.stuart: i'm going to go straigt into the boarding good morning, everyone 10:00 o'clock eastern time time to get to the money. the dow is down less than 100 points, the s&p out with a two-point gain, nasdaq down 20 points. the ten year treasury has been coming down for 28.

the price of oil low 70s, 7119. bitcoin 68300, that is the market and now this. what happens if the stock market what happens to the stock market on wednesday, assuming we get a clear election result. remember in 2016 when trump pulled out a surprise when the trump rallied read what about this time around, i'm going to stick my neck out and makes a prediction. if there's a giant red wave and trump sweeps the white house and congress the market should rally sharply and investors may be worried about tariffs but tax-cut deregulation on music to wall street's years, if there is a blue wave and harris sweeps, forget about it, expect the selloff, tax hikes on individuals are absolutely not music to wall street's years. but then it gets complicated. if trump wins the white house but democrats take the senate and the house that would be the

divided government, there would still be a stock rally because trump would get at least some of his program through. if you get the white house and the senate the rally stands big time because he could squash anything radical coming from the house. let's turn it around kamala harris takes the white house but the republicans take congress, not good for stocks, modest selloff she would probably be able to negotiate her tax-and-spend program if she took the white house and the senate it's much worse, the couple low, boils down to this in my opinion the more power trump accumulates the better the stock market performance. if it's a disputed election with court challenges that prevent an early resolution all bets are off if it's one thing the markets don't like is uncertainty i'm hoping when we go on the air 9:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday morning a clear decision and a clear direction in the stock market. fingers crossed. second hour of varney just getting started.

♪ >> gerry baker is a wall street journal editorial at large guy and he joins me now. what do you think happens to the market on wednesday morning. >> in the unlikely event that we have a clear outcome on wednesday morning i think that's pretty unlikely, nobody knows we are in a position of radical uncertainty and would not been in any election in my lifetime because the last two were close and at this stage they didn't look to be close everybody thought hilary was going to win in 2016 and comfortably in the postadjusted both of them turned out to be incredibly close and of course 2020, the election went on for days and weeks afterwards you get the chances are we will have a lot of uncertainty in the immediate hours and days inconceivably weeks after the election, that's good to make people nervous, i agree with your analysis if there's a clear outcome and

whoever it is especially if it's clear with control over the presidency in control of congress in the same direction i think the market will like that they know they can see what kind of program they're going to get. i however, would say we see this reflected in the markets in the last few weeks, much more concern as we go forward about the broader physical picture, the u.s. is in a fiscal mess, you know $35 trillion of debt one 100% of gdp of debt deficit and 7% the kind of thing we don't see except in more depression. i think there is going to be pressure interestingly as previous administrations to do something about that they will still want the tax cuts but they want evidence that republican if it is trump and republican-controlled congress that they are serious about addressing the deficit that will be what are the big stories of the early part of the next administration. >> would you agree what are the most important votes of republicans is the control of

the senate if they get control you're in the driver's seat. >> important for multiple reasons in terms of trump's appointments and trump's nomination and the president gets elected even when he asked control and they normally when control of the senate when there's a change in the administration, the outgoing senate even if it isn't of the same of the president's party and let the nominations go through because the president is giving the way anyone the election. i don't expect that this time, the democrats control the senate and well until january the third whatever happens will not be a surprise if they don't allow any potential nomination to go through early and then the question does he have a working majority in the senate, enough to have 51 or 50 seats plus the casting vote of jd vance. i think he's going to need to be more than that, you can have a couple of republican senators and you are going to like his

appointments and you are going to be guaranteed a vote for the policy studies going to go for. it probably needs to be 52 or 53 seats to make sure he can get stuff done. kamala harris refused to say how she voted on california tough on crime prop woody six measure. >> have you return the ballot in california and how did you vote on prop 36. >> i have my ballot on its way to california and i'm going to trust the system that it will arrive there and i'm not going to talk about the vote on that because honestly it's a sunday before the election and i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. >> that is a non- answer strategy of being vague in his seems to be working for her. >> it encapsulates on the answer and i don't think she should be president of the united states but white people see and have real doubts about her. it shows not only in this

