>> trump. >> donald trump? >> yes. >> so kentucky most likely is going to for donald trump but this i-80 corridor could pretty much decide it. which way you think they're going up here? >> i think they'll go for trump. i believe it's going to really surprise a lot of people. >> can we check out your truck? >> yeah. >> cool. always wanted to do that. safe to say i broke 3 million miles. we're everett, ohio, interstate 80. >> what is it about what's going on here on the i-80 core dorthat people go for him over hillary clinton? >> to me had it all boils down to jobs. i have made a lot of money in my 28/29 mile as trip. there are a lot of places that are no home. a lot of the factories just closed up and left. recall this country is headed in the wrong direction. we need to do something about manufacturing jobs, get good paying jobs back in the country, put people back to work. >> when you pull the air horn, where do i do it? can i do it? >> yes, sir. >> donald trump won regions including ohio that had had seen ser

the donald trump that we saw on the campaign trail is donald trump. he has run said -- the transition like a campaign and he has to shift from campaign mode to a governing mode. >> i do not think there will be a perfect shift and the big question is how will he deal with congress? i don't think he has a full grasp of the legislative process. i know he has zero patients for it. --n he talks about passing repealing obamacare and passing a replacement, i don't think he understands. someone needs to brief him on the separation of powers. >> what will he do when he is faced with that reality? immediate demand action. he will want to show the american people on television every day that things are getting done. >> when you talk to republicans right now on the hill they will tell you that they are afraid of donald trump's twitter account and his ability to throw a spotlight on someone who is not falling in line or doing what they show. but you have to remember that he -- it is worth remembering that right now, donald trump might never have more political cap

john lewis attacked donald trump. donald trump has a trite respond to that. howie: we can debate whether he responded to harshly. >> these reporters forget how these events started. it's john lewis who is questioning the legit math ma i or -- questioning the legitimacy of the election on november 8. howie: there has been a lot of sharp criticism. a lot of people want to come to these briefings, but the idea of moving the white house press corp out of that space would take them away from access to other press officials and the press would see that as a hostile move. >> the demand to cover donald trump and interest is off the charts. we saw that at the press conference at trump tower. right not you briefing room in the white house sits 60 people. let's say you can get 70 people in there. change is difficult. but sometimes changing be better. we are look at spaces in the white house that will allow more journalists to cover. i think sometimes change is scary. the white house is 18 acres. it's the house itself. but what's the down side? let's try it for the first

donald trump today? what do you make what you have heard from donald trump today7m what do you make what you have heard from donald trump today? it sounded like a from donald trump today? it sounded likea campaign from donald trump today? it sounded like a campaign speech where he was only interested in his base in terms of who he was speaking to. that is untraditional. many presidents make a point to tell people who did not vote for them that he is the president for all americans. that is not the tone he used. it was clear to those who did not vote for him that he would be the president for his own voters. those primarily on the far right or the poor, white working class, and maybe even some white supremacists. i think that leaves over 50% of the voters, because he did not get the popular vote, worried that donald trump will not be the president for all americans. there are people that will be saying that he has gotten victory and is in office and it benefits all americans if he does well and it is just

he's going to introduce donald trump himself. and before that happens, jan, leading up to this inauguration, i only caught a small tailnd of sam moore. i love sam. when i was a kid, me and my younger brothers would sit in the bathtub singing soul man with the bubbles in the bathtub. >> too much information, charles. but, jan, one of the things we see happening. the boycott by hollywood and elected officials, democrats. so donald trump has a lot of heavy lifting to do. but it would be helpful if the others would help as well. >> he needs to provide plane tickets to the hollywood stars who said they were going to leave. america would be a better place if they would leave. charles: let's step in and listen to tom barrett. >> the anticipation of the new president as the global leader of the world in three minutes you have reflection and you have expectation. and every president puts their own fingerprints on an inauguration. this president-elect was specific about we wanted. what he wanted was a you. he wanted it to be of the people.

