interesting and something we'll be talking about a lot in terms of the reach of these endorse -- bret: i'm struck by the final, the final ads where he -- martha: they were excellent. bret: -- they talked about ending with the assassination attempt in having fist in the air, the iconic image in the fight, fight, fight and it worked. >> toughest son of a gun i ever saw. whatever you think of the guy, you have to admire that. the adversity he has faced in everything we have seen in other presidencies and political figures going through all kinds of trouble. they pale in comparison to what he has been through. maybe it is time for his enemies to stop it. >> the energy he has is truly amazing. he is the energizer bunny.

let's check in at trump headquarters in west palm. this has been a big night all night long. i'm sure it's really getting fever pitch now. >> a big night. a long campaign for the former president, for all of us. the press core that have been following him around for more than one year. the crowd went absolutely nuts when fox news called it here. people were hugging each other, high-fiving each other, people were faced tithing. i think they just could not believe that it happened tonight and they would not have to wait days and days and days. we are waiting the former president to take the podium as his running mate vice president elect jd vance. we were told they would come out as soon as the election was called. we asked for two minute warning. i don't know if we will get one.

hopefully, we will see him soon. adding a little bit of a perspective. when i came to congress three years ago, talking privately with many powerful republicans who did not want to see the former president back in washington and then to see the legal battles that he went through and republicans having to stand up for him, then he went through the primary process as kellyanne conway said he earned it state by state by state and then came back to washington in the spring and went to the rnc and claim the nominations. this is the greatest comeback that i've ever witnessed personally myself. i look forward to seeing what he says to the country here tonight and to us supporters. >> the harris team is now texting to say vice president harris will speak tomorrow and that will be her response to the election results. that is all we have from the harris team. from a pr perspective.

>> i think that it is a shame. john kerry did this to george w. bush in 2004. you work so hard and i know that they are disappointed, but you should concede and let your opponent have their election night and let everybody that is there at mar-a-lago -- where are they? paul beach. let them have their moment. well, yes, we know we want, but we have to wait until john kerry concedes and then we have to come back in the next morning and get that moment. i do not think that it is right. >> there could be a phone call tonight, but she will not speak publicly. >> if there's a phone call they have to make a public and nobody needs to hear from her. if i were her, i would do it tonight. >> get it over with. >> people were already there.

collect the moment. >> they were holding out hope that the bluewater could somehow come together. it will be a redwall. >> 90 minutes before that told to go to bed. >> 90 minutes before all of this the harris campaign person said everyone can go to bed and we can come back tomorrow. >> she did not even address her own supporters. she did not talk to the people assembled there four hours for her. it just seems very ungracious. it was a very bad split screen. they are filing out and he has expanding and they are all excited for him. i think kamala harris is a sign of the times but i think trump is a metaphor for the country. when he says we don't surrender, fight, fight, fight, we get back up. another thing i want to say as a

trump supporter may be a flawed human being, getting a second chance as big as this one. i've got to believe the man that i know will work with a certain energy to get things done very quickly. the second order and the congress and the governors, no one gets a second chance this in their lives and just put it on the shelf like it's a trophy or goldstar. he will use it as a platform for good. i think he will do even better. these celebrities, these athletes, he has job creators and innovators. he has people who make stuff. the american success story. he will bring them aboard. >> vice president harris has encountered the van buren curse. the failure of the vice president to get to the presidency. only to have done it. george h.w. bush in 1988.

