vizsla silver has consolidated one of the largest high grade silver projects in the world in mexico. we've just released our pea and that's the first step to production. we're massively undervalued, with less than 9% of our known veins having been drilled so far. >> when the country is nearly two-thirds saying we're off track, i think it's perfect for trump. i think trump will win and by a

healthy margin. >> we have that uncertainty, it's a bull market so don't let the uncertainty get you. >> we're cautiously optimistic about a big victory tomorrow night and everyone turns out to vote. we're seeing that people are turning out to vote. >> if she takes office, if harris takes the office, it'll be a rough patch. >> she covered up joe biden's cognitive decline for many years and now trump having cognitive decline. how many rallies does he have today, four? >> she's that liberal soft on crime and radical progressive she was when she was in california. stuart: toxic by bri brittney

spears. it's monday, november 4, let's get going. day before the election and on the markets, i sense a little caution there. dow industrials down 140 points and four of them account for much of that loss. minor gain for the s&p and minor gain for the nasdaq. show me big tech. a mixed picture. nvidia is up, it's going to replace intel in the dow jones industrial average and november and the microsoft, amazon, apple, alphabet, they're down. check the 10-year treasury yield, please. down to 4.29%. we're starting the 11:00 hour show this morning with jay con katz because he's our market analyst and this is the day to analyze the markets. jason, welcome back to the show. what happens if the markets -- to the market, what happens to the stock market if we get a blue wave and harris sweeps? >> blue wave, stu, translates into a katie bar the door situation and that's predicated on the fact that the market will

be gripped with fear with respect to higher regulation, more spending and onerous taxes. stuart: all bad news for stock ifs harris sweeps. >> indeed. stuart: reverse, the market if we get a red sweep, trump wins big? >> red sweep, i think initial euphoria and then i think the narrative then shifts back to his tariffs, what does that mean for inflation. then i also think the focus goes onto what elon musk said. he's not taking a scalpel. he would take a hatchet to government inefficiency and spending and he admitted that would result in some short term pain and going for moderation thereafter. stuart: what about divided government. president is one party and congress is the other. >> harris winning the white house but you have a republican senate. i think it's status quo to some extent and your editorial earlier this morning and under

that scenario, looking at more spending squeaking through and tax provisions of 2017 sunsetting and some further tax hikes coming down the pike so i think that net and net would be a modest negative. stuart: you say that recent price action various stocks, recent price action suggests that the red sweep and trump sweep is possible. make your case. >> indeed. last few days, trading days and look over the last month and look at classic class that is highly regulated and it's bitcoin and regulated and bitcoin and look at healthcare stocks and energy stocks and all those moved in the favor of trump and surge of the predication and on tariffs and going for the reflection of more stable and stronger economy so if you follow the money, people vote with their money. i think it's suggesting that it's entirely possible that

whoever wins that seat in the white house actually sweeps the whole maguill icu ttie. e. stuart: stocks go up. >> people looking forward to less regulation and more mna activity and more drilling and less onerous taxes and that in turn is the stock market the path of least resistance ad nauseam continuing to the upside. stuart: jason catastrophe, thank you for -- jason katz, thank you for joining me on the upside. both sides mention hate and we are told that america is in the grip of toxic politics. president calls supporters garbage and trump says harris is dumb. so it goes. our democracy is in danger and negative emotion is indeed

running so strong. i would challenge that. outrage may be unpleasant, especially when you're on the receiving end. it may lead to threats of violence like biden's clenched teeth, kick him in the rear end comment. that's not acceptable. but intensity is not a threat to democracy. just because the issues are fought hard with plenty of emotion, doesn't mean the constitution republic is coming and apathy corrodes democracy and no interest in voting for the whole thing to break down. look at new york city, one in five voters turned out for recent mayoral elections and new york is a one party city and very badly run. we're seeing the exact opposite in this presidential election and people are fired up. maybe angry at both candidates but they want to vote and want their voice heard and that's what democracy is all about. of those that voted in 2020, more than half have already voted in 2024. no apathy there. there is however one example in this election cycle where

democracy did come under attack. that was joe biden's pursuit of donald trump in the courts. the lawfare strategy and democrats under direction from the biden white house bent and twisted the law in an effort to imprison and bankrupt their political opponent. that's not the way our democracy is supposed to work. as of now, this democracy is doing very well. it's not threatened by passionate politics and we have a choice of candidates who represent very different points of view. they'll make up our collective mind on which way to go. i don't see apathy out there, i see a vibrant constitutional republic. brian burg with me now. >> you don't hear this very often and someone defending the debate and that's what democracy was created to do and that's where democracy can verbally spar all you want and don't do the worst thing you want and physically spar with each other and that's what we're trying to avoid here. to me the threat to democracy is

not people saying dumb things. the threat was somebody else saying you can't say anything and that to me is where the balance of risk lies in american democracy right now. stuart: talk money and well known economist and moham mohamd el-erian and said low prices are not going to happen now. >> it's very hard to bring down prices and that's one political problem and tell people inflation is coming down in the head they think prices are coming down. not the rate of increase of prices. so it's a misunderstanding unfortunately, but you've got to be careful what you wish for because if prices come down significantly, we are in something much worse economically.

