>> i like keith. if you heard keith's message it sounds like somebody who just got elected congress talking about fighting back against trade deals and standing up for the common man in the flyover states. this has nothing to do with him being muslim or being black. i think he's right on the issue. he was a bernie sanders guy. he was elected by a bunch of people in minute. he's very much a populist and i think that's what we need right now. >> oh come on. look, i agree with you, i think half of what you're saying is right. the democratic party will probably coalesce on the economic populist. but the only reason out of 193 democrat sitting members of congress, keith ellison is in there because he checks a bunch of politics who like identity politics. >> i would agree with you that dealing with the race of politics within our own party, there's a lot of people like latinos, african-americans who felt underrepresented by the democratic structure and i think it's time we change that. i think bernie sander

my recollection is over 500,000 people signed a petition supporting keith. that's a lot. and he has won support from people like chuck schumer and harry reid, so i think he has pretty broad support and i hope he makes it. jeff from cnn. jeff? one backward looking question if you do not mind. have you spoken to secretary clinton in the last week? what role do you believe she should play in rebuilding the party? as you said, she did when the most popular votes. and do you think your criticism of her paid speeches played a role in her defeat? senator sanders: no, at the end of the day -- to answer your last question, i believe my candidacy was helpful to her if we believe that candidates should not be anointed. republicans had -- what was a? 17, 19 candidates for their position. i think an issue oriented campaign, one in which i am happy to say my campaign brought millions into the political process, the vast majority of whom ended up voting for a hillary clinton, i think it played a very positive role. i'm sorry, jeff, the other part of your question questionnaire >> have y

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>> i like keith. if you heard keith's message it sounds like somebody who just got elected congress talking about fighting back against trade deals and standing up for the common man in the flyover states. this has nothing to do with him being muslim or being black. i think he's right on the issue. he was a bernie sanders guy. he was elected by a bunch of people in minute. he's very much a populist and i think that's what we need right now. >> oh come on. look, i agree with you, i think half of what you're saying is right. the democratic party will probably coalesce on the economic populist. but the only reason out of 193 democrat sitting members of congress, keith ellison is in there because he checks a bunch of politics who like identity politics. >> i would agree with you that dealing with the race of politics within our own party, there's a lot of people like latinos, african-americans who felt underrepresented by the democratic structure and i think it's time we change that. i think bernie sander

. >>> it is fair to say minnesota congressman keith ellison, out in front-runner to be next chairman of the dnc with support from chuck schumer and from elizabeth warren and bernie sanders whom ellison supported for president during the primary. according to the report by new york times ellison may not have the backing of the top democrat in the country. president obama's loyalist uneasy with the and setting off more in the ongoing civil war. nina, i would i path thmagine t that you spent a lot of times on the trails of bernie sanders and no keith ellison you're behind his candidacy. my question is how you reacted to all these anonymous quotes from the obama circle basically saying he is not the man for the job? >> i'm surprised, chris, that they are taking that kind of interest. maybe i shouldn't be surprised. because democrats have been losing ground in this country since 2010. and 2014 we got handed both times. so i wish that people who are ill list sitti such concern abo the possible leadership of keith ellison would have had that same concern ads democrats have started to erode

live in the breaking news center, keith jones, nbc10 news. >> keith, i'll be in washington for president obama's meeting with president-elect trump. you can look for my live report starting tomorrow on nbc10 news at 4:00. >>> for hillary clinton, the outcome of this election, so shocking she waited until late this morning to give her concession speech. >> clinton said the loss will be painful for a long time. hillary clinton is actually winning the popular vote with 99% of the voting results in tonight. clinton has about 200,000 more votes than donald trump. but it's the electoral college that matters. the map here shows donald trump already has the 270 votes he needs. today clinton vowed to keep her emotions in check as she conceded to trump. she told her supporters to stand strong together but to accept the election result. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. but i still believe in america, and i always will. and if you do, then we must accept this result and then look to the future. >> clinton said she offered to work with mr. trump on behalf of her

where is the fresh blood. >> keith ellison far, far left. does the party need to go in that direction, amy? >> look, i think that there are a lot of young names in the house but the key for democrats is going to be what they do in 2018, especially for governorship. >> as a republican i would endorse keith ellison. go for it. >>> up next, a look at president obama's final picks for the presidential medal of bravery. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> finally tonight, today's presidential medal of freedom ceremony was president obama's last in office. some of the high profile honorees included kareem abdul-jabbar, ellen degeneres, rob de niro, robert redford, michael jordan and bruce springsteen. the president said they helped to push america forward and inspired millions around the world. president obama has awarded 114 medals during his ti