the question is, what the republican party looks like now. it is a multiracial party to your point, it is working class. maybe it is the future. it is elon musk and joe rogan and podcasts. there is an opportunity on both parties to realign and change. >> there will be a lot of conversations that go on to that and. as it jd vance? does he pick up the torch after a four year legacy defined term with the success that kelly and is describing. is it jd vance that takes it up? knocking 1000 doors on minutes. i have no reason to doubt that. does it matter as much as podcasts as much as real authentic viral moments on

president trump on the garbage truck or at mcdonald's. these viral moments that caught the attention of the nation. it is a broad coalition. it is an exciting coalition. president trump manifests that workingman agenda, no tax on tips, limit on credit card interest rate that is a working man's agenda and if you make that happen in four years this party may look like this for quite some time. >> i am struck when you're talking about the authenticity part of this. when i think about him with the french fries at mcdonald's and standing up with blood on his face, fight, fight, fight, you cannot fabricate. no consultant can create those moments. those are organic and they are authentic. i think that is something that kamala harris felt really far short on in terms of the authenticity measure. >> if you would have told me that a billionaire from new york

would be able to connect with middle america, i would have questioned that the to my friend , the gentleman from tennessee, it is all painful especially when the patient is still alive. i wonder what the democratic party will go through the next weeks and months. this was a loss that i don't think anyone saw coming, not to this magnitude. what does it look like if you are a democrat? it is painful, but you have to have one. how did you lose and how did you lose this soundly? >> joe biden had not long, clung to the job, clung to the nomination with a lot of help, they could have had an open nominating process and had a more attractive nominee. more free to walk away from item policies and have a better shot. that is the easiest, simplest

solution. >> i don't think you can passover an african-american female, which is a very loyal constituency for the democratic party. >> but if he had left the office and she had run, she would have been put through a different process and what at competition. >> who would have run against her. >> you have a democratic party that is pretty old. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and joe biden. >> andy bashir, josh schapiro. >> that is not the progressive democrat that wins in a primary. >> we nominated bill clinton and barack obama. >> in the old days. look, tonight, what happened this evening and what is happened over the last year has been described. there were those on this panel that did not believe that this resurrection could have occurred if this can happen, things are

possible in politics if you are willing to change and willing to have courage and determination. whatever democrats or anybody want to say about this guy that has been elected our president, he personifies her courage and determination and persistence. you are asking a serious question. i think that that will be part of the answer. we have to look long and hard about whether or not the wavy campaign sometimes with identity politics at the end, is out the right way to do it. you have to get a purpose and a message. we will get there. we have a long history of figuring these things out as a nation and a party and we will figure it out this time. >> the carnage each got a lot of attention at the inauguration. >> oh yeah. >> this speech -- we are actually told that the teleprompters have been removed from the stage. we could be in for a long haul here. actually, we don't know.

[laughter] he has coming, but there may not be teleprompters. >> the other night at the al smith dinner he was upset that there were teleprompters because he does not want to use them. >> dana, what does this speech look like? >> this one right now? look, i don't know. he is one of the most unpredictable people, too. that is why we are all here. i've been awake for 24 hours now i was not just thinking about this speech, i was zinke about the inauguration speech which would be eight years since carnage. he has a wide range of the types of speeches he can give. even within a speech there is range. the rnc convention, it started off with oh, wow, yeah, yeah. he is still talking. then i got off script. if you look at these people who would take off work, drive

somewhere in the middle of the night to go and get in line to wait for hours to then stand at a rally for hours and part of the things he has done as well is created this camaraderie amongst people so you could go to a place where you are not afraid to wear your red hat and say i am not the crazy one, i am not the only one who thinks a way that ideal. i can have friends. that does not mean there should not be outreach to the other side. love thy neighbor, i love all of that. i kind of want him to take a victory lap tonight. i don't think this is the moment for unity especially when she will not even concede and give it the night to celebrate. >> the popular vote, he is still up. >> he did run up thes in place as i was looking at, rural counties in pennsylvania. when a nearby significant double

digits. i think running up the totals in florida which was a swing state not that long ago over 1.1 million votes or so, this is , look, i think when the democrats take a look at this candidacy, it will not be that you have too much time, not enough time, just a flawed candidate. i'm not being mean or partisan, i don't know why the country whatever awarded this candidate with the big job when she could not make the case what she does as vice president that affects our lives in a positive way. she was given the opportunity. i personally would like to thank the women at the view tonight. for having her on. opera. we see you. people thought they were doing her a favor because they measure something she has not. it is the opposite for trial. they make him something he has now. take that one word, that one line, cherry picked this that and the other.

