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Politics today. but first josh lipton with the cnbc market wrap. >> thanks, peter. stocks fell lower today. the dow went down 14 points, nasdaq closed down six points. the labor department says fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits last week. jobless claims fell by 10,000 to 265,0 265,000, continuing a nearly two-year trend toward a healthier job market. long term rates spiked again. 30-year fixed rate loans ticked up 42% after 39% last week. that's firstnews in cnbc, first business worldwide.

Continuing, the trump foundation like, unlike many foundations, never paid fees, rent, salaries, or any expenses. 100% of the money goes to wonderful charities. but "the washington post's" david fahrenthold has been following all of this now for a year or more and reported that the trump foundation's largest-ever gift, about $265,000, was used to renovate a fountain outside the windows of trump's plaza hotel. fahrenthold also reported that according to tax records, the last time trump wrote a check to his own foundation was in 2008. since then, all of the donation have said other people's mone...

Investigation from the new york state general's office. last night trump tweeted, i gave millions of dollars to the donald j. trump foundation, raised to receive millions more, all of which is given to charity and media won't report." he went on to type, "the trump foundation unlike most foundations never paid fees, rents, salaries or any expenses, 100% of the money goes to wonderful charities." but "the washington post" reports that the trump foundation's largest-ever gift, which was about $265,000, was actually used to renovate a fountain outside the windows of trump's plaza hotel. trump has...

The texas state capitol. we're coming in through a t tunnel. >> coming in through a tunnel, another method to get where we're headed. >> reporter: heading to the electoral college vote in the texas house chamber. side by side of security because of innumerable death threats. he's a so-called faithless elector. this lifelong republican defying his state's election results and voting against donald trump. calling the president-elect dangerous and unqualified. >> there's lots of pressure. i'm going to do what i can to do the right thing and we'll go from there. [ chanting "we reject the president...

Kind of fraudulent action does not continue throughout the banking community. we've got to make sure that we take a look at the size of these banks. yes, i talked about breaking up the bank because it's too big to manage. you have over 265,000 employees. they have about 8,700 branches. they operate in 40 states in the united states and 30 outside of the united states in other countries. and when we talked to him, he kept saying, well, i don't know that level of detail. yeah, you don't know that level of detail because the bank is too big for you to know. you don't know what's going on and that...