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bloomberg'swas global head of tech and keith rabois. facebook and twitter have been political the rise of divisiveness. his responsibility is it? -- whose responsibility is it? after a campaign filled with hacking and privacy concerns what is to come under the leadership of donald trump. we talk global cyber security. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: twitter coo is leaving the company. his departure comes as the company addresses slowing revenue growth. they say they are searching for a new finance chief. the ad growth slowed hampered by the stagnant user numbers. back to the u.s. elections, one of the biggest losers of the campaign was polling. almost all pollsters and political insiders and predictive models had hillary clinton rolling into the white house. apular sites showed her with 75% chance of taking it all and that was one of the more conservative assessment. how did big data get so wrong? abois joins us and the former policy director for david cameron. >> there are two types of failure on the data front, in the polling, the p

. >> tonight we have new developments on the controversy surrounding congressman keith ellison. plus, 24 hours, after the department of homeland security warned we're at risk of a new attack, we'll take a look at who might get tapped for the job of keeping america safe when chris stire walt and professor dershowitz. and taking a look at the idea of a national muslim registry. new york city mayor deblasio is here, on the kelly file, next. >> de blasio has been a terrible mayor. for a period of time, a long period of time, they turned tier back whenever he speaks. >>> breaking tonight, new developments with one of the more controversial proposals from president-elect trump. this is loosely referred to as so-called muslim registry. but listen. according to kansas secretary of state chris co-buck trump's policy advisors are creating a registry not for american muslims but for immigrants coming into america from muslim countries with the idea of better tracking people from places where there may be a lot of terror activity. our next guest, he has been critical of some of mr. trump's

emily: credit cofounder and ceo steve hoffman and keith rabois. donald trump now holds reigns over the nsa. what will privacy policy look like under his leadership? we will break it down, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: gopro shares tumbled as much as 10% after they are recalling 2500 of the new drones. a small number have been losing power midflight. they say no injuries or property damage have been reported and customers can return for a full refund. in the recall deal is another blow to the company's already dim prospects for the holiday season. after months of campaigning donald trump overcame all odds and became the 45th president-elect of the united states. the new position comes with a number of responsibilities including control of the nsa. this is a presidential campaign filled with hacking, primarily focused on the democratic party. brian white joins us along with keith of coastal ventures to address what private and cyber security will look like under president-elect trump. >> i think first we can all take a deep breath because

>> keith, get out the car! keith, keith, don't you do it! don't you do it! keith, keith! keith -- don't you do it. [ gunshots ] did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ]ing dead. >> the 43-year-old was shot and killed after police say he refused their orders to drop a gun. the prosecutors said officer bradley vinson followed procedure when he pulled out his gun and opened fire. >> after a thorough review and given the totality and circumstances and credible evidence in this case, it is my opinion that officer vinson acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> we heard from mr. scott's family via the lawyer responding to a question from cnn saying they still have concerns and seek justice in court. >> i think it's safe to say that, yes, he did have a gun on his person during the course of this. it's a matter of where that firearm was. and at the end of the day, whether he had a firearm in his hand or not, that's not the key question in terms of determining whether or not keith scott should have lost his life. it's whether or not that

keith ellison understands religious voters. he's muslims but he's worked with christians and jews that's progressive. that's real important for the democratic party after this election. he gets that in a way other politicians don't. >> krystal ball? >> you know what i like about keith ellison, he's a dramatic break from the past and he was president bushient and had some of these things right so i do like the idea. one thing would i love to see is back in 2004 we had had a lengthy public campaign for those folks who wanted to be dnc chair, and i think we should have that same thing here so that the party really has a chance to think about who they want to see in leadership going forward, but i do like -- we can't tinker around the edges here, folks. we have to make big changes so we can win in states across the country, and i think he does represent a big change. >> we'll bring all of our guests back later. a public campaign for dnc chain, that may be a good idea. let people talk about it instead of having the establishment pic

do you have a review on keith ellison, bernie sanders, is in his corner. >> i have worked with keith and he's a good person for it. the kind of fresh perspective that we need there. i think he's one of us in terms of understanding that you have to have in the dnc and not just a room full of pollsters and consultan consultants. you have to be year around zp you have to be advocates of what's important to the american people and not connecting on the economic of the american people by the dnc was the greatest fault through this campaign >> before we go, when you say keith was one of us, was hillary clinton not? >> keith is one of us in terms of the issues that he stood for all tlehese years. this is not to defame or say anything negative about secretary clinton, but the fact the matter is, we are in a new situation now. he brings new message and new attitude to the stabtan table. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we want to ask you today's pulse question. do you think the electoral college system should be changed, please weigh in, we want to hear your voice. trump protests are

