: it was striking, riris, for all of the reasons president obama had just campaigned so vigorously against president-electrump. he had said he will never be elected president and he the office, but, look, i have been talking to sources here, officials here, who say the president takes this very seriously. this transition of power. this is something that they have been working on here for about a year. of meetings with his staffers. there are going to be intelligence briefings as you know and there are also going to be s some exercises in case of emergency dd crisis situations. so this is something t that they've been mappi out. they think it's f

elizabeth warren pointing out differently. what's the strategy? >> just to be able to have a situation where you can start building to big midterm victories particularly in the good-bye that toirl and house races. two years seems like a long time for the democrats out of power in the white house. as we saw in 2010 and 2014 sometimes just saying no and blockading a president's agenda is enough to win you in midterms. the bigger question for democrats is what kind of party did they become in the interim after the midterm elections going into the next presidential contest. does it look more like president obama who is a big tent democratic partyism or the elizabeth warrenism, bernie sandersism. that's the question going forward. >> what seems to be emerging weeks after donald trump's win? >> well, so the democrats just have to lick their wounds. in a lot of ways to their biggest objective over the next several months is starting to attract the democratic candidates who can run for governor, who can run for the house and who would be some of the front

elizabeth warren, you know, i know for some folks she's pretty tough to take, but you know what? she means well in that she wants to protect consumers. what she doesn't realize is the law of unintended consequences. and the more regulation they put into so-called protect consumers, the more they're actually hurting the actual market from working. >> well, and it's hurting -- trish: which hurts consumers. >> that's really where trump's going to go after things when it comes to what he's going to change in financial regulation, he's going to want to focus on helping community and small banks so they can lend in their local communities -- trish: and right now they have so much in the way of red tape -- >> regulation. trish: they have to hang onto so much money just in case. >> they can't deal with it like the big banks can, so so he's going to help them first. look for the priority there. trish: ashly, we're looking at yields on the two year, the ten year government bonds, and what it shows you is there's a little more on optimism right now in te overall economy. tell us about that.

. >> so i think it is not surprising that elizabeth warren put out a statement like that. we saw something similar and not as lengthy from bernie sanders yesterday. both of them with lee jens alle supporters, understand what is expected here. you know for all that is happening here today and all these signs moving forward and symbol of acceptance, the people that democrats wanted now did not want to be in power are going to be in power, that's not going to change. i think the energy of groups the kind of issues that elizabeth warren represents. >> chris jansing. >> i am going to go to jeremy peters, msnbc's contributor. >> when we talk about what chris is talking about. we had mike pence meeting with vice president biden. it is going to be on him to give donald trump the background he needs to govern coming up. is that the first thing they are going to go through of executive orders and trying to use them to dismantle things that the president has done on national security and trading and climate change? >> it is a lengthy list, is it? >> that letter that you read from eli

elizabeth warren. tim kaine, chelsey clinton. you can see they're owl automatic there on the trail chris crossing the country. cnn's phil mattingly joins us from florida. yesterday he was in a parkle lot in chappaqua. today in orlando. what's to start the day? >> reporter: well, i think the interesting thing is you just kind of laid everything out, christine in terms of the clear advantage that the clinton campaign with six days left. that's the surrogates. joe biden's down in florida today. president obama is in north carolina. elizabeth warren is in nevada. bernie sanders is in michigan. and what donald trump has that nobody else does is seemingly the inability to get tired going to three, four, six rallies a day. what hillary clinton has, you see surrogates going to very specific states targeting. this morning i was making my delicious hotel coffee, you guys were bringing up clear concerns in the clinton campaign with the black folks. with michelle obama and president obama in two places in north carolina. you have a clear adv

