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good to be out of touch. look at that, sixth avenue, the city is empty. 10:00 eastern. to the money please. that is picking up some steam, dow industrials up 162 points, an all-time intraday high. and all-time intraday high, the nasdaq up 18 points. the 10 year treasury yield, 4.30 person. bitcoin at an all-time record high, 70,900 on bitcoin. consumer sentiment, numbers are in. lauren: rising 3.

2%, to a level of 73, highest reading in 6 months as inflation expectations went down to a four year low. stuart: we are up 190 points. all right, now this. trump won big on tuesday, now we are finding out just how big, the new york times is analyzed the vote county by county and we can see the extent of his when. it is historical republicans increase their vote just about everywhere, their vote increased in manufacturing counties, mining counties, suburban counties, urban counties. who was expecting of that, the pro trump trend was evident among all demographic groups, young, middle-aged and older counties went for trump. if they put more votes in his camper.

hispanic, native american and black counties, the trends, blues or red all over. 54 counties switched from blue to red. no wonder the democrats are stunned, they can't figure out what to do because they can't figure out why their message failed. k jp storms out of the white house press conference when asked about harris calling trump a fascist. aoc, keep on blaming sexist and racist voters. they believe america is a bad country. an increasing number of voters are not buying that. the extent of trump's win shows we are not as hillary clinton found out a basket of deplorables. second hour of varney just getting started. i think tammy bruce liked what

i said because she is smiling. tammy:we are seeing a genuine renaissance, literal renaissance, rebirth, this is why when we think of consumer confidence, it didn't just happen in the week leading up to the election, those groups new what their neighborhoods were thinking a what they're at hometowns were doing. america knew what was going to happen on november 5th, you saw the anticipation of a return of trump. that was the framework but the sweeping nature, not just the color, that is the increase in a movement of gop votes and the little blue ones, so if you going in the other direction, you can barely see them but there are some red states like oklahoma, there are no, i have to say in the north, when you see the map again you will see

red county based map that is already. on the nature of the sweep, the mayor of san francisco has been defeated by a democrat but he's a moderate. shelley luther, the salon owner in dallas, texas refused to shut down herself on, she was put in jail, she has run a texas house district seat. i get the chills when i think of it, stories throughout the country, not just the senate but local races, cities, this was the american people of all stripes saying enough already. we were not indoctrinated or brainwashed, we moved out of our fear and said this is too important. stuart: donald trump just tapped susie wiles to be the

first female chief of staff at the white house. mark cuban said trump never surrounds himself with strong intelligent women, would you like to respond? tammy:donald trump is not very smart misogynist because everything he does seems to elevate women. is the worst misogynist ever. both of his campaigns run by women, susie, kellyanne conway, and this announcement. it is clear she was the brains behind everything. everything like her. that is important. you need respect but if you know what you are doing and treat people decently just like trump does you are going to succeed. she can be trusted. this is going to continue, so will the administration. stuart: you are having too much fun. tammy:i'm not tired of women and i don't think anyone else is. stuart: you will get tired of winning.

stuart: msnbc's stephanie rule is going after voters who went for trump. what is she saying? lauren: she called trump voters uninformed as she tried to explain how trump won. >> elon musk buys twitter and uses it almost exclusively to be a propaganda machine and we accepted it. we accepted a narrative that despite a great economic recovery, we don't feel good so we want to reject it and get something else. what will a future hold? now that america has just decided we are going to find out. lauren: trump is not an unknown quantity. most americans said they were better off four years ago and they endorsed his economic message of low taxes and less regulation. i don't get her logic. stuart: she is out of touch.

did some colleges really do this? close down classes so students could recover from trump's win? lauren: straight from the harvard crimson newspaper, harvard canceled some math classes, social science classes, general education department class is canceled so students could recover. take a mental health day. georgetown served milk and cookies, offered legos and coloring books in the self-care suite of a public policy school, that's the school that churns out diplomats and future elected officials. i'm not done. stuart: cookies and milk. lauren: they brought in therapy dogs, all so students could process what happened tuesday night. if you are a parent paying for this is this day care or is this college? two quick points. elections are not traumatic,

they are a privilege. number 2, did anybody cancel class actor october 7th when israel is died? stuart: they did not. thanks. let's get back to the markets. ray wong is here. why you still like nvidia so much when it has gone to a record high? >> everybody thinks the record is there but when you look at microsoft, amazon, google, apple, $60 billion a quarter and that will trickle into more data centers and see the ai demand pickup and across-the-board every company has an ai budget going into fiscal year planning for 2025. that number goes up. you will see momentum in nvidia and other stocks, to other areas. stuart: big tech is building out these data centers which