>> you need prices so slow way down and wage gains to grow really fast. you need a lot of productivity and paychecks to grow. that's why you have to ask yourself as a voter who's going to grow the economy fastest because that's how you actually get real wages above price increases and help people in the pocketbook. stuart: trump grows the economy faster. >> that's why it's an advantage for him because he's always talking about growth and not equity and not fairness and fair share and stay with me for the hour. stuart: lauren is looking at movers and we're going to start with lows on the unit. lauren: hurricane milton in the range of $25-$55 million and stock is down.

stuart: supermicro. lauren: up 6.5% and little recovery last year after the worst week ever last week and fell 45% after accounting firm resigned and didn't want to be associated with management or the reporting their financials. stuart: i've got a couple oil companies, exxon, diamond back, phillips 66. other oil names and why are they up this morning? lauren: opec+ delayed increase and putting oil on the market by another month and that's good for prices of oil and oil is up and energy names are higher too. stuart: got it, thank you, lauren. kamala harris become the new comment candidate. she wouldn't even say how she voted on the measure of crime in california. >> ballot is on my way to california and i'm not even going to talk about the vote on that and it's the sunday before the election. stuart: we'll bring you a full report from the store in los angeles that was just looted over the weekend.

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it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. stuart: kamala harris refused to say if she's refuting the california soft on crime laws. max gordon is in los angeles. what did she say about it, max?

reporter: good morning, stu n. a back and forth with reporters and vice president kamala harris said she sent in her california mail in ballot and wouldn't say which way she voted on california proposition 6 and would increase penalties for retail crime and some drug crimes and take a listen to what she had to say. >> i'm not going to talk about the vote on that because honestly it's the sunday before the election, and i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. but i did vote. reporter: prop 36 implement harsher penalties for people caught stealing, member style and smash and grab robb robberid increase penalties for some drug crimes and recent public policy from the institute of california show three quarters of voters support the measure and many virginiaens are fed up with retail crime and right now we're standing next to a boarded up

shoe store. this store was looted on wednesday in the wake of the dodgers world series win and a lot of unrest in downtown los angeles and video from that looting and you can see the moment where it's down and people running in and out with shoe boxes in hair hands and police were able to arrest four people and california seeing an up tick in retail crime and retail theft rose 39% in california between 2022 and 2023. those who are against prop 36 say that it would be overly punitive and would cost the state tens of millions and there are fears it would fill up prisons and jails here in the state. stu. stuart: trying not to laugh. max gorden, thank you very much indeed. reporter: thank you. stuart: real clear politics polling average has trump with a 0.1% lead over harris. nationally that is. he's also leading in five out of seven swing states by very

narrow margin. gop pollster mitchell brown is with baa us. is that what you're seeing, mitchell, the election is extremely close? >> i hate to be the one to tell people, it's going to be closer than 16 and 20 20. we'll be back here on friday not knowing who won the election and each of these states within the margin. arizona is probably the one least likely within the margin. i feel trump is comfortably leading there and there's not going to be an issue. north carolina and georgia are definitely favored for trump by two to three, obviously still close. but getting to pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, even the campaign internals and internals i'm doing for races there had it within a tenth of a percent. michigan is statistically tied and it's going to be razor thin once again. stuart: therefore probably a delayed final decision? >> probably within the three secretary of states say they're not certifying the election that night regardless. won't know till at least early wednesday morning. stuart: hoping for a big show on

wednesday morning and look who won. maybe not say that. there's a new shock poll out of has harris leading trump in normally red state iowa by three points. >> in virginia, i have harris up 7 and that's a good number for trump and overperformance of what the generic ballot is there and glen young i can is a uniqug for the iowa poll and going to be hard pressed and i've been checking the state weekly and daily on the phone and the poll is objectively false and anne has a great reputation and a good pollster and end of her career. you can't go out and do this on

