for donald trump. >> well, saying that ride up to the capitol on january 20th, with barack obama sitting next to donald trump in the limousine up frosty ride. and the campaign, it was donald trump with a microphone, a hat, and a twitter account. >> and a lot of media exposure. >> we haven't talked abiliout t media. donald trump talked about this, tom knows this. >> every night. >> we weren't telling the truth, we were the corrupt media. don't believe whatever you hear. and apparently a lot bought into th bought into that. >> donald trump came to the campaign with a skill set. he was a television performer, had the apprentice, other ventures. this was something he brought that no one could match. none of the establishment republicans in the debates, donald trump was the best performer on the stage, and he knocked them all off the stage. >> and trying to reflect when the last time in our history, and the closest i can get, andrew jackson, 1928, he was the populist, everybody thought he was a crazy man. t

this is where donald trump, melania trump introduced donald trump the other day. at the moment it is the tiniest of margins. but if this county stays blue that is a sign the clinton campaign is not only holding the democratic areas but encroaching and taking a few votes. this is the big swing here in mecklenburg county. she's at 66% but that is a low vote total for what's almost 10% of the state population. so if you are the clinton campaign at 53%, you are looking at this. you know it is going to go late. but with what's still out there you are encouraged at the moment. but a lot of smaller areas. 2,000 here. 500 here. maybe 2,000 there. still potential for donald trump as the rural areas fill in. >> with 53% of the vote in that is significant. >> it is. it gets harder. donald trump again in the big population centers hillary clinton is winning and by lopsided margins so far. so for donald trump number one, shrink the margins in these major population centers. as the later vote comes in you are hoping they come in from the suburban areas, the farther out areas an

trump mean drop to his knees or does donald trump mean -- is the meeting with mitt romney donald trump's way trying to show that he's not as bad a person as the character he played during the campaign, the character he played for all those gullible voters who believe that mexico is going to pay for the wall? is that why he met with south carolina governor nikki haley today, after donald trump won her state primary, governor nikki haley said, donald trump is everything we teach our kids not to do in kindergarten. initial rumors indicated that nikki haley might be up for secretary of state, but new reporting from nbc news is she might be up for health and human services or education secretary, which makes a lot more sense for someone with no foreign policy experience. the obama administration confirmed today that the trump transition team has officially authorized individuals to begin receiving briefings and other materials from our transition teams at select agencies. we respect to receive additional names for a wider range of agencies. the trump transition team is now officially represen

donald trump has 254. add michigan to 254 and you have 270 ask you're the president of the united states. michigan is too close to call. we're live in michigan, next. you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. sinex, the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head, medicine. >>> michigan leans democratic. michigan has been a blue state for quite some time. president obama won michigan in 2012 with 54.21% of the vote. he beat mitt romney by 10 votes. it leans democratic. it has long leaned democratic. tonight it is a toss up. should donald trump win michigan's 16 electoral votes, his name is then mr. president. matt finn is live in detroit at a hillary clinton watch party. the mood there, how would you describe it? >> right now, it's tepid. perhaps a bit deflated. there are people seated. not a lot of conversation going on. just a few hours ago when this party began, it was much more ene

that coming from donald trump. now i want to play a portion of an interview that cnn special correspondent jamie gangel had with reince priebus. listen. >> sometimes you can't fix it. sometimes you can just take a seven-alarm fire and just make it a four-alarm fire. it's still burning, but it's not as bad as it was. no one should feel sorry for me. i signed up for this. >> you are the man in the middle. you have donald trump doing his thing. and then you have the gop establishment, whatever that is. >> yeah, that's a word that apparently no one can quite define. but yeah, i understand it. >> all those people over there who are not on the same side as donald trump. >> right. >> they're saying, well, it's all your fault. how'd you let trump -- why didn't you get rid of him? >> yeah. well, look, being in the middle, you have to accept the fact that there is a thousand opinions. i mean, i'm so used to it that i don't even care. it doesn't bother me. >> you're not pulling out your hair? >> no, i'm not. people assume, oh

