lou: congressman jim jordan. ford ceo doubled down on moving small car production from united states to mexico. what kind of day is this? he said that despite fact that president-elect trump proposed putting 35% tax or tariff on vehicles built and imported to this country from mexico, right now united states imports under 2 million cars from mexico every year. since 2014 mazda, honda, volkswagen, audi, hyundai and kia have all opened plans in mex -- plants in mexico? do you know why? steel is better and the air is clear. ni, that not the reason, it because free trade deal like nafta make ships from mexico to u.s., simple, straight forward and ere is a thing called labor price arbitrage. mexican workers paid far less than americans, average over $8 an hour in the plants, american counterparts making about $46 an hour, it is called middle class, it has been under assault by particular by the auto industry for decades now. ohio, indiana, kentucky, alabama, tennessee, missouri, michigan, voted for trump, but they hav

lou: congressman jim jordan. ford ceo doubled down on moving small car production from united states to mexico. what kind of day is this? he said that despite fact that president-elect trump proposed putting 35% tax or tariff on vehicles built and imported to this country from mexico, right now united states imports under 2 million cars from mexico every year. since 2014 mazda, honda, volkswagen, audi, hyundai and kia have all opened plans in mex -- plas in mexico? do you know why? steel is better and the air is clear. ni, that not the reason, it because free trade deal like nafta make ships from mexico to u.s., simple, straight forward and there is a thing called labor price arbitrage. mexican workers paid far less than americans, average over $8 an hour in the plants, american counterparts making about $46 an hour, it is called middle class, it has been under assault by particular by the auto industry for decades now. ohio, indiana, kentucky, alabama, tennessee, missouri, michigan, voted for trump, but they hav

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congressman jim jordan cohen. thanks for watching, lou dobbs is next. lou:e good evening president-elect trump is beginning to fill out his government. tapping two great americans to join his administration. reince priebus his chief of staff. and breitbart news executive steve bannon his chief strategist. rinsreince priebus tells fox and friends he was honored. >> really run, the operations so that right people are getting in front of the president, giving the president the right advice at the right time. then privately advising president more than publicly, so it is an operations role, an advisory royal, it is something i am honored he asked me to do. lou: bannon for his part, former navy officer, harvard, georgetown graduate, goldman sachs inves investment banker, worked at breitbart since its intension in 2007. he has done far more than that. other names considered reportedly by trump to join his government, newt gingrich possible strategic advisory, rudy guliani for a role in law enforcement and ben carson education. we'll see. here to talk about tr

jim jordan has done a fine job as chairman of the caucus. i would encourage him to stay on. if not, i'm willing to put my name in the hat there. really what we are looking at is trying to keep the focus less on jim jordan and speaker ryan and more on the american people. we are working on a hundred different regulations that could put people back to work quickly. i know we have been all hands on deck on that. whether i take on the leadership position is really not for me to decide as much as it is the 40-plus members of the freedom caucus. >> mark meadows, i foresee a discussion about the next hundred days of the trump administration in our future. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> thank you very much. we have more from donald trump's chief of staff reince priebus suggesting donald trump's son-in-law will be very involved in his administration. that's not even legal. how will that work? we'll ask msnbc's chief legal correspondent after the break. anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could tu

in the house. >> jim jordan and paul ryan have a very good relationship. >> do they? >> in spite of their differences. i think paul is in really good shape. >> you think he will run for president? >> you know, at some point i would love to see that. he would make a great president. >> how is your golf game? >> needs a little help. >> well, you're down here in florida. i know you keep a place down here as well. i appreciate your time very much today, sir. >> good to be sheer. >> former speaker of the house joining us today exclusively on cnbc. ahead on "the halftime report", cme group chairman terry duffy will join us right here on set from naples. we'll talk markets. also, the reaction, of course, to donald trump's win and so much more. we're back right after this. shift in human history eatn is happening before our eyes. sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure

we'll talk to jim jordan about that when he arrives within the hour. guys? >> john harwood in lima, ohio. thank you very much for that. henry, turning to you on the markets, we asked a trump surrogate in the last hour whether he thought the sell-off was driven by the polls. he argued no. you think so, though? >>> i think so. if you look at what trump represents it is uncertainty and risk and if you take what he's said about business at his word he is arguing for big protectionist tactics which historically have not been good for the economy, and frankly in today's global economy, an absurd throwback to some lost world. this is a global economy. our companies compete on a global stage. he has singled out great american companies for punishment and threatened them in saying in amazon's case, boy, are we going to have problems, going after ford. that is scary to any investor. and so i do think that one of the reasons the stock market is selling off is, in fact, his odds of becoming president are rising rapidly. >> a clinton white house is going to come with som