trump's worst day in iowa he'd be up by 3 and catastrophically lose this election. if he was to lose iowa by three and harris ending up with 400 electoral college points. there's no way this poll could be factually correct. stuart: that's telling it how it is. a question we've many for a long time. how do you conduct a poll when most people don't have a land line and don't answer their phone when they don't recognize the number that's being called? >> yeah, again, the thing that makes polling accurate is making sure you hit every single demographic number and they're hispanic over the age of 55 and normally a state-wide poll ending 600 and 700 sample and know how many of each democratic group has to respond to the poll in front and a lot of these polls were going for them and don't have the money or bandaid width to send them on the -- bandwidth and calling land lines

and cell phones and they'll just collect when they have to and hit 300. most of the private pollsters on both sides of the aisle going to have them put out another 700 sample poll and they're collecting responses and trimming it down to make sure they hit the demographic groups accurately and there's response rates going amongst different groups in the country and polling till you hit that and calling and response rates and that's going for the field and not put out a poll and have accuracy. stuart: polls were more accurate when everybody had a land line and answered the phone? >> yes, 100%. it was a less politicized world. a lot of peep don't want to get on the phone and say they support someone. back in the day not it willing me who wins. >> i could. i would confidently sit here and say trump will win and calling it with wisconsin and michigan

are slightly more favorable than the others. stuart: thank you. very fascinating. thank you, sir. politicians using video games to reach young voters and ashley, come on in, please. how are they doing this? ashley: i don't think it's great. the game of crowds as we know largely made up of gen z and millennials and this is my opinion. harris campaign reaching the younger crowd through websites like twitch and live streaming site that specializes in video games and averages around 2.3 million daily viewers. impressive but the impact is questionable. they're panned by gamers on social media and the trump campaign used the same tactic and they questioned the point for putting rallies on twitch

when the same thing is playing on tv 6789 they're not interested. they say the candidates need to focus on the games if they're going to leverage twitch as a platform at all and getting younger people out to vote, well, that's a whole nother story. stu. stuart: thanks, ashley. brian, do you have any idea -- any suggestions on how to reach young people for voting? >> i'm not a twitch guy. the walls aoc thing -- walz aoc thing they did was a flop and no one was watching it and walz calling a play like she ran a pick six and it was ridiculous. i think it's better if you take some parts of life where people escape and don't try to insert politics into them. i don't think people go to twitch to hear politics and go to play games. sports, same thing. my view is it's not a great field to be because people don't want to hear you if you're a stinking politician and trying to have fun. stuart: stinking politician. >> that's where 7, the stinking -- you are the day before the election, the

stinking phase. stuart: have a look at dow jones industrial averages and going down six po points and dragginge dow down and united health and goldman and mcdonalds, travelers, jp morgan and taken together and dow stocks take 132 points off the dow. and brian brenberg breaking down how much more you're paying and katie hochul has a message to anyone that votes for republicans on election day and we're all ears. >> trashing american values and what we're all about over and over and over. stuart: tomi lahren is fired up about it and we'll hear her response next. ♪

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lauren: the striking workers on boeing on strike since septembe. they're voting today. they were offered 48% compounded wage increases so if you make $76,000 annually now, that would go up to $119,000. jacqui: this is me? lauren: yes. stuart: what do you have? lauren: they make pet food. up 10.5% for record sharing and raised annual revenue forecast after 26% increase in sales last quarter and 24% gross margin and chew wee does a lot online with them. stuart: the economy is a top concern for voters. brian is with us. how much more do we pay now

because of the biden administration? >> i'll take the script from here. go to inflation. 19.9% is the overall inflation increase since biden took office. but let's break it down to the big four because i think this is what voters are thinking about. up 23% in the swing states of north carolina and georgia and arizona and house price increases averaged more than 15% and energy 29.4% up and that's why trump says drill baby drill. that's why harris is having a hard time answering the fracking call. let's go to food. you know this. up 22.3% and going for the grove and cannot avoid it and these price haves not come down and they remain probably the top issue for voters and now let's go to auto insurance and you've got to drive. car price haves gone up but look how much it's gone up to insure your vehicle. and people have gotten hit with that increase. they're seeing that this year particularly in the last year with the prices that have gone

up and to me four horsemen of the political apocalypse and if you're on the wrong side of those issues, you'll have a hard time persuading voters you've got a plan for the economy. stuart: fascinating. i can understand the impact of inflation with those numbers. >> hits everybody right in their pocketbook. stuart: i'll watch you with the special edition of the big money show. economy on the ballot. that's today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time and you'll be there for that. thanks, brian. new york governor katie hochul claims republican voters are anti-american. synergy home if you're voting for these republicans in new york, you're voting for someone that supports donald trump and you're antiwoman, antiabortion, and basically anti-american because you've just trashed american values and what our country is all about over and over and over, and you'll wear this on election day. stuart: tomi lahren joins us now. what does insulting republican voters accomplish, tomi? >> you know, stuart, i'm just adding it to the list here,

