After a meeting with US President-elect Donald Trump, Mitt Romney said he is looking forward to Trump's administration.

Romney met with Trump at a golf course in New Jersey on Saturday.

The 2012 Republican presidential nominee was an outspoken critic of Trump during the election, calling him a "con man" and a "fraud." But the two have started to make amends since the election. Romney called Trump to congratulate him after his win.

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++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. US President-elect Donald Trump and 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney walking out and shaking hands after meeting

2. SOUNDBITE (Englishll) Mitt Romney, 2012 Republican presidential candidate:

"We had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theatres in the world where there are interests of the United States of real significance. We discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics. Very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had. And, I appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect, and look forward to the coming administration and the things they are doing. Thank you."

3. Romney walking to car, car driving off

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After a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, Mitt Romney said he is looking forward to Trump's administration.

Romney met with Trump at a golf course in New Jersey on Saturday.

The 2012 Republican presidential nominee was an outspoken critic of Trump during the election, calling him a "con man" and a "fraud." But the two have started to make amends since the election. Romney called Trump to congratulate him after his win.

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++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. President-elect Donald Trump and 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney walking out and shaking hands after meeting

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mitt Romney, 2012 Republican presidential candidate:

"We had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theatres in the world where there are interests of the United States of real significance. We discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics. Very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had. And, I appreciate the chance to speak with the President-elect, and look forward to the coming administration and the things they are doing. Thank you."

3. Romney walking to car, car driving off

After a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, Mitt Romney said he is looking forward to Trump's administration.

Romney met with Trump at a golf course in New Jersey on Saturday.

The 2012 Republican presidential nominee was an outspoken critic of Trump during the election, calling him a "con man" and a "fraud." But the two have started to make amends since the election. Romney called Trump to congratulate him after his win.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 19 November 2016

++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. President-elect Donald Trump and 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney walking out and shaking hands after meeting

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mitt Romney, 2012 Republican presidential candidate:

"We had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theatres in the world where there are interests of the United States of real significance. We discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics. Very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had. And, I appreciate the chance to speak with the President-elect, and look forward to the coming administration and the things they are doing. Thank you."

3. Romney walking to car, car driving off

On Tuesday, 11 July, the USGA administration and some of the LPGA's members largely deferred to speak about playing at U.S. President Donald Trump's course and about his possible visit on the weekend.

Trump National Golf Club (Old Course), Bedminster, New Jersey, USA. 11th July, 2017.

1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (English): Stu Francis, Chairman of the USGA Championship Committee: "I think we've already issued our statement on that discussion. We really are here to conduct a great golf championship. We were formed in 1894 to do that. We have 156 women playing in the championship who are excited about it. It's largest purse in women's golf. Our goal is to talk about the golf championship and we've put out our statement."

2. 00:30 SOUNDBITE (English): Matt Sawicki, Director of U.S. Women's and Senior Women's Open Championships: "There is a long association between the offices of the President and the game of golf. It is one in which many Presidents have had a passion for the game. And ultimately we think that when the President supports the game of golf, that's a good thing. I believe Mike Davis is on record as saying we've had three Presidents attend our Open Championships in the past, Presidents Harding, Ford and Clinton attended. If one more President choose to come, we would welcome the President."

3. 01:08 SOUNDBITE (English): Michelle Wie, 2014 U.S. Women's Open Champion: "I take my role as a female role model very seriously. This week is about the golf. The U.S. Open is our national championship. It is one of my favorite weeks of the year. So this week, you know, I really want to focus on the golf part and I want to hopefully inspire a lot of young women and women in general hopefully with my game. I think that the LPGA has done a great job of growing junior golf especially with LPGA girl's golf, PGA junior league. There's so many great places where junior golfers can grow now. I think that the under 18 girls is the fastest growing part of the game and I get excited about that. I'm excited for this week and hopefully a lot of people will come out and support."

Q. It doesn't concern you?

"I will not comment on any political part this week. This week is about the golf for me. I'm excited to compete in this championship and it's really purely about the golf."

4. 02:17 SOUNDBITE (English): Inbee Park, Two-time U.S. Women's Open Champion (2008, 2013): "Well, I think everybody just trying to avoid political questions because I don't think they get -- I don't think they will get any advantage from saying whether they agree or disagree, and I mean I don't really think that really has much to say with me because I think it is really up to him whether he wants to come or not. I don't think we get the choice of saying whether yes or no. So, we just deal with whatever we have and I think that's pretty much what we can do and this is a great National Championship and I'm sure the USGA worked very hard to pick this golf course and the venue so yeah, I mean it's a true championship golf course then we love to play this golf course."

