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Belt and tonight trump kicks off his thank you tour in the battleground state that clinched his victory. A Campaign Rally in downtown cincinnati. Cnns Jessica Schneider is live outside of trump tower at the transition headquarters and suzanne malrow is outside the carrier plant in indianapolis, lets begin with you, jessica. Hi. Hi, carol, you said it. Today is a return to those rallies that fuelled Donald Trumps victory. Hell be setting aside job meetings and interviews at trump tower to go back...

For "the washington post" david swerdlick and senior editor for npr ron elbe. what do you make, bernie sanders publishes this op-ed in "the washington post" slamming mr. trumps efforts in indianapolis. in the meantime, workers in indianapolis couldnt be happier. >> yeah, carol, so thats a piece that actually ran in my section of "the washington post." "the post" everything section, and i think its a strong piece by senator sanders showing essentially that hes going to be out there, as the loyal ...

President-elect pence, as the sitting governor of indiana, more so than maybe president-elect trump himself should be able to take credit for negotiating with the company to stay and provide indiana state tax incentives. theres two ways to see it. >> so, ron, do you think that president-elect trump will reveal the details of negotiations between himself and carrier? >> probably not. but we may learn more from indianapolis. we may learn more as we find out what governor pence, who is, after all, ...

Situation where last week my colleagues had reported that president-elect trump has not sat for all of his intelligence briefings, has not done all of the things that some folks are saying he should do to prepare for taking the reins of government on january 20th. and you can -- you can see where it could be worrisome if he spends too much time politicking during the next month or two and not preparing for the task at hand. hes going to be the leader of the free world in just over about six week...

>> george shultz, what are you doing for a living these days? >> i tried to live up for my four great-grandchildren who to me represent the future. and i look at them and i say to myself what can i do to make the world better for these kids? >> as a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution, what is it that you do? >> well, i work on the problem of nuclear weapons and how to get better control of them. eventually to eliminat...

country it is or what an old man i am. i am so pleased to be here. sandy, thank you for the moderately good introduction george and gaffe then thank you for supporting this institution. we appreciate it. i am a supporter myself and i thank you. alves sandy said life in traveling around talking about the book "rumsfelds rules." im told that you are ready to ask some questions. i will answer the questions i know the answers to bid i will respond to the others. [laughter] but before i do,...

The primary, especially the republican primary, then its going to be more divisive, one suspects, than united. but if he goes out and talks about all the things he wants to do for all americans, if he really, radically changes the message that he was pretty much putting out there throughout the primary a year ago, and six months ago, if he changes, that could really make a difference and that could make this something other than just victory tour, just in your face tour. it could be a thank you,...