stuart: nothing is going to stop us now, it is 10:00 eastern. look what is going on with your money. that a rally and 1/2, we are up 1178 points, the dow up 2. 8%, strong rally for the s&p and the nasdaq as well. the other side of the coin, the yield keeps going up, 4.46% right now and the price of oil at $71 a barrel but bitcoin at 73-5, it had been $75,000 a coin earlier this morning. that's the markets. now this. trump wins big, the democrats only have themselves to blame, goes back to the day joe biden shows kamala harris as his vice

president. that was an identity play. identity has nothing to do with performance and it became obvious that kamala harris could not perform. as biden's decline worsens, harris misled the country insisting the president was doing fine. that was a mistake, he stayed in the oval office way beyond his sell by date. when he stepped down, the party bigshot insisted harris take over. another mistake, they didn't allow a more competent candidate to emerge and harris was left with four months to fashion her own campaign, another mistake, she couldn't separate herself from the biden disasters, she couldn't or wouldn't tell us how she would control the border. what she would do with the 8 million illegals already here. without investigating price gouging was an adequate response to record inflation? who thought trying to put trump in prison was the right thing to do in our democracy? almost a comedy of errors. above all the biggest mistake

was the democrats failure to read the room, they chose to ignore a huge political realignment. the republicans are now the party of the working class. they don't like being talked down to by democrats who are now the party of the elites. they don't like the media implying they are racist and sexist. the democrats cannot lame trump for this crushing defeat. second hour of varney just warming up. i am dying to hear what you have to say. >> could have been different but it wasn't. last night was an indictment of the system itself, everything the democrats have done, everything be experienced for the last decade and the insult at the nature of what that campaign was which was presuming what the people

wanted that alignment did not matter, they didn't care. what mattered was the system was going to pool from the through. infrastructure, bureaucratic state was going to save her. they believe the this because it happened in 2020. they decided it wasn't going to matter but they were and prepared for last night because trump was supposed to be in jail. all of that failed. that popular vote win was a statement against the lawfair, the unfairness, against the violence, against assassination, against using us to fund their wars around the world through oil and gas prices, coddling of iran, sending more of our troops to the middle east. when they talk about you need to vote for your children and your daughters, you got kamala harris and the democrats, get ready for your daughters signing up for the selective service and being shipped over any draft in world war iii.

americans understood that, everything was at stake, it's a glorious day and because he will deliver it is a realignment and it is going to be up to the republicans to maintain that. we do that with the success they have on taxes, economic solutions and creating a peaceful world and being hand-in-hand with our allies like israel. stuart: nbc is questioning whether removing biden from the ticket was a good idea. >> the conversation begun yet about joe biden and the decision to ask him to step aside? >> it will begin. if this is not a harris when that will be part of the discussion. she has run a campaign over the course of one hundred 7 days. that's not something we've seen in history. there will be lots of questions about the timing and the impact of that. stuart: i wonder if biden will be vindicated, saying he could beat trump.

>> it did not start 3 or 4 months ago, the started in 2020 when they decided the puppet team would be in part as the bureaucratic state ran the country and obama's pals and he was running the country that the presidency is just a frontispiece, a mascot. it started then and this was a game, of course you can't maintain that. of course it will be rejected but you don't think about that when you have contempt for the american people. it's an opportunity to make adjustments, to realize what they have done and what obama has done to the democratic party has been a mistake. the republicans have begun their realignment, the democrats have a chance to realign as well, as trump gets us on our feet and saves the economy, 28 will be an exciting -- stuart: what a night. rachel:thank god to the american people, that's a statement to the world that we are still who we have always

been. stuart: thank you very much, i know you've been up all night. we appreciate it. let's break down the numbers. how did trump do with hispanic voters? lauren: nationwide he received 41 support from latino and hispanic voters, 31% in 2020, 6 point jump according to fox analysis. chuck todd says democrats misread what is important to these voters. >> the big story of the night is the shift among hispanics, republican party treated them the same way they treated white working-class voters, courted them the same way, it was a total misread by the coastal strategist. how to target working-class voters of color. we are starting to see a working-class coalition start to drift to the right.

