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So sad. dana, how do you think republican lawmakers are taking that talk and will it influence john kerry's speech tomorrow? >> i think there are a lot of republican lawmakers who agree with him and they are emboldened with that notion by what happened before christmas with the u.n. resolution. already -- immediately after that resolution passed, the one condemning israel for settlements, lindsey graham and other republicans and some very staunchly pro-israel democrats were saying they want to withhold funding to the u.n. it's not so much about from the perspective of people upset with the u.n...

Ankura. the gunman identified as a policeman shouted, god is greatest, do not forget aleppo, do not forget syria. aleppo has backed the syria defense on aleppo. 538 electors casting their votes for president and vice president. donald trump may have lost the overall popular vote but he won where he needed to on november 8 and this is the vote that counts. despite protests, electors are sealing the white house win for trump. i'll be speaking with columnist chris collins. he is a member of trump's transition team, and our analysts and guests have full coverage of today's stories. we begin at...

To arise. unfortunately, we're not even there yet because right now we have russians and assad claiming that basically all the innocent civilians who were trapped in aleppo are out when international organizations, humanitarian organizations who know better and who are on the ground have said unequivocally that there's still tens of thousands who are trapped and prepared to leave under pretty much any conditions so right now our biggest priority is to continue to put pressure wherever we can to try to get them out. >> reporter: notwithstanding -- >> make,ike, i can't have too much -- >> report...

United states, leader of the free world, feel any personal moral responsibility now at the end of your presidency for the carnage that we're all watching in aleppo which i'm sure disturbs you, you've said disturbs you. secondly also on aleppo you've again made clear your practical disagreements withand president-elect trump has throughout his campaign and said again last night that he wants to create safe zones in syria. do you feel like in this transition you need to help him toward implementing that? is that not something you should be doing? >> mike, i always feel responsible. i felt respon...

Decisions or prosecution decisions of decisions not pros cute. i have tried to be strict in my own behavior about preserving the independence of law enforcement, free from my own judgments and political assessments in some cases. and i don't know why it would stop now. >> mike of bloomberg. >> -mr. president. on aleppo, your views at what happens there, the responsibility of the russian government, iranian government, the assad regime, is pretty well aired, but do you as president of the united states, lead of the free world, feel any personal moral responsibility