caution that she has shown political caution throughout the entire campaign, the reluctance to give tough interviews until later on the vague message in the reluctance to distance herself from joe biden which i think would've served her much better and if she goes down it's because she's tied to joe biden. and then the idea, the candidate for president and you can't tell us how you voted on the proposition and the answer we know where we can suspect how she votes she is a liberal soft on crime radical progressive that she was when she was in california and she was when she was in the senate and she pretended not to be somehow for the last three months, we know who that sage and she can't speak the truth because she knows she would reveal it. a nonanswer, you are with me for the hour, thank you very much

indeed. former campaign manager for president obama is worried about early voting numbers, what did he say. >> is worried about republicans jim messina, strong showing in the early voting. >> what is your biggest concern if you the harris team. >> i think it's a couple things, early vote numbers are little scary, we've been texting back and forth and republicans did not do what they did last time, trump said don't really vote so they did not, republicans have an advantage in early vote numbers and when the early vote comes in is good to look different than 2020 and that is scary. >> more than 77 million americans have already cast a ballot that's half of the electorate, 80 million people in the shift that jim messina is calling scary under the battleground if you look at arizona about 2 million people already voted over 40% from registered republicans if you go to north carolina a record for

an half-million voted in person slightly more republican than democrats that's a huge shift from four years ago when 1 million democrats voted early these are the shifts that he's talking about just because your registered democrat doesn't mean you vote for kamala harris and vice versa. it's a good sign. if it's a turnout election republicans win tomorrow. more republicans typically show up on traditional tuesday. >> the turnout has been exceptional. get back to the market monday morning here's how your monies working port were against were down a hundred on the dow, up three on the s&p and the nasdaq is down 13 on a caution on wall street. jeff sica a joining us this monday morning only 12000 jobs added to the economy in october, you tell me what is the true state of the economy. >> that's a big question. that's the entire year in the

last four years we've been told how well the economy is doing specifically in the employment market now we get hit with a report in the government is coming out saying it was the hurricane and the bone strike but they've not quantified how the hurricane or the bone strike has affected. what i see we are in the economy, i would call this economy a carbon monoxide economy. everybody has been told that everything is great we've been breathing in the carbon monoxide and not even knowing it. friday's report is an indication that things are not as rosy as the government has made them seem. >> what do you think about trump muscle the federal reserve saying you have to cut rate little local input. >> an ideal world the fed was supposed to be independent but

anybody who thinks jerome powell has not been influenced by the by data administration is fooling themselves. i don't think that president trump should be bullying per se, nor do i actually think he is and i think president trump has the right to do is point out the mistakes that i think he's made and i think jerome powell has made some incredible mistakes and of trump selected he's going to have to justify whether or not he should stay in the administration and i think that might not be an easy thing to do. >> i said the more power trump gets the higher stock prices go, give me 20 seconds. do you agree. >> i think president trump has the right agenda for the stock market especially with the tax cut. i think if trump won it would be a win for the market. thank you for joining us, laura is looking at the movers, start

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>> on the market the dow is down 100, the s&p is up to, nasdaq

down nine, no clear trend. the new york times hundreds of tech workers the power digital operation have gone on strike, pay raises in the times return to office policy. the stock is down 6%, donald trump is beginning the election campaign tour in raleigh, north carolina, aishah hasnie is with him, trump has a jampacked schedule. take me through please. >> we're going to put on wings and we're going to fly around with the former president because he is a very busy bee, good morning to you the trump campaign is waking up this morning feeling very cautiously optimistic, very pleased with the early voter turnout in key battleground states including north carolina, arizona and nevada here in north carolina the president was coming to this valley and going to be speaking to a crowd which the majority i would say have already voted