-- donald trump is the. with the disclaimer i don't want to get out in front of it with hypotheticals , out in front of it with hypotheticals, 1 out in front of it with hypotheticals, i think we have an incredible east wrong relationship with two heads of government. you have the republicans and democrats. all the different layers of government, the intelligence operation, the trade relationship, tens of thousands of students they could back and forth across the atlantic. millions of tourists every year going back and forth. i think the special relationship leaves in cflay the special relationship leaves in each of those strands. to borrow a phrase from president obama, this relationship is unshaken will. -- unshakeable. there is about donald trump and what he has said about america's allies, nato, american engagement in the world, about president putin, that would concern you about him as a leader of the united states? well, i think in our system, in my current job, 1 united states? well, i think in our sys

has she ever met donald trump? let's get more from sara murray. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. melania trump on the campaign trail in philadelphia to deliver a speech. her first since the gop convention where they plagiarized first lady michelle obama. she wanted to talk about what she would do as first lady and said one of her top priorities is battling cyber bullying. >> children and teenagers can be fragile. they are hurt and they are made fun of or made to feel less in looks or intelligence. our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. especially to children and teenagers. >> reporter: now one thing melania trump did not mention is her husband's use of twitter. donald trump uses it to hurl insults to people in the media. melania said she feels adults are better able to handle criticism. she wants to do more to protect children. it a speech heavy on what she wants to do as first lady. not too much on details of her husband. she has been a rare asset for her husband because she made it clear pub

donald trump. in addition, the decision desk has called kentucky, the bluegrass state, reliably republican, and republican again tonight as donald trump, we project, will win the state of kentucky. and the state of vermont, fox news projects hillary clinton will win vermont and vermont three electoral votes will go to hillary clinton. fox news also projects donald trump will win the state of west virginia. west virginia and its five electoral votes to go to donald trump. the decision desk has also ll south carolina with its nine electoral votes. those all will go to donald trump. and here's a look at the states each candidate has won so far. this is all the polls that closed at 7:00 eastern, 7:30 eastern and 8:00 eastern. all the ones that have now been called. mississippi, south carolina, tennessee, oklahoma, missouri, kentucky, west virginia, and indiana, all of those to donald trump. in the northeast. massachusetts and vermont, maryland and new jersey, all of those going to hillary clinton tonig

but donald trump is up in new hampshire, michigan, donald trump leading. wisconsin, donald trump is up three points, 70% remaining. minnesota, clinton has the lead. but right now, she has to win in three states where donald trump is leading. >> and wisconsin, a fairly healthy lead, three points? >> yes. and here's one county that caught my eye. door county, right here, he's got a three-point lead with, i'm sorry. i'm going to get -- door county, he has a lead where barack obama won by double digits in 2008, and by seven points in 2012. it's a place where the median income is $50,000, 96% white, a but suddenly, it's the trump demographic. >> and ohio, that could tell you about some other states. >> if you look at ohio, which looks like it's going to be an eight to ten point victory for donald trump, and extrapolate the voters there. wisconsin, and michigan, and right now, the odds completely states. >> if he wins michigan or wisconsin, either one, he wins. >> terry, you were talking about brexit. >> it's deja vu, the polls and pundits, britain would never l

what a donald trump could home. i can be very pragmatic in a way that could serve him well. president obama responding to questions about tuesday's stunning election results for the first time said the. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president, the 45th president of the united states. >> telling downtrodden to find a way. he's trying to reach out to those who didn't support him and. because of the nature of the campaigns and the bitterness and ferocity of the campaigns. it's very important to try to se sen send. ment. >> and he praised trump for a e relationship that no one saw coming. >> he was able to tap into, yes, the anxieties but also the enthusiasm of his voters in a way that was impressive. and i said so to him. >> after repeatedly denouncing trump as unqualified, today president obama would not say whether he now believes trump is fit to lead. but he cautioned trump on his temper. >> i think what will happen with the approximating thing is he will recognize what he does and correct

