Mike mullen. And [ speaking Foreign Language ] fidel castro dead at 90. What it means for cuba, its people and with the trump white house, is our renewed relationship hanging in the balance . From abc news, its this week. Here now coanchor martha raddatz. Good morning and thanks for joining us this holiday weekend. Hope you all had a great thanksgiving. It was a busy week for president elect donald trump who spent his holiday at maralago filling in his cabinet, detailing some surprising shifts on key campaign promises. And while he is yet to hold a its time to restore the bonds of trust between citizens. Let us give thanks for all that we have and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. The once divisive candidate now calling for unity. Well get to that in a moment with senator ted cruz. In his first sunday interview since dropping out of the race. Trump Senior Adviser Kellyanne Conway and senator Bernie Sanders. First, the world reacting to Fidel Castros death at
Concluded with this analysis is this republican women in pa were not as likely to abandon their party and vote for Hillary Clinton while democratic men were more likely to abandon their party and vote for donald trump. Ill give you the first crack at this, rich. What do you think . What does that tell you . You know, its not just that there were some changes around the demographics in terms of voting patterns, but also the areas of the state, right . Southwest pennsylvania came out huge in big ways with workingclass whites. The Democratic Party has to learn how to reconnect with those voter if theyre ever gonna win a president ial election again. What do you think, brian . I think theres a sense of passion around there. I mean, i think i saw one number that, you know, the democratic vote went from 46 of democrats voting to 42 . The republicans had a reverse five or six points up in terms of it. And i think the message of making american great again, which some looked at as kind of like
Track . Very good conversation, and well see where it goes from here. Announcer well ask general David Petraeus should his mishandling of classified information take him out of the running . The country in transition. Were not going to be divided for long. Ive always brought people together. Announcer whats fact, whats fiction, and whats next . Mike pence, David Petraeus, both here live. From abc news, its this week. Here now chief anchor, George Stephanopoulos. Good morning. Lets get right to it. We are joined by the man leading the trump transition, Vice President elect mike pence. Congratulations on your victory. Thank you, george. And thank you for coming in. Lets get right to china, that call with the leader of taiwan. As far as we know, no president or president elect has spoken with taiwans leader in nearly four decades. Why did mr. Trump choose to break that precedent . Well, ill tell you what, from the morning after the election, weve seen the president elect engaging the worl
Depending on where youre at. You would get a raise if you would go into a difficult school. And if youre a teacher at the highest levels, there might be some more bonus money for you. You need to pay more into your healthcare plan. But heres what youre not getting youre not getting any retroactive raises, and you dont get any raises if, lets say, you go back and you get a higher degree. Jerry jordan said, im not even taking this to my members. Now, some would argue, shouldnt the rank and file have an opportunity to consider this . Because theyre kind of up a creak. State law says that they cannot go out on strike. So theyre stuck at the same pay wages as august 2013 without getting a chance to consider this. Gonna offer it to the people to vote on it . cause he thinks theyd accept it thats why. I mean, look, i get everybody has to play their role. Jerry jordan has to play the role. And if i worked as a teacher, id want more money. And i totally get all that. But youve got to step back
From abc news, its this week. Here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. Good morning. It seems like nothing in this years race for the white house has been predictable. Our brandnew poll from abc news and the Washington Post promising more surprises to come. Out just this morning, it shows a tight battle between two of the most unliked candidates ever. The top line, donald trump, has edged ahead of Hillary Clinton. Drawing 46 of registered voters to her 44. That lead is inside the margin of error. So technically, a dead heat. But take a look at these trend lines. From september of last year, clinton has always been out front, in march, a ninepoint lead. Now thats gone. You might say the poll shows a race to the bottom. 60 of americans have an unfavorable opinion of donald trump. 53 for Hillary Clinton. The first time in the history of our polling that a majority of americans hold a poor opinion of both candidates. Trumps pulled ahead by bringing republicans home. 85 now support him