how'd you hope that donald trump can unite the country hope that donald trump can unite the cou ntry after hope that donald trump can unite the country after a bruising election campaign? he seems like he really has the attitude of being able to do what he says he's going to do. that is the spirit. i think the speech he gave today was so uplifting. i know the crowd there was just really excited. that's what i feel. the spirit was overwhelming. everybody around kept talking about how excited they were. he did paint quite a bleak vision of america. he spoke about stopping the carnage. it's been a bleak picture. everybody has been really sad about our country and the flag and the soldiers. a lot of soldiers have been sad about it. i heard some soldiers that were around us. they we re very soldiers that were around us. they were very excited to have a president that supported them. they did not feel like obama supported them. what about the people who are fea rful what about the people who are fearful about what will happen? do you feel for them? i think so. we wa nt you feel for them? i

this march is not about donald trump, because it transcends donald trump. it is not about hillary clinton, because it transcends the 2016 election. it is for women who don't even march with us. it is for women who support the new president, not that we don't, because the new president is our president, we do support him. but it is for all women. ♪ >> people were yearning, i think, for a way to see and enact change. you can literally see the change you are making. i received a note from a woman who says she can't go to the march because she suffers from ptsd as a rape survivor, but she made hats to send in. >> what i would not want president trump to do is ignore us or diminish us in any way, because women's rights are human rights. that does not have a political affiliation. that is simply something that needs to be. katty: let's get more on the inauguration. the fence are still underway in washington. today, donald trump speech gave us a clue on how we use -- on how he is going to govern. joining me is the director of the school of media and public affai

donald trump. -- let's handed off to president donald trump. [applause] president trump: and honestly there is nothing more i can say, because i have a lot of respect for those two people. thank you for being here. we will be working very hard. i know chuck is going to approve. whether you are republican or democrat, it doesn't make any difference, we are going to get along. you have done a spectacular job. i want to thank you. thank you, everybody. >> two clock final things, you can remain standing. >> thank you for joining us for our continued coverage of events from washington. under overcast skies, donald trump has been sworn in as the 45th president of the united states of america. presidency will set the course for america and the rest of the world for many years to come. with tradition and thinking h his predecessor, who he described as magnificent. trump is the oldest person to be sworn in as president, and he spoke out about his ambitious plans to build a new instructor for america. again,

donald trump ordena construir el muro en la frontera con mÉxico. >> jueves 26 enero, el vocero de la casa blanca dice que piensa en un impuesto 20% a las importaciones mÉxico. >> donald trump le advierte a presidente de mÉxico que sino quiere pagar es mejor que no venga a su cita en estados unidos. >> luego se cancela la reuniÓn, y viernes 27 enero, donald trump firma un decreto en sobre los musulmanes en busca refugio no los queremos aquÍ asegurÓ. >> es muy importante recalcar que aunque muchos fueron los anuncios pocos pueden implementar la mayorÍa deben ser debutados y aprobados en el congreso para convertirse en una realidad. >> mÉxico y su presidente al recibir importantes respaldo en las Últimas horas los anuncios en torno a la construcciÓn del muro un posible impuesto a las deportaciones y la atenciÓn entre donald trump y el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto han provocado que gobiernos y polÍticos locales, dejen sus diferencias para cerrar filas en favor mÉxico, ingrid tiene los detalles. >> los alvarados disfrutan de las plazas de la ciudad en mÁximo y q

is donald trump -- >> donald trump is a lot of things. you don't want to get me started on all the ways i find donald trump to be offensive. >> thank you, charles, thank you, matt. >>> donald trump's preferred method of communication is using twitter. many foreign leaders find it unnerving, will he stop beating when he becomes president? ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects

day 55 of donald trump's presidency. he will do on that day what every president before him has done, when necessary, and raise the debt ceiling. and when he does it, he will not be able to make any even vaguely realistic promises to his voters that the national debt will have go down. ever. because when he signs the increase in the debt ceiling, donald trump and the republicans in congress will be trying to pass this resolution, this stunning increase in the national debt. by that time, the news media will have caught up with what's in this resolution. so donald trump supporters will know, by then, what is in this resolution. by that time, the mechanisms for repealing obamacare will probably not yet be written, but the budgetary outline for the fiscal and political disaster of increasing the national debt by a trillion dollars a year will be right there, in print, for professional republicans in washington, the weight of the trump prompts landed on them today. and despite their smiles for the camera when taking their oa