early, take a look at the numbers will put them on your screen 56% of registered voters in this battleground state have already cast their ballots in more republicans were registered republicans have very devoted as opposed to registered democrats in a talk to some of the republicans this morning and they're not surprised by the numbers. >> and suck the same as 2020 or 2016, donald trump is for us, he does not care about the rich washington elite, he is for the everyday american. >> what is the final pitch, the final pitch is to get out and flood the polls on election day kamala harris the former president last night talking to a huge crowd in macon georgia. i would like to begin by asking a simple question are you better

off now than you were four years ago? with your vote on tuesday i will end inflation i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country and i will bring back the american dream. >> the campaign is making a pretty confident prediction today hours before the polls open they think that the traditional gop voters that like to go on election day the massive red waves shows up tomorrow, the former president will win this thing, that's what you're telling me. >> i'm sure they are, thank you for joining us we will see you soon your busy schedule, later on tonight area kamala harris will be in philadelphia she's holding a star-studded concert rally back with a listers like lady gaga, ricky martin, pete hegseth is with me now does that here is campaign with

celebrities work with younger voters, stop laughing. >> i'm trying not to laugh. it was a neat little fullscreen that we got a chance to look at. it will gardener up interest in attending an event i don't think it's changing anyone's mind as a candidate and it conjures up images of hillary clinton in 2016 with a lot of celebrity interest especially at the end of pusher across the finish line it was a lot of smoke and not a lot of substance, she was forced to play different game that she wanted to because she knew she was losing so she had to do interviews and get out and answer questions but her answer was no comment or i cannot tell you what the stances and now the reliant on a big advantage of paid advertising that these polished you do the arguments that no one is really buying alongside of a concert like this. 30 baked in what people's views are of kamala harris that they don't really know her and if you don't know somebody don't like the condition of the country and they have been there for three

and half years entered to make a closing argument the city different than that. tonight is going to rally in grand rapids, michigan to the autoworkers, what do you think of that. i think they are already largely on his thought. >> very true they are but you cannot take that for granted you have a lot of old line commitments at the democrat party inside of that group, hammering home i'm going to give you all options and provide the auto industry in detroit, michigan miracle would be under my watch it every day americans recognize he's out to protect them and that's a good closing argument what you heard from the young lady fl rally in raleigh, he is for me that's a powerful attachment when it's a firm on the stage of last night. stuart: joe rogan grill the democrat pennsylvania senator john fetterman over the controversial porterville under.

>> is a badillo. >> within the deal didn't involve amnesty and didn't involve a significant number of illegal aliens being allowed into the country every year. these people we moved to swing states and that will be used to break them states and turn them live forever. >> i'm not really sure if that's what's in play. i think it's important to have an honest conversation. >> doesn't seem logical. >> it's good to see joe rogan get to the nitty-gritty. it really was essentially it was not an amnesty bill was it. >> absolutely it's good to see john fetterman capable of doing that heckuva recovery i am happy for him. the debate has been a sham from fighting harris they used as a shell to make it look like they care about the border but when you dig into the details it was a full on amnesty bill that would allow, not cap but allow

thousands of illegals across the border every day with impunity. if donald trump posted because it was a bad bill that would've tied his hands not because of the political card to play in the future. fetterman knows that he's been pretty honest about a lot of things in joe rogan swallowing a giant red pill so he gets it to. people are voting on immigration tonight, there voting for trump. >> i think the giant red pill was very interesting. you're having far too much fun you could host election coverage tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox nation and we will be there watching it for you. on fox business watch the special election that starts tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. pete hegseth will see you later. listen to new york governor kathy hochul says about republican voters. >> if you're voting for these republicans in new york you are voting for someone who supports donald trump in your antiwoman,

antiabortion and basically anti-american. anti-american, that is strong we will be all over that i guarantee. polls show trump is leading among gen z men but they don't turn out to vote. how do you get them to the polls we will ask young republican club president who is about to walk towards me on the set. ♪

