announcer: now on wisn 12 news. donald trump will be sworn in as the nation s next president. right now, he s working to set up his administration. adrienne: as abc s mary bruce shows us, he s also in a twitter battle with a hit broadway show. reporter: smiling and statesmanlike, the president-elect eager for another round of meetings. but a frustrated donald trump still venting about the broadway hit show hamilton. we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. reporter: trump calling on the actors and producers to apologize for addressing vice pres friday night s show. they were very inappropriate. but pence doesn t seem to agree. i can tell you i wasn t , offended by what was said. reporter: at trump s new jersey golf club a parade of cabinet contenders waving to the cameras. but already trump s team forced to defend his headline picks, like national security advisor lt. general michael flynn who has
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hampshire institute of politics. already tonight we heard from senators amy klobachar and elizabeth warren and right now is senator bernie sanders of vermont leading the field among the harvard institute of politics. please welcome senator sanders. how are you doing? good to see you. you too. thank you. all right. how about our first question. why not? why not, indeed. what else do we have to do? we ll talk later. he s from massachusetts and a junior at the university of massachusetts, lowell. what have you got? hi, senator. hi. how are you? good. you reduced your medicare for all legislation package, many of them are running along side of you for president of the united states. in this legislation you called for an end to private health insurance companies. how do you plan to phase out these companies for your new medicare for all insurance. excellent question on a issue that millions of americans stay up nights about. we have a dysfunctional