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Trump tapped Mike Pompeo, Jeff Sessions and Mike Flynn as his latest top post picks, veering his administration to the hard right on national security; the latest on today’s Trump University hearing; how scientists manipulated photosynthesis to increase the productive yield of plants and what that means for food production; plus, KPCC film critics review “Fantastic Beasts,” “Red Turtle” and more. TGI-FilmWeek!

President-elect Trump said he'll turn over The Trump Organization to his children and team of executives while serving the Oval Office, but the ethics and legalities of his financial affairs are still unclear; Twitter bans several far-right accounts to crack down on hate speech; should never-Trumpers follow in President Obama and Hillary Clinton's calm tone for a peaceful transition of power, or openly condemn as alarmists?; plus, why some Uber and Lyft drivers are getting arrested by the LAPD in stings.

We check in with LAPD Chief Charlie Beck on his response to Trump’s deportation plans, recent protests, CA props and more; will President-elect Trump’s policies be blocked by fiscal conservatives?; a second look at battleground state exit polls; and did 30 percent of Latino voters really turn out for Trump, or is there an issue with polling data?

Mayors of several “sanctuary cities” pushed back on Trump’s plan to deport 3 million undocumented immigrants. What can CA state government do to prevent Trump’s mass deportation plans?; How will the President-elect reshape the Supreme Court and what are the implications?; plus, we dive into the history, as well as the pros and cons, of the Electoral College.

We bring you the latest on President-elect Trump, who's named Reince Priebus as the new White House chief of staff and Steve Bannon as chief strategist and senior counselor; Trump tells '60 Minutes' his plan to deport 2 to 3 million undocumented immigrants - how accurate are those numbers?; and President Obama speaks to the press for the first time since Trump's election - we weigh in with analysis and listener comments.

Frustrated with President-elect Trump, organizers are planning another protest march tomorrow that will take place from MacArthur Park to Downtown L.A.; we narrow down the list of possible choices for a Trump Cabinet; AirTalk wants to hear from Trump supporters on what they want to see the new president prioritize, followed by an analysis of the voices the Democratic Party failed to represent; and TGI-FilmWeek!

Protests against President-elect Trump continue for a second day in California, with 28 arrested in Los Angeles for impeding freeway traffic; we check in with Mayor Garcetti on the newly passed Measure HHH and M; what will Trump’s presidency mean for Covered California?; plus, we look at why voters chose to expedite the death penalty rather than abolish it.

A long and bitter 2016 presidential election season has finally come to a close with Donald Trump crossing the 270 electoral vote threshold at 2:31 a.m. ET this morning, officially winning as president-elect of the United States of America. AirTalk and Take Two join together to hear from listeners across Southern California on what this election outcome means for them, along with special analysis including the hurdles and failures of Hillary Clinton's candidacy, accuracy of media polls, the Paris Agreement on climate change, immigration reform and more.

Election Day 2016 is finally here: AirTalk wants to hear from you about what your voting experience has been like; we take a look at the most contested U.S. Senate and House seats; and a history lesson on what has fueled division and polarization in America since the 1800's.

With one day to go until the election, we open the phones to answer your residual questions; how are you voting on Prop 64 and why?; is the popular vote going to matter in this election (and does it ever)?; plus, the best political impersonators of all time.