5. 03:08 SOUNDBITE (English): Danielle Kang, 2017 KPMG Women's PGA Championship Winner: "I don't think I feel that (LPGA golfers have been dodging the questions about Trump). I believe golfers are just answering questions because we are golfers. We get asked a golf question, we are free to answer any of our opinions and stuff. We're here to play a golf tournament. We're here to play a major championship hosted by the USGA. We're all just really happy to be playing the U.S. Open."

6. 03:34 SOUNDBITE (English): Lexi Thompson, World No. 3: "No, I haven't heard really any reservations about it. You know, I'm not into politics at all. I'm really just all golf. That's all I focus on and I'm just going to focus on my play this week. That's all I'm here for. Everything else everybody else can focus us. I'm here to golf. That's it."

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 03:55

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President-elect Donald Trump is renewing his Twitter complaints about the Broadway hit "Hamilton."

Early Sunday morning, Trump wrote on Twitter that the cast and producers "should immediately apologize to Mike Pence for their terrible behavior." He also said he heard the show was "highly overrated."

The vice president-elect attended the show Friday night. At the end, actor Brandon Victor Dixon challenged him from the stage, saying the cast was concerned about the Trump administration.

Trump fired off two angry messages on Twitter Saturday morning, calling for an apology. He posted another such message Saturday evening, but then deleted it.

His tweets came as his transition team was focused on vetting potential candidates for his administration.

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+++SOTS SEPARATED BY WHITE FLASHES+++

1. Various of Donald Trump outside his golf club UPSOUND (English) President-elect Donald Trump speaking to reporters

Reporter: Mr. Trump are you still upset about Hamilton? Trump: "They were very inappropriate."

2. Donald Trump outside his golf club

Wilbur Ross, the billionaire investor considered the "king of bankruptcy" for buying beaten-down companies with the potential to deliver profits, is President-elect Donald Trump's choice for commerce secretary, a senior transition official said.

The official isn't authorised to publicly discuss the matter and requested anonymity.

Trump met with Ross on Sunday at his New Jersey golf club.

Reputed by Forbes to be worth nearly 3 billion US dollars, Ross would represent the interests of US businesses domestically and abroad as the head at Commerce.

His department would be among those tasked with carrying out the Trump administration's stated goal of protecting US workers and challenging decades of globalisation that largely benefited multinational corporations.

With a Florida home down the road from Trump's Mar-a-Lago retreat, the 78-year-old Ross played a role in crafting and selling the president-elect's tax-cut and infrastructure plans.

Ross has suggested that much of America is disgruntled because the economy has left middle-class workers behind and says Trump represents a shift to a "less politically correct direction".

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1. Wilbur Ross arrives at clubhouse; UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Are you interested in being Commerce Secretary?"; UPSOUND (English) Wilbur Ross: "Time will tell."

2. Trump and Pence meet Ross; UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Is Mr. Ross a candidate for commerce secretary, sir?"; UPSOUND (English) Donald Trump, President-elect: "Commerce Secretary. That's what we're looking for." ++ BEGINS ON PREVIOUS SHOT++

Wilbur Ross, the billionaire investor considered the "king of bankruptcy" for buying beaten-down companies with the potential to deliver profits, is President-elect Donald Trump's choice for commerce secretary, a senior transition official said.

The official isn't authorized to publicly discuss the matter and requested anonymity.

Trump met with Ross on Sunday at his New Jersey golf club.

Reputed by Forbes to be worth nearly $3 billion, Ross would represent the interests of U.S. businesses domestically and abroad as the head at Commerce. His department would be among those tasked with carrying out the Trump administration's stated goal of protecting U.S. workers and challenging decades of globalization that largely benefited multinational corporations.

With a Florida home down the road from Trump's Mar-a-Lago retreat, the 78-year-old Ross played a role in crafting and selling the president-elect's tax-cut and infrastructure plans. Ross has suggested that much of America is disgruntled because the economy has left middle-class workers behind and says Trump represents a shift to a "less politically correct direction."

