Activist investor and Donald Trump supporter Carl Icahn tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that "the minimum wage should go up," and getting "businesses to spend, and to build brick-and-mortar again, that's what's going to bring jobs back again."
Jeff Greenfield, Dodai Stewart, Dan Rather, and MZ Hemingway discuss the press/president relationship. Rather says journalists and their employers must stiffen their spines.
Opening the first "SNL" since the election, Kate McKinnon, dressed as Hillary Clinton, performed an emotional rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."
Warren Buffett weighs in on the race he calls "like none other I've ever seen," says the U.S. economy is "softer than people think," and calls embattled banking giant Wells Fargo "a great bank that made a terrible mistake."
Things got testy between CNN political commentators Van Jones and Corey Lewandowski as they discussed Hillary Clinton's decision not to speak on election night.
Warren Buffett says the U.S. economy is not weak, but it is softer than many people believe. He also says the country needs to do a better job distributing its vast wealth across the population.