elizabeth warren paid a visit to the offices of the bureau the other day to kind of boost morale. is almost visceral to think about what will happen in politics because they will be opposed to the republican stands like elizabeth warren and it will be interesting to see the financial groups. ellen: and also how people react to it. in our story, one person we talked to points out that the bureau is the consumer protection bureau and has helped many people recoup money they have lost, they have changed fe es that are protecting consumers, so one person likes a point that the various people who will be hurt by this are some of the people who voted to mr. trump. like a this is almost special election part two. another stories about steelmakers and how the industrial expansion that trump promised could benefit these industries. ellen: it is no accident that we are talking about trump because he wanted to help readers how to navigate what is the new landscape that is going to be and what it is about. lost --lex deal has complex steel has lost a lot of business to china. the steel busine

i mean elizabeth warren, harry reid, don't they need to stop? tell me what you think on my facebook page. liz has you covered from here. liz: look at this, calling it the nas-back. we are at session highs right this session up 64 points and watching what's going on to states north of us here. filler up at this hour. president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect are toiling to build all the various cabinet and advisory roles in the new administration, it comes at the exact same time that republicans in congress fill one of their own positions, the house gop voti

elizabeth warren paid a visit to the offices of the bureau the other day to kind of boost morale. oliver: this is almost visceral to think about what will happen in politics because they will be opposed to the republican stands like elizabeth warren and it will be interesting to see the financial groups. ellen: and also how people react to it. in our story, one person we talked to points out that the bureau is the consumer protection bureau and has helped many people recoup money they have lost, they have changed fees that are protecting consumers, so one person likes a point that the various people who will be hurt by this are some of the people who voted to mr. trump. oliver: this is almost like a special election part two. another stories about steelmakers and how the industrial expansion that trump promised could benefit these industries. ellen: it is no accident that we are talking about trump because we wanted to help readers how to navigate what is the new landscape that is going to be and what it is about. the complex deal has lost -- complex steel has lost a lot of busine

as a matter of fact, many ways it is a plus. >> daniel: meanwhile senator elizabeth warren warning trump insiders for of trump's transition team with ties to wall street and elizabeth warren says demonstrated records of failure during the 2008 financial crisis. trump's campaign did not specifically comment on warren's letter. meanwhile donald trump tweeted this morning to dispute recent reports that he is trying to get his kids top level security clearance. trump says the story was false. be in jeopardy. after closed door meeting some of the 76-year-old supporters says it is time for serious soul searching in the dick -- democratic party and they will delay until after thanksgiving. tim ryan has emerged as possible candidate. paul ryan was chosen unanimously to serve a second term as house speaker. >> daniel: created. >> julie: kerry for gov says it is the best candidate to beat charlie baker. so far kerry has not commented on petition and turns 73 next month. as for charlie baker he has yet to formally announce the re-election bid but recent poll shows he has a 70% approval rating. >> d

. >> last night i suggested that elizabeth warren could be busy four years from now, running for president,ndnd i'm glad you narrowed tt t down and got her to admit that she's running for president. she didn't say ,, i'm not running for president. in politics, that means you're running for president. >> that meansns yes, with an exclamation point. >> she may not be the only woman in the senate running four years from now. we'll see. >> thank you. >> for a second night in a row, people are peacefully demonstrating against the elecection of donald trump in cities acrosshe country, including his hometown, new york city. milwaukee, baltimore, and just moments ago, the president-elect returned to twitter in c cssic protests. people who spontaneously have risen up against them, he referred to them, as, quote, professional protests. that is, of course, a lie. and today, donald trump visited the oval office, where he met president obama for the first time, and also apparently for the first time he did not insult esident t obama. >> why do bad things happen to good people? e electoral college. >> m

stuart: justin, you say what, elizabeth warren-- elizabeth warren is at a wall street journal event in washington d.c. and stridently criticizing steve bannon, now in charge of strategy for incoming president donald trump. she does not like bannon, democrats are focusing attacks on trump by focusing on bannon at this point. and we'll get back to elizabeth warren if she starts talking about the banks. >> she must be, all the banks have turned south in the first few minutes, j.p. morgan, and others-- >> she's got no power. she's not going to chair the banking committee. she has no influence in the senate to my knowledge. you want to listen in. listen to elizabeth warren briefly, please. >> this is a man who has right supremacist ties, that's what he does. he told his ex-wife that he doesn't want his children going to school with jews. this is a man who ran a news organization that ran headlines like would you rather your children have feminism or cancer? this is a man who says by his very presence that high school a white house that will embrace bigotry and you know, here i am with the b