>> keith ellison, democrat from minnesota, congressman. we will findut sounds like what your final decision is on whether to jump into the race to be dnc chair. thanks for coming on "meet the press," sir. >> any time. >>> when we come back, did hillary clinton lose because obama voters didn't show up or did she lose because obama voters voted for trump? those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. bp gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. because safety is never being satisfied. bp engineers use underwater robots, so they can keep watch over operations below the sea

i like keith ellison a lot. he's a good guy. you cannot do this job and sit in a political office at the same time. it's not possible. we have seen what happens. debbie wassermann schultz was not the only one to do this. this is more than a full time job and we have to rebuild of what has been a tragedy for the democratic party, but perhaps for the country. we don't know. this is a big rebuilding job and i like keith. i would be happy to help and support him, but not if he is going to sit in congress. a large number of dnc members believe that. >> there you go. let's bring in the panel. the former chairman, michael steel. "washington post" fix boss and political analyst and "the washington post" deputy ruth marcus. hello all. michael steel, you run for a chairmanship before. you know what it's like. it's not one on cable. explain how you win. >> it is on tarmacs and in board rooms and barns. wherever you find your committee men and women. you have to go to them. we rented a plane and erp on commercial flights. to run for chairma

keith: trump is vindictive, he has still talking about lying ted. i grew up young and picked up on fears about nixon and retaliation and there is a must no doubt that the trump administration will retaliate against the partisan involvement of a lot of tech companies. a lot of tech companies went out on a limb. emily: that is jeff bezos, . keith: they give a lot of money to democrats even though the interests are different than the democratic party. technology companies will learn to grow up and they cannot take partisan opinions without consequence and donald trump will be the one who delivers the hammer. emily: eight years have been spent building a bridge between the white house and silicon valley. >> that bridge -- the smoke is rising. your credibility as a venture capitalist is dependent on the photograph of you and president obama that you had in your office lobby and donald trump does not even have email. he has not embraced tech so the future of those initiatives is in doubt and i think the community has to get serious now and maybe a trump a

>> keith ellison, democrat from minnesota, congressman. we will find out tomorrow it sounds like what your final decision is on whether to jump into the race to be dnc chair. thanks for coming on "meet the press," sir. >> any time. >>> when we come back, did hillary clinton lose because obama voters didn't show up or >>> we are back. it's data download time. did donald trump win the election or did hillary clinton lose it? the answer, yes and yes. let's really dive into the numbers. we will start with the state of florida where clinton hit the number we thought she needed. she got 248,000 more votes than president obama did in 2012. big surge in latino voters. but obama won florida, clinton did not. how did it happen? because trump was able to drive up turnout in parts of the state that many of us did not expect. he overperformed mitt romney. donald trump won florida, hillary clinton did not lose it. wisconsin, however, that paints a different picture. it's a state hillary clinton clearly lost. here is how. donald trump got nearly the same

keith, keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. keith! keith, don't you do it! >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ]ing dead. >> according to this d.a. here it was this officer, this man, officer brentley vinson who followed procedure and grabbed his gun and shot and killed scott. he said scott was armed, he had a gun and refused put nepal orders to drop it. >> after a thorough review it is my opinion that officer vinson acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. he acted lawfully. >> brian todd is there in charlotte for us. brian. the headline, no charges for this police officer but what about scott's family? have we gotten reaction? >> we have, brooke, the district attorney said he met with keith lamont scott's family before this news conference and said they were very gracious toward him. the family is, of course, disappointed but they are calling for calm and they say they are moving forward with their own pursuit of justice in this case. here is what one of the attorneys for the scott family justin bamberg had to

we ask keith ellison. and -- >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. >> announcer: with the country struggling to unite what happens next? from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. the shock of the new this week after the biggest upset in american political history, this unforgett unforgettable, once unimaginable image. donald trump side-by-side with president obama in the oval office. soon it will be his office, his home. as america wrestles with it the first answers from that famous skyscraper where our future government is taking shape. trump tower is buzzes with intensity. loyalist, advisers and wanna-bes all jockeying for position and the man at the center soon to be the world's most powerful now shoulders the hopes and dreams of millions of americans, the fear and anxiety of millions more. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> from his moment of victory, a kinder, gentler talking highly of his oppone