lauren: it surged to the right. miami-dade, florida, seven in ten residents hispanic, hillary won that county by 30 points, biden by seven, trump flipped it with a double-digit gain, first time miami-dade voted republican since 1988 and it is not the only county with that story. stuart: that is a complete and huge reversal. thanks very much. back to the markets, plenty of green on your screen. ken fisher is with us. the election removes uncertainty. that is why we have a rally. is that the case? >> that is right. when we think about it. thank you for having me on. 40% of the population hates both sides. 8 is a strong word but really strong feeling is negative. one of those sides got placated. the other side will get placated somewhat in the time

period ahead because simply people don't think this through, presidents don't get to do as much as some people hope and other people fear, they have to put up with all those all-knowing members of congress, the supreme court and a bunch of other stuff. what is going to end up happening, this is traditional period between election and the end of the year is generally good for stocks unless we have a long neck stand in place bear market and recession like 1974 or 2000 or 2008. otherwise that is what we haven't will have. stuart: republicans now control the senate or are projected to control it with a big margin. why is that so good for investors? >> first off, though one part is all the things you know, the supreme court, the ability to pass legislation. there is a lot of uncertainty

that how this will unfold soon, mentioned earlier that next week, you've got the senate republican election for majority leader and trump may china mind on that, what kind majority leader you get isn't clear at this time. the feature is that we now have clarity that at least by a little republicans have the senate, maybe not by a lot and it will be hard to get a huge amount for room. the 52 seat level needs to be bigger than that if they want to put much in space. we when it probably will be bigger than that. that solidifies trump's power, doesn't it? if he has got the senate. that solidifies his power. >> let's go a different way. there's always a few that want to be pop offs or fight leadership, i don't want to

pick out names, the fact is you need to get above the 52, 53, 54 and the only choices are mccormick, rogers, running behind, sam brown in nevada. stuart: thanks for being with us on what i think is very important day. i want to know what is going on with nvidia. it is up again, 2.6%. lauren: they surpassed apple, $3.5 trillion. investors see donald trump bringing more chip manufacturing back to the united states. stuart: explain tesla to me, $280 a share. lauren: trump praised donald trump during that speech, called him a genius and he's going to get a role in this

administration. he is worth $285 billion. the world's richest man, not just tesla but space x, it is starling. at one point, trump said folks in north carolina were telling me we were hit by this hurricane, can you get as starling, trump said what is starling? so he called elon musk and did it like that so this speaks to the genius of elon musk. stuart: one more, phillips 66. lauren: halliburton up 5%, phillips 66, 4%. oil prices are down because the dollars up and oil is priced in dollars but trump stated his intention to expand production with less regulation. a win for the industry. stuart: still ahead, it is what people are calling one of the

greatest political comebacks of all time. >> many people have told me that god spared my life for a reason. and that reason was to save our country and to restore america to greatness. stuart: more from the big night throughout the show today. they are apoplectic. >> it is possible donald trump and the republicans will have a trifecta. the ball work against whatever overreach is the work of civil society, the work of institutions. stuart: he wents the media to stop trump. editorial board member kim straw so --strassel takes that on next. ♪ ♪(voya)♪

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stuart: the dow is up one thousand 347 points, 43,500 is the new level. it's a broad-based rally. the automakers, this is a split, tesla is up 11%, ford is up 3%, gm, toyota, honda, down this morning. lou basensase, trump won, the markets rally, what should people be buying now? >> biotech is undervalued, 50% plurality before getting back, small, it has been 1078 days

since closed. the trump trade turned into a trump trend for small caps, pro-business, business and high bureaucracy, those are things you by, things you got to be wary of, dj t. it has to live on its own fundamental and bitcoin. breaking new records. it will be time before bitcoin policy turns into something, the news the trump won on the dip. we were just showing automakers, votes are still being counted in about a ground state, michigan. grady trimble is in dearborn. when will we get these important results? >> we will see. mike rogers campaign say they hope to have results soon but are not giving us a specific timeline.

it this point they are heating with caution and this could be the closest senate race in decades in michigan if not ever. as of right now, about 98% of votes are in a democrat a congresswoman, elissa slotkin has a lead on mike rogers. this race in the senate certainly is going to come down to the 2% of the vote that is outstanding. i spoke with mike rogers the day before election day and he thinks if trump wins michigan, he feels good about his chances too but this race hasn't been called in michigan for donald trump either. from the data we have so far it seems trump has outperformed rogers which means there could be split ticket voting or people who voted in the presidential race who sat out on the senate race. as far as the issues in michigan, by far the top issue is the economy according to our