. >> reporter: elizabeth warren rallied voters alongside others. >> people were opening doors we weren't knocking on saying go, hillary, go maggie. >> reporter: marty walsh greeted voters. and ask them to consider hillary and mag. >> reporter: a win by maggie hassan who is looking to up seat ayotte could help tilt control of the senate to democrats. a race being watched closely here. >> the way i see this the republicans have poured tens of millions of dollars into new hampshire. they think they can buy the race. but all the volunteers are out here because they think what democracy in new hampshire is about is per future so it's exciting to be here. >> reporter: of course elizabeth warren is a known outspoken critic of donald trump. coming up at 5:30ler latest comments about him. live in boston, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> ryan: tonight local republicans supporting donald trump gathering in braintree. many of them were in pem baroque. steve cooper joins us with the feeling there. >> reporter: it's an the phone banks. you can see them hard at work late in the day. they say they're not takin

elizabeth warren paid a visit to the offices of the bureau the other day to kind of boost morale. oliver: this is almost visceral way to think about what will happen in politics because they will be opposed to the republican stands like elizabeth warren and it will be interesting to see the financial groups. ellen: it is hard to know how people react to it. in our story, one person we talked to points out that the bureau is the consumer protection bureau and has helped many people recoup money they have lost, they have changed fees that are protecting consumers, so one person likes a point that the various people who will be hurt by this are some of the people who voted to mr. trump. oliver: this is almost like a special election part two. another story is about steelmakers and how the industrial expansion that trump promised could benefit these industries. ellen: it is no accident that we are talking about trump because we wanted to help readers how to navigate what is the new landscape that is going to be and what it is about. steel has lost a lot of business to china. the steel

. >> no, i had issues with elizabeth warren attacking mary jo white. i think she's a dedicated public servant. she recruited me coming out of harvard law school. so all i can say is she directly tried to interpret as an agency, tried to interpret the law. and i think that people like mary jo white, who are -- they come from a background of enforcement but also private practice recognize you can't free lance. you can't just say i'm not going to enforce that law. but i think that the phase of that, if you don't believe in the law and you think the law is going to change would put her in a very untenable position. she would not be serving really the overall ethos. >> do you have any expectations in terms of what an s.e.c. will look like under a trump administration? >> i think that the s.e.c. has tried to be enforced with both spirit and letter. maybe it will be more letter and less spirit. i didn't think, by the way, that mary jo white was a particularly heavy hand. i also think that the u.s. attorneys have been very straightforward in prosecuting inside

sets up elizabeth warren. >> and who were the big antagonists during the race? elizabeth warren. keith ellison, one of the first people to come out. potentially in the mix, martin o'malley. >> exactly. you are seeing the split between the establishment versus the nonestablishment. i think the progressive branch of the party is in that outside hunger. >> when we talk about the split, one of the other splits we have seen has been within the republican party with the never trump movement versus people who supported the president elect. now within the national security wing a lot of never trumpers came from that faction of d.c. some are leaning toward getting on board. >> there are two questions to ask there. according to someone i spoke with, the trump transition needs to be clear. will trump be willing to forgive and people that could go in are they willing to be forgiven? two sides of the same question. a lot of folks maybe sitting on the fence or slightly critical, they need to make a decision whether or not they want all the criticisms brought before the public. you can imagine