message from the catholic church pope francis given catholic priests the powe to forgive abortion as jim jordan joins us with local reaction.m >> an open letter, pope francis reaffirms to believe that abortion is a grave sin. trump camp increase the power to forgive abortion rights reserved bruce lee for bishops only from g four priest to resolve associated p with the sin of abortion. >> father jonathan zingales of the diocese is also a pastor of two innocent parishes in churchwide glaze that pope francis mission to make worse i synonymous with catholic he had granted the power to all praise to give the sacramental absolution for abortion during the year of mercy ending sunday but now that will last for the rest of hiss papacy. >> is kind of a technicality fo those of us in the united state has we been doing this for year and years. pope francis made a more inclusive and forgiving catholi church a characteristic of his papacyat and the announcement i letter after sunday's year of mercy to restate that abortion absolution would trigger the simultaneous lifting of extrication. the director

congressman jim jordan, happy thanksgiving for tomorrow. >> you too, eric, thank you. sean: of course. heather? heather: we'll talk about some of those perceived flip-flops coming up. white house policy extending overtime pay to millions of americans blocked by a federal judge. we'll have details on that. sean: new update in the shocking deadly bus crash that killed five little children in chattanooga, tennessee, what we're learning about the driver and the company that hired him. >> many of them were scared for days to talk to us. because of young age, many of them were unable to spell their names. did not know their birthdates or even their parent names. ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failu

this is the district of jim jordan, who is the chair of the house freedom caucus. very influential group of conservatives. they were talking about their post election plans. a lot of speculation they're going to put pressure on paul ryan to leave. just as they forced john boehner to leave more than a year ago. jim jordan u would not bite on that, but would not express support for paul ryan remaining a speaker. and on one policy issue that's going to come up after the election or could, the trans pacific partnership. he agrees with donald trump and not paul ryan. take a listen. >> we better not bring up tpp in the lame duck session after what we've been through. that should not happen. we need to do trade deals that are good for the country. certain jobs are here because we can market our goods around the world. that's important, but need to be done right. >> now, jim r jordan is aligning himself with that populous movement that donald trump has been lead, although on one issue, he disagree d with trump and agreed with ryan, which is that he agrees that entitlement

congressman jim jordan joins us here tomorrow. we hope you will, too. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight president-elect trump has made the first round of appointments for his inner circle in the white house. what goes into making those choices? what's next for the libertarian party after a campaign marred by missed opportunities. we'll talk to today mangu-ward. hillary won the popular vote and lost the election. grab a chair. time to shine. thousands of young unwashed harry reids continue taking to the streets in protest throwing a fifth over the electoral victory of donald trump. no matter how many anarchists you hide behind. the unending public tantrum will not undo the results. how many of those brick throwing leftists actually voted? start a movement. get your people elected. throat a tea party. just stop begging for attention like an army offal tent of lena dunhams for the 11:00 news. speaking of harry reid, when he's not fighting with his a&m equipment, he's penning statements like this. if this is going to be a time of healing, we must put the responsibility of h

congressman jim jordan joins us here tomorrow. we hope you will, too. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight president-elect trump has made the first round of appointments for his inner circle in the white house. what goes into making those choices? what's next for the libertarian party after a campaign marred by missed opportunities. we'll talk to today mangu-ward. hillary won the popular vote and lost the election. grab a chair. time to shine. thousands of young unwashed harry reids continue taking to

congressman jim jordan here tomorrow. we hope you will, too. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight president-elect trump has made the first round of appointments for his inner circle in the white house. what goes into making those choices? what's next for the libertarian party after a campaign marred by missed opportunities. we'll talk to today mangu-ward. hillary won the popular vote and lost the election. grab a chair. time to shine. thousands of young unwashed harry reids continue taking to the streets in protest throwing a fifth over the electoral victory of donald trump. no matter how many anarchists you hide behind. the unending public tantrum will not undo the results. how many of those brick throwing leftists actually voted? start a movement. get your people elected. throat a tea party. just stop begging for attention like an army offal tent of lena dunhams for the 11:00 news. speaking of harry reid, when he's not fighting with his a&m equipment, he's penning statements like this. if this is going to be a time of healing, we must put the responsibility of h