deplorable, racist, sexist, xenophobic, garbage, anti-american, likening us to natzis and supporters of hitler and the list is getting long of democrat parties telling us what they think of half or more of this country. stuart, i'm not taking my patriotism cues from a party that for the last eight years has been telling us the american flag and national anthem for symbols of oppression and racism and i'll not take my patriotic cues from them and what else, this will backfire. i'm not saying this will make democrats vote republican, but i do think it's going to have those republicans that might have just sat home tomorrow, didn't want to bother with the lines on election day. this will fire them up. they're going to get out and vote even in deep blue states like new york or california. republicans might say i'm going to get out and i want donald trump to win the popular vote, and i want to show these democrats just how maga garbage i truly am. stuart: trump wants to increase turnout from young male voters.

harris seems to be focusing on women. tomi, first of all, young men, they typically don't vote in the same numbers as women. how do you get young men to go to the polls? >> well, young white men have been a group going unacknowledged by either party for such a long time and some would say it's maybe even a hard time in america to be a white man and the donald trump campaign is reaching out to these voters saying they want you to be active and take a stake in the country as much as other groups that get out to the polls in higher numbers but i think kamala harris is also overestimating maybe her support with women. there's a gender gap and kamala is doing better with women, but i would say there's going to be pro choice women out there that might in their state vote on ballot initiatives around abortion maybe on the pro choice side but will also cast their vote for donald trump. that group exists and kamala harris is ignoring it, but it's very real. stuart: why do you think kamala

harris has a hard time with men? men -- male voters. >> well, when your core message is about abortion and you're trying to shame men into voting for you by calling them sexist or misogynies if they don't, your message falls flat and young men care about things that young women do and all americans. they care about the economy. we're not given a straight answer from am kamala on the security and border security and young men seeing through this and they also just want a resurgence of masculinity in their country and don't want to be told men should compete against women and be in locker rorooms and restrooms and bringg back masculinity in this country ask it's not taboo and donald trump tapped into that. stuart: masculinity today is defined as toxic. in the popular culture, it's toxic. that's a real problem for men. >> for awhile it has been but

the tide is changing on that and people are seeing through it and feel it's fake and phony. stuart: tomi lahren, thank you very much. we'll watch you on the fox special business election to believe night at 5:00 p.m. eastern. those guys on the screen will be hosting it. coming up, pennsylvania was hit with some of the highest inflation rates during the biden harris years. will that drive residents to vote republican? congressman dan muse from pennsylvania will take that on in a moment. nfl legend jim brown publicly supported him throughout his first term and joining this show many times to tell us why. roll it. >> america will support the president everywhere we can. we love the fact he believes in jobs, we love the fact that he is a person that believes in

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chances in the election. ashley: obama criticized what trump's track record is with religious minorities and going to cite a ban on six muslim majority countries in 2017 and prevented them from entering the united states and look at this. >> with you'll cow place your trust in someone that instituted a so called muslim ban and said there's very fine people on both sides of a white supremacist rally. ashley: by the way, that muslim ban was upheld by the supreme court because of the people that wanting to come from the countries and couldn't be properly vetted. i want to go with that but

obama's comments coming from both of the votes compete for this on the religious minority in the key battleground states. they will represent them best. mr. obama. stu. stuart: got it, thanks, ash. the daughter of nfl legend jim brown has publicly endorsed donald trump. kimberly brown joining me now. welcome to the show. great to have you with us. why are you for trump? >> hi, stuart, thank you for having me on today. >> trump giving the parents to

choose which one to school they want to send their children to and abolishing three strikes you're out with the criminals and joe biden did the historically black men in 1988 and 1994 and trump released those prisoners and pardoned them stuart: what do you want him to do for women in sports on day one? >> day one he said he'd do an executive action to ban men from women sports and i totally believe him. he only believes there's two sexes and that it's unfair for

men to be in women sports. stuart: you're a football player, women football. you don't want to compete against biological man? >> no, of course not. it's like should i go head-to-head with my dad? could you imagine that? stuart: no, i can't. i don't even want to have that imagined. >> i'd have to have a ambulance come get me for a concussion protocol. stuart: we need to come up with a simple way of keeping biological men out of women sports. there's a simple way, look, if you have a y chromosome, you can't compete in women sports. is that a simple rule to get behind? >> oh, yes, exactly. yeah. i can. but the thing is they can start their own league. they don't have to come into biological women leagues and play. they can start their own league.