elizabeth warren, the top democratic progressive leader for senate democrats appeared and she chose to make hay about steve bannon was joining the trump administration is a senior visor to the president elect come january. his website, breitbart.com has been associated with the alternative rights movement which has numbers from the white nationalist movement. here was elizabeth warren going after bannon. >> one of the first things donald trump has done has brought steve bannon at nasa strategies. this is a man who has white supremacist ties. that's what he does. here i am with the business leaders of america. i just want to underline something everyone of you know. bigotry is bad for business. trinitron bates pushing back on his narrative. here's kellyanne conway, donald trump's campaign manager. >> i'm not upset by the backlash that is so wrong. cherry picking a couple headlines and laid back at his feet of bannon intro. goldman sachs managing partner, harvard and georgetown degree and frankly a big help in our campaign getting us over the 300 electoral vote marked. people can't accep

that was elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusetts, last night with rachel maddow, preparing to stand up to a donald trump presidency. she was there and also at that place. senator warren and bernie sanders now two of the de facto leaders of the democratic party, you might say, say they'll stand up to bigotry against minorities. here it is. >> bigotry in all its forms, we will fight back against attacks on latinos, on african-americans, on women, on muslims, on immigrants, on disabled americans, on everyone. whether donald trump sits in a glass tower or sits in the white house, we will not give an inch on this. not now, not ever. >> this is america. and we are not going to throw out 11 million people in this country who are undocumented. we're not going to turn against one of the largest religions in the world, people who are muslim. i do not want to see muslim kids, and we're hearing about this already, who feel intimidated in the country and frightened in living in the country where they grew up. that is not america. we do not want to continue the attacks against women. >> pro

ellen: it is the baby of elizabeth warren and she is a big opponent of trump's and is -- it's meant to protect consumers, an offshoot of dodd-frank, so president-elect trump has talked about rolling back some of dodd-frank. and the question is -- is it going to survive or not? she even elizabeth warren paid a , visit to the offices of the bureau the other day to kind of boost morale. i guess. oliver: this is almost visceral -- almost a visceral way to think about what will happen in politics because they will be opposed to the republican stands -- stance, like elizabeth warren, and it will be interesting to see the financial groups. ellen: it is hard to know how people will react to it. in our story, one person we talked to points out that the bureau is the consumer protection bureau and has helped many people recoup money they have lost, they have changed fees that are protecting consumers, so one person likes a -- makes a point that the various people who will be hurt by this are some of the people who voted to mr. trump. -- for mr. trump. oliver: this is almost like a special electi

elizabeth warren, great for her to speak out. john: you say you want to drain the swamp -- mark: that is fantastic. john: you have got to pick your fights. you can't fight every battle, pick the ones you can win. when the e-mail editorial for the washington post, i'm not sure that is helping that much. no offense to the washington post. john: president obama's reaction can be summed up in three words -- not my fault. today present conference in greece, he was asked if don trump victory was a referendum on his presidency and whether democrats underestimated the simmering anger from voters. instead, obama blamed personalities and how campaigns are run, as well as the country's inevitable desire for change after party has been in the white house for eight years. are pretty healthy majority of people agree with my worldview on a bunch of things. howow that x the question, is it that somebody who appears to have a very different worldview just been elected? as i said, sometimes people just feel as if we want to try something, to see i

it comes as massachusetts senator elizabeth warren speaks out against the choices of the president-elect. daniel miller has more. >> daniel: president-elect donald trump is trying to promote a sense of calm about his transition team. he tweeted late last night, very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. the meetings have been ongoing in trump tower since the election. cnn says they have multiple sources that trump's son-in-law is at the center of the infighting. kirschner has been rubbing allies the wrong way to purge the team of associates of chris christie. chrissy was replaced as transition chairman by vice president-elect mike pence. prison by then u.s. attorney chris christie for tax evasion. among the people out mike rogers who was advising the team on national security. rogers told cnn the problem is no clear chain of command. >> you need someone that can clearly make a decision. if you make those decisions by a committee, i don't care how small it is, it adds to the difficulty, and i think they are going to get th

