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the weekend and the run up to christmas day taking aim at the news media and the fbi in particular. the outgoing deputy director. the president aired grievances about the fact that he had a very successful, very productive year and doesn't believe he is getting enough credit for it. he needed to get all of that out of the way and out on twitter before he headed to his christmas eve dinner last night. >> sarah murray, thank you for that report and merry christmas. enjoy the nice weather down there. president trump is touting accomplishments as he approaches his one-year mark in office. he said he deserves more credit than he is getting. let's discuss that. commentators ben ferguson and teeth. merry christmas to you both. >> merry christmas. >> thank you to both of you. let's start with the tweets. the president tweeted over the weekend about the tax cuts and reform bill, including massive alaska drilling and the repeal of the highly unpopular individual mandate and brought it all together as an incredible year. never mind the fake news. we won't even talk about that right now. in terms of what the president is tweeting that he is trying to blow his own horn. he is not alone. politicians do that all the time. is he right that he is not getting as much credit as he might deserve on the issue of keeping promises he made? >> look, i think early in the year, that would probably not be an accurate statement. they had a lot of tough issues that didn't get done, but i agree with him on this one. he has done an awful lot of the things he promised to do. whether it's going after isis or lowering taxes or getting the economy moving the way it is. a lot of people downplayed the incredible economic success through his leadership and policies he had when many of the same people were saying this was going to be dooms day, this exact time last year for wall street and the economy. they were not going to trust the president and he was too erratic for the tastes and likes. i remember having that conversation. if you voted for donald trump, you are happy with how the year ended and you are hoping for more successes early on and not having to wait for the fourth quarter to get the big runs on the board. i understand where he is coming from. >> and let's just take a look at the specifics here. what the president calls major accomplishments. congress too. the tax bill, the obamacare mandate repeal but we have a large asterisk there. that didn't happen. he did get neal gorsuch on the supreme court and a record number of appellate judges and a huge roll back to regulations and drilling in anwr. elections have consequences. if you are a democrat, this is a nightmare and not accomplishments. if you are looking at the mid-term election where getting the base activated and excited, are democrats worried about the fact that he has those accomplishments and they have those accomplishments to bring back to the base? >> i don't think democrats are worried. i think democrats are motivated. we are on a winning streak and we won almost all the elections up for grabs that were december. we won in alabama and atlanta. they feel like they have the wind at their backs and the polls reflect that. if you look at the accomplishments for the past year, neal gorsuch and tax reform are the biggest achievements, but there is a long list of promises he didn't keep. he said he was going to build a wall and repeal and replace obamacare and drain the wacswam and he didn't do that. he said he was going to make america great again and lock uphillry clinton. none of these things happened. now all he has to say is he lowered taxes for the rich people like himself. that's not really the thing he ran on. >> and people that don't have a lot of money. >> he should be ashamed of himself for accomplishing so little for having a republican congress and supreme court. >> you are laughing. >> i am because this is when i know the democrats are truly nervous that he is starting to get footing on issues when they list the things donald trump didn't accomplish when conservatives are looking forward on. i will agree on one thing. other promises that have to come forward, but overall if you are a conservative, you like the way this year ended. if you voted for donald trump, you like the way this year ended with big victories. one thing -- even keith didn't mention it because it's a huge problem for democrats. the economy is in incredibly good shape. the rates at a 17-year low and consumer confidence at a 17-year high. as much as you say no, that's reality on the page. it's bad news for you guys. >> can i tell you why it's not bad news? the economy performed better under president obama. it's true. look at the facts. i wrote a piece about this a couple of weeks ago. hear me out and let's get facts for a change. the job market, we had the lowest monthly job growth this year than in five years. that's a fact. secondly the stock market itself, 25% this year, the dow was higher in president obama's first year. 31%. it was up 31% in obama's first year. let me just say. there was a president before this guy and there was somebody who let us say merry christmas before this. he likes to take credit for everything and he doesn't do everything. merry christmas to you. >> i'm glad that we can all do this in the holiday spirit. ben, republican senator jeff flake who is retiring paints a really bleak picture of your party, of the republican party. if it continues on its present course, i want you to listen. >> you look at the audiences cheering for republicans sometimes. you look out there and say those are the spasms of a dying party when you look at the lack of diversity sometimes. it depends on where you are obviously, but by and large we are appealing to older white men. there just a limited number of them. >> ben, jeff flake has been making a case along these lines, but that phrase spasms of a dying party. quite vivid. do you agree? >> that's exactly what i would expect a guy to say who couldn't win reelection and that's why he is walking away from politics. the same with bob corker. bob corker couldn't get elected dog catcher as much as he wants to act like he is walking away in his own terms. >> they were in trouble and they admit that. >> they were in big trouble. >> no