jim jordan didn't think it was the right thing to do. trey gowdy thought that perhaps it was the wrong time as well. what's your feeling as someone who's so close to this and had an opportunity to grill james comey already? >> if you look at what he said in the letter, he had to amend his previous testimony that he made to the committees under oath where he said our investigation into this smart over. well, that's no longer the truth. when witnesses testify before the congress and their testimony is no longer true, we do usually expect them to come notify congress that facts and circumstances have changed. that was one of the things we went after the irs commissioner about. in that sense, he had to notify congress. i get the timing and people are going to have problems with that, but compared to sitting on it until after the election, this was the better way to go. charles: of course, now this means we're dealing with a lot of speculation, a lot of rumors and leaks, and it's hard to substantiate any of that. it does seem perhaps going in

i think that will make it an easier thing. >> congressman jim jordan of ohio. sir, thank you very much for joining us. you're going to be the first one in the office today. >> all right. >> thank you, sir. >>> 7:20 now here in new york city. coming up, are democrats about to say is a long to nancy pelosi later today many a big vote? wait until you hear what her opponent for minority leader just said. >>> and new cabinet picks from president-elect donald trump moments ago. pete and rachel campos duffy are in wisconsin to get their take about the picks from the donald. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. alzheimer's disease the fi is out there.survive and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with t

jim jordan, one of the toughest questioners of hillary clinton when she sat for the most recent benghazi hearings. >> i agree, i agree with what totally david webb said here. we expect the doj to be apolitical, one of the biggest casualties, i think there were many around hillary clinton's candidacy and all of those investigations that took place we saw doj becoming politicized and made mesad and broke my heart as an attorney in this country. i would encouraging president-elect trump to step back from that, let your doj do its business and let doj put business in, he has put jeff sessions in. furthermore, melissa, president-elect trump is playing this smart. certainly a wide check and people voted for him because of him primarily, i believe, and i do think that they will be more forgiving on some of policies as long as it's not too extreme. he has playing room. >> everyone is saying he's not going to listen to anyone. that's a good point. i'm going to consider that. it's exactly what we would want our commander in chief to do, vowpped himself with the best people to listen to them and cu

jordan. >> jim jordan, right. you have other conservative senators being critical of this. you have the white house saying, we don't think he's trying to influence the election. he's a man of great integrity. >> i mean, there's so much going on within this decision that jim comey made. first of all, i don't know anyone who has questioned his character. everyone has questioned his judgment. >> which is what i have done as well. >> you separate those two. the other aspects of the decision that are not only interesting but compelling in the sense that they're going to continue on past this week is clearly, director comey said what he said and issued the letter that he issued because he was fearful of losing further control of the fbi apparatus beneath him. >> you started to talk about this yesterday. and then we saw it in the "wall street journal" story, that he had a rebellion underneath him. people thinking that they were white washing the clinton foundation story and this story, right? >> he had two or three field

i can tell you as far as congress, people like gowdy and jim jordan and i will keep after this until we get to the truth. we don't have it yet. >> thank you congressman for being here from salt lakes -- salt lake city. >> the fbi rocks the the mail drovers. stay tuned. >> the director comey by's letter to the capitol hill and we are glad to see he has found or we were cost he would, that he has confirmed the conclusions he reached in july and we are glad this matter is resolved. hillary clintonhibit will be under investigation for a long, long time, for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy, she is protected by a rigged system. she should not be allowed to run for president. i will tell you right now. she is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. >> big news day on a sunday, two days before the election with the fbi director sending another letter to congress where he said since my letter, 10 days ago, the fbi investigative team have worked around the clock to process a large volume of e-mails obtained in connection with an u

he and jim jordan, who is another republican congressman of the benghazi committee, when the committee gouty issued its report, pompeo and jordan issued kind of dissent, saying the report wasn't tough being very,again, very critical of hillary clinton and the obamaing administration overall. >> he seems to be a bright guy. he graduated, according to his website, first in his class at west point, and then went to harvard law school, then intoned to kansas, went business and became a congressman. david, what do you know about him and his views? >> well, karen had it exactly right. things i foundr striking about his views is that, as soon as he came in in 2010 as part of the sort of tea party wave, he was extremely forical of president obama closing the black sites that the to interrogate afghanrs in the iraq and wars. and he has been very critical of any move by the c.i.a. backwards bordering and what the bush administration enhancedy called interrogation techniques and what president obama called techniques. the big question is, if he tries to move the c.i.a. backwards on he tries to go