you hear you see a blue dress, i see a yellow dress. we are all saying the same thing that is donald trump in this country. looking at the same exact person and they see two. i am a little worried about the reaction of the democrats in the kamala people here. i am very worried. i think there are a lot of unhitched people across the political spectrum. we gave very little to how many anti-kamala voters are out there i don't want to hear racism in sexism. we were listening and watching her. i am very worried that we have not talked a lot about how violent people may be and angry because she lost. i am afraid of that. >> i can just imagine, thinking about the view. a week or so ago, they were

saying, you know, what is wrong with someone that would vote for him. >> we were not raised like this. to raise these people. i can only imagine what tomorrow will look like. >> i will say when we talk about the view, we mention the carnage speech that president trump gave at his inauguration. in my mind and went to the unity speech that biden gave. he mentioned unity half a dozen times. what we got over four years there was the garbage comment that did not come in isolation, all kinds of comments, neanderthal was one of the first he used. the market cuban helmet. as mean as some of resident donald trump's tweets have been a people problems with that, wanting a child democrats to find is one of him discharging the country, half of the country that is something he has not done. i expect to hear unifying tone in a very successful presidency

and one untethered from the things that were holding him back. what comes to mind is an oval office meeting where doctor felt she was urging him not to open the country and i watched president trump. i think a donald trump that goes with his instincts will be a trump that ultimately needs a very successful country in the second term. >> joe biden mentioned that you -- the word unity than any president. if he is serious about that, he will pardon donald trump. he will also pardon his son. he will put pressure to end this we need a justice system. the lady needs to wear a blindfold for reason.

>> absolutely. we need a really solid attorney general. john radcliffe. sorry, john. [laughter] i apologize, sorry. >> a lot of talk about cabinet members, secretary of state, secretary of defense, jeff tom cotton, mike pompeo. >> you have a republican bench. the democratic party is quite old right now. there is not a great bench although there are some. when you take governors out of states, you leave a hole and then you have to build that bench back up. the republican bench is pretty strong right now. >> you see doug and vivek ramaswamy, steve wynn and his lovely wife. people are there waiting for the former president. britt would like to know where he is. >> he is watching us. [laughter] >> can we say tonight, harold,

that the melting pot still works hispanics, black americans, working-class americans, standing up asking what their government will do, asking their government to see them in their concerns, that it works. this is american democracy in our republic it working. >> the final count of the numbers in the coalition that president trump one with this time, i think it will be one that will be for the history books. president bush i think got 40 plus% of the hispanic vote george w bush. the preliminary numbers suggest that the as much as we talk about the unconventional aspect of this, this was conventional also. people believed him. he resonated with voters and communities. suburban communities across the country. i congratulate him tonight.

i did not want him to win, but i congratulate him on his victory and wish him the best for my country. i can only hope that the concerns of that are articulated by my dear friend kelly and, that they are not realized. i hope my party and my friends and republicans alike are all label, once we get past the excitement and joy and celebration to understand what we are really celebrating is the greatest experiment to have ever come to existence, celebrating 250 years of its own existence in 2026. those are my thoughts. >> i am struck by the issue of abortion because it was talked about so much. it was presented as if you are a woman and you are not going to support her, then you hate all women. husbands, you know, were hateful towards their wives and the women in their lives if they did not support this candidate.