question, but is he raising an important alarm that you and fellow republicans should heed about the demographics of the republican party? >> the answer i would say is absolutely not. i never listen to people that are losing when they played their game and clearly they walked away from where the party was going which was more conservative and not big government. you are looking at two guys that are pretty much -- and i throw corker in there because it's a great example. the party left them and not the other way around. they make promises for certain issues that were true conservative values and that's the reason why they both have very high unapproval ratings in their own states. that's why they are leaving washington. the people of their state would not send them back. i'm not going to worry about it because they couldn't get elected in their own state much less nationwide. if flake said he would run for president, it would be hysterical because his own state doesn't even like him. >> the demographics are not on the republican party's side. that's why you are seeing this orgy of conservative movement. this is the last opportunity. >> we just won a presidential election. >> the party lost six of the last seven popular vote elections. the national presidential elections. they know the demographics are not in their favor. we have latinos are growing rapidly and the raisians are the fastest growing. women are the majority of the population and more and more women are running. i millennials are voting overwhelmingly against republicans with people like roy moore as a symbol of the republican party. that's having a negative impact. keith, you and i 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festive day, let us ask the lord for peace for jerusalem and all the hole i land. the will to resume dialogue may prevail between the parties. and that a negotiated solution can finally be reached. that allows the peaceful coexistence of two states. mutually agreed orphans. >> during christmas eve mass, the hope issued a strong defense of immigration saying faith demands the frigid temperatures that descended over much of the nation. it's secondesque and the snow and rain and ice created road conditions from coast to coast. this is just the beginning. chat chad meyers is in the weather center with more. >> if it's snowing where you are, it is not going to melt any time soon. the grip of the cold air will be with you. not for d.c. or new york city. they got passed by, but it snowed in boston. it snowed a lot in maine and downwind of the lakes. even along michigan. we added together and 29 degrees below zero. to the pets too. all 20 or so below zero even for new york city. we will see temperatures and see them cold. we will see the warnings possible for the rest of the day as the snow continues. let's get to the snow globe. this is it. the big cities can top out and get all the way to 36 and enjoy that. it's going to be much colder with the wind chill factors through wednesday, thursday, and friday. you will not get above that freezing mark at all. boston not above for the rest of the week. take care of the pipes and the pets. when you don't get a warm up, things go bad. i can see places like iowa and the high in iowa may be 25 degrees below zero. the high for the day. back to you. >> i'm cold thinking about it. just hearing the number the. i like that snow globe a lot. very cool. what you are doing now, many in puerto rico still cannot do. three months after hurricane maria crippled the ter toiry, power is still out. the government said about 70% of the grid is operational. many people are celebrating in the dark without power. when does the government expect they will be fully restored? they will say not soon enough given it has been three months without power. the u.s. army core of engineers will tell you the majority of people without power will have it back by march. they are in remote areas that are tough to reach when you have a vulnerable power system. that explains why so many are overwhelmed and frustrated this christmas. one woman said this is another day. it doesn't feel like christmas. we caught up with the big man and spent all night with him and what we learned is the christmas spirit is very much alive. even for santa, this christmas just hasn't been the same this year. >> the devastation in puerto rico was at another level. >> for many the magic of christmas has been overshadowed by the daily struggles of life after hurricane maria. >> a hid asked me to bring back his house the way it was. >> as he has done, santa is making sure the people know that santa is still watching. maria forced some of the same kids to move in and powered only by generators. >> this power was hit pretty bad and santa can relate. >> i don't have you power. and still don't have water and still have to fix the roof to the house. >> maria destroyed his home too. when santa visits these children, they forget about the challenges of the last few months or the concerns of the future. >> this year because they last everything, they were concerned about and santa coming. that's what makes this so special. >> for this moment, 6-year-old alejandro doesn't get to spend christmas in his home. >> this is what he put on his list and grateful he got it this year. >> this 7-year-old forgets he even doubted santa finding him. enough proof at least a few families believe santa is real. a refreshing thing to see seeing that they are muted. the mayor said about 70% of the people have power. no water and still no power. >> so many horrible things and this is special to see for the children who have not had a lot of reason for hope. merry christmas. 