the list including congressman jim jordan of the house freedom caucus. senator grassly of the judiciary committee. so what happens? do republicans care enough about looking into this or will they be consumed by the impeachment talks? >> there is no question this is a legitimate issue. the reason comey sent the letter is he told congress he would give them updates. he had to tell congress about it. the investigation will continue after the election whether or not clinton wins the white house. if we have a president elect under investigation by the fbi, that's bad for the united states. it is bad to have a president elect with such little political capital and i don't care if the democr domestic policy is crippled but with a president who can't summon the country to do big things if there is an international crisis. it is worrying to me that clinton and the democrats have put us in a position where the front runner for the white house is somebody who is under fbi investigation. >> just to play out the thought experiment if that were to happen and she ends

jordan laying the blame on the benghazi attacks on hillary clinton, on barack obama, and the rest of the obama administration. now, his views are much in line with donald trump on issues about immigration. he wants to expand domestic surveillance, like donald trump has called on the campaign trail, but does not necessaryly have that much of a personal relationship with donald trump. in fact, he supported marco rubio in the primaries. >> and even when he endorsed donald trump, or said he would support him, it seemed kind of indirect from a spokesman. seemed luke warm. >> he wasn't on the stump campaigning for him or anything like that. unlike the mike flynn and jeff sessions appointments, donald trump loyalists, pompeo not so much but did, told by a source close to pompeo, did rely on him for national security advice. trump team did, calling him during the course of the campaign and a surrogate for mike pence during the vice presidential debates. tie there's. but donald trump seemed to have trusted instincts he believes mike pompeo given his knowledge on these national security issues

jordan of freedom caucus guy who is on the benghazi committee. >> republican. >> who went after her in 11 hours of testimony, when alberto gonzales the former a.g. of the bush administration and michael mukasey all came out and said what he did was wrong. >> go ahead, jason. >> there is a lot of hypocrisy to go around. the clinton partisans are upsets because the leaks are hurting clinton but and then you have a media that is upset about the leaks because -- this idea that they are upset about the existence of these leaks -- who the leaks -- >> i can't help but remember when it came out after many years with nobody knowing who deep throat was, the famous source for woodward and bernstein, particularly woodward, whose investigation brought down the president of the united states, a republican, richard nixon. and it came out that the guy, we just learned this a few years ago, way after the fact, that the guy was a senior fbi official named mark felt. there is a picture of him on the screen right now. do you recall at the time there be being indignation anywhere that someone from the f

jordan of ohio, nick mulvany of south carolina and nick meadows. there was a private meeting where they talked about the way forward. at that meeting the conservatives talked about urging ryan to give them assurances that the rank and file would have even more power and influence in the next congress. i'm also told there are members not part of the freedom caucus that are trump supporters and they believe the speaker has undercut their party's nominee and those members may not be willing to back ryan again. one member who voted against ryan said ryan would have to commit to a range of policy ideas before he'd commit voting for him. this is all significant because every vote will counting. if the republicans keep the majority, there will be a smaller majority, a boulder conservative wing and ryan will need every vote on the floor to get the votes he needs to be re-elected speaker. >> and we should note that ryan is campaigning with mike pence this weekend which seems odd given that it did take pence four times before he said that he does want ryan t

. >> now, guys, this also happens to be the home district of jim jordan, he is the chairman of the house freedom caucus. that's much in the news right now because they had a meeting yesterday, they're trying to figure out their stance after the election. some in the freedom caucus are even talking about alternatives to paul ryan as the house speaker. so in addition to the presidential drama, the senate race drama and in ohio rob portman is about to -- on the verge of winning a re-election. that will help republicans if they're able to hold the senate. but republicans are likely to hold the house. paul ryan's fate is in the balance. and we'll be talking later this morning to jim jordan, one of the people who will help determine if he's still going to be speaker. >> john, thanks for that. we'll talk to you later this morning. our john harwood in ohio. >>> peso's up a bit this morning. as john mentioned, reuters still has clinton up six. abc has her back up two. are we in this period now where we walk into the office and check the abc/"the washington post" tracking? >> 538 was doing every t

he and jim jordan, who is another republican congressman, member of the benghazi committee, when the committee under trey gowdy issued its report, pompeo issued a dissent saying the report wasn't tough enough and, again, being very, very critical of hillary clinton and the obama administration overall. >> rose: he seems to be a bright guy. graduated, according to his web site, first in his class at west point and went to harvard law school and returned to kansas and went into business. david what do you know about him and his views? >> well, karen had it exactly right. one of the other things i found striking about his views is as soon as he came in in 2010 as part of the sort of tea party wave, he was extremely critical of president obama for closing the black sites that the c.i.a. had used to interrogate prisoners in the iraq and afghan wars, and was critical of the move o c.i.a. backwards on the use of waterboarding or what the bush administration delicately called enhanced interrogation techniques and what president obama called torture techniques. the big question is, if he trie