tonight donald trump has responded. the "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this certainly feels like the

about but donald trump refused to call it great. now he is in charge of fixing the things he says are wrong with america, you can be sure he will start to call america great again, especially after the signs the massive tax cut he's been promising to his family and all of america's richest people. the final speaker at today's ceremonies at the capitol was only one not a partisan, patrick conroy, the catholic chairman of the house of representatives appointed to that position by former speaker john boehner. he offered a prayer for a man who has shown the world the worst of himself, a man who has shown little understanding between good and evil, the man who was now -- who was at the moment sitting at lunch with the nuclear launch codes in his pocket. >> we ask a special blessing upon our new president donald trump. give him an understanding heart to discern between good and evil. may he be strengthened in his work and grow in understanding as he proves ever attentive to the american people. we pray that he might become his best self.

donald trump the businessman, and donald trump the businessman, and donald trump the president seemed to be going hand in hand. the day after his surprise election victory barack obama said the world would keep on spinning, the sun would continue to rise. he's right, it has. but this morning, washington, america, and the rest of the world has woken to an uncertain new dawn. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. as we've seen, tens of thousands of trump supporters witnessed the billionaire property tycoon's swearing in as president. away from the ceremony at capitol hill though, there were violent clashes between police and protesters opposed to mr trump. our international correspondent ian pannell has spent the day with people, on both sides of the argument. # every little thing is going to be all right #. when american presidents are sworn in, it's usually a time at least to talk about healing divisions, but few have had such divided states to try to reunite. on one side is team trump and hundreds of thousands of them turned out from across the land. once people see, give him a year, they

president donald trump. the two leaders emphasized the special relation between the two nations and each other. theresa may said that donald trump had about 100% support for nato. we have full coverage of the press conference. i am sarah kelly, thank you for joining us. sarah: donald trump and theresa may have met for the first time. in a joint press conference at the white house may said that trump had promised that he was 100% behind nato. that is after trump had ratified european -- radel european allies by suggesting that the transatlantic alliance was obsolete. theresa may said that the two leaders have promised to or together on post brexit trade deals. we have the view from both washington and europe. we're not going to washington dc. and we have a correspondent from berlin. we will turn to my first. theresa may and donald trump cannot be more different as leaders. how did this first meeting go? >> there has been a lot of talk about a thatcher reagan to point ou -- 2.0. a throwback to the 80's. they a

>> (hablan inglÉs) (aplausos) se cumple la amenaza donald trump anuncia la construcciÓn ya del muro de la frontera, el refuerzo de la seguridad en la frontera y el recorte de fondos a la ciudad santuario. >> conmociÓn entre los inmigrantes que temen por su futuro en mÉxico el presidente su plan tiene cancelar su viaje a washington la semana prÓxima. >> significa aÚn mÁs temor para la comunidad de inmigrante. >> tiene dudas temores la abogada experta en inmigraciÓn alma rosa responde aquÍ en noticias telemundo todas sus preguntas ♪ . >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> buenas tardes finalmente pasÓ, lo que tantos migrante temÍan o al menos parte de ellos se ha cumplido, el presidente donald trump ha firmado las anuncia anunciadas Órdenes ejecutivas sobre migraciÓn, en realidad es una sola sustentada en varios pilares que va a influir directamente en la vida de muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad, para empezar el gobierno de estados unidos va a construir el muro, no se sabe cuando aunque donald trump ha dicho que serÁ inmediato, ni se sabe con quÉ fondos lo q

this is the moment for donald trump. election day, the last couple of months, all leading up to right now. this is when life changes for this reality tv star, this billionaire businessman turned the most improbable president this country has ever had. now we gins the legacy of donald trump and the questions about how he will govern and it all starts right now as he begins this journey, this new life driving into the grounds of the white house for the very first time, this home that will be his for the next four years. >> we see mike pence, vice president mike pence and his wife karen. donald trump inside the white house. we'll be right back. >> the inauguration of donald j. trump will return in a moment. o. kellogg's special k... ...made with whole grains and fiber to help a body thrive... folic acid and vitamin d... ...to make a body feel this good. start your day with 150 nourishing calories... ...in a bowl of special k. ♪ eat special, feel special. introducing special k nourish bites. a new way snackcial ♪ that's