i think it just goes to show that that kind of manipulating, it does not always, it does not win people over. >> i think kamala harris was talking to us from the waist down. i think donald trump was talking to us from the waist up as well. that is where my eyes and ears and heart and brain are. she doesn't care about what is going on or cannot do the math on her grocery bill. we care about many things. just as we are not monolithic in life. we are not monolithic thinkers. they put these ballot initiatives on to try to generate turnout for the democrat in a kind of backfired. look at this popular vote. if you have 10 abortion ballot initiatives, you can vote your conscience on abortion and you can vote separately or similarly

for president. the presidential race was not a proxy for your position on abortion. by the way, somebody said in the statistics, half a billion dollars on ads on abortion. out of 16 million talked about. 37 million for pro-lifers. >> maybe it is just an insane amount of money. >> we spent a lot of time talking about markets. trey, at this point, 66% the republicans hold onto the house. as they are taking down the possibilities and they look at these coattails with not only the popular vote, but what could be and is shaping up to be an electoral college landslide. should he control the white house, senate and the house, like he did at the beginning of 2016, the possibility is open to a lot of things. >> i was there in 2016. we had everything but an agenda. that mistake will not be made this time. he will deal with the border.

he will deal with taxes coming up. there is a plan being formulated by mike johnson right now and john cornyn or whoever becomes a majority leader. the mistakes of 2016, i think we were surprised that he one, i'm not saying he was surprised but others were surprised. the other thing i remind you of, when he wanted 2016, do you recall what he said about hilary clinton? she has been through a lot. there was a lot of room to prosecute her but he said she's been through enough. i wish my democrat friends would say the same about him. drop the cases in new york and georgia. biden should not wait on donald trump to end these final cases. if you really want unity then quit using welfare to divide the country. quit using the justice system to try to win political races. >> we are still following the senate races and as we wait for

the former president, by the way , nigel they are talking in the crowd there. this is remarkable in that some of these races were not suspected to be close, expected to be close. mike rogers was a long shot. in michigan, good candidate. former chairman of the house intelligence committee. but, sam brown was left, essentially, he was not going to win. >> he was not on anybody's list, likely to switch. >> i think he is a competent candidate. >> there is sam brown right there. 8% in. >> this matters. in this cycle, republicans in senate races in particular feel pretty good candidates and giving them a shot in states where republicans often face an uphill battle. it looks like it will not just

be a squeaker, a little margin therefore republicans. >> let's see where wisconsin is. standing by. there is new again rich -- newt gingrich waiting there. all expected to be a big part, perhaps in a second administration. the former president had hats made with 45-47. >> wearing it for a while. >> now it is true. >> he will win the popular vote. likely to win the electoral vote giving me some excitement, a sense of excitement that investors have. and, again, i think the speech tonight, the tone just to be repetitive because i hope the president is watching, i hope it is what you said, i hope that this is a moment to let the

country -- because we have had enough of enough. i think whatever happened tonight, i was hopeful that we would have a decisive win. it appears we will have a decisive win to give the president not only a chance to begin to deliver on the mandate, but to begin to process the healing which i think is incredibly important and an indispensable part of our tradition. >> someone tells me we may hear some the greenwood. >> well, we should be at. >> let's listen in to who will be the 47th president of the united states donald j trump. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ that gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i proudly stand up ♪ ♪ next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪

♪ god bless the usa ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] ♪ from the lakes of minnesota ♪ ♪ to the hills of tennessee ♪ ♪ across the plains of texas ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ detroit down to houston ♪ ♪ and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where there is pride in every american heart ♪ ♪ and it's time we stand and say ♪ ♪ that i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ that gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up ♪

♪ next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ that gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up ♪ ♪ next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there eight note doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the you asked a ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause]

>> thank you very much. wow. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. >> i want to thank you all very much. this is great. these are our friends. thousands of friends in this incredible movement. [cheering and applause] a movement like nobody has ever seen before. and, frankly, this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. there's never been anything like this in this country. [cheering and applause] and now it will reach a new level of importance because we are going to help our country healed. help our country healed. we have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly. we will fix our borders, we will

fix everything about our country [cheering and applause] we made history for a reason tonight and the reason will be just that. we overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible. it is now clear that we have achieved the most incredible political thing. look what happened. is this crazy? [cheering and applause] it is a political victory that our country has never seen before. nothing like this. i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 47 president and your 45th president. [cheering and applause] and every citizen, i will fight for you, for your family and your future. every single day, i will be fighting for you. with every breath in my body.