about why this is so unorthodox particularly when you have senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley jim jordan the caulks can guy in the house on the benghazi committee making her life miserable and gonzalez former a.g. for bush saying this is wrong. >> doesn't this also though poke the bear and try to get whatever is on that laptop and say we told you it is illegal. >> look, i think from the clinton campaign's point of view the attack on comey from the democrats attack on comey is classic clinton style. they went after ken starr they made him the boogie man. they turned the country's anger against him and they won. they came out of that scandal whole, if not whole at least alive, which is what clinton had wanted. but i want to add one point on this russian bit. i don't understand why people conclude that this is not what the russians have been doing wikileaks and the tampering is not to elect donald trump but simply to disrupt the campaign. we forget two things. donald trump is running -- sorry, that was a freudian slip, putin is running a one-man rule in russia. he decides what happen

about why this is so unorthodox particularly when you have senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley jim jordan the caulks can guy in the house on the benghazi committee making her life miserable and gonzalez former a.g. for bush saying this is wrong. >> doesn't this also though poke the bear and try to get whatever is on that laptop and say we told you it is illegal. >> look, i think from the clinton campaign's point of view the attack on comey from the democrats attack on comey is classic clinton style. they went after ken starr they made him the boogie man. they turned the country's anger against him and they won. they came out of that scandal whole, if not whole at least alive, which is what clinton had wanted. but i want to add one point on this russian bit. i don't understand why people conclude that this is not what the russians have been doing wikileaks and the tampering is not to elect donald trump but simply to disrupt the campaign. we forget two things. donald trump is running -- sorry, that was a freudian slip, putin is running a one-man rule in russia. he decides what happen

lot of them just not saying one way or another what they will do, including jim jordan of ohio, who is the chairman of that committee. mark meadows of north carolina, raul labrador of idaho, all saying they don't know what they will do after tuesday. now, there's a lot of speculation about what paul ryan will do. something that why does he even want this job, maybe he will quit and focus on 2020. his office says that is nonsense, of course he's running for re-election to speaker, even though the vote may likely be close. he's also campaigning with some members of the freedom caucus itself including rob blum of iowa, scott garrett of new jersey, both of whom indicated support for paul ryan. the larger picture here is that paul ryan will need all the support he can get on the floor if there is a narrow majority and if some members decide to vote against him on the floor, it could be very hard to get that 218 vote threshold to be re-elected speaker. one thing he has going for him, who will run, who will become speaker if he's not? there's no obvious alternative at this point. >> all right

people like trey gowdy and jim jordan and i, we're going to keep after this until we get to the truth. we don't have it yet. >> so this chapter of the fbi probe is over but republicans on the hill are saying if hillary clinton is elected, there is a whole bunch of new investigations. >> 10-4, ed. thank you. >> let's bring in both sides. morgan -- and former state department press officer, and also the national co-chair of maverick pac focused on getting young professionals into politics. jabu marine is a current fox news contributor and comes to us from the lift. more investigations. i wonder is the nation up for that? what do you think? >> i am just shocked at how divided we are. and it is just -- on both sides we see just the disgust with washington. in july the democrats were saying that comey was the best thing that ever happened to the fbi. on friday trump -- trump was saying that comey is the best director -- >> everybody on both sides are upset. >> and now on sunday everybody is back mad again. >> everyone is upset that he asserted himself and i heard from both republicans and

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i was on the radio with congressman jim jordan. he surprised me. he said i think it's probably not the right thing for james comey to do this close to the election. i know you are friends. >> i love jim jordan. he's a three-time ncaa wrestling champion. we're 3,000 mile apart right now. ance of the uld have didn't emails. he didn't even say it's directly related to secretary clinton. he just said the investigation has reinitiated. i viewed it as a notice document, and the timing again is not jim comey's fault. it's not his fault this is coming up a week or so before the election. that is secretary clinton's fault. >>> in south carolina, there's a saying, it all comes out in the wash. remember being taught that and you are from south carolina. i can't believe that all of this has come forward, this latest investigation because anthony weiner was sexting with some young girl. that could cost hillary clinton the election. >> well, that would be ironic. yesterday, she acted like she didn't know who huma abedin was which is laughable. she had no closer