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what the president railed against mccabe for is his wife who was running a couple of years ago in 2015 for state senate in virginia allegedly getting money from the clintons. first let's start with a reality check. the fact of the matter is that money came from the governor of virginia. terry mcauliffe. he is an ally of the clintons, but it didn't come from the clinto clintons. let's start with this. it's not new to attack the fbi or top officials, but this personal erroneous information coming from the president of the united states tells you what? >> let me say first in complete disclosure that i signed a letter encouraging chris wray's confirmation as fbi director and i think he say professional. i know he knows the truth that you cannot respond to everything that the school yard bully says. my guess is he is probably laying back knowing when you look at the history of trump and his tweets and the fact that he can't control his twitter thumbs or his mouth, he has given him enough road to hang himself. i don't lead anything in the fact that the director has not responded to this. this is a diversion that the trump team is trying to pull and the president is trying to pull. he uses the classic organized crime playbook for a criminal defendant and that is you attack the investigators and you throw out a punch of red herrings. the fbi and chris wray is not going to fall for that. if we think about it, this is his pattern. what he has forgotten is he is not investigated by barney fife. they are not going to be deterred about the ramblings. >> you think that the president of the united states is acting like a mob boss? >> absolutely. he's attacking everything around him and he's willing to sacrifice a few lieutenants where we have mike flynn out there and manafort out there. as of right now, he has them out there and he is giving them a wink and a nod whether or not he will use a presidential parton and he is doing the classic things you do when you feel the pressure of an organized crime investigation. from the top down, you organize everything you can and out out as many land mines as you can. the underlying reason he was tweeting about him is cnn reported he will leave his post in a couple of months. the president was suggesting and they were suggesting in a not so subtle way that republicans drove him out. and they say this is the way the fbi works and this is the normal way a job like that and the person in that job runs its course. >> and they have certain retirement ages and you cap out or max out in that level. there is noplace for him to go. he has plenty of years of service and built it up to make about when he leaves the bureau as if he stayed. and somebody saying they will move out. they are looking for things to say look, we forced him out and there must be something nepharious here. the quick thing for them to say is you can't believe anything he said or anything that happened while he was the acting director of the fbi. there is nothing particularly troublesome. i hate to be the grinch that leaves a lump of cole, but let me tell you. this investigation is not over. and you don't have to look any further that there was a letter crafted on air force one. the president is putting pressure on him and this investigation is not shutting down and they can talk about people and i don't think it means much at the end of the day. they ought to keep looking over their shoulder. >> for doesn't feel like it's wining down. thank you for your time and your insights. appreciate it. >> hope you have a great holiday. >> a prisoner swap. russian state media said the ukraine government will release 306 people being held by the separatists. it am cans a few days after the u.s. agreed to send anti-tank weapons to the ukraine nan government. barbara star joins me now. this is significant that under the trump administration they are sending weapons to the ukrainians considering the fact that we evaporate seen the president do very much that would potentially make vladimir putin and the rugs angry. >> this has been an issue going on for several years now. >> they looked it at it and rejected the idea. they were sent to fight the russian-back separatists in the east of the country. this would raise aggression and tensions by the russian backed separatists. they are agreeing to send anti-tank weapons and that's key. those separatists had serious armor supplied to them by the russians by all accounts. they are not doing direct sales. they allow exports to go forward. that's the reason the white house is supporting the territorial integrity and the sovereignty of ukraine. in eastern europe ukraine is a significant ally and that hedge in eastern europe against further russian expansionism. it's interesting because this may be one of the first steps where the u.s. is showing the town and saying to putin, enough. enough with backing the separatists and don't try any more aggression in the east. everyone will be watching very carefully to see if the rugs move in again as they did in 2014 when they moved in to crimea. >> no question, barbara star. thank you for the insights and your reporting. samantha served on president obama's national security council. thank you for joining me. let's pick up where barbara left off on the notion of the u.s. allowing weapons to go into the ukraine to protect sovereignty. let's be honest. where the president is right now. that potential conflict in the area. especially vladimir putin. >> it tells me for the first time since he took off, president trump is willing to take actual action and not just words to change russian behavior. we haven't seen the president follow-through in the past. in this case his national security council advised him that putting pressure on putin and imposing costs could lead to some kind of behavioral change on the ground in ukraine. we know since march 2014, nothing that we have done has had a material impact. we had sanctions dating back to march 2014 and there have been countless statements and ceasefires, but crimea is still occupied by russia and russia is still supporting the violent separatists in eastern ukraine. this could be a move in the right direction. there is a risk and that is that this turns this provides to ukrainians. and russia is backing the other. >> on that deputy foreign minster, they said the decision to sell anti-missile weapons to ukraine crossed the line. is there concern that the russians will use the fact that the weapons will go over to the u crape as an excuse to be more aggressiov aggressive? >> they are saying the u.s. crossed a line to the ukrainians when they impeded a sovereign country and are supporting separatists. they are the ones who crossed a line. i think that the russians will use this step as an excuse for other aggressiove behavior. many try to put the blame on the united states to cover up illegal behavior. i think it was earlier today or yesterday