donald trump leads here -- whoops, sorry -- and donald trump leads here. so we were talking all in the last couple weeks donald trump had such a narrow path, like drawing to an inside straight flush. >> take away iowa and -- take away iowa. hillary clinton slightly ahead, and arizona. give him arizona. >> we'll make it a toss up. if you give trump this one, i think most people expect she'll get this based on early voting. we took iowa away . if donald trump take this is, and gives her virginia, but if donald trump holds florida, we've called ohio, so this comes down again. the trump campaign said from day one we're going to prove you-all wrong and we're going to win with the rust belt strategy, oral their anchor was pennsylvania, that's the irony in the sense pennsylvania at the moment, again we haven't called it, but pennsylvania at the moment clinton with the healthy lead, michigan and wisconsin are the flashing red alerts. >>> we have another major project ek proje projection. the common wealth of virginia will go to hillary clinton. 13 electoral votes

tonight, donald trump's to-do list. after days of waiting to learn more about the who question, who will be in the new trump cabinet, instead we heard late today about what, as in what he wants to do in his first days in office. we also learned a little bit about the how, as in how he intends to talk to us. this is the first time he's addressed the nation since we saw him on the stage in the early-morning hours after his upset victory. but instead of a press conference, or a live statement, he dropped a video this evening on social media. take a look. >> today i would like to provide the american people with an update on the white house transition and our policy plans for the first 100 days. our transition team is working very smoothly, efficiently and effectively. truly great and talented men and women, patriots, indeed, are being brought in and many will soon be a part of our government helping us to make america great again. my agenda will be based on a simple core principle, putting america first. whether it's produ

donald trump, he also has a win. donald trump will win in idaho with its four electoral votes. another win for donald trump in idaho. all right. let's take a look at the electoral college map now with these oregon and washington state by the way. too early to call, oregon and washington state. now let's take a look at the electoral college map. hillary clinton has gone ahead with 190 electoral votes to donald trump's 171 electoral votes. 270 needed to win the white house. hillary clinton is now ahead in the all-important electoral college map count. are they breathing a little bit easier over there at clinton headquarters? >> i don't think so, to be completely honest. at some point, in this night, as we watch the returns come in from states such as wisconsin and michigan, the clinton headquarters was very confident that they had -- that was their firewall, remember? wisconsin wasn't even a part of the conversation. it was michigan, it was pennsylvania, and virginia, and new hampshire, when these return comes in, okay they have virginia but pennsylvania's still up in the air. ne

donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. but 10 of the 13 battleground states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win florida, ohio. he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the allo lathe aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think if you've been watching cbs this morning or cbs evening news or face the nation you would have heard the

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in florida, donald trump still has a lead. north carolina, donald trump has a lead. in virginia, donald trump has a lead. a lot of democratic votes still to be counted in northern virginia. but virginia will be incredibly close. whether or not he wins, it will be cleoser than anybody thought. in michigan, a state with only 21% in, >> and matthew, these states are all so close. coming into the race tonight, it looked like hillary clinton, a convergence of national polls had her at about a 4% lead. >> i had her at about 5%. but what we're seeing, a divergence between the national numbers, and the possibility that hillary clinton could win percentage, four or five points, and possibly by a few thousand votes. we have no idea what will happen in the electoral college. >> if donald trump wins in three or four states, he becomes president. florida, north carolina, virginia, or florida,north carolina, and michigan, he's there. >> if he wins one of the states up in the north, michigan, pennsylvania, he has a real possibility right there. cokie, >> it's very different from wh

trump and of defeating donald trump. and now we're going to see the majesty of our democracy. what is it going to take for barack obama to welcome the trumps? for mrs. obama to show melania trump around the white house? for that image that we've seen on inauguration day when they come for coffee and the two men -- now it will be a male president -- get in the back seat of that limo and ride up to capitol hill for an inaugural ceremony. it's just stunning when you think of the drama of it. it's a narrative you could not begin to imagine. >> especially because of the relationship the two have. >> exactly. >> or whatever you want to call it. >> not a relationship. >> yes, the -- >> it's poisonous. for many african-americans in this country what he did with birtherism is an unforgivable sin. my guess is for many members of the obama family, what he did was an unforgivable sin. >> remind me, he never answered the question of what changed his mind, what ultimately brought him to -- >> he never apologized to the president of th