women aren't trying to join the men league or join the nfl and go up against men. stuart: i can see that. okay. kimberly, thanks very much for coming on the show. you've opened our eyes. very interesting. >> thank you, sir. thanks for having me. god bless you. stuart: god bless you indeed. brian, as a parent, how big an issue is biological men in women sports? >> it's huge. because my number one job as a dad is care for my children. not to be popular or play to woke sensibilities, to care for my children. i have a wife who is an athlete and we talk about these things and she's very wise. she says it would be a bad idea for women to have to compete against men in women sports and i think, you know what, between kimberly and my wife and all the wise females out there with the same view, it's not a hard subject to make a decision on. stuart: all right, brian. thank you very much. check out the dow 30. the dow industrials are down more than 300 points so as you might expect, we look at 30

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stuart: today what are resident and trump holding rallies in must win pennsylvania. jeff flock is live for us. reporter: the other guy is bad, i'll do better, vote for me. that's what it is from both sides. that's part of it.

comes down to the economy in a place like pennsylvania. back behind me, that's the old blast and part of the old homestead steal works and now it's a ruin and it's part of national register of historic places and interesting choice because a lot of steal workers say president trump saved the industry by imposing tariffs on foreign steel. when it comes to the economy, a lot of contrast between harris and trump and he's been clear on his plan plans and harris more sketchy than when she spoke in detroit. >> i'm looking forward to the next 48 hours to talk with the voters and talk about the stakes and talk about the future of our

country, which i think is bright when we're working with the same spirit of building community and coalitions and building the strength of our economy and our country. reporter: immigration, they think trump would be a lot better of a job there and coming to abortion, most favor vice president harris and coming to helping the middle class, they think pennsylvania voters that she'd do better with the middle class. all over the state, vice president harris spending the entire day today in pennsylvania. she'll be in scranton and later in the day she will be in philadelphia. president trump and vice president vance also in the last two days have been crisscrossing the state and president trump with a rally here as well and harris rally going tonight in

satar museum with the famous rocky steps and she says she's the underdog and going to run up the steps. stuart: maybe not. okay, jeff flock. i'm sure you'll be there to see it anyway. see you again real soon. stuart: john fetterman admits the democrats have an issue connecting with voters in his state. >> there's a lot of tremendous energy for harris and it's not going to be close but i'm not surprised to hear that harris will spend a lot more time in pennsylvania before the election because we all understand pennsylvania is going to pick the president. stuart: pennsylvania congressman january muesa joining me now. congressman, harris hold ago rally in pennsylvania and jam packed with celebrities and she'll counting on them to help her win. what do you think of that? >> hey, stuart. good to be with you.

here we are in good old redding, pennsylvania, before a trump rally. when i think of that is that is she's going to have wishful thinking and the people of pennsylvania care about the broken boarder and fed up with it and whole world seeing the unstable place and what we know is that under president trump, things were a lot better. they're not going to be trusted and pennsylvania is going to vote for president trump for a lot of reasons. nothing that beyonce can change. stuart: philadelphia had the

worst food price inflation in america under biden harris. surely that tips the state and tips the city to trump. it must. >> exactly, stuart. i'm sorry. every single day every time you go to the gauche store 60, $-- grocery store, $60, $70 more and the gas pump it's more. throw in like the boarder and every family in pennsylvania knows someone that died in a overdose of fete nil and that was not -- fentanyl and that was not deliberate and they're catastrophes taking lace and we see the crime from the so called migrant crime and certainly not all of them. we have control of the boarder and worst part, stuart. stuart: we're out of type. we'll be watching and it'll be close.

thanks for joining us and see you again later. time for the friday -- no, not friday. the monday trivia question. some of us wish it were friday, but it's not. it's president themed week by the way. who was the seventh president of the united states? john quincy adams, andrew jackson, martin -- or william henry adams. we'll be back.

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stuart: who was the seventh president of the united states, you are first. >> number two jackson up into his house in tennessee. i second that, number two andrew jackson. >> i'm going number two and i listed the first six on my page. i'm going with mark vanburen, the answer is andrew jackson. he served from 1829 to 1837 he is a face on the 20-dollar bill, that was a very good question, reminder watch the fox business special election night coverage kicks off tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern the time is up for us, neil it is yours. >> thank you very much, we are paying attention to for states in particular,