Mitt Romney, Donald Trump to Hold 'Healing Meeting' This Weekend |

Mitt Romney will meet this weekend with President-Elect Donald Trump.

That's according to a source involved with the incoming Republican president's transition, who described it as a "healing meeting." The source requested anonymity because the event has not been officially announced.

Romney was the 2012 presidential nominee and was an outspoken critic of Trump throughout the election. He slammed the New York businessman as a "phony" and a "fraud."

Trump repeatedly referred to Romney as a "loser."

But the two began mending fences after Trump's victory. Romney called to congratulate Trump.

"Mitt Romney called to congratulate me on the win," Trump wrote on Twitter. "Very nice!"

Meanwhile, Trump has wrapped up a meeting with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in Trump Tower.

Trump's transition team says the incoming president and Kissinger discussed China, Russia, Iran and the European Union.

It comes ahead of Trump's meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, his first in-person meeting with a foreign leader since his election.

Kissinger was Secretary of State under Republican presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.

Vice President-elect Mike Pence says he's confident Trump's administration can find common ground with Democrats.

Pence spoke briefly with reporters after a private meeting with incoming Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York. He also met with House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi of California during a busy day in Washington.

Pence says he's looking "forward to finding ways that we can find common ground and move the country forward."

He adds: "I'm very grateful for the open door, and I look forward to carrying the presided-elect's agenda to all of the members of the Senate and all the members of the House after January 20th."