trump's car and donald trump will be driving. -- m paul ryan will be driving. >> donald trump's instinct will play a much bigger role. people are students of institutions in washington would assume that if republicans control the house and senate and you have a policy driven agenda in the house and a president who does not have any real prior hemitments on policy that would be driving the car. he does not like being a team player and he almost every day during this campaign found some way to antagonize, often unnecessarily, someone who should be an ally of his. he does not like to be a passive player. the white house just sit back and let the hill right legislation and -- write legislation and presumes donald trump will not spout off about things. i imagine he would make life difficult for congressional republicans even if they are passing something he is broadly sympathetic to. >> it sound like paul ryan can get the type plan he wants so long as it is not accidentally called "the paul ryan tax p lan," so long as it is very clear it is the president's tax plan. this is so seven hours ago

donald trump. that's the beginning. then there's south carolina, no call yet in south carolina a traditionally red state without any question. fox news does project that donald trump will win the bluegrass state of kentucky. we've just called this from the decision team. 8% of all the votes in. but it's clear based on the statistical analysis of the different counties and districts throughout the state of kentucky, donald trump will win this. points. that gives donald trump the electoral vote from the state of kentucky. that's eight electoral votes for him from this state. fox news projects hillary clinton be win the state of vermont. always reliably democratic. we've just called it. our decision team is confident vermont goes tonight to hillary clinton. vermont and its, i believe, three electoral votes. all three tonight. clinton. so here's a look at the electoral vote count as it stands right now. so early in the night. hillary clinton with three, donald trump with 19. you need 270 to win. that's the magic number thro

but dwrud wo donald trump won td it's a state very much in the donald trump cam. >> let's look at our electoral college camp. hillary clinton 197 and dropped with 228 and 270 is what you need to win. that story is going to be told over the next hour or two as we watch these very close races in these battle ground states. the states you see in white are those states where the polls make an estimate. let's go back to charlie rose and our political panel. >> mark, pick up where we were. what's going on as you see it and how surprising. >> well it's surprising but it shouldn't be in a way because pression densprecedence is evere way. if you look at 48 hours ago there was a conventional wisdom after the second comey letter that you know maybe it would be a somewhat early evening, maybe north carolina, florida would break they broke the early voting patterns with a he saw for hillary clinton. i don't know why anyone should be surprised the people the media and the polls were wrong again. this is an incredibly unpredictable eruption. donald trump obviously new something that the people didn'

donald trump, 140. you need polls have just closed in four more states with 21 e telectora votes, and donald trump has won the state of montana. republicans carried that state in all but one election, 1992. since 1964. but it is going to donald trump, the republican this time around. and three electoral votes. polls have closed in the state of iowa, one of our battleground states. not enough vote in to say yet what's going to happen there with the six electoral votes. voted for president bush in barack obama won it twice. tough state for hillary clinton. we don't have enough votes in there to project yet. the state of utah, not usually a battleground. usually solid red. but you've got hillary clinton, donald trump, gary johnson, of course, evan mcmullin, hometown favorite there, running, as well. a mormon in a very heavily mormon state. not enough votes to call that yet, but we are keeping an eye on the very, very close battleground states right now, including nevada. six electoral votes. not enough to

>> no. >> no, donald trump. >> donald trump only needs 26 votes. so-- >> therefore wisconsin is 10, arizona is 21, and new hampshire would be-- >> arizona is 11. >> that's 21, and he would need new hampshire on top of that. >> which is. >> four. so 25. it's still-- he's still got to rack up a number of votes there, and that's why pennsylvania is so key prize. it's a big vote prize of 20 electoral votes. but interestingly, as you know, we have shown you multiple times throughout the night our decision desk. we have a team of people over there that right now that are crunching every single number, and we are trying to be so careful. this because it this election is so close. we don't want to make a call without making sure all of the counties come in at the same time. remember, people vote-- the vote and with it this close, we are being extremely meticulous about that. we take this responsibility very seriously he were at cbs news. and so we've got the best people working on it. you wouldn't believe the amount of numbers on these screens that they ar