perhaps more than michael jordan. >>> jim, an bicycle med al -- wn this season's mirror ball on dancing with the stars. >> lori and val. >> that was her reaction as tom anoupsed the winner. she got a perfect score on the last dance to beat the race car driver and retired nfl star. this is what hernandez had to say about her big win. >> i'm so grateful to be here. it's an honor to get the mirror ball. i hope through this crazy journey, whether it's gymnasters or anything in the future, i can inspire others. >> she is headed to new york for appearances on good morning america and the view. that wraps up another season of "dancing with the stars." >> she is from new jersey. the first episode, i said why don't we give her the award now, she's going to win. >> you are a veteran watcher. >>> the weather is cold out there tonight. storm tracker 6 live, look at this jim. >> i'm looking. >> nothing going on. how can it be snowing in the poconos. >> what is the term for that? >> snow making! the snow guns are on this week. big, bolder, yes, they are making lots of snow on the resorts. this is why

i saw jim jordan on your committee, the congressman, basically saying he would pursue issues you all have gone after with hillary clinton. where do you stand on that? are we going to see more investigation of hillary clinton or not? >> well, a political election does not extinguish the need for transparency, truth and justice. and the complexity in which this, the scheme was set up, there is email, federal records issue. there is the clinton foundation issue. there is the perjury issue. there is the fact that the state department still has its own open investigation on classified material. there are tens of thousands of documents that the state department still has not turned over to the united states congress that should be available. martha: so you have investigations that you have overseen, those are continuing and ongoing, you will have more hearings? >> oh, yes. martha: a lot of people think maybe the country is ready to move on from hillary clinton's issues. that she sort of got the worst punishment imaginable on november 8th. do you agree with that? >> we want to get to the tr

when i sat down here in ohio with jim jordan to ask him as chair of the freedom caucus whether ryan should remain speaker -- >> i'm just saying paul ryan is a good man. he is a friend. we are focussed on getting donald trump elected and being the next president of the united states. there is time to deal with who is in leadership, what the rules are, what we are going to focus on in the lame duck. >> many in business are looking to the lame duck session and hoping the trans pacific partnership. >> i think it was a bad structure for how we deal with tpp. we better not bring up tpp in the lame duck session after what we have been through. >> paul ryan was for it. >> i voted against it. >> you are with trump on that, not ryan and you think it you will fight paul ryan if he tries to bring up the tpp. >> he says he is not going to bring it up. >> i think they said they are not going to bring it up. >> you would fight it if they do? >> heck, yeah. >> a lot of uncertainty. we have to see what the outcome of all three major elections is and what the margin of victory or defeat is for either side b

jim jordan of the -- he's the head of the freedom caucus, considered the second most powerful person in congress, hasn't exactly come out and emphatically said that paul ryan should remain the speaker of the house. it will set up for an interesting take and give us a pretty good insight as to where the republican party currently stands and who it wants to be is front man going forward, aside from, of course, the president of the united states. >> yeah, which is all crucial to driving the legislative agenda, she tried to say. thank you so much, scott. >> thanks, michelle. >>> dom chu standing by with a news alert. >> so, michelle, ibm chairman and ceo jennie remetti has thoughts and suggestions for donald trump. among the suggestions, emphasizing more vocationally focused education paths around tech skills, including hybrid high school to college curriculums, also building smarter and secure infrastructure, utilizing things like the internet of things or iot and artificial intelligence, also using data to fight government waste and using smart computing to take better care of our vete

jordan is going to step down, where does that stand? >> well, we met last night and discussed some things and if he decides to stayen o, he will have 110 percent of the support and backing. i will tell you that the decisions have not been made and it's not something that we have taken to the members at this point. those are made in november. there's a lot of speculation on will he stay on and will i step up? it's really about who can best serve as a voice for the rest of the caucus and bring us all toe together. i think that the strategy has shifted to a policy driven focus and what we have before and how we advance that and make sure that in this new administration that we work with them. >> i want to talk about the new administration and letting the viewers know that the phone lines are open. our guest until about 8:20 this morning. you can start to dial in now, and congress meadows you talk about the new administration and do the goals and policies of the freedom caucus align with those that you're hearing and week after the election