elizabeth warren is more critical of trump's transition. details on the lestzer she wrote to the president-elect coming up in 15 minutes. >>> police in quincy are hoping surveillance video of a man on a scooter will help bring an broke into a mosque more than once and investigators say what he does on the tape makes it clear he knows exactly what he is doing. our michael henrich is live at the mosque that lost thousands of dollars from just one man, michael. >> reporter: and quincy police say this has happened multiple times. they want to put a stop to it, they are hoping that surveillance video will help bring this man to justice. >> reporter: take a look at this surveillance video, and you will see a man on a scooter pulling center on quincy avenue. with his face almost completely covered he jumps down to the side door and uses a screwdriver to pry the door open. >> first time seeing a thief breaking in, and we were shocked to see how he did it. >> reporter: members of the islamic center say someone broke into the mosque twice in a matter

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you have bernie sanders who is 75 years old and elizabeth warren who is 67 years old. this is very old leadership. if you look on the house side of things, nancy pelosi is in the fight of her left life, being challenged by tim ryan who basically is coming out of ohio saying we need to focus on the white working class voter. right now the democrats couldn't tell you who is going to win this match. it looks as though the party is going to go more progressive and if that is the case, good luck to them. hillary clinton -- >> how do they go more progressive when you pointed out barack obama brought the country left, bernie sanders far left and they got a can of whoop ass open on them. >> she lost by the working class voters and she, being hillary clinton, also lost the obama coalition particularly among hispanic voters and among african-americans. if you want to focus on that and bring out the trend there in certain areas like north carolina for example, shen obviously she would have won that state. clearly his electoral vote was pretty large and she couldn't pinpoint a rea

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it's the same thing that elizabeth warren is doing. the same thing that president obama is doing. frankly, it's the same thing that michelle obama's doing. and if you look at what michelle obama said, she said, going high means going to vote. means making your voice heard. means, making sure that everybody hears loud and clear, especially donald trump, that the way that he has run this campaign with the bigotry and the racism and the misogyny is not going to be accepted, in american culture. >> david? >> i think maybe there's a misinterpretation here. i think there's a basic rule in presidential politics, especially as you're coming down the last leg of it. and that is when your opponents' poll numbers are going low, you go high. but when the race is close, candidates tend to slug it out. >> we have the michelle obama whisperer, here. >> the issue in this campaign, right now, is donald trump and his fitness to be the president of the united states. that's the bottom line. >> well, also for a lot of trump supporters, hillary clinton and her fitness -- >> that's where i was going. a

kennedy: goes to show you, never try to make elizabeth warren happy. it is a fool's errand. >> up until this show i was trying. thank you. meghan: got to move on. president-elect donald trump will begin a thank you tour of states he won tomorrow in cincinnati. thursday's nights rally is 17,000 seat arena expected to replicate the huge events that powered mr. trump's surprise campaign. he credited his rallies key to victory over hillary clinton. marsha blackburn, vice-chair on the trump transition team on why thankingsupporters is so important. >> he won this going to the people and i think this is a way for him to get back out there and to really affirm the choices that he is making, making. it is time for him to say thank you. he is so grateful for the support of the american people and to do this tour i think is well-placed. >> there are concerns among members of mr. trump's own party "washington examiner" david drucker, they are quietly embracing president-elect trump's plan for series of rally to thank voters. even though some worry trump is settin

i mean elizabeth warren, harry reid, don't they need to stop? tell me what you think on my facebook page. liz has you covered from here. liz: look at this, calling it the nas-back. we are at session highs right this session up 64 points and watching what's going on to states north of us here. filler up at this hour. president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect are toiling to build all the various cabinet and advisory roles in the new administration, it comes at the exact same time that republicans in congress fill one of their own positions, the house gop voting to pick house speaker paul ryan for a second term. he's in the trump transition team working on tackling economic issues that matter for and you wallet from taxes to trade to national security. in the next couple of minutes we will get to exclusive inside look from three major sources at how the trump administration could upend the status quo? ceos fighting back against the trump rhetoric. jeff flock has ceo mark fields at the l.a. auto show. adena friedman about to be the first