that is donald trump, president donald trump wrapping up his remarks there at the pentagon. now the occasion there was the swearing in, the ceremonial inauguration of james mattis as his secretary of defense. what the president is doing right now is what he just announced at the end of his remarks. let's take a listen in. >> doesn't that sound good? it's ban while. too long. >> secretary mattis. [ applause ] and this is the protection of the nation from foreign terrorists entities into the united states. we all know what that means, protection of the nation of foreign terrorists entry into the united states. good stuff. and i want to thank everybody. there are many great heroes, many great warriors. we have tremendous respect for you all. thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> all right. again to just take you through what we've just heard and seen there. this is something that i think is going to set off potentially quite a debate. it's a debate that's been under way for a long time. certainly since donald trump has been on the scene starting with the presidential campai

he's the guy who said that donald trump unt legitimate last friday, but, donald trump did not have to spend the weekend martin luther king weekend, going after john lewis in very personal terms. going after his district. making the comments he made, why does donald trump do this? >> well, i don't know why he does it. i think it's part of the make-up of the man, but i think this idea that well he started it, it sounds so schoolyardish. it sounds so small. you have the president of the united states. you never punch down. you never punch down. a congressman says something about you, you just kind of threat role. when the -- during the, you know, president obama's first, you know, state of the union, he didn't punch it. he threat roll. you have to know the moment and appreciate the moment. that's one. two, i think this whole question as you just showed is a farce. it's something that out there that a lot of folks are trying to hang their hat on relative to what happened to hillary clinton in this race. i think you pressed the right point that it is a myriad of issues, why are you focussi

donald trump! >> donald trump taking down vince mcmahon! the hostile takeover! >> he was seen for quite a long time as a punchline to jokes about the excesses and the failures of the 1980s, and he'd become, you know, a human shingle and a punchline. the apprentiturned all of that on its head. >> new york-- my city, where the wheels of the global economy never stop turning. >> ♪ money, money, money, money... ♪ >> he became seen as a credible businessperson with a real track record, even though that was at odds with reality. and the guy who became a reality tv star vthe apprentice learned that he could become a reality political star. >> who will succeed and who will fail? and who will be the apprentice? >> narrator: for 14 seasons, millions of americans watched a carefully crafted donald trump. >> he's perfectly made up. he's perfectly coiffed. he's perfectly lit. he's in the high-back chair making tough decisions. what does he look like? he looks like a president. >> donald connected with the american public because they wanted to be like him. they aspired t

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we are waiting on donald trump and melania trump. they are having their first dance and the long tradition goes all the way back to george and martha washington. we also expect donald trump to address the crowd. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ trish: welcome back. i'm trish regan. it's about to be a very big night. we are here at the balance honoring our armed services. i want to talk to your navy seal, jason redman. you heard trump before. what resonated with you? >> i loved how he started it saying hey, this turnover of power is not the one man, it's not the one political party, it's back to you, the american people. i think that's what's so key. that'

donald trump's take to be treasury secretary. he and his wife taking their seats in front of the capital. , over youk listening for? there have been some controversies about dollar policy on of the trump administration. city set things straight yesterday? >> there is been a lot of back and forth on what the policy on the dollar off to be. -- all to be. the -- ought to be. the administration can talk about the dollar but the market in the fed will have more impact on the dollar initially. over a period of time the fed is on the path of raising rates. the economy is strengthening. the vigor issue -- the bigger issue is what the deficit is going to be. if the deposition gets too far out of line, the government will have to borrow more money. interest rates will go up further. the dollar will go up even higher. of time willeriod slow growth because it weakens exports but it will attract more foreign money into the dollar and it will go stronger. david: we are watching the motorcade down pennsylvania avenue being saluted as the limous

because donald trump is a weaker negotiator. because donald trump is a pushover. or because vladimir putin sees donald trump as his very own rodeo clown. that is the only reason that it could be smart for vladimir putin to wait to deal with donald trump. there is no compliment to donald trump in that concept, but, of course, that's one of the many things that donald trump doesn't know. "great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart." jameel smith of mtv news tweeted "this is borderline treasonous. i don't know what putin has on this cat, but my lord, it must be incredible. god help us." another tweeted "i don't think trump committed treason in this tweet, but he's in the neighborhood." another tweeted "what's the threshold for treason?" and that is the question that donald trump's tweet poses. it is is very possible that donald trump will tweet and say and do other things especially in relation to russia that will provoke this question time and time again this year. what is the threshold for treason? everyone vaguely remembers something about pr