jim mariardy in houston, texas died. they have learned that the car carrying three americans came under fire as it tried to enter the base. i am harris falker, now back to watters' world. welcome back, we went to north philadelphia to expose inner city pof are they and to be fair and balanced. i went to clay county. and it is devit stated by president obama's war on coal and disastrous trade policy and what you are about to see is heart breaking. tell me about this neighborhood. this used to be a booming coal town, but now people move out and houses get burned down. >> this area looked ravaged. yeah. no money is coming to west virginia. >> do you feel like west virginia is disrespected. >> yes. >> americans shouldn't have this. >> we like gun and big engines and like naked parties. and drinking beer and going fishing. >> what do you do for a living? >> haul junk. coal business is gone. >> are things better or worse? >> they are worse. they are closing down everything here. >> how have you seen the coal industry change? >

and like jim croche says, you don't tug on superman's staring down the great michael jordan. mj has a good laugh about it all. he can still probably go out there at 50 years old and drop >> shannon: previe onhat's to come on "the now milwaukee". >> i just do my online. that's pretty chill. stores will obviously have competitive prices to try and win your business, so to make it easier on you, tonight w the savvy app that will help you get the best dl. do not forget the new milwaukee streaming live on facebook or at tmj4.com. >> any ties onour christmst no ties. first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift put a bunch of us into early retirement. old-school gifts can't compete! so on my 400th workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! it's "packers live"! [ cheering ] >> this week's packs special guest, davante adams! [ cheering ] >> lgentle e rock himself, larry mccarren. [ cheering ] >> thank you, thank you. hello, everyone. welcome to "packers live". u know, the agony of defeat always been a

as one of three american soldiers killed in jordan. 27-year-old jim moriarty was killed as his vehicle approached a gate on a jordanian air base. the americans were deployed for a joint training mission with jordan. u.s. officials are now investigating what caused the shootout outside that base. we are praying for his family this morning and all of those lost and service members as well. >>> calli the governor of maine withdrawing from the federal refugee resettlement program days before the presidential election, writing a letter saying the federal government has proven to be an unwilling partner with states in ensuring that our refugee settlement does not put lives at risk. maine is the fourth state to withdraw from the program this year alone. >> a bernie sanders supporter stealing spotlight, slamming the presidential nominee. >> voting for hillary -- there's no point. >> and you see that guy take the stage up there to escort him off. that was call ebo-- he was prom escorted off stage. >>> "saturday night live" getting a surprise from the brand-new world serialries champions and per

bernie schellenberg, jim is the program director and jordan is a political news reporter for channel 20. but candidates have agreed to the following rules. we will alternate who speaks first for each question. the first candidate to respond will get 60 seconds. to begin our debate with 92nd opening statements and after the point tossed, senator kirk will go first. >> opening statement time. >> thank you, i would ask the people of illinois semi back for another six-year term so i can continue giving the thoughtful and bipartisan support to the state. put together a bipartisan sanctions on a lot i would say i have made the proper making sure we have some of the best environmental protections not a lot to protect the source of the drinking water for 30 million americans. >> thank you senator. congresswoman duckworth, 90 seconds. >> thank you for allowing me to be here. i'm so proud to be here at this world-class university. as i've traveled the state, i see see so many working families that are like mine, my dad was laid off when he was in his 50s and there's so many working families th

jim. >> walter thank you. >>> the president of the philadelphia federation of teachers has rejected a contract offer from the school district. >>> jerry jordan says he won't even take the four year, 100 million-dollar deal to his members for a vote. jordan says the teachers deserve better. >> because it's disrespectful of the years of sacrifice that our members have gone. members have gone it will be five years january 1st without a salary increase. >> philadelphia teachers have been working for three years without a contract. superintendent william hite says there is not more to give without taking from somewhere else. aside from pay, the union also wants incentives for teach here's get postgraduate degrees. the district wants teachers to start paying for health benefits and they want work rules allowing principals to hire based on merit not seniority. >>> coming up on "action news tonight back to the linc with more on the eagles as they get set to take on aaron rodgers and the green bay partly cloudy skies. >> reporter: it's cyber monday the biggest shopping day of the year for on l

jim morrison. jimi hendrix. amy winehouse. an all-star group of musicians joined by more than talent. none would live to see their twenty-eighth birthday. another member of the infamous 27 club was kurt cobain. he defined the '90s as the face of grunge and voice of the decades' counter-culture the nirvana frontman took his after he burst onto the national scene and altered music's landscape. "he was about making the mic he wanted to make and the fact that it connected with this audience, you know, is almost irrelevant." in 1989, kurt cobain, along with fellow seattle area friend krist novoselic, started the alternative ock band, nirvana, producing their first album in 1990. the next year they added drummer dave grohl and released "nevermind " with teen spirit." nirvana would go mainstream, the album woulgo platinum and cobain was crowned the voice of a generation, a rock star, something he never aspired to. *singing* "here we are now entertain us." "here we are now entertain us kurt hated this businesss of voice of a generatio