votes, looked like it had been in play for a while, donald trump not popular, but donald trump will win the state of utah. stays solid red right there. he's continuing to fill in that map. right now, 197 electoral votes for hillary clinton, 193 for donald trump. but as jon was showing you, he has many, many more paths to the 270 right now. >> i so here it is. hillary clinton, she's got colorado, virginia. he already has north carolina, ohio. if you give him florida, where he has a commanding lead, if you give him new hampshire, where he's leading. if you look at, now he's at 247. multiple ways for him to get to michigan, takes arizona. take michigan back out, he can win the state of wisconsin, and iowa, where he's leading and has led for some time in the polls. take wisconsin back out. he can win the state of pennsylvania. that puts him over the top. take pennsylvania back out. win the state of nevada, he's at 270. he has multiple plausible paths to 270 >> so many paths for donald trump. coming up on 11:30 p.m. in the east. we'll be here right until the end. so much drama here tonight.

donald trump filling three key posts. senator jeff sessions for attorney general, congressman mike pompeo for cia, and lieutenant general michael flynn has assessmented national security adviser. but these picks are controversial. sessions has been accused of racial insensitivity in his past. and flynn for his relationship with russia and comments on islam. >> there is a disease inside of this islamic body. it's like cancer. >> the phony and the choker. in a bizarre twist, trump now meeting with mitt romney. you heard me right, mitt romney, the former republican nominee in contention for secretary of state. and there is no love lost between these two gentlemen. >> mr. trump is a con man, a fake. >> mitt cannot run. he choked like a dog. >> plus, family meeting. the president-elect's first big meeting with a foreign head of state and who joins him? his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner. raising new questions about their roles in the administration. we have got to begin this morning with the trump transition shif

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>> reporter: well, they're chanting "donald trump is not our president. donald trump go away." we're here and the new york police department said at its height there were 5,000 people here. we want to show you. i'm at a different vantage point from jason and there are a lot of people here and they're passionet and th passionate and for "trump is not our voice," don't make america hate again, not my president. some even saying america has never been great and there should be a revolution. now this was put on, it was promoted on facebook, gathering so many people from the socialists alternative, and they also, as far as promotion do not believe that democratic party has been fair to them by having hillary clinton as a nominee because she was not able to stop donald trump and this group believes that bernie sanders could have stopped him but they're primarily here to voice their objection to who will be the 45th president of the united states, don. >> and you said, jean, at the height new york police said it was about 5,000 people. how many people there are now and how long do the

donald trump, 34%. this is the debate that is going to happen within florida and across the country. people are going to look another the how the senate candidates run. how the governor candidates run. and compare everything because we'll settle the presidential election tonight we think. but republican party is going to have this debate about who should lead it and what it should be about for a long time to come. a pretty quick count so far but that is mostly early votes being reported. so now we're going to wait for today's votes to be counted as well. and we went through this four years ago. and back and bother and back and forth in florida and florida ended up here. and it sure looks like it is on track in the same ballpark tonight. >> in the northern part of the state pretty much republican. southern part of the state very often democratic. >> in the east. >> southwestern part of the state is republican area. eastern part of the state, miami dade and palm beach county, your democratic stronghold. e

donald trump is expected at any moment. >> yeah, donald trump is here. the top advisers to his campaign are beginning to make their way towards the center of the stage. sarah palin, early endorser. john mccain's runningmate is here in hilton midtown manhattan. we're told that donald trump moments from now. some time in the near future. and because there is not a concession from hillary clinton, he will not declare absolute victory, we are told. but talk abut tout the directiod he sees, all the numbers, outstanding point favorably in his directs. he wants to thank supporters and talk about this moment. and bask a little bit in the improbability of it all. but also tell the country that, he is going to wait, see how the numbers come in, and wn the vectick victor and some poi. and propriety of concession from hillary clinton should it come is carried out. then he will declare himself the winner. so in that sense, you can begin to see in the emerging possibility of a president-elect trump. a deference to the methodology, the long standing, process of working