fox news voter analysis but in the detroit suburbs this is something we've been following closely in early voting in the days leading up to election day. the war in the middle east was a key issue as well. for michigan voters who listed that as their most important issue, 58% of them sided with trump. and what will turn out to be a shocking upset, in the city of dearborn, donald trump according to the unofficial results from the city actually won dearborn, the trump campaign is targeting arab americans who live in this part of town and seems to be paying off. this is a city that president biden won with 74% of the vote in 2020 this time around it looks like donald trump is going to win dearborn. stuart: that is something else again. kim strassel, democrats brought

this on themselves. what do you say? >> absolutely. the most remarkable thing, they have had so many advantages, they had a money advantage, the department of justice working to bring down donald trump in the courtroom. the media in the tank for them, in every way, they still managed to lose. >> it is up to the media to stop trump. >> it is possible donald trump and the republicans have a trifecta as they did in 2016. the ball work against whatever overreach they can be.

the depredations, the overreach is the kind of thing that is democracy between elections which is the work of civil society, state, institutions and citizens. all that important stuff we've seen before. stuart: he wants the media to stop trump. will the left ever get used to donald trump? what they ever accommodate themselves to him at all? >> did we do this already? the press tried to stop donald trump, the russia collusion hoax. all they managed was in cahoots with the fbi, they undermine the democracy they claim to care about so much. if kamala harris onest point fingers, and they abandoned all impartiality, wage relentless assault, in the process insulated her. did not look at her failings,

did not speak to the huge portion of america that was dissatisfied, themselves and the kamala harris campaign, that somehow americans were fine with the economy and good with the progressive agenda and all moral people obviously agree with the left and you live in that bubble you are going to be shocked on election day. stuart: that is what they are doing now. they are shocked. question. anywhere harris, anyway they outperformed? >> we could show your we bring that up here. >> literally nothing. literally nothing, not one county? >> literally. not one county. gop pollster mitchell brown

will explain how the pollsters got it wrong. looks threatening, but he's not. we are back in a moment.

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stuart: might call this a green sweet. and the nasdaq, it's a rally. one of the ones i want to talk about his jpmorgan, up 9%. lauren: think less regulation. jamie dimon, the 18 year head of jpmorgan, will remain at the bank, and look at blackstone, it's a good day for the banks. stuart: it's been a great day. kelly about new core steel. lauren: steel stocks are up 14%, 16%, trump imposed a tariff on steel important his

first term to protect steelmaking jobs. 75% of the union's rank and file didn't agree with leadership. they backs donald trump. stuart: the manufacturers in the united states -- stuart: lauren: they got caught up in china. they could be hurt with tariffs. stuart: thank you very much. donald trump shattering the blue wall with a victory in battle ground pennsylvania, estate he won in 2016, narrowly lost in 2,020, jeff flock in pittsburgh. did the hispanic vote help trump flip pennsylvania. >> he did better with hispanics, african-americans, younger voters, better across the board. look at pennsylvania, the hispanic latino vote, they didn't win any of those groups

but did better than he did before, 56-39 can she won, but is a 5 point improvement compared to last year or four years ago. he only lost by a whisker. take a look at the board on pennsylvania. it mirrors the national vote, popular vote, 50.7 to 48.4, 200,000 vote gap, no need to go to a recount in pennsylvania. he had coattails. dave mccormick, the senate candidate in pennsylvania, one of the biggest hedge funds, and 82nd airborne, did not declare victory last night but he said things were good. if you look at the numbers they do look good. didn't have as big a lead as trump did in pennsylvania,

50,000 votes. the kc people, bob casey, the free time democrat incumbent, sees a path, but outstanding in philadelphia, it does flip that adds to montana, ohio and west virginia, flips and makes the senate all the more red. speaking of balance of power, the house balance of power, two potential flips in pennsylvania, too close to call but republicans leading in the seventh and eighth district where a democratic incumbent now sits. i would say a pretty good day for the trump folks and republicans in general. i will leave you with another potential winner in pennsylvania, the governor of pennsylvania, josh schapiro might be happy this morning he didn't wind up on the ticket. stuart: maybe the outcome in pennsylvania will be different.