employee nvidia chips. is that it? so the demand is astronomical down the road. >> it will continue the next 24 months. stuart: the administration, the biden team trying to get him a complete the chips act agreement with companies like intel before trump gets to the white house. what do you think of that? >> a lot of organizations thought they could get chip manufacturing plants out the door but it takes a long time to build a semiconductor chip plans, not like something will pop up in a year. these things take two or three years to build, there's a rush to get something started. stuart: quick question on politics. you live in california. do you detect a shift to the right? >> a big shift to the right but in california it is a little more to the right of the left. closer to being more moderate. stuart: you are staying for the hour.

lahren, come back in and tell me about the movers, tesla up again. 4%. lauren: up 20% in the wake of trump's victory, trump is no friend of electric vehicles but he is of tesla ceo elon musk, his strongest surrogate, tesla says cyber truck, his third best-selling ev in the country and leases start at one thousand dollars a month. stuart: you cover tesla. you follow it closely. did you expect to see you 309? >> i did, not just the trump trade but mega packs, the robots will take over not just the factory but dual use, for military purposes, replacement workers. stuart: robots at that stage of development? >> they are sophisticated. stuart: got to move on. bank of america. lauren: citigroup upgrades them 21% to $54.

they call it a low risk bankable do well in a softer regulatory environment. blue one booming brands. lauren: they cut their profit guidance, same-store sales fell across the restaurant portfolio, stock is down 10%. stuart: still ahead, democrats reflect on how they could have lost this election. >> fascists won a lot of working-class support. >> i have a concern the far left is pressuring the party to take policy positions that are deeply unpopular among most americans. stuart: very different theories there. the wall street journal editorial board says trump's win is bad news for iran, what will happen to the middle east? kurt volcker is next. ogether. like your workplace benefits

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stuart: the dow is up 184 points. it is an all-time intraday high. dj t resumed trading after being halted, trump says he has no intention of selling shares of trump media and is up 11%. it is a little bit shy of its all-time high. ray wong with the. crypto rules about to change in a way -- >> given j.d. vance's history and what's going on in the market, the removal of gansler,

the biggest block, we need clear established rules that we are seeing in the uae, one thing that trump said is he's going to bring the us up as the crypto capital of the world, clear regulations, the ability to trade onto the markets and one thing we are trying to do is to make bitcoin part of the us reserve. stuart: that would be an enormous change. 76,000, dramatic move, germany's government has collapsed after disagreements over the country's week economy. alex hogan joins me now. >> reporter: a lot of uncertainty after all of this playing out this we, germany's 3 party coalition has collapsed, this after the german chancellor fired his finance minister of the pro-business free democrats.

he had broken up his trust too many times and that was making any government work simply impossible. >> i feel forced to take this step. we need a government that is able to act. >> reporter: in response to this, the finance minister resigned so for weeks the coalition members were hardly speaking because of federal budget disagreements. the centerleft wanted to loosen constitutional rules on taking on more debt, from more borrowing to help ukraine and boost the economy but lynn dare from the free-market liberal party want to the opposite, to cut taxes and limit borrowing to boost the economy, germany's economy is expected to shrink in 2024 commercials says he will seek a parliamentary vote of confidence in mid january at a loss could lead to an early

election as early as march which is six months ahead of schedule. this is coming at a time of high uncertainty for european leaders especially given what a new trump administration could mean for their partnership and the potential or lack thereof of us aid to ukraine and that is important for germany. after washington, germany is the highest spender on aid to ukraine. stuart: thanks very much. look at this headline from the wall street journal. trump's win means it isn't iran's middle east anymore. kurt volcker joins me now. what does trump's win mean for iran? >> trump administration is going to hold iran accountable for the actions of its proxies in the middle east, the houthis, hamas, the attacks against israel.