do, only donald trump. >> maybe not even donald trump at this point. tom llamas working hard covering this campaign, thank you very republican strategist who is very clearly vocally came out saying you would not vote for donald trump. in fact, you voted for hillary clinton. >> i did. >> your reaction to the bomb shell tonight? >> well, i don't like donald trump as a perp. the division and hostility in this debate, and that being said, i'm an american first. at this point, his success is all of our success. it is our country's i think he struck a good note tonight. i hope that he can continue to go with that. i think he needs to recognize we're an absolutely divided country. i would be saying the same thing had hillary clinton won. we need to come together as a country. what we saw tonight is that we are two americas. we are a white america. we are a notary pun-white ameri. we are non-educated america. we have to bridge that gap, unite the country, and move forward. what he does from now on will be a very important precedent on setting tone. also, yes,

trump which is me. >> what happens when donald trump calls the hotel. >> my name is donald trump, i'd lake to make a reservation for saturday night please. >> three seconds of silence. they were willing to make the reservation after this donald asked a most trump like question. >> what is your most economical deal. >> trump said he's left of center voting for hillary while there hillary will volt for the other one. not -- >> can the other hirnt do the? >> we think not. accept maybe not on snl. >> and we'll be right back. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> and good evening thanks for joining us. tonight breaking news perhaps more appropriate to halloween if not half. a dead man's ghos

demonstrations against donald trump. one declared a riot. >> also breaking this morning, donald trump back on twitter, reacting for the first time about the protest against his election. good morning and welcome to "early start." >> i'm john berman. it is friday, november 11th, veteran's day. it is 3:00 a.m. in the east. we want to welcome our viewers in the and around the world. breaking news this morning, protests across the country

donald trump 51. and the states that you see in red are the states that we have projected victory for donald trump, states in blue are the states that we have shown -- that we have estimated victory for hillary clinton. the states that are in white, these critical states that are in white. are states where the polls have closed but the vote totals are so close that we're not able to make an estimate in those races, the moment we can make an estimate in any of those races we will do so and drop whatever we're doing to bring you the breaking news. >> one of the other states that closed at the top of the hour at 8:00, pennsylvania 89 state that the democrats have felt comfortable about, but certainly many in the state of pennsylvania that donald trump could turn. he's made a big play for the state of pennsylvania. we've been talking about white college educated women, clinton turned out 58% that's 20 points higher than obama got. he got 38% of the white college women. does that suggest that something shi

administration and donald trump. but there were some things donald trump said in the campaign that were alarming, offensive, or even despicable. and frankly, if he tries to move forward on some of those, we'll oppose him vigorously. i do think it's time for all of us in the democratic party to reassess whether we've heard the voices of those who have been left behind with globalization. this is folks of a wide range of backgrounds and states. we'll spend time on that. we've already started in the senate democratic caucus. it's my hope as the american family gathers for thanksgiving, and as folks all over this country have to sit down across the table with people who voted for someone who they really opposed, that will learn how to listen to each other better. and as joe biden said, that will learn to respect those who have felt left out. >> but do you think it's time for nancy pelosi to move on and let someone else take over the democratic leadership in the house? >> wolf, that's going to get decided by the house dem

a chance. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> reporter: trump stayed out of the public eye yesterday, iv to go over potential cabinet appointments. in a tweet, his transition team planned to, quote, begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. >> that was hena daniels reporting from new york. >>> the crowd at trump tower had thinned out earlier that morning. as we reported, hillary clinton gave an emotional speech yesterday morning. she told supporters that she is sorry they she didn't win. especially the young women who put their faith in this campaign and in me, i want you to know that nothing has made me prouder than to be your champion. >> hillary clinton also urged the crowd to pursue their dreams and to fight for what they believe in. >>> well, the trump victory caught pollsters and a lot of other analysts by surprise. noin mason said there were several factors that in the white house. >> the trump victory was built on several key pillars.