thanks, see you again soon. mitchell brown joins me now. the polls got it wrong. no one predicted a trump landslide. why? >> i don't want to be boastful but i sat with you on monday and said trump would win wisconsin and michigan a week and a half ago and 1/2 ago, i said trump would win pennsylvania. what most people missed in the polling was talking with people who voted for trump in 16 and didn't vote for him in 20 or have not voted. the coalition in 2016, these people showed up in droves. if you look at these counties, in georgia, arizona or pennsylvania and michigan, he drove up the numbers in rural and depressed areas. the matter -- mag populism movement, where it didn't matter what people did, harris didn't perform, a little under

biden, trump ran it up in other areas and that is how he did this. stuart: at stuart: at the moment the house has not been decided, to control has not decided at this point. which way is it leaning? >> looking at a 2 to 3 seat gain for republicans, they talked about pennsylvania 7, pennsylvania 8, alaska today. a client of mine, nick begich is poised to flip that seat. a lot of strongholds, we lost two seats in new york but held the seat in iowa people thought we would lose. some strong ones in ohio, see if that bears out. stuart: if there's a two seat again republicans control the house and got the senate and the white house. that is a sweeper. >> we had this in 16 but it is double different now. this is trump's movement, this isn't 16 were trump won and mitch mcconnell won in the house had their think of this is trump, trump lifted all boats here. the reason we are going to have a large majority in the senate

is because of trump, only reason we will hold the house is because of trump. stuart: fox news voter analysis shows young men really helped trump win big time. where did the democrats go so wrong with their messaging to men? >> a message of the last we 10 years. they if you look at the breakdown, young white men and young hispanic men, they told them, since they were children that they've done something wrong for being the way they are. you see this on college campuses, bunch of groups crushed to this, they energized, made it okay to be a trump supporter. these are the young men who don't see a great future for themselves whether it is affordable your job market. they turned out in droves. nationwide, trump will hit 47% of the hispanic vote. stuart: men have been told they are not good enough, they are bad, they are toxic, trump appealed to them. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it.

david axelrod thinks he knows why harris lost. >> there is racial bias in this country and there is sexism in this country and anybody who thinks that did not in any way impact on the outcome of this race is wrong. stuart: sexism, guarantee we are all over that one. prosperity was on the ballot last night. >> i will govern by a simple motto, promises made promises kept. we will make america safe, strong, prosperous, powerful entry again. stuart: inflation drove a lot of voters to the polls. the markets responding with a huge rally. we will deal with that next.

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stuart: the rally holds big time, the dow is up 1300 points, the nasdaq is up 400 points. the price of oil not doing much. it is down $0.10, $71 a barrel. gold is down because we have a strong dollar, the price of gold down what the dollar strengthens. carl wolf follows the market, this is a rally. how long does it last? >> what we are going to do is see what trump's agenda has been talking about, open up the oil and gas market, go ahead and open up the pipeline, this needed to lower the cost of energy. everyone talking about inflation, cut off said that. trump will lower the taxes, he's going to focus on

deregulation and that will help. a lot of these big tech companies when they have more money in their hands, the regular consumer has more money in their hands, a new computer and these corporations invest more and data centers, to nuclear energy. 1400 points. stuart: it is a rally and has got legs. fox news voter analysis shows trump's strength on the economy powered his path to victory. was this all about inflation? >> it was insurmountable for kamala harris. the policies she has lived through the last four years, increased prices, up 24% since the biden/harris administration came in. the vice president tied to

these prices and when she ran on turning the page voters seem to agree, the economy remained the number one issue for voters but immigration a close number 2. this is where voters fell donald trump's way. donald trump will follow through because he knows american voters will demand results. >> you don't have to love everything donald trump says to vote for him but you have to love what he did for this country and what he's promising to do for you again and it is very clear the american people saw kamala harris for who she is, a phony politician who will say anything to get elected. she lacks the authenticity and the conviction. >> reporter: people are so fed up with many of the current policies and government overreach, she says. >> the threats of this price

gouging absurdity and threats of higher corporate taxes. that uncertainty is taken out, i am glad it was a real mandate election, all three branches. >> reporter: the market experts are saying the markets are reacting in part to the deregulation or non-onerous regulation that has been placed under this administration. blue one edward lawrence, thanks. i have a few legal questions. first of all, what happens all these trials and verdict against trump now that he's president-elect. >> donald trump will get rid of jack smith, special counsel, fire him, they are done. what doj will do, have them withdraw that appeal because they lost.