i will not rest until we have delivered the strong safe and prosperous america that our children deserve and that you deserve. this will truly be the golden age of america. [cheering and applause] is a magnificent victory for the american people that will allow us to make america great again. [cheering and applause] having one the battleground states of north carolina, i love these places. [cheering and applause] georgia, pennsylvania and wisconsin. [cheering and applause] we are now winning in michigan, arizona, nevada and alaska which would result in us carrying at least 315 electoral votes. [cheering and applause] but it is much easier doing what

the networks did or whoever called it because there was no other path. there was no other path to victory. we have also one of the popular vote. that was great. [cheering and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> thank you very much. winning the popular vote was very nice. very nice. i will tell you. a great feeling of love. a great feeling of love in this very large room with unbelievable people standing by my side.

we will make you very happy, we will make you very proud of your vote. looking back someday and saying that that was one of the truly important moments of my life when i voted for this group of people beyond the president. this group of great people. america has given us and on precedented and powerful mandate we have taken back control of the senate. [cheering and applause] the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania, were all one by the maga movement. [cheering and applause] in those cases, every one of

them we worked with the senators , they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible we did tell o'reillys. we did tell o'reillys with each one of them. sometimes we did two or three and it was amazing to look at all of those victories. no one expected that. nobody. you have some great senators and some great new senators. it also looks like we will be keeping control of the house of representatives. [cheering and applause] and i want to thank mike johnson i think he is doing a terrific job. terrific job. i want to thank my beautiful wife, melania. first lady. [cheering and applause]

who was the number one best-selling book in the country [cheering and applause] she has done a great job. works very hard. works very hard to help people. i want to thank my whole family. my amazing children, and they are amazing children. everybody here thinks their children are amazing, it is a good thing when you think that they are, thank you all. my father-in-law victor is tremendous. we miss very much melania mother

she would be very happy right now standing on the stage. she would be so proud. beautiful inside and out. she was a great woman. i want to be the first to congratulate our great, now i can say, vice president elect of the united states. [cheering and applause] absolutely remarkable and beautiful wife. [cheering and applause] he is a feisty guy. you know, i have said go into the enemy camp and you know the enemy camp is certain networks, a lot of people do not like that

, sir, do i have to do that, he just goes okay, cnn, msnbc, he will say thank you very much. the only guy i've ever seen that really looks forward to it. he goes in and absolutely obliterates them. [cheering and applause] say a couple of words. [cheering and applause] >> jd! jd! jd! jd! >> mr. president, i thank you for allowing me to join you on this incredible journey. i thank you for the trust. i think we just witness the greatest political comeback in the united states of america. [cheering and applause]

under president trumps leadership, we will never stop fighting for you. for your dreams, for the future of your children and after the greatest political comeback in american history we will need the greatest economic comeback in american history under donald trump's leadership. [cheering and applause] >> thank you very much. he has turned out to be a good choice. [laughter] i took a little heat at the beginning, but i knew the brain was a good one, about as good as it gets. we love the family and we will have a great four years. we will turn our country around and make it something very special. lost that little thing called specialty at we will make this

so great. the greatest country and potentially the greatest country in the world by far. right now we will just work very hard to get all of that back. we will make it the best it's ever been. we can do that. if we had to wait longer i don't know what was going bad and it was going bad fast. we will have to seal up those borders and let people come into our country, we want people to come back in, but, we have to let them come back in, but they have to come in legally. they have to come in legally. let me also express my tremendous appreciation for susie and chris, the job you did [cheering and applause] come here, susie. come here, susie. come here, chris. susie likes to say stuff in the back. the i.c.e. man. we call him the i.c.e. man.

