we had joe biden saint petersburg, florida. he was joined on stage by mr. margaritaville, jimmy buffet. we had donald trump in person pumping up his supporters and each offering hope. >> the african american community. if you turnout the same percentages we absolutely positively win. number three, it is up to your generation. you are the millennial generation. >> do not let this opportunity slip away. we are fighting for every citizen who believes that government should serve the people, not the donors. >> brian is the trivial pursuit master there on the couch, this one is for you. since 1936 there have been 20 presidential elections, 18 of the 20 winners who went on to the white house won the state of florida. florida 18 of 20. back to you. >> you know what that means? you are going to be up until like 3 in the morning. we are going to cope going back to you over and over. five hour energy search times. sthooivengs. hey here to weigh in our po will cal panel. real clear politics. democratic pollster jeff has been here a while and ed martin. what does it me

in: by south carolina republicans, congressman mulvaney leads mr. person 58% to 21%. paul ryan tweeting about his support of candidates. the speaker hit the campaign trail for several gop congressional candidates this election year. a reporter with real clear politics talked about how the presidential nominee donald trump has impacted some of the down ballot races. >> 17 states, 42 cities. that has been the schedule for paul ryan as he campaigns to keep the majority in the house and the senate. joining us on the phone is james arkin is following this for real clear politics. what has been paul ryan's message? >> paul's message has been that no matter what the circus is going to be, what he is trying to do is convince voters that they need a republican majority in the house. you see him holding up his pamphlet for his better way agenda that he developed earlier this year with house leaders. he is talking about what he wants house republicans to be able to pass if they maintain the majority. he is not really talking about the top of the ticket unless he is criticizing h

of the naval observatory where mr. pence is going to be living, and rather than, you know, go ahead and buy into the narrative by the mainstream media everything is in chaos, it's terrible. i'm confident on day one, everything will be in good hands. he also said they didn't know what they were doing when they got in there on day one. >> that's the reality. >> i like the way of donald trump's method of running things is this. i have a person in place. if ner not working out. i'll get a new person in place. i'm going to march forward. i'm not afraid to make change. it's not a big deal. the lobbyists are out, a new person is in charge and we move forward. he deserves the benefit of the doubt. he won. >> yeah. take a deep breath. >> we've been following the protests around the country over the past week or so and rutgers university, the latest college to take to the streets, calling themselves a sanctuary campus, but the question is do they even know what they are protesting? take a look at some of the footage we've got. >

pence is also expected to meet with vice president joe biden. now charlie cook, editor and publisher of the cook political report gives his postelection day analysis. issues the preliminary that factor into the election and the challenges facing both democrats and republicans. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am kevin, the president of national journal. i am going to welcome everyone to national journal's day after the election event. the guests of today's program will be charlie cook, who will be breaking down the who, what, and why on yesterday's election. to handle some housekeeping, you will see two mics on either side of me in the center aisles. there will be a question-and-answer portion of today's event. when it comes to that moment, we do welcome anybody that has a question to lineup behind the mics. when you are preparing to ask a question, we ask that you first state your name and organization. now, getting to introduce charlie. charlie is the founder, editor, as well as publisher of the "cook political report." he also is a political an

mr. trump saying his administration will do all it can to ensure prosperity and liberty for the cubans. we talked to american tourists here. this group from texas. asking what the future with the u.s. should look like. what are your hopes for the cuban people now? >> i hope we can continue to have good relations with cuba. because i think that's what the people have indicated to us that they want. >> reporter: they're expecting a mass gathering here in havana today at the plaza de la revolution. where castro would famously address the cuban people for hours at a time. we asked the cubans here in the streets what they think about the future of cuba and the u.s. after the thaw in relations from the last couple of years. they say much of that now depends on what they hear from president-elect trump. george. >> it is the in his hands now, david. thanks very much. let's get more from jon karl. we know during the campaign, trump said he would reverse the executive orders, normalizing relations

he and mrs. trump coming here to washington less than 36 hours after being elected president of the united states and coming here to meet with president obama and first lady michelle obama and vice president biden and mitch mcconnell and speaker ryan, especially his meeting with president obama and first lady obama i think that was so incredibly important to show the country that the sitting president and the president elect, who had really battled it out pretty viciously there for a while -- up until the last moment. >> a long while. >> somehow, they were able to lay down the muskets and love their country so much that they wanted to make sure there was a peaceful transition of power. i think that is the earliest and best and brightest sign you have about the president-elect donald trump wanting to address the entire country as one. the second thing is, frankly his interview with the "wall street journal" over the weekend. the readout i got from that and of course, what was published. i think hi