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i think you would look at everything that donald trump ran on, i think everything that donald trump ran on, ithink are everything that donald trump ran on, i think are kabbalah who is leaving will say is this man going to and do this legacy. will this man transformed the artist steve and harm my legacy —— there is investigation of the russian involvement. it is a relatively small number of people who have been nominated head. more important people have denominated and will move through the process. not only is there significant dissension and their buck he won't have a full team as soon as he might want it. it will be interesting to see what kind of support he gets from paul lying and mitch o'connell, the two leaders of the house of representatives. —— paul ryan. will they be supportive as trump takes on if a cult policies and takesa as trump takes on if a cult policies and takes a different approach. one of the things that will be difficult for donald trump is what will his relations be with those two leaders, can he govern with them or will they try to support his administrati

donald trump ran on draining the swamp. the fact you're going after the ethics committee, making sure congressmen or not or the president are not violating those rules, i mean, how is that draining the swamp? that seems like it's just letting the swamp fester? >> i certainly think it's highly advisable for the president and every one in his administration to comply with the various ethics rules that exist and to take a very expansive approach to that. to make sure whenever there is even the shadow of a doubt, they should make sure they step back from that. the reason is, when you make good solid policy decisions and a lot of change is coming to washington and the country for the better in 2017, you want to make sure that none of those issues are overshadowed by business interests or the perception that -- dealings might be influenced in that. when you have as expansive as a footprint that donald trump has, that becomes a very complicated thing. i don't think we've seen the end of of this process whatsoever. i do think it wa

there are mines, donald trump is been doing. there are mines, donald trump i5a been doing. there are mines, donald trump is a republican presidents, indeed, but hears that core a disrupter. i, as a republican, but really as a conservative, think that is good, this town needs shaking up, both parties were too set in their ways, but have special interests they too often cater to. donald trump has made it clear time and again, and! trump has made it clear time and again, and i hope he governs this way, that of the american people will be his special interests, and he began his sweet that way. exactly what he said in his inaugural speech. the democrats are on the back foot for the next four yea rs, on the back foot for the next four years, they have a lot of rebuilding work to do in their party, but the arrogance be a lot of republican members in congress and the senate saying, we agree with some of what donald trump wants to do, but not all of it. in some ways, donald trump is not a conservative republican a5 trump is not a conservative republican as they might define it? when

in liberal bastions like los angeles where they didn't vote for donald trump. and in chicago, where the turnout was so big they had to change the route. in solidarity, they protested around the world. in london, a march that began on the doorstep of the american embassy wasjoined by 100,000 people, from the famous to the frail. they also marched in paris today. and in sydney. and in nairobi. in washington, the protests surpassed president trump's inauguration crowd, a slap in the face to a man who cares about size. and it was about more than women's issues. it was a repudiation of the donald trump worldview. today marks the beginning. the beginning of our story. the revolution starts here. president trump takes office as the most unpopular new president ever. today's march, he faces up to that fact. katty kay, bbc news, washington. lucy barber is a british expat who took part in the march in washington. thank you very much indeed for joining us. what were you hoping to achieve are going? really, gavin grey, i wanted to be part of that feeling that your correspo