[cheering and applause] chris, come here, chris. [cheering and applause] susie likes to stay in the back. she is not in the background. >> this was unexpected. i just want to thank president trump for this journey. it was a great one and he is a hell of a candidate that will be a hell of a great 47th president and this team that we had, the best team and of course even my boss, susie, the best. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you, susie. i've never seen her be shy before. susie. they are gray. everybody up here is great. everybody appears very special. who did you say? oh. let me tell you. we have a new star. a star is born.

elon. [cheering and applause] he has an amazing guy. he spent two weeks in philadelphia and different parts of pennsylvania. campaigning. he sent the rocket up two weeks ago and i saw that rocket and i saw coming down. when it left it was beautiful, shiny white. when it came down, it did not look so pretty. 10,000 miles per hour. it was burning like hell. i said what happened to your paint job and he said we've never made a paint that can withstand that kind of heat. i said i saw come down and turn around. it looks a little smaller than that, but it is big. it came down and down and use all that fire burning. only elon can do this. i told the story. i told it last night. i had the men on the phone.

i had the screen muted. no sound. talking to a very important man. happens to be here. one of the most important people i would say in the country, actually. but, you know, i was president, and now it looks like i was going to be may be president again. i asked sam to hold. and because, especially because you get to be president again they called. so i took the phone down and i'm seeing this crazy thing coming around and going down. it looks like it will crash into the country. i said do me a favor, do you mind holding. i want to see this. i thought it was a space-age movie or something. i put the phone down. i did not pick it up for 45 minutes. the spaceship came down and i saw those engines firing. it looked like it was over. it was going to smash. we saw the fire pour out from

the left side. it came down so gently. then it wrapped those arms around it and it held a. just like you hold your baby at night. your little baby. it was a beautiful thing to see. i called the lawn and i said, elon, was that you? he said, yes, it was. who else can do that? russia? no. can china do it? no. nobody can do that. i said that's why love you. when we had the tragic hurricane helene and it hit north carolina , they were really devastated. as big as we have ever seen water hurricane. fields became lakes and the danger was unbelievable. the people from north carolina came to me and said, would it be at all possible for you to speak

to elon musk. we need star link. i said, what is star link. it is a form of communication. i called the lawn. it was very dangerous. people were dying and there was no communication. i said you have something called star link is not right. what the hell is it? he said it is a communication system that is very good. i said they need it really, really badly in north carolina. can you get it. he had it there so fast it was incredible. it was great. he saved a law tells lives. but he is a character. he has a special guy. he is a super genius. we have to protect our geniuses, we don't have very many of them. you know, we have big u.s. open champion. he had to ball a little bit longer than me. just a little bit.

[cheering and applause] where is he? oh. he was shy. he is hitting balls. >> he is on the way. he is on the way. he is hitting balls. look at him. [cheering and applause] he has a great career going for him. great u.s. open. that is a fantastic job. we also have mandana white. [cheering and applause] he is a tough guy. dana started ufc and he came to me, nobody wanted to give them a

risk because it is a rough sport i helped him out a little bit and i went and i said this is the roughest board i've ever seen, but i began to like it and he loved it. nobody has done a better job in sports. he has a very motivational kind of guy. he gets these fighters and they really go at it. it has become one of the most successful sport enterprises anywhere at any time. i would like to ask dana just to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. [cheering and applause] >> nobody deserves this more than him and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you have seen over the last several years, this is what it looks like. could not stop him, he keeps going forward. he does not quit.

his family are incredible people this is karma, ladies and gentlemen. he deserves this. they deserve it as a family. i want to think some people real quick. aiden ross, theo vaughn, last but not least, the mighty and powerful joe rogan. [cheering and applause] thank you, america, thank you. have a good night. [applause] >> that is a piece of work. [laughter] he is really an amazing guy. most of all, i want to thank the millions of hard-working americans across the nation who have always been the heart and soul of this really great movement. we have been through so much together and today you showed up in record numbers to deliver a victory. this was something, this was some things that show.

