Hi, it's Kristen, and we're back in your podcast feed today with something extra from my interview

with President Elect Trump. Many of you know that we publish full versions of our interviews at

Meet the Press. It's important to us that you get to listen to the unedited discussion for yourself.

I spoke with President Elect Trump in Trump Tower for nearly an hour

and a half, and we could only cover so much of it on Meet the Press. So here's the full, unedited

audio for you. Thanks so much for listening. President-elect Donald Trump, welcome back to

meet the press. Thank you very much. Thank you so much for being here.

You are the first president since Grover Cleveland to win non-consecutive terms.

Republicans now have control of the House and the Senate. What do you plan to accomplish in your first 100 days in office? Well, we're going to do

something with the border and very strong, very powerful. That'll be our first signal and the first

signal to America that we're not playing games. We have people coming in by the millions, as you

know, and a lot of people shouldn't be here. Most of them shouldn't be here. But we have jails being emptied into our country.

We have mental institutions from all over the world being emptied into our country.

So we'll be doing that.

We're going to be extending within that period or as soon as we can, the Trump tax cuts.

Because, you know, they're coming due and they're very substantial for people

and it would be very I think it will anger a lot of people frankly if we don't get an extension

of that that's what led us to one of the greatest economies ever and those two things are going

to be very vital very important we're going to be focusing on crime in the cities,

and we'll work with Democrat governors. Most of them are, you know, if you look at the 25 worst places, they're just about all Democrat-controlled cities and states, and we're going to be working

with Democrat governors and Democrat mayors, and I look forward to doing it, but we have to do

something about crime, and mostly in our cities, and we're going to have it, but we have to do something about crime and mostly in our

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