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to defy donald trump. the president of mexico and the president of the united states did something normal today. they each issued a statement clearly negotiated statement including wording agreed upon by the staff of each president. that's the way presidents of the united states and presidents of mexico are supposed to communicate publicly. not by crazy threatening tweets that the president of the united states fires off at the president of mexico, thereby provoking the president of mexico to fire off the humiliating tweet that he decided to cancel his meeting with the president of the united states. and you saw how donald trump tried to claim they both tried to cancel this meeting. it was both of them. which is clearly not true because if that was the case, if they had agreed to that they would have issued a joint statement. instead the president of mexico, on his own, fired off in to donald trump's twitter stream his defiant refusal to meet with trump. the statement begins this way, the presidents of mex

it donald trump. 74% of women said no they cannot relate it donald trump. that is the country you live in. would you say that donald trump is level-headed? 62% said no. 56% of men said no. 67% of women said no. that was before this happened. >> president-elect, since you are attacking our news organization -- >> not you. your organization is terrible. your organization is terrible. >> go ahead. >> quiet, quiet. >> go ahead. >> she is asking a question, don't be rude. don't be rude. >> can you give us a question. >> don't be -- no, i'm not going to give you a question. >> can you state -- >> you are fake news. go ahead. >> can you state categorically -- >> mr. president-elect, that's not appropriate. >> would you say that donald trump cares about average americans, 52% say no. you are not alone if you don't think donald trump cares about average americans. do you think donald trump is honest? 53% say no. do you eye prove or disapprove of the way donald trump is handling his responsibilities as presiden

tonight donald trump has responded. the "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this certainly feels like the "the 11th hour." tomorrow morning puts us just two days from the inauguration of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states and commander in chief of u.s. military forces. as the hours tick down, the president-elect got an assist today from someone who doesn't usually speak up for american politicians -- russian president vladimir putin. not surprisingly, though, in his defense of donald trump, putin also took a shot at the obama administration. >> translator: people who order such false statements that are now being spread to compromise the newly elected president of the usa, fabricate them and use them in their political struggle. those people are worse than prostitutes. they don't have any moral boundaries. we, russia, deal with such people on a regular basis, but the fact that it's been used against a newly elected president makes it a

do you agree with donald trump on this ethics question? >> you know, it's astounding that donald trump has just scolded republicans this morning about ethics. just a few days ago he made more than a half a million dollars at mar-a-lago, scolding congressional republicans. i'm astounded they were able to take the light off donald trump by going after congressional republicans. he always says he doesn't have a conflict of interest. we heard kevin mccarthy said on "morning joe" that the changes they're making in terms of the ethics committee are based on bipartisan recommendations. do you think that's true? >> i have not heard any democrats say they were anxious to do away with this independent ethics watch dog. i've been here now, this is my third term i'm starting. nobody ever told me let's do away with that agency or significantly overhaul it. >> do you believe the agency committed any abuses, overreached? that is one of the clms. we heard it from kellyanne conway this morning. >> i haven't been made aware of any. >> do you think this thin

news on kangts with russia's ambassador and donald trump's national security adviser. >> donald trump pick to be national security adviser was on the phone with the russian ambassador at the same time the obama administration was considering sctions against moscow. >> his comments abouputin and ssia aren't in the world of reality. >> just today, president-elect trump slamming the intelligence community again. >> the legitimacy of america's highest office is being called in to question by civil rights legend. >> i don't see president elect as a legitimate president. i think there was a conspiracy on the part of the russians and others to help him get elected. >> if donald trump knew there was no contact between the campaign and russia and the flynn calls are innocent he would be taking the opposite tactic he is taking. >>> washington was rocked this morning by news that an adviser to donald trump made several phone calls to russia's ambassador to the united states on december 29th, the same day the obama administration announced sanctions on russia in retaliation for russian cyberattac

how much does donald trump need them? because based on his comments he kind of seems to be a-okay flying solo. does he realize what he's in for? >> i'm not sure that he does. a lot of people that i talked to made this point that when it comes time for president trump to have to make major national security policy decisions or to go to the american public and say i think we need to take military action in such a place, say north korea, i think we have intelligence that they're doing something that we need to stop their nuclear program, how is he going to look the american people in the eye and say the same intelligence community that i ridiculed as political hacks is now the one i'm relying on? people within the agencies are very concerned that he's keeping them at arm's length and seems to think they're out to get him when in reality is, as tense as the situation is now, they are there with the professional ethic to serve him. they take this very seriously. they consider themselves a-political. and they believe they're be