. >>> new developments on the controversy surrounding keith ellison. possible next chairman of the democratic committee. plus 24 hours after the department of homeland security warns we're at risk of a new attack on our homeland, we will look at who might get tapped for the job of keeping american safe. chris stirewalt, alan ders wits and look tlat panel. never had them together. then the administration is looking at the idea of a muslim registry. bill de blasio is vowing to battle that idea. he met with president-elect trump, he is here on the kelly file. next. >> de blasio has been a terrible mayor. the police have no respect for him. dislike him tremendously. for a long period of time, and they would like to do it again, they turned their back whenever he speaks. when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $7.95 online u.s. equity trades, lower than td ameritrade, sch

keith ni, husband "she was definitely taken against her will." the 34-year old?described by her family as a "supermom"?has been missing for five days? seemingly vanishing without a trace wednesday afternoon while out for a jog? keith papini, husband "i received a text message from her at 10:37am that day asking me if i was so i didn't rs message until 1:39pm that day." alarms initially going off for family members after she failed to pick up her two young kids from childcare later that afternoon? keith papini, husband "she could drop her phone but she would never in a million years not pick up our children on a time that she normally would have" keith papini saying he traced her cell phone using the "find sot - sheriff tom bosenko, shasta county sheriff's office "she is considered at risk due to the suspicious circumstances." police telling abc news she was last seen clues?trying to piece together what could have possibly happened to this beloved mother? sot - sheila koester, sister "she has a family that loves her. please just bring her home." that was amy robac

keith ellison and martin o'mall o'mall o'malley. we'll continue to watch how it shapes out. >> there is news everywhere. >> yes. >> thanks so much. good to see you. i want to give you a quick recap of what we learned at this hour. this team includes his adult children, we see eric there and don jr. and cushner, the husband of ivanka trump. >> we have one last look at the responses to our pulse question for today about trump being able to deal with this divide, can he do it? >> 10% say yes and 90% say no. the pulse is live, check it out. we are back after this. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> all right, we have today's veterans day. there is president obama's final veterans day. he laid a wreath and made a few suggestions how americans can honor our veterans everyday. >> on veterans day, we acknowledge humbly that we

what you just said is the best case for keith ellison. keith ellison is an organizer's organizer. >> that's right. >> is 'one of the only muslims in congress so -- >> what's his message? >> voters over donors. >> his message is voters over donors, it's going to the grass roots and time to what's going on in cities, states and inside the beltway. the movement is where the energy is. he's also smart about rebuilding power. >> i got to put a stop to this because president-elect trump just got elected. >> kind of a big deal. >> i want to talk more about the opposition in a second but let's move on and focus more on what he's going to do. >> i think it'll be vital moving forward. one reason we have trump, not the only, because there was great rage and anger in the country, is the media. the media will need to be more fearless, more courageous media, we need more watchdogs, not lap dogs and not normalize -- >> i agree. what's more important, there's this thing called obamacare, his signature domestic achievement and won the republicans the hous

>> keith ellison, democrat from minnesota, congressman. we will find out tomorrow it sounds like what your final decision is on whether to jump into the race to be dnc chair. thanks for coming on "meet the press," sir. >> any time. >>> when we come back, did hillary clinton lose because obama voters didn't show up or did she lose because obama voters voted for trump? my hygienist said the most random thing. she said i should think of my teeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my whole mouth feel amazing. advance to healthier gums and stronger teeth from day one. my check-up was great. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> we are back. it's data download time. we have been looking at the question, did donald

>> keith, i'm going to be looking at 7:00 p.m. for north carolina, polls close there, there has been massive early voting. if north carolina goes early for secretary clinton, then she becomes president clinton, and next up is florida at 8:00. a lot of early voting, maybe an early call, maybe an early night for secretary clinton. >> we're going to look for early voting, the polls closing at 7:00 in north carolina, we're going to look at florida and then ohio from there. because if donald trump isn't pulling off those states, he's not winning. >> we talk over and over again about voter turnout. who benefits most from that. jim, you start this time? >> the american people always benefit from for people voting, democracieies benefits from tha. in terms of how it affects the candidates, the get out vote efforts, we have seen unprecedented turnout, it's a merit of who they're coming out and voting for. >> in terms of who it benefits, in philadelphia, where we have been looking at these lines all day, obviously that is good for hillary,