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

1. Wilbur Ross arrives at clubhouse UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Are you interested in being Commerce Secretary?" UPSOUND (English) Wilbur Ross: "Time will tell."

2 . Trump and Pence meet Ross UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Is Mr. Ross a candidate for commerce secretary, sir?" UPSOUND (English) Donald Trump, President-elect: "Commerce Secretary. That's what we're looking for."

President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence attended a church service in Bedminister in New Jersey on Sunday.

The two have been working from the town to pick people to lead Trump's upcoming administration.

On Sunday morning, Trump and Pence left Trump's golf club there shortly after 10am local time (1500 GMT) and entered the nearby Lamington Presbyterian Church.

Press was not allowed inside the white chapel - Trump staff said the church had made the request.

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++VIDEO AS INCOMING++

1. Trump's motorcade heads to church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

2. Motorcade arrives at church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

3. Donald Trump arrives at church and gets out of car ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

4. US Vice-president elect Mike Pence, Reince Priebus, Chief of Staff, enter church

5. Church sign

6. Trump leaves Church with Priebus and Kellyanne Conway, senior advisor

7. Wide tilt down of church

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President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence attended a church service on Sunday.

The two have been working from Bedminster, New Jersey to pick people to lead Trump's upcoming administration.

On Sunday morning, Trump and Pence left Trump's golf club there shortly after 10 a.m. and entered the nearby Lamington Presbyterian Church.

Press was not allowed inside the white chapel; Trump staff said the church requested that.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

++VIDEO AS INCOMING++

1. Trump's motorcade heads to church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

2. Motorcade arrives at church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

3. Donald Trump arrives at church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

4. Mike Pence, Reince Priebus, Chief of Staff, enter church

5. Trump leaves Church with Priebus and Kellyanne Conway, senior advisor

President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence attended a church service on Sunday.

The two have been working from Bedminster, New Jersey to pick people to lead Trump's upcoming administration.

On Sunday morning, Trump and Pence left Trump's golf club there shortly after 10 a.m. and entered the nearby Lamington Presbyterian Church.

Press was not allowed inside the white chapel; Trump staff said the church requested that.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

++VIDEO AS INCOMING++

1. Trump's motorcade heads to church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

2. Motorcade arrives at church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

3. Donald Trump arrives at church ++VIDEO SHOT FROM INSIDE PRESS VAN++

4. Mike Pence, Reince Priebus, Chief of Staff, enter church

5. Trump leaves Church with Priebus and Kellyanne Conway, senior advisor

President-elect Donald Trump made a brief statement to media in between meetings at his private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, saying he met with "a lot of great talent."

The meetings come as Trump is starting to appoint top administration officials.

Earlier, the President-elect Donald Trump met with retired Gen. James Mattis, calling him "the real deal."

Mattis is considered a contender to lead the Pentagon. He was one of a series of people who met with Trump Saturday at his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey.

Trump wouldn't say if he was offering Mattis a job, saying "we'll see." But he called Mattis a "brilliant wonderful man" and said "what a career."

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1. Retired Marine General James Mattis walking up and shaking hands with President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, posing with Trump and Pence for photos before walking inside to meet; UPSOUND (English) Donald Trump, President-elect:

"Great man."

2. Trump and Mattis walking out after meeting and shaking hands; UPSOUND (English) reporter: "Mr. President-elect, will choose General Mattis as the Sec Def (Secretary of Defense)"

Trump: "All I can say is, he is the real deal. he is the real deal."

Reporter: "Will he have a place in your administration?"

Trump: "We'll see."

Reporter: "What stood out to you in your conversation with General Mattis?"

Trump: "He's just a brilliant, wonderful man. What a career, and we're going to see what happens, but he is the real deal. Thank you everybody."

3. American flag outside of building

4. Trump shaking hands with Todd Ricketts, co-owner of the Chicago Cubs, after meeting

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"A lot of talent. We have a lot of talent. (Reporter: "Do you think that he (Todd Ricketts) will be appointed to a position? What are your thoughts?") We're going to see, but we have a lot of great talent. Thank you."

++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

6. Trump walks back inside building

7. Front door of building

US President-elect Donald Trump told reporters he met with "a lot of great talent" on Saturday while holding meetings at his private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.

The meetings come as Trump starts to appoint top administration officials.

Earlier, Trump met with retired Gen. James Mattis, calling him "the real deal".

Mattis is considered a contender to lead the Pentagon.