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people potentially. >> marriott. >> return to the annual profit forecast they say travel demand in u.s. and china and the stock is down 2%. >> sherwin-williams. >> they will joined the dow jones industrial friday morning they replace the dow chemical company up for another percent. >> they are big enough to get into the dow industrial. >> they sell premium priced paint spinnaker take your word for it, today jd vance and tim walz will make one last pitch to voters in wisconsin, mike tobin is in la crosse. what can we expect from the vp candidates. >> it is all done as far as persuasion from the vp candidates and so many of this arrogance trying to pump up the base. jd vance is expected to speak at the la crosse center any minute, the candidates of presidential candidates have made their final appearances in wisconsin the vice presidential letter getting wisconsin soil on their shoes and what we saw on that we can

with the parade of surrogates doing what we talked about trying to electrify the base. in wisconsin a single precinct might be decided by ten or 20 votes. those votes could determine the fate of our republic the world that our children and grandchildren will then here it. >> the last four years rising prices, low wages and open border and were breaking out in europe and the middle east, that's not what we had with donald trump and that's not what we had in wisconsin since president trump backed to the white house. >> we need to get the country back on track that involves selecting air cozy and reelecting president trump. >> we had the republican senators talk about your company he is republican given the democratic tammy baldwin a run for her money. the latest poll shows import points behind but if you look at the real clear politics average he is within striking distance. the early voting numbers can get a little confusing in wisconsin because you have the anomaly of

covid when we had a presidential election, there were 375,000 more mail-in ballots last time around but if you look at the early voting this time around they are up by 300,000 ballots, the people in wisconsin know that their vote matters are getting out to the polls in the latest polls show trump and hear his neck and neck. stuart: thank you so much let's listen to what elise stefanik said about donald trump support in new york. >> if you look at joe biden's performance in 2020, districts of new york the joe biden carried by 15 points, donald trump is up by one or two points is 16 significant shift and wanted to prognosticators moving in the wrong direction toward democrats. i believe you'll see a sweeping republican victory with election day we need to get our voters out to vote there voting early in election day will be very important. gavin whacks the new young republicans club is a guest on this program and back today. realistically what chance do you

think trump has of winning new york state. >> i think it is a nonzero think we will be making history with the results regardless and at a baseline relook at what are the highest percentages for republicans in the state in a very long time it's not just in new york is an isolated incident has happening across the country and we see various polls in early voting numbers show a breakout for republicans in trump at large even like new jersey there's interesting numbers, rhode island. stuart: tell me about new jersey i live in new jersey. >> they have a lot of trendlines working our way. >> have you seen them. >> i saw them physically at wildwood on the beach. >> have you seen internal polls. >> numbers within the margin of error and similar numbers out of rhode island and similar numbers across the country and the traditional swing states and were looking at a realignment action tickets for the republican party towards president trump it is populism in his approach to politics and

will see a lot of traditional states even if they don't flip the get close in the next ten years will be talking about them a lot more. >> traditional blue states if trump does well will help they're down ballot voting like new york especially. >> correct that's with the house conference chair elise stefanik was a member talking about it in new york the house majority past through the state so down ballot race in new york is extremely important for the republican party to maintain control of the house and continue growing majorities. stuart: young men are going toward truck had to get them to come about. nbc has trump up 18 points with men in harris up 16 points with women. >> and iowa straw poll that showed president trump 30 with young voters that the highest number in the pool over the last three cycles and what were seen as a push and pull the democrats are pushing particularly young men away from the party with the rhetoric and the radical

policies and the radical feminist agenda and you see president trump embrace the rhetoric, the substance, the policy and the media approach that is bringing young men into the fold whether the podcasts are showing up to usc and sporting events he's doing things to appeal to the younger demographic and younger men he has an older millennial on his ticket and jd vance the first millennial candidate on a presidential ticket i think all these things are bringing the young voters and inefficient what we went. you are relentlessly optimistic. >> i think we need to be optimistic there's a lot of stuff coming out of the polls a lot of them are suppression polls if we have enthusiasm high in the morell high we will win come tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. gerry baker is still with me there is a gender divide obviously men up 18 points for trump and women of 16 points for kamala harris, have you ever seen anything like that before. >> not on that scale the gender gap has been around 40 or 50 years but before the 1980s