momentum is building for keith. i like keith a lot. i mean, and i know keith. i think he would do a great job. he represents not only his district very, very well. but he's someone in touch with those who feel a little bit locked out and may feel apathetic. because with a devastating loss like this, you've not to rebuild momentum, morale, and that means the democratic base, including african-americans, women, lgbts, all people of colors, muslims, keith's a muslim, he could do that job very, very well. >> how big a power player in this is bernie sanders? how much influence is he going to have? >> it feels like his influence will be growing over the party, just because he made lots of arguments during the primary campaign that establishment politics would no longer fly, that hillary clinton was embl emblematic of the establishment. i'm not sure that i agree with all of his arguments, but certainly, that is the per essential sepgs of things. >> surely someone will argue the opposite, that you have to move to the middle. they always make that argument. >> i don't t

it's congressman keith ellison of minta >> thanks, chuck. how are you? >> i'm okay. word is you are announcing officially that you are jumping into the race to be democratic national committee chair tomorrow. is that true? >> well, chuck, let me tell you, i've been talking to a lot of people, people basic organizers of the democratic base level, also members of congress, labor leaders, all types of folks. and i'm telling you, i'm going do my good part. the real question is not what one person is going to do. what are we all going to do? how are we going to pitch in to fix this party to make working america know that the democratic party is absolutely on their side? that's the real question. >> why do you think they -- let's talk to both your state in minnesota, you have seen the counties that flipped obama to trump, michigan. there were obama '12 voters that voted trump. it's clear it was an economic se. how did this happen? >> well, i think that people have been looking at 40 years of flat wages. you know, the reality is, you got folks in diners and hair shops and b

and strongly supporting keith. amy: in the significance of his being the first muslim congressmember at a time when the president-elect says he wants to set up a muslim registry? sen. sanders: obviously, there is great symbolism in that. but to me, to be honest with you, a summit who is not a great fan of identity politics, and supporting keith because he is a strong progressive whose whole life has been about standing up to working families and the little class and low income families. but your point cannot be denied. and that is it will be a statement to the entire country that the leader of the democratic party is a muslim, that we want a party of diversity, that we will not accept for one second the bigotry that trump has been espousing during his campaign. [applause] amy: what do you think donald trump represents? i mean -- : amy: and who do you think he represents? sen. sander: that is a good question and i don't know i can give you a definitive answer, but this is what i think. campaign, what he did is as in

if i may, can i ask you about this news of keith ellison. tell us more about him and why he maybe in a good position to take over that chairman show? >> reporter: well, he represents a lot of the spirit of the bernie sanders' wing of the party that was animated and young voters. he's also the muslim american member of congress. his faith and his civic life puts him in a very strong position to represent some of the qualities that the democratic party tries to embrace and willing to embrace from his leadership minnesota, he's got a lot of friends on capitol hill and some what who has really had to put himself in the intersection of difficult cross win of social change of issues of muslim americans coming to the forefront and him being in the representative of that. he had to speak for people who are often not spoken for . he has a traditional role of congress. he could be a strong candidate and there would be interests in advancing support for him so by getting out in front and making it formal. it has been buzzed about and this could help hi

keith ellison, eliz bewarrening is that the lesson? >> there's some problems with that. we never saw bernie sanders with opposition research directed happened. the idea what -- what you're seeing is a circular firing squad between the establishment democrats and the sort of bernie sanders wind of the party. the keith ellison fight is interests, a proxy fight whether the party will get younger, whether it will recognize the more energetic part of the party. keith ellison as a young legislator, as a african-american, he really feels like an ideal the candidate. the question is do you want a parttime dnc chair, that is a legislate are or full-time dnc chair that can focus on pulling the party together. we will see. >> a lot of change coming. >>> you can see much more of joy reid at 10:00 eastern on msnbc. >>> let's turn to some other headlines. 7.4 magnitude earthquake generating a tsunami. power was noukd on the about 130 miles away in wellton where secretary of state john kerry is. 185 people were killed there in 2011. >>> a somber anniversary. one year ago paris came und

keith ellison as somebody who might be the chairman of the dnc. he comes out of the party's progressive wing saying he is going to make that bid. getting support from some of those older guard democrats. on the flip side, there have been democrats who said hey, we want to talk about this more before we select who our leaders are ggs to be. >> with that breaking news, some of the first words from hillary clinton on this new call she is doing with the leading democrats in the country to my friend who has the latest fallout from clinton as it was. you heard from casey there a moimt ago and hillary clinton said she is grateful for the support acknowledging she got plenty of votes, but not enough. the real challenge is for democrats going forward. how do they make up for the deficit and not holding together the way they needed to and not able to grow it in the rural areas as donald trump did. >> i think the first question that a lot of people are asking is what went wrong. they can figure out a path forward. there is competing camps. one is coming from

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