hillsborough grad jordan sheritt is out... the defensive end injured his knee in the florida state game.... he joins seven other starters who won't play..... still jim mcelwain is getting it positive and doesn't beleive this game is going to be a blowout... . the kennesaw state owls fly into the sundome to take on usf... the bulls needing a feel good game here... the bulls hold off at charge by the owl early in the 2nd half... tulio da silva is having a monster game.... he finishes with a career high 17-points. the owls cut the bulls lead to one with 2-minutes to play.. michael bibby answers with a layup and the bulls hold on 71-69 in tallahassee a nice test tonight taking on the un-defeated minnesota golden gophers... minneosta opened the 2nd half with a two point lead.... but the noles crank it up... trent forrest with the sweet no-look pass, throwing it ov h dunk. noles 58-47.... a solid night for isaac as he lays in 14-points.. the noles hand minnesota their first loss 75 to 67. and it looks first loss 75 to 67. minnesota

jim moriarty says his son sergeant james moriarty was supposed to be home this week following his third tour of duty in jordan. >> there is nothing that has happened to me in 70 years that prepared me to --o listen, to talking about my son being dead. moriarty's body arrived home, u.s. officials said a video of ki deliberate tri attack. not as wasst believed a trag at.cciden haven't gotten a straight answer yet. reporter: u.s. officials say the security camera video shows several american vehicles stopped in broad daylight at the enance t the jdanian air fidhere the green berets were based. the fit was allowo pass through the gate. but then a guard suddenly opened fire on the second vehicle. kiing both americans inside. e americans in the third and fourth vehiclejumped out and started returning fire the jordanian guard shot and killed one of them before he was wounded by the other. moriarty says his son was in that last shoot-out. >> the killer clearly knew tt he had the fou americans caught by surprise. >> reporter: jordanian officia originally blame the americans for failing to stop a

the three soldiers were working for the cia in jordan, training syrian rebels. we spoke to the father of one of of the attack gave him an account which differs greatly from the storytold by the jordanian government. jim moriarty says his son sergeant james moriarty was supposed to be home this week following his third tour of duty in jordan. >> there is nothing that has happened to me in 70 years that prepared me to -- to listen, to talking about my son being dead. moriarty's body arrived home, u.s. officials said a video of the incident in which he and two other american soldiers were killed, appeared to show a deliberate terrorist attack. not as was first believed a tragic accident. >> i haven't gotten a straight answer yet. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the security camera video shows several american vehicles stopped in broad daylight at the entrance to the jordanian air field where the green berets were based. the first was allowed to pass through the gate. but then a fire on the second vehicle. killing both americans inside. the americans in the third an

the three soldiers were working for the cia in jordan, training syrian rebels. we spoke to the father of one of them who of the attack gave him an account which differs greatly from the storytold by the jordanian government. jim moriarty says his son sergeant james moriarty was supposed to be home this week following his third tour of duty in jordan. >> there is nothing that has happened to me in 70 years that prepared me to -- to listen, to talking about my son being dead. the incident in which he and two other american soldiers were killed, appeared to show a deliberate terrorist attack. not as was first believed a tragic accident. >> i haven't gotten a straight answer yet. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the security camera video shows several american vehicles stopped in broad daylight at the entrance to the jordanian air field where the green berets were based. the first was allowed to pass through the gate. but then a guard suddenly opened fire on the second vehicle. killing both americans inside. the americans in the third and fourth vehicles jumped out a

hillsborough grad jordan is out. defensive end injured his knee who also are out for the gators this weekend. and given that. jim mcill wayne and his team they are not shying away this tough challenge that's facing them. >> there aren't a lot of teams that playing this weekend. and you think it's an honor to be representing the east. and i know our guys are excited. obviously you know they are one heck of a ball squad. i think probably the best there. you know, but we've got we've got good players too. and you know i know our guys are excited to go compete. >> pulled off win against lsu a couple weeks ago. you know what, alabama. that's different animal right there different team pew. you never know virtually everybody in florida will be cheering for them. oh, yes. true. most even florida state. ohio state university leaving several people injured. we will tell you about suspect and hero officer that really came in saved a lot of people. >> an attack ohio state university police say man drovr a student at ohio state