women tended to be more conservative and vote republican beginning in the 70s and '80s result of an issue like abortion and more women voted for democrats but we never seen anything on this scale and on the flipside women seem to be voting in significant numbers and what we seen from the polls in the early voting for kamala harris, not all of them but particularly women with college degrees and women who live in the critical suburbs in the swing states suburbs of philadelphia suburbs of milwaukee and detroit who were critical in giving joe biden a win in 2020 they do seem to be voting in great numbers. everybody went slightly crazy over the poll that we got on saturday night that was released in iowa this famous seltzer pool not gay famously probably erroneously and suggested that kamala harris would win iowa but what was so interesting the numbers showed among older women

a huge advantage for the democrats among older women rather than younger women. it's an interesting phenomenon joe biden did well among older people there was a flip of the traditional voting patterns for did very well harris is not as well among the group but among older women she may be getting significant numbers of the vote. it's a remarkable gap we could see a gender gap in the like that would never seen before. stuart: we will have more for you later. ashley come into this what is trump team saying about the early voting numbers? >> you could say the trump campaign is unusually confident based on that. fox news media host howard kurtz says trump camp says reg entered registration figures favor republicans based on mail-in voting in the battleground states that we know will decide the race. the harris team trying to sound more optimistic claiming that late deciders are breaking their way by more than 10%.

harris also needs a huge turnout in philadelphia to carry the state in numerous reports say she still struggling to win over some black men. howard kurtz says in one key state after another focal black leaders are worried about warning signs in their community as turnout is not meeting expectations in urban areas. but of course after tomorrow the polls and predictions and prognosticating will be a memory and we will know who was right and who is wrong. stuart: hopefully he'll get a clear-cut decision, that would be nice wouldn't it. thank you very much. still ahead kimberly brought the daughter of nfl legend jim brown endorsing donald trump. she'll tell us the issue she thinks matters most. nikki haley making her case on why trump is a better choice for president. her argument next. ♪ will

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stuart: the dow is down 129-point, let me tell you this unitedhealth, goldman sachs, mcdonald's, three dow stocks all of them sharply lower taken together the three shave 100 points of the dow industrial, following the week october jobs report new troubling signs on the academy emerging, edward lawrence at the white house. what are the troubling signs. >> even today factory workers came in down more than the last month a month over month yet the crooks in the job market that you're showing 12000 jobs created for president trump is running that he can fix the

economy, the last jobs report did not help vice president kamala harris running on the successes that she sees and she seen over the past four years or so and what she called a strong economy. former president trump looks at the 12000 jobs created in october and said this over the weekend. >> we have breaking news is actually bad news is only good for one thing if you happen to be running against the stupid fools that created this. it's bad news bad news to the country. if she gets four more years you're never going to recover from these stupid people. >> we hear about an opportunity academy from vice president harris but she vaguely talks about policies increasing government programs while she says there's no daylight between her president joe biden on body not under bidenomics and julie su defended the job creating under the biden harris a administration making the case that recently things are getting

better. >> is a strong labor market, gdp is up, inflation is down, wages are up and wages have exceeded inflation for 17 months straight. the employment rate remained steady and still at 4.1%. >> the fact is vice president, leigh harris has been in office for 45 months and in the time real wages are down 1.4% when you factor in inflation in the course of the biden harris a administration this economy has added back or created 1.8 million government jobs and that is taxpayer money that pays for all the workers over the past four years that have been added to the economy. >> got it, nikki haley just released an op-ed telling voters why they should vote for trump. what did she have to say. >> very interesting. nikki haley said trump will likely do things in the second