reporter: [inaudible] mr. earnest: i can't speak to the nature of information that is presented, so i would check with the dni, but the idea here is that the president-elect and vice president-elect and some of their key national security advisers, just a couple of designated officials, can't begin to get access to the kind of material that they need to make important foreign-policy decisions once president trump takes office. reporter: this was asked about in august, about last-minute pardons. he said that any last been -- last-minute pardons would have to go through the white house counsel, through the regular process, and all pardons would be based on merit and not political considerations. does that guidance still stand, and with that preclude the president from giving a last-minute pardon to secretary clinton? remember when you had an opportunity to ask president obama about this at the pentagon, and the answer president obama gave you at the news conference still applies. i would not speculate at this po

mrs. clinton, but i don't think that's going to happen. i think you've got -- think about it like this. since this was exposed back in march of last year, what we have seen a slow-motion unraveling of hillary clinton's e-mail cover-up and unraveling in the worst po possible moment now but it's been a long time coming. it happened in fits and starts and just today we are getting new emails from the -- that the fbi uncovered from the group that she deleted. so some release today. nothing that is coming out shows that mrs. clinton wanted this material to come out. she opposed coming out. we were just in court earlier just a few minutes ago, just ended an an appellate court hearing and have justice department lawyer defending their failure to tell the attorney general that records may have been taken improper under the federal records act. they don't even want to do that. so i don't think the justice department is going to do anything in terms of a significant progress report other than maybe

this is the birthplace of joe biden. it's gone democratic for over 30 years. i'm talking to voters here, many of them like joe over here, who's been a lifelong democrat, voted for mr. trump. now an independent. talking to him about why he changed his mind. also, family over here. registered republican and independents. a lot of interesting stories. we're going to be here all morning during coffee. you're going to hear those stories coming up. we're also dancing. >> having some fun. we're not worrying. we're being happy. >> the election is over. time to come together. >> i love her checkered shirt. you wear checkered shirts sometimes. love them. >> abby can dress up and dress like the people. that's what i'm getting. >> she is the people. >>> now, what's the breaking news? >> our top story this morning, when is donald trump going to hire? president-elect trump holding intense interviews for his cabinet now. brand new big ning, we are names spotted at trump tower. are they just there for the sights, or do they want a job? >> never know. >> you know who does know

jerry, first of all, he and mrs. trump coming here to washington, less than 36 hours after being elected president of the united states, him coming here to meet with president obama and first lady michelle obama, and vice president biden, and of course, senate majority leader mcconnell and speaker ryan, especially, his meeting with president obama and first lady obama, that was so incredibly important to show the country that the sitting president and the president elect, who had really battled it out pretty viciously they are free while, and personally, not for a while, i should say, up to the last moment. [laughter] jerry: a long while you might say. kellyanne: somehow they were able to late on the muskets and love their country so much that they want to make sure that the peaceful transition of power, i think that is the earliest and best and brightest sign that you have about the president-elect donald trump wanting to address the entire country as one. the second one is, frankly, his interview with jerry baker a

you, mr. vice president. vice president biden: i'm not worried. they ran on a platform. i think there a lot of things done where we can reach some accommodation. look, it's a whole new world. [indiscernible] we have already talked about some matters relating to foreign policy. also, i have been asserted over 36 years, the chairman of the foreign relations committee for a decade, and i have been in the national security apparatus for a long time. there is a lot that you were notare of, that you did realize. i plan on being available like senior staff for him. he will be smart to reject most of my ideas, but i think he will listen to some of them. [indiscernible] >> thanks, guys. things that everybody. i am told the weather is always like this. >> thank you.

i think what mr. trump is saying is that the way t, path objves, l regu, lotaxati communicators monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. now vice president biden campaigns for hillary clinton his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. also at the rally, the democratic candidate running against the republican incumbent senator, pat toomey. this is one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> give it up for crystal, a wonderful job. public school teachers are great. [applause] know, anybody from johnson college in the crowd? anybody? anybody? [applause] >> somebody told me johnson college, we work. do we work? [applause] >> i think that is a good thing. buyeat country doesn't just and consume stuff. a great country builds and make stuff, and that is what happens in this great institution, go johnson college. [applause] well, i do want to know, this is just the warm-up act here. anybody ready to get out there to work, to fight, and to win? [applause] because we have a job to do. we are about making histor