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if we are just going to be dancing with donald trump, we might as well have the donald trump already. >> joe crowley has emerged as a challenger to nancy pelosi for house minority leader while tim ryan said he is officially seeking the job. in the senate, there are 10 income the democrats. some of the states were close contests. partydoes the democratic recovery process stand? >> it could be worse in this sense that they have their poker faces up. decent they have a balance between saying, let's let's the future and mourn. the back of a strong leader or two -- the lack of a strong leader or policy descriptions is a vulnerability for them. once the new government begins, eight will be harder for them to break through because a lot of the attention will be on republicans getting stuff done. >> i always believe a party is dead -- it happened with clinton, and reagan. i think there needs to be a fresh face that comes at some point during the administration. i concerned that the democrats will run far to the left with elizabeth warren and i do not think that is the answer. it is not necess

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trump. >> mostly for donald trump. that's what makes it a nervous time for hillary clinton. all indicators are pointing to hillary clinton winning, only a question of how much. an avalanche? pretty good, but not great in a thin margin? what they have to worry about, is the polls have been up and down all over the place. polls this late tend to be a little more accurate than polls earlier in the campaign. what will make them nervous is the silent voters turning out, and too many of her voters, hillary clinton's voters saying to themselves, well, it looks like she's going to win, they don't go to the polls. turnout is one of the most overworked words in anyone's presidential election coverage. turnout does matter, if hillary clinton gets her vote out, then she figures to win. but the question, does she get all that vote out? >> donald trump's vote will show up. >> dana, to you, we heard that huma abedin was on the plane in philadelphia tonight. she's been keeping a low profile, with clinton cleared of criminal wrongdoing

donald trump is himself. he is awe thuthentic. >> he was himself when he attacked the khan family, when he attacked miss universe, when he called women horrible names. that's the real donald trump. we don't see what's in the trump e-mails because somehow the cyberterrorism has been exclusively targeting the democrats. that's because the russians want trump to win. >> the american public continue to believe that donald trump is more honest and trustworthy than hillary clinton. every poll indicates that hillary clinton is not as honest and trustworthy. at the end of the day it would be nice to have a person -- >> it would be interesting if republican e-mails were leaked, as well. >> anyone who has direct ties to the russian government is when hillary clinton gave up uranium to the russians. >> donald trump used to say he had a relationship -- >> one point. >> what we have done is we weaponized the media. wikileaks, there are stolen e-mails we know the russian government is interfering in our elections and for s

always felt right for donald trump. donald trump, mike pence, spent a lot of time and the trump family, melania trump was there last week. so it's a state where we felt the trump message would do very well. we always felt that hillary clinton promising to put coal miners out of work, or steel workers, that wasn't going to go well in a place like pennsylvania. michigan, wisconsin, the same thing. so it just all started to come together. >> so, i loved your tweet last night that stop saying all the pollsters didn't see it. because obviously, kellyanne is a pollster and she obviously saw. new hampshire, michigan, and minnesota still too tight to call. won't change the race from clinton's perspective. but would deliver a hefty mandate to donald trump if each breaks his way. how important are they? >> well, they're important, and they're places where we were in the waning days. sometime under a hail of criticism, chris. why are you going to minnesota? well, maybe we saw that minnesota was tight. internally we saw minnesota w

donald trump. and jon karl, now hillary clinton has one path? >> she she needs to win all of those states we just mentioned in that industrial midwest. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, and she needs to hang on to the state of nevada. if she does that, she narrowly wins. let's look at it on the possibilities board. so, here's where we are. if she wins michigan, new hampshire, nevada, pennsylvania, of wisconsin to get over 270. >> so, donald trump has many, many more paths. he's still leading. let's go through the states, he's still leading in most of those states. >> let's go back to the map. running out of states that are still open. pennsylvania, clinton now up slightly. but donald trump is up in new hampshire, michigan, donald trump leading. wisconsin, donald trump is up three points, 70% remaining. minnesota, clinton has the lead. but right now, she has to win in three states where donald trump is leading. >> and wisconsin, a fairly healthy lead, three points? >> yes. and here's one