Trump wouldn't say if he was offering Mattis a job, saying "we'll see".

But he called Mattis a "brilliant wonderful man" and said "what a career".

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 19 November 2016

1. Retired Marine General James Mattis walking up and shaking hands with US President-elect Donald Trump and US Vice President-elect Mike Pence, posing for photos then walking inside, UPSOUND (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"Great man."

2. Trump and Mattis walking out after meeting and shaking hands; UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "Mr. President-elect, will you choose General Mattis as the Sec Def (Secretary of Defense)?"

Trump: "All I can say is, he is the real deal. He is the real deal."

(Reporter: Will he have a place in your administration?)

Trump: "We'll see."

(Reporter: What stood out to you in your conversation with General Mattis?)

Trump: "He's just a brilliant, wonderful man. What a career, and we're going to see what happens, but he is the real deal. Thank you everybody."

3. Trump walking inside ++CONTINUES FROM PREVIOUS SHOT++

4. US flag

5. Trump shaking hands with Todd Ricketts, co-owner of the Chicago Cubs, after meeting

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"A lot of talent. We have a lot of talent.

(Reporter: Do you think that he (Todd Ricketts) will be appointed to a position? What are your thoughts?)

Trump: "We're going to see, but we have a lot of great talent. Thank you."

7. Trump walking back inside building ++CONTINUES FROM PREVIOUS SHOT++

8. Front door of building

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President-elect Donald Trump made a brief statement to media in between meetings at his private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, saying he met with "a lot of great talent."

The meetings come as Trump is starting to appoint top administration officials.

Earlier, the President-elect Donald Trump met with retired Gen. James Mattis, calling him "the real deal."

Mattis is considered a contender to lead the Pentagon. He was one of a series of people who met with Trump Saturday at his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey.

Trump wouldn't say if he was offering Mattis a job, saying "we'll see." But he called Mattis a "brilliant wonderful man" and said "what a career."

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 19 November 2016

1. Trump and Mattis walking out after meeting and shaking hands; UPSOUND (English) reporter: "Mr. President-elect, will choose General Mattis as the Sec Def (Secretary of Defense)"

Trump: "All I can say is, he is the real deal. he is the real deal."

Reporter: "Will he have a place in your administration?"

Trump: "We'll see."

Reporter: "What stood out to you in your conversation with General Mattis?"

Trump: "He's just a brilliant, wonderful man. What a career, and we're going to see what happens, but he is the real deal. Thank you everybody."

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"A lot of talent. We have a lot of talent. (Reporter: "Do you think that he (Todd Ricketts) will be appointed to a position? What are your thoughts?") We're going to see, but we have a lot of great talent. Thank you."

++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

3. Trump walks back inside building

US President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday said New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was "a very talented man" as they met for talks in Bedminster, New Jersey.

But Trump did not say if there was a place for Christie in his administration.

Christie was one of a parade of officials visiting Trump Sunday at his Bedminster golf club.

Christie, a former candidate for president, was an early backer of Trump.

But he was recently demoted as head of Trump's transition effort.

It is now not clear how big a role Christie is now playing.

His diminished role came after two former aides were convicted in the George Washington Bridge political revenge plot.

Christie denies wrongdoing and wasn't charged in the 2013 scandal.

Christie recently said he plans to finish his term, which ends in 2018.

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++LONG, CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie walking to golf club, shaking hands with US President-elect Donald Trump

2. UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "Mr. Trump what are you and Governor Christie going to discuss today?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"Lots of things. Lots of good things."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "Is there a place for Governor Christie in your administration?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"He's a very talented man. Great guy. Thank you."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "What qualities about Chris Christie stand out to you?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"Many qualities, including he's smart and tough. See you later."

3. Trump, Christie walking inside

President-elect Donald Trump says New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is "a very talented man." But he is not saying if there is a place for him in his administration.

Christie was one of a parade of officials visiting Trump Sunday at his Bedminster, New Jersey golf club. Christie, a former candidate for president, was an early backer of Trump. But he was recently demoted as head of Trump's transition effort. It is now not clear how big a role Christie is now playing.

His diminished role came after two former aides were convicted in the George Washington Bridge political revenge plot. Christie denies wrongdoing and wasn't charged in the 2013 scandal.