say that the un security council resolution against north korea was an act of war. it is just another excuse. >> samantha, thank you so much for your time and thanks for coming in on this christmas. merry christmas. still ahead with 2017 coming to a close, we will take a look back at the major moments in the first year of donald trump's presidency. stay tuned. i'm never gonna be able to sleep with this cold. i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. upeace of mind.s we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. >> let's be honest, the first year of the trump presidency feels more like a decade because of the stream of news. here are the key moments to his first year in office. >> for candidate trump, large crowds were the norm, but at his inauguration, this was a sore subject. the new president grew angry watching reports his crowd size was smaller than president obama's. one of his first presidential acts was to order his press secretary to do this. >> this was the largest audience to witness an innaugzration, period. >> he ampified it by standing in front of a cia memorial to fallen heroes. >> we had a massive field of people. you saw that. packed. i looked out and the field was -- it looked like a million, a million and a half people. >> but the numbers didn't lie and the episode set an early tone. government regulation. it sewer doesn't sound exciting and the effort was not splashing 2017 news. >> one, two, three. >> the president withdraw hundreds of regulations. a term with a real world impact from the safety of the products you use to the air you breathe. >> have reduced unnecessary regulations to a point that this country hasn't seen in years. >> it was a promise kept to republican who is argue excess regulation hurts business and economic growth. the most lasting accomplishment is arguably the nomination and confirmation of neal gorsuch to the supreme court. >> i will do all my powers to permit to be a faithful serve and of the constitution and laws of this great nation. >> the seat was open for a year since the death of antonin scalia and republicans's refusal to consider president obama's pick. >> you will go down as one of the truly great justices in the history of the united states supreme court. >> others can disagree without being disagreeable. >> getting gorsuch was noteworthy for the process. >> it is an extraordinary resume. >> this success was the most conventional trump undertaking of the year. after months of back and forth between donald trump and north korea's dictator, words like rocket man and fire and fury, the president took his insults to the world stage. his first speech at the united nations. >> if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> the rhetorical crossfire continued on twitter and through statements. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. >> by year's end, the escalation reached new heights am they tested the most powerful missile yet with the capacity to reach the u.s. mainland. no discussion about donald trump's first year in the white house would be complete without talking about his favorite little birdie. he sent more than 2,000 tweets in 2017 alone from the mystery of kovfefe to consequence posts to attacks on his own party's leadership and head scratching free tweets. this anti-muslim video of a brit convicted of hate crimes caused a rift with the british and he claimed that president obama wire tapped trump tower. the one that may come back to haunt him most is taunting james comey. better hope there are no tapes of our conversations. >> the hans down biggest 2017 defeat is failure to repeal and replace obamacare. john mccain's dramatic no vote sealed its fate, but republicans were split on how to appeal the promise. that helped them win the control of government. that made the quest for tax reform a political or death mission. must pass legislation. >> tax cuts and jobs amendment has passed. >> they will get tremendous tax cuts. >> with the working class trump voters see that as a win to be determined. and finally the most important trump moment of 2017. firing fbi director james comey. sacking comey while he was investigating potential trump-russia collusion caused an earthquake with aftershocks still rattling the president. >> see what happens. >> not the least of which his revelation that he can detail memos documenting meetings with the president that he asked a friend to leak to the press. >> i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. i asked him to because i thought that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel. >> that's exactly what happened. special prosecutor robert mueller with a cloud over the first year of the trump presidency which produced indictments of two officials and the guilty plea of adviser michael flynn for lying to the fbi. what a year. what will 2018 bring? buckle up. ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ alive! gives you more vitamins and minerals than leading brands. because when you start with more, you own the morning. alive! >> in england, the british royal family broke with tradition at their church service. prince harry was joined by his fiance, meghan markle. anna stuart is there and anna, just to put it in context how unusual and surprising this is, those of us obsessed with the crown, the queen a few decades ago told her own sister she couldn't marry the love of her life because he was a divorcee and that's what's happening. >> this was a huge break with tradition and the queen continues to evolve and has done this throughout her and keeping up with the times. at all times maintaining tradition. having your first christmas with your future in laws is a doting prospect let alone for meghan who is american and all the trappings that come with that. it will be an interesting one for meghan. they do great things with the royal family. they have a black tie christmas eve dinner and give presents on christmas eve like the german tradition. i wonder what she would have gotten the queen. >> see if you can get that bit of information out of the palace. >> i doubt that. >> that's it for me. have a very merry christmas. bryanna keilar picks up after a short break. hese freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. 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