donald trump likes that. he said today at trump tower, he wants all of his nominees to go out there and show congress what they were about and show them their personalities. and work through their differences at the white house. going we're going to leave right there but bob and kelly are going to stay with us. we're going to take a quick break but when we come back, donald trump's inauguration is just one week away. what to expect for the big moment when we come back. . >> eric: in the segment tonight, it is just one week until inauguration. the next seven days are undoubtably going to be huge. kelly riddell, take a look, going forward. what are we looking forward to? let's start with you, bob. >> busy day one. he's going to be signing a slew of executive orders. for example, he will be killing the tpt trade deal. regulations, especially on obamacare action. this trumpet team wants to get off on a lot of momentum. they are going to be very busy on day one, going into the weekend and then one thing, eri eric,

after donald trump's election. joining us now david corn, the washington bureau chief from mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. david, mother jones also hath has reports that are building up this giant category of trumpian profiteering from the presidency. >> we could spend all night talking about the conflicts of interest that remain. today in mother jones we reported that at the inauguration, trump gave vip treatment to foreign business partners who are working on deals or have done deals with him in indonesia and in dubai. one of them posted on instagram or facebook video of her riding in a car or bus along the inaugural parade route, there it is right there, during the inaugural parade. i don't know how they got this special, you know, privilege to do this. but apparently if you do deals with donald trump and his family, this is what you get. you get a ride along the parade route. i think right behind donald trump. so they're selling access. they're selling, you know, boosting the price of mar-a-lago. t

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. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> as donald trump begins his presidency... >> we had won the election that no one thought we could win. >> the inside story of how he got there. >> once i understood that he was willing to double down and be a fighter for what he believes in, i'm all in. >> they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. >> it felt like a box of matches even before he took the stage, and they were just waiting for donald trump to come and light it. >> from his closest advisors.. >> i had said to mr. trump one day, "are you ready to win?" >> and his rivals. >> director comey's letter... >> just got smacked by a 2 x 4. and it came out of nowhere. >> the provocative campaign... >> nobody knows the system better than me. >> ...to the presidency. >> which is why i alone can fix it. >> tonight ofrontline >> so help me god... "trump's road to the white house." >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and cat

right now, 40% of the american people favor donald trump should -- donald trump. that is historically low. presidents typically hover around 70% or 80% favorability coming into office. we are concerned. we are in a wait and see mode. that only does donald trump have problems with the democratic caucus and the congressional black caucus, but he also has problems with the republican conference. they are in disarray. we have some good thinking republicans who appreciate civility and want to work together to face the enormous issues we have in this country. they are uncomfortable as well with this man. still, i wish him the best and godspeed. if he will with him simply demonstrate that he is willing to settle down and leave the twitter handles alone. , andn by talking to people if you legislate in a responsible way. butterfield,n thank you for your time -- congressman butterfield, think you for your time. guest: thank you. host: the rest of the program is for you, the viewers, to hear your thoughts. over 60 house democrats will not attend the inauguration of donald tr

donald trump the businessman, and donald trump the president seemed to be going hand—in—hand. the day after his surprise election victory, barack obama said the world would keep on spinning, the sun would continue to rise. he's right, it has. but this morning, washington, america, and the rest of the world has woken to an uncertain new dawn. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. as we've seen, tens of thousands of trump supporters watched him —— stay with us on bbc news. still to come: reaction to donald trump taking office from around the world. for all of you who have just done the amazing, remarkable work, i can't wait to see what you do next andi can't wait to see what you do next and i promise you i will be right there with you. god bless you! this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. the latest headlines: president donald trump has signed his first executive order in the oval office. tens of thousands of people watched his swearing in ceremony in front of the us capitol. but there've also been clashes in washington between police and people opposed to mr trump's presidency. char