Christie recently said he plans to finish his term, which ends in 2018.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

1. Chris Christie walking to golf club, shaking hands with Donald Trump

2. UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Mr. Trump what are you and Governor Chrisite going to discuss today?"

SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:

"Lots of things. Lots of good things."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Is there a place for Governor Christie in your administration?"

SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:

"He's a very talented man. Great guy. Thank you."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "What qualities about Chris Christie stand out to you?"

SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:

"Many qualities, including he's smart and tough. See you later."

3. Trump, Christie walk inside

Donald Trump says his wife, Melania, and son, Barron, will move to the White House "right after he finishes school" next year.

An aide to the president-elect had suggested earlier that the Trumps were reluctant to move their 10-year-old son from New York to Washington during the school year.

Trump will be inaugurated as the nation's 45th president on Jan. 20, 2017. Most American schools finish the school year in the late spring or early summer.

Trump made the remark at his golf course in New Jersey as he was escorting Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach from a meeting. It was only one of a string of sessions Trump has been having with prospects for posts in his administration.

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1. Donald Trump walking out, shaking hands with Kris Kobach

2. UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Do you intend to live in the White Hosue?"

SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:

""Yes, White House."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "And Mrs. Trump and Barron, when will they move to the White House?"

SOUNDBITE (English) President-elect Donald Trump:

"Very soon right after he finishes school."

3. Donald Trump walking back inside

US President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday said his wife, Melania, and son, Barron, will move to the White House "right after he (Barron) finishes school" next year.

An aide to the president-elect had suggested earlier that the Trumps were reluctant to move their 10-year-old son from New York to Washington during the school year.

Trump will be inaugurated as the nation's 45th president on Jan. 20, 2017.

Most American schools finish the school year in the late spring or early summer.

Trump made the remark at his golf course in New Jersey as he was escorting Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach from a meeting.

It was only one of a string of sessions Trump has been having with prospective candidates for posts in his administration.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

++LONG, CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. US President-elect Donald Trump walking out, shaking hands with Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach

2. UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "Do you intend to live in the White House, sir?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

""Yes, White House."

UPSOUND (English) Reporter (off-camera): "And Mrs. (Melania) Trump and Barron (Trump's youngest son), when will they move to the White House?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, US President-elect:

"Very soon, right after he finishes school."

3. Trump walking back inside

President-elect Donald Trump is holding another round of meetings at his New Jersey golf club with people who could fill out his cabinet.

The meetings come as Trump told reporters outside the clubhouse on Sunday that he was getting very close on new appointments.

Among those who met with Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence on Sunday were Hollywood talent agent Ari Emmanuel. His brother, Rahm Emanuel, was President Barack Obama's chief of staff and now the mayor of Chicago. No details were given on what their meeting was about.

Peter Kirsanow, who is an attorney and member of the U.S. US Civil Rights Commission, also met with Trump and Pence. Kirsanow also served on the National Labor Relations Board during the George W. Bush administration.

Also on Sunday former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani arrived through a side door at the clubhouse. When reporters asked Trump what he planned on discussing with Giuliani, Trump smiled and replied, "Wouldn't you like to know."

Trump also met with billionaire investor Wilbur Ross as the president-elect searches for a secretary of commerce.

Asked Sunday if he's considering Ross for the post, the president-elect replied: "That's what we're looking for."

When asked by reporters what he thought comments made by the cast of "Hamilton," Trump said they were "very inappropriate."

He's demanded an apology for a message an actor delivered from the stage to Trump's running mate about the need for diversity in America. Pence who attended the Broadway play said he was not offended by the message.

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1. Donald Trump escorts Hollywood talent agent, Ari Emanuel to car UPSOUND: Reporter: "Mr. Trump, how did the meeting go with Mr. Emanuel?" Donald Trump, President-elect: "Very good. Great guy, great friend of mine."

2. Trump walks back in to clubhouse

2. Peter Kirsanow departs UPSOUND: Reporter: Mr. Trump, how close are you to making a decision? Donald Trump, President-elect: "Getting very close on a lot. Everything OK? Need some hot chocolate? You have enough?"

3. Rudy Giuliani walks in to meeting through side door entrance

4. Trump escorts John Gray out of clubhouse UPSOUND: Reporter: "What are you looking forward to discussing with Rudy Giuliani later?" Donald Trump, President-elect: "Wouldn't you like to know."