we will pay you back. we will do the best job. we will turn it around. it's gotta be turned around, it's gotta be turned around fast we will do it in every way. we will do it in every way. this will forever be remembered as the day the american people regained control of their country. [cheering and applause] so, i just want to say, on behalf of this great group of people, these are hard-working people, these are fantastic people we can add a few names like robert f kennedy junior. [cheering and applause] he is going to help make america healthy again. [cheering and applause] bobby! bobby!

bobby! bobby! >> he wants to do some great things that were going to let them do it. bobby, leave the oil to me. we have more liquid gold than any country in the world. more than saudi arabia. we have more than russia. bobby, stay away from the liquid gold. other than that, go have a good time, bobby. [laughter] we will be paying down debt. we will be reducing taxes. we will be doing things that nobody else can do. nobody will be able to do it. china does not have what we have nobody has what we have. we have the greatest people. maybe that is the most important thing. this campion -- campaign has been so historic. the most unified coalition. they have never seen anything like it. young and old, men and women,

rural and urban. helping us tonight, i was looking at it and i was watching a. some great analysis of the people that voted for us. nobody has ever seen anything like that. they came from all corners. union, nonunion, african-american, hispanic american, asian american, arab american, muslim american, we had everybody and it was beautiful. a historic realignment. uniting citizens of all backgrounds around a common core of common sense. we are the party of common sense we want our borders. we want to have security. we want to let things be good and safe. we want great education. a strong a powerful military. ideally, we do not have to use it. for years no wars. we defeated isis. we defeated isis in record time.

but we had no wars. they said he will start a war. i will not start a war, we will stop wars. this is a massive victory for democracy and freedom. to gather we will unlock america's lori us destiny. we will achieve the most incredible future for our people yesterday as i stood out my last stop on the campaign trail, never be doing a rally again, can you believe it. i think we have done 900 rallies approximately. can you imagine. 900. 901. a lot of rallies. it was sad. everybody was sad. this is our last rally. now we are going on to something far more important. the rallies were used to be put in this position so we can really help our country. that is what we are going to

deal. we are going to make our country better than it ever has been. many people have told me that god spared my life for a reason. [cheering and applause] and that reason was to save our country and to restore america to greatness and now we will fulfill that mission together. we will fulfill that mission. the tasks before us will not be easy, but i will bring every ounce of energy, spirit and fight that i have in my soul to the job that you have entrusted to me. this is a great job. there is no job like this. the most important job in the world. just as i did in my first term, we had a great first term, a great, great first term. i will governed by simple motto, promises made, promises kept.

we will keep our promises. nothing will keep me from my word to you. we will make america safe strong prosperous powerful and free again. i am asking every citizen all across our land to join me in this noble and righteous endeavor. that is what it is. it is time to put the divisions of the past four years behind us it is time to unite. we will try, we have to try. it will happen. success will bring us together. i have seen that. i saw that in the first term when we became more and more successful. people started coming together. success will bring us to gather. we are going to start by all putting america first. we have to put our country first for at least a period of time. to gather we can truly make america great again.

i want to just tell you what a great honor this is. i want to thank you. i will not let you down. america's future will be bigger better bolder safer and stronger than it has ever been before. god bless you and god bless america. thank you very much. [cheering and applause] >> donald j trump did the man who will be the 47th president of the united states and west palm beach at the convention center there. he says he will make america great again for all americans. said god spared his life for reason and those two assassination attempts. promises made, promises kept. he has a big agenda head. he thinks a lot of people on that stage and said success will bring us to gather. a time to bring the country together after what is a bruising, damaging, very vitriolic campaign that comes to an end with this massive win.

he prays a lot of people including elon musk we called a new star, up and comer guy. [laughter] >> have you met him? [laughter] >> he did the dismount and now he goes on to be president elect of the united states once again. >> an extraordinary story. phenomenal political comeback for donald j trump who will be the 47th president of the united states when he is inaugurated on january 20. he has said god spared him from those assassination attempts in order to lead the country. he said that success will bring us together and he said it was honor and he thanked everyone involved and thanked the american people for two nights outcome. >> no indication that vice president harris has made a phone call. trying to get confirmation that there has been any concession. we don't have any word that that is happened.