they go away and those are the federal cases. state cases, georgia, a longtime delayed case because what is litigated is whether fani willis can stay on the case. the oral argument whether she can remain is not until december. that is a wild legal theory, sprawling, that may never come to be. we will see. that will take a long time. the state case in new york, the stormy daniels case, business records, judge meerchon will rule on immunity. stuart: is it possible he could be sentenced to prison? >> i have a few thoughts on this. on the immunity case next tuesday he will rule. on the one hand, he could say trump is in the and because of the supreme court decision and

it gets tossed out. it would give him a way out. on the other hand it has become a personal passion project of his which i'm not sure he's inclined to do that. i don't think that immunity applies and that case because most of what happened was before he was president. but then, assuming he rejects the immunity argument, the sentencing is still set for the week of thanksgiving. donald trump obviously is a first-time nonviolent offender in new york city and we know how new york city treats people like that normally. and it is possible the judge either reduces the sentence or doesn't sentence him at all or a variant of that and even so there would be constitutional issues because now that he is president, he wouldn't be able to go to prison even if he wanted hymns -- stuart: trump's legal problems are just about gone. >> most of them. stuart: thanks for joining us.

we appreciate it. trump's win set off a huge wall street rally, one hundred 60 million americans have a piece of the stock market's action even democrats should be happy, that's "my take," top of the hour. the gop, the party of the working class, democrats are the party of the elites. is this a political realignment in america? i think it is. liz is in studio about to walk towards me. ♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey!

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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: this is a trump rally and it is powerful and strong, nasdaq up 400. we are following this throughout the show. bitcoin hit an all-time high, $75,000 a coin. wisconsin the final push trump needed to put them over the 270 all looked oral votes.

why did wisconsin flip to trump this time around? >> from milwaukee, deep blue madison deep blue where the cheeses made and that is trump country and those people got motivated and got out of the polls, trump is up by 30,000 votes. the margin is higher than 2016, higher than when biden won wisconsin in 2020. when trump won, that put him over 270 vote threshold. we talked with wisconsin voters what drove them to the polls. >> no particular issue driving you? >> just lowering the cost of household items and immigration. >> it is important to vote, exercise your right. >> women's rights is a big issue for me. i got a daughter at home, 7-month-old daughter. i want her to grow up in a

country that values women and treat them right. >> it's really cool to be able to vote however i want. for people to vote however they want. i think the democratic process is interesting and i'm happy to participate. >> reporter: there was a hang up with a vote tabulation in milwaukee, 13 machines had not been properly locked, 30 one thousand ballots had to be recounted. these are the absentee ballots added at the end of the night. the addition of those absentee ballots was later ended becomes relevant to the senate campaign of eric hoagbe, according to her campaign. he went into those early morning hours in the lead. is now less than 1% behind the baldwin campaign. the baldwin campaign declared victory, the associated press and fox news are not calling that race yet. stuart: liz peek is with us on a very important day.

is this a political realignment in america? i think it is. i think the republican party is the party of the working class and the elites are but the democrats. liz: we've seen that in all kinds of surveys, the growing income americans have been pro trump and high income americans have not been. educational divide. college grads tends toward kamala harris whereas people who don't have college degrees going towards trump. this has been misjudged by the democrats. kamala harris and joe biden spent four years trying to forgive student loans. all these people who voted against them don't have student loans, they didn't go to college and a great many of them who did actually paid back their own loans, working hard to do it. there's been a real sort of misjudgment by democrats about how these party alignments have shifted and border policy i would point to is another big goof on their part because who is hurt by unlimited immigration? lower income americans who find

their jobs taken, their schools overrun etc. . big miss and i think this is permanent. blue one do you think americans voted for change? i don't think harris -- liz: all of the polling show, we heard it during the campaign voters wanting to know more about kamala harris and how she was going to change things and unbelievably, when she had an opportunity to address that being asked on love you what you would do differently she couldn't come up with a single thing. if you take one comment of hers that broke the campaign, that was it. on the one hand, 70% of americans think the country is going in the wrong direction, a candidate says things are just fine. lauren: she said i will fix it. to be the change candidate. stuart: harris should have had a better answer for the question she knew was coming at her.

liz: the headlights were on, how could she be caught like a deer in the headlights. it was unbelievable to me. that wasn't the only time. and interviewer caught her out on something that clearly was going to be asked like why have you flip-flopped on so many issues. stuart: sorry, didn't joe biden vote in an outfit just like that? liz: in favor of joe biden who went to dark in a red suit like this and people wondered why. stuart: so do i. we will speculate later. thanks very much. charles payne on the huge market rally after trump's win. mary catherine hamm on the response to florida voting against the abortion measure. nigel farage on the reaction to trump's win and leo terrell on who won are but over black voters support for trump. next. ♪

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