is it going to be that donald trump, or the donald trump who said he would seek the president's counsel? katty: how will you make your determination over the next few weeks as to which persona is going to be the donald trump he decides to adopt as president? stuart: we will look to see who he selects for the key posts in the white house, the administration. we will look to see how he interacts with republican leaders on capitol hill. we will look for the unfolding of some sort of agenda. slogans are one thing -- build a wall, that's a slogan. what is there -- there will be a agenda -- an agenda unfolding, and there are one or two really high-profile issues has to deal with. this isn't an issue so much, but he spent the entire campaign talking about prosecuting hillary clinton, talking about indicting her. the chants of his supporters, "lock her up." how does he deal with that? that was kind of a crucial part of his draining the swamp. katty: when you saw president obama today, what do you think he is thinking, what do you think he is thinking about his legacy? stuart: well, i suspect pa

donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think if you've been watching cbs this morning or cbs evening news or face the nation you would have heard the clinton campaign saying she felt very good about that s

donald trump 244. but still, a very steep hill for hillary clinton to climb. >> again, we are looking inside those additional states. really the ones that, animated involve pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. right? do they have a similar electorate in those states? john? >> yes, they do. it's that noncollege blue-collar population. what makes pennsylvania a little bit different, is -- i mean pennsylvania and michigan the coalition for hillary clinton would have to be african-americans, college suburban educated women. in michigan points. college educated women. so that's not a huge amount for her. whereas in, in pennsylvania, she is up by 14 points. with college educated women. so -- that would -- she would have wanted a bigger margin with that group. by the way, giving her maine, continues allowing the possibility of the screen writers, 269-269 electoral hillary clinton. >> the clinton team and watch party was assembled at the javits center in new york two miles from where the trump team was gathe

donald trump's hometown. he show what a stunning victory this was and we're going to bring in abc's jon karl. there you see the headlines right now. look at what happened and, jon, you're there at the board again. take us state by state, the breakdown. >> i mean what happened here, robin, donald trump won in all the states he needed to win and then he won in states that virtually nobody thought he had a chance of winning so first he won in florida. he won in north carolina and take a look at ohio, not only did he win in ohio, he won a victory in ohio of 8 points. it was basically a landslide victory for donal and reason why donald trump is the president-elect of the united states is what happened in the industrial midwest. look at this. he won in the state of pennsylvania. a state that hasn't gone republican since 1988. he won in the state of wisconsin, a state that hasn't gone republican since 1984 and although we haven't called michigan yet with 95% of p precincts reporting he has a lead there. he had a cha

, that county actually help donald trumped win pennsylvania. >> our coverage of president-elect trump continues for the next 90 minutes. there's a special edition of nbc "nightly news" and then at 7:30, "transition to donald trump." . it's been raining on and off for the entire day. here's a look at the radar to show you rain will impact the evening rush hour. it's a little foggy outside too. if you're heading into new jersey tonight, you want to make sure that you're extra careful. >> first alert erika martin is tracking weather in your neighborhood tonight. >> keith and jackie, we have had rain on and off all day long. a live look outside, we do see these soupy clouds, rain showers, and that developing nothing, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, other weiss rigwise r lehigh valley seeing a break in those rain showers. notice those oranges and those yellows there. route 17, route 30, also seeing some heavier downpours, everything is starting to clear by about 9:00, 10:00 p.m. plenty of sunshine in the forecast, but we do have cool

donald trump won 83% of these voters. now after the release of the "access hollywood" tape, some trump and it looked like significant defection among republican ranks but it didn't happen. he won 81% of conservatives and white evangelicals. 9 out of 10 republicans voted for trump. at the same time, clinton underperformed with three key groups in the democratic coalition. she won 55% of young voters, but mr. obama took 60% four years ago. she won 88% of the african-american vote and president obama had 93% in 2012. even with the hispanic vote that early voting suggested new strength for clinton, she polled only 65% and mr. obama pulled six points higher. in the end, the republicans came home and democrats it seemed stayed home. finally. 13% of voters made up their mind in the last week and they broke strongly for trump in key battleground states. he won a majority of late deciders in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, and florida. 58 to 38.1% and why donald trump had surprising strength in those states. >> that was anthony