we have been told by her campaign she will wait until tomorrow to do something in response to all of this. no phone call as we can tell right now. we will wrap up with our panel. [laughter] >> , on. >> final thoughts. >> the next few days i think are really, really important for the country. democrats. the leadership in the party to reach out to the president elect i thought the speech tonight was a right tone. you said he may give this kind of speech, i am pleased that he did. it is 3:00 o'clock in the morning on the east coast. he gave the speech like it was 9:00 o'clock in the evening. he's got great energy. congratulations again to empty it i believe what he said and wanted to act on. >> one person out there for the celebration tonight was cory who was killed at that july 13

butler rally. god bless his soul and he would be happy with the results and i. the united states of america turns 250 years old in two years donald trump will be in the white house and i think he will probably throw a pretty good party. [laughter] >> a birthday party for america. >> we don't know how big this will be. there may be more coattails with senate races yet to call. he won texas by 15%. he wanted by 6% in 2020. we will see some big numbers and he could win the popular vote. >> it is a landslide. and it is getting more as the night goes on. most of these speeches begin with i just received a call from my opponent who graciously conceded the election. i thanked her and i congratulated her on a well thought campaign. has kamala harris now called him by the way, why is she not speaking tonight? she lost.

what, did she just go to bed? wisconsin has called, it is over it is shameful. >> the whole thing was he was going to say he won when he did not really when or not concede if you lost and now here we are. >> president trump took a victory lap. well deserved. a huge political comeback. he could win every single swing state. we will see. this will be remembered that day the american people regained control of their country. what a line. donald trump did that tonight. >> consolatory, it is not a political comeback to me. a political resurrection. i don't think anybody saw this. my only advice, hire people that will not right looks for your cabinet. do not make the same mistakes you made with the first term. do not hire people that will go get a book advancer trust you later on. >> eliane. >> hating trump has become a cottage industry.

i think it will go away now by and large. the only gear that they have. i don't know that america will abide. this is a country filled with need and that has deepened and it has worsened in these last four years. those are big jobs in the white house and in the administration. i think we will find a lot of great men and women who want to step up and serve. money, privacy, safety, perhaps, god forbid, time, scrutiny. they know that this man will work with the same kind of energy and enthusiasm. and urgency that you saw on these rallies. nonstop punishing schedule. donald trump showed up to the american people. stood up and showed up for them and today they stood up and showed up for him. >> i want to say a couple of things. this journey has been absolutely amazing. covering this race from the beginning. think about all of the things

that happened. all of the bumps along the road. the debate june 27. a candidate that gets two assassination attempts. a new nominee. it has been a joy covering it with you. we have so many people outfox behind-the-scenes that put all of this on. that make all of this happened. there is just a cast of thousands. thank you, there we go -- [applause] >> people super supportive group fantastic leadership era fox. we are grateful to all of you that made this happen last saturday. there were 100 people in this room. we are grateful to them making it look easy out here. it has always been a joy to be by your side on these journeys. thank you all at home for standing with us and for sharing this incredible election process with us. >> bill hammer is off the board currently. >> he will be back.

[laughter] >> he will be back in just a few hours. he did tremendous work going through all of those numbers. we did not think we would have a call tonight. we thought this would extend just when we first got our poll numbers. but the fact that this is all coming to an end, trust us, commercials will come to an end, the text messages will come to an end. there will be a lot of digesting what happened tonight which is history. this is history. don't forget where you were tonight. >> people i spoke with said i just want there to be a decisive outcome. i think that that is a gift to the country and i hope that we can all wake up in the morning and move forward with our great country. >> thank you for joining us for democracy 24 election night coverage. >> good night, everyone. >> good morning. [laughter] ♪