5. Wilbur Ross arrives at clubhouse UPSOUND: Reporter: Are you interested in being Commerce Secretary? Wilbur Ross: "Time will tell."

6. Trump and Pence meet Ross UPSOUND: Reporter: Is Mr. Ross a candidate for commerce secretary, sir? Donald Trump, President-elect: Commerce Secretary. That's what we're looking for." Reporter: Mr. Trump are you still upset about Hamilton? Trump: "They were very inappropriate."

7. Trump, Pence and Ross walk back into clubhouse

President-elect Donald Trump is holding another round of meetings at his New Jersey golf club with people who could fill out his cabinet.

The meetings come as Trump told reporters outside the clubhouse on Sunday that he was getting very close on new appointments.

Among those who met with Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence on Sunday were Hollywood talent agent Ari Emmanuel.

His brother, Rahm Emanuel, was President Barack Obama's chief of staff and now the mayor of Chicago.

No details were given on what their meeting was about.

Peter Kirsanow, who is an attorney and member of the US Civil Rights Commission, also met with Trump and Pence.

Kirsanow also served on the National Labor Relations Board during the George W. Bush administration.

Also on Sunday former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani arrived through a side door at the clubhouse.

When reporters asked Trump what he planned on discussing with Giuliani, Trump smiled and replied, "Wouldn't you like to know."

Trump also met with billionaire investor Wilbur Ross as the president-elect searches for a secretary of commerce.

Asked Sunday if he's considering Ross for the post, the president-elect replied: "That's what we're looking for."

When asked by reporters what he thought comments made by the cast of "Hamilton," Trump said they were "very inappropriate."

He's demanded an apology for a message an actor delivered from the stage to Trump's running mate about the need for diversity in America.

Pence who attended the Broadway play said he was not offended by the message.

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Bedminster, New Jersey - 20 November 2016

1. Donald Trump escorts Hollywood talent agent, Ari Emanuel to car UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Mr. Trump, how did the meeting go with Mr. Emanuel?" Donald Trump, President-elect: "Very good. Great guy, great friend of mine."

2. Trump walks back in to clubhouse

3. Peter Kirsanow, attorney and member of the US Civil Rights Commission, shakes hands with Trump, departs, UPSOUND (English) Reporter: Mr. Trump, how close are you to making a decision? Donald Trump, President-elect: "Getting very close on a lot. Everything OK? Need some hot chocolate? You have enough?"

4. Rudy Giuliani walks in to meeting through side door entrance

5. Trump escorts John Gray, writer, out of clubhouse UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "What are you looking forward to discussing with Rudy Giuliani later?" Donald Trump, President-elect: "Wouldn't you like to know."

6. Wilbur Ross, investor, arrives at clubhouse UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Are you interested in being Commerce Secretary? Wilbur Ross: "Time will tell."

7. Trump and Pence greet Ross on doorstep UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "Is Mr. Ross a candidate for Commerce Secretary, sir?" Donald Trump, President-elect: "Commerce Secretary. That's what we're looking for." Reporter: "Mr. Trump are you still upset about Hamilton?" Trump: "They were very inappropriate."

US President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence concluded a day of meetings at Trump's private golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey on Saturday.

Trump and Pence held a series of meetings as the President-elect started to appoint top administration officials.

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++CONTINUOUS SHOT++

1. President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence walking out of building after a day of meetings, Trump giving brief comments to media before getting in car and leaving; UPSOUND (English) Reporter: "How were your meetings Mr. Trump?"

Trump: "Really good."

Reporter: "Mr. Trump, what are your feelings right now about how this process is going?"

Trump: "Really efficiently, very good, tremendous talent. We're seeing tremendous talent. People that, as I say, we will make America great again. These are really great people. These are really, really talented people."

Reporter: "Do you see the Cabinet being shaped tonight, sir?"

Trump: "Yes, partially. We're doing this again tomorrow."

Reporter: "Is General Mattis going to be Secretary of Defense?"

Trump: "Well, we think he's a great guy. He is some, he is some great man. (reporters asking questions) We'll hear some things tomorrow I think."

Reporter: "Governor Pence, what are your thoughts Governor Pence?"

Reporter: "Does 'Bridgegate' disqualify Governor Christie from being in your Cabinet, sir?"

Trump: "We like Chris a lot."

Reporter: "Do you have any reaction to what happened at 'Hamilton' Mr. Trump? I know you tweeted about it earlier today."