he's really there to make things work for donald trump and make things happen that donald trump wants to see happen. and if those things happen to be traditionally progressive things, like on infrastructure. the tril dollar froour program. this campaign has been a journey of rediscovery for jared kushner. he was in this new york world, new york city site life and he went out to what, red state america, trump country, and he came back with a very different attitude towards new york city. >> yeah. i mean i think he saw -- i think he says that what he called a bubble in new york. and when he went out, into ohio or florida or north carolina, he was exposed to a different side of america that he didn't really know existed. a lot of americans bont surprised to know that this side of america exists. you know, he was born a very wealthy person and suburban new jersey and lived most of his life in manhattan. so i don't think he had a great deal of exposure to the broader economic concerns that many americans have. >> all right. andrew rice, cover story, new york magazine this week. all about j

donald trump is furious. he has been denying claims that russian intelligence as compromising information about him. in his first press co nfe re nce information about him. in his first press conference since becoming president—elect he said the claims are entirely fake. that was the beginning of a statement in which he attacked the news, attacked the agenda of the media and generally pushed back very hard at suggestions the russians might have anything on him that he believes is true. his nominee for secretary of state has been before the senate. this is rex tillotson. we look at what he has been saying and target through in

trump: if vladimir putin likes donald trump --guess what? that is called an asset and not a liability. i do not know that i am going to get along with vladimir putin but there is a good chance i will not. he should not be doing it. he will not be doing it. russia will have much greater respect for our country when i am leading it then when other people have led it. you will see that. russia will respect our country more. charlie: at one point, he got into an argument with jim acosta, a cnn reporter, calling him and the organization fake news. mr. trump: not you. your organization is terrible. >> you are attacking our news organization. mr. trump: go ahead. quiet. i am not going to give you a question. can you statee -- -- mr. trump: you are fake news. charlie: donald trump also said he would not divest from his vast business ownings. he will turn over the operations and control of those holdings to a trust overseen by his eldest son, eric and donald trump junior. mr. trump: my two sons, who are right here, don and eric, are going to be runni

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down, and a historic moment, donald and melania trump walked down lincoln memorial, and donald trump saluted the statue of abraham lincoln. 50 government agents working tomorrow to protect during the festivities. 28,000 security personnel will be on happened. a million people will gather to watch donald trump sworn in a fryth president. joining me now, bernard carrick, hugh will be at several inauguration evens tonight, you are comfortable with security plan? >> i am. i have to tell you, getting around washington last night, today, looking at frozen zones, and seeing resources they put into the security here. is phenomenal. but it is yo you could not imagine of amount of work that that been done, the fencing, the barricades. you know and in it is all working well. i think that president-elect should be proud of the secret service, the local police and all other federal agents that are charged with protecting him, and his supporters, and the people that will be guests here, they have done a tremendous job. liz: bringing in viewer to date this is u.s. army band, with fence there. extra

here's donald trump's tweet. wow. the ratings are in, and arns got swamped or destroyed by comparison to the ratings machine djt. that will be donald j. trump. so much for being a movie star. the president-elect ends his tweet with this. who cares? he supported kasic and hillary. that's why. okay. the former california governor with tweets of his own, including this video message. >> the campaign is over. the election is over. we are not enemies. we are neighbors. we are friends. most importantly, we are all americans. we have a lot of work to do to keep america great. let's do it, and let's do it together. >> this is near the end of the show. not the beginning. there are a whole hell of a lot more important things to talk about, but it is interesting that this is what he did during the campaign, it's what he is doing during the transition, and there is no reason to believe he is not going to continue it as president even though some of thinks own aides cringe at the prospect saying -- sean spicer was saying at a davi

>> will donald trump reach out to us? >> donald trump is reaching out a to all americans. >> charlie, we've never seen a day like that. that was the sharpest thing a member of congress could say about donald trump and not a word back from trump world. >> not yet. all this does is force people like david and i to stay up until 4:00 in the morning because you know he will sneak down the hallway looking for the phone. >> david corn, what do you think? will they leave it where it is and hope john lewis doesn't say it too often. >> once again, charlie stole my best material. i was going to say you can't be sure until 6:30 a.m. it's not over yet under trump rules. i will say this about the question of legitimacy. for many years, donald trump said that barack obama was not a legitimate president because the russians meddled? no because he was born in kenya. so now the shoe's on the other foot for a different reason. i think it's going to be very hard for trump not to respond. i guess the question is how long they can keep that p