term that she won't like but she says that is not the question in the selection she says no politician gets everything right but she says when it comes to the issues there's only one choice saying in part i don't agree with mr. trump won 100% of the time but i do agree with him most of the time and i disagree with ms. harris nearly all the time and this makes it easy call she goes on to say for those clear eyed enough to see mr. trump clause and honest enough to acknowledge them the question whether were better off with his policies or his opponents. on taxes, spending, inflation, immigration energy and national security the candidates are miles apart and mr. trump is clearly the better choice. nikki haley in the wall street journal. stuart: gerry baker is with me. can nikki haley supporting trump of any impact of the late stage of the game with suburban women. >> at this stage i doubt it i'm

sorry to sound old and jaded but i don't think these endorsements move very many people. what's most striking is the timing. we were told she was going to campaign with trump and she has not done that. we know she's not enthusiastic about trump she said negative things about him in the past and this feels like a last-minute attempt to signal to trump i'm still around maybe i'm available for a job. i don't want to be too cynical but it's not going to move a lot of voters and it was important to get out before the last person had gone to the polls and express some public expression of support for trump in order to maintain her longer-term viability. stuart: she might when the cabinet if trump went. >> and she wants to run in 2028 and if she didn't give him support she will be in trouble. you're alright. we told america is in the grip of toxic politics and we assume her democracy is in danger because he is running so strong

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that could be prevented is from altar processed foods which robert f kennedy junior has been saying i just returned from europe happily i could eat pa pasta. i do want to get too graphic but my g.i. tract was working perfectly. i have a glass of wine without worried about it and i cannot believe the altar processed food chemicals in the genetically modified chemicals do to us into our bodies and our food in their waistline and then when you are obese with 40% of american adults are you are risking high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes and stroke and cancer, the place to start and this is what i wrote in the hill before you ever get to the doctor's office that's what make america healthy again is before you ever get to the doctor's office let's stop loaded up with chemicals.

stuart: you mentioned rfk junior he's in the forefront of make america healthy again. he also suggested he would be on fluoride from the water supply, what do you say that. >> i wouldn't here's what i would say that he is an extremely smart analyst and attorney but i think is three steps ahead of himself. what is really saying is fluoride connected to a decrease in iq. that question. it's also fair to ask what all the cavity would result by banning fluoride what is not due to iq what does it do to not have fluoride and to get cavities, the bacteria in your mouth does not lead to diminished iq and you have to study that i would welcome the studies how much does fluoride used to help health and what does it do to put health and harm's way clearly your iq is not a cobweb you can have all the fluoride and you're still faster than anybody i've ever seen your specific example.

stuart: is there any proof that fluoride in the water reduces iq? >> there is no proof that is my point there's no proof whatsoever i would not go there. but again we don't know whether he would go there either he's just bringing up the question. i nevermind question but i don't believe it should be banned at all. >> you're a prolific writer. >> we could decrease the amount of fluoride in the water that's a different issue. stuart: you're a prolific writer you got that in the hill and the journal about the dangers from very strong marijuana. in 30 seconds tell me more. >> i love the headline which i did not choose, woodstock weed is what my kids parents generation smoked which had a thc content of 1.5%, switzerland 1%, france 0.3%, here in the

united states most of the states where it's illegal are allowing you any and if it is as 30 or 60% an enormous amount headline the result of the health issues that were seen for marijuana is due to the high thc problems with development and psychosis and problems with anxiety and birth issue and reproduction issue, pregnant women smoke at it the different product than when we had when we were kids. stuart: the genie is out of the bottle and you cannot put it back with great difficulty. doctor siegel i'm out of time all good stuff we appreciate it. gerry baker thank you for being with us, first time i've ever done that. hopefully it's not the last, jason katz on how the market will react to the election a red wave, blue waiver divided government. gop policy mitchell brown on what the polls are saying the day before the election tomi lahren on kathy hochul calling republican voters anti-american

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