the biden administration has emphasized we don't want to see escalation which has given reassurance to iran they can act with impunity. the trump administration will put max on pressure on iran and threatened direct consequences for iran if this continues. stuart: that's a step up in our position, that has taken a more aggressive position than we had at any time in the recent past. >> it is. and it will realign the united states and israel and allow israel to feel more confident in us support and also will create the opening to get saudi arabia and israel aligned again because they see iran as their common nme. >> reporter: ukraine's president zelenskyy challenge trump's proposal for quick peace deal with russia, he says it would amount to a loss for ukraine. do you think trump could force any kind of peace deal? >> context is everything. if you look at what everyone is

saying, trump is not saying that give russia everything but end the war. he's not saying much else about how that goes. zelenskyy is reacting to a comment by trump and victor orban in budapest, have a cease-fire in place. russia occupies 18% of ukrainian territory but when you combine it with ending the war, continued aid to ukraine in the form of loans and the prospect of nato membership down the road and nonrecognition of russia's occupation of parts of ukraine there's a lot more at stake. to your question about whether trump can force a deal i think vladimir putin is in a weak position and he knows it. the chances of a reasonable deal coming out have grown. stuart: i need your input on a development taking place in europe today. jewish people are being attacked on the streets of

amsterdam. a promised and politician says this is a program. a serious developed and the israelis are sending charter planes to evacuate their citizens from amsterdam. comment on this? >> it is incredibly outrageous and horrific, these terrorist attacks committed in the netherlands by muslims there. the dutch authorities have to get their arms around this. this is an unacceptable attack from within their own country and it is an illustration of how things in the middle east of gotten so out of hand that israeli citizens attended a soccer match are targets in the netherlands. this is way out of hand and we have to get it back under control as we were just talking about. stuart: it is a developing story and we will be on top of it. thanks for joining us. it is a pleasure. a migrant caravan, remember that, has fallen apart after trump's victory. what will trump do on the

border on day one? tom homan will cover that. should judge murcha and throw out the case now but trump has won? here he comes. walk across the studio and tell us your wisdom please. we will be back. ♪

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different applications in the cloud. people are using service now not just for what they are traditionally known for but a connection point between the other clouds people are building apps on top of the platform. they've done a lot of ai sales. they are showing ai revenues where a lot of companies are not. stuart: you know what you are talking about. i'm not sure i understand what you are talking about. palantir, your the fifth person who thinks palantir is wonderful. >> they are showing growth not just on the government side where they are stronger, and they build the ai system. those two things are taking hold. stuart: are they connected to the cia? >> they are the ones that help

find ben solomon. stuart: $57, that's palantir. george gascon is out as los angeles district attorney, voters rejected his soft on crime policies. this race wasn't even close, was it? neil: not just a loss about 23 point wipeout that appears to be a complete rejection of what voters viewed as policies that promoted rather than prosecuted crime and criminals. any morning after email obtained by fox, george gascon remains defiant, writing in part, i am proud of the progress we made. just in equitable criminal justice system, your efforts big and small maeda lasting impact. over the last four years,

violent crime rose. many of those to whom gascon addressed that email railed against his policies and say his election humiliation was fully deserved. >> what his responsibility was, to keep people safe. what they decided to do is take an ideology, and unproven ideology in the county of los angeles and its residents and that experiment led to an epidemic of violent crime, theft, drug addicted homeless zombies. >> reporter: like voters who had enough of gascon, john is looking forward to a different future under incoming da nathan hochman.

>> there is no question with george gascon gone, la, a safer place. neil: progressive leaders across california facing similar fates, london breed lost her reelection with the city's crime crisis. and the progressive da in oakland, a city racked by crime or both recalled. it is very clear progressive policies on crime don't work. stuart: thanks very much. judge merchon will decide whether to toss out trump's business records case. should the judge throw the case out? >> if they can't convict donald trump and the court of public opinion they should be

convicting him in a court of law. but he has a couple of paths to keep this case moving forward but i think those hurdles are insurmountable for him. first you can't have state courts interfering with executive function and the transition from president elect to president is a necessary function of the executive that would interfere with the ability of donald trump to run this country on day one if still facing these legal actions. the second is the immunity decision last summer was something that was infiltrated into the case itself. that needs to go up on appeal if the judge is to push forward on a sentence despite what happened with the immunity decision. even if he overrules that i think that goes up on appeal before donald trump is sworn in. stuart: is there the slightest possibility donald trump could go to prison or be sentenced to prison? >> there is the slightest possibility that the judge sentences him to a prison

sentence. i see no possibility that the courts would allow that to happen. he could try to strong-arm donald trump but i don't see him going behind bars. stuart: an extraordinary political year trump going to prison, the white house says using their words there are no plans for biden to pardon his son hunter. >> secondly, his son hunter is up for being sentenced next month. does the president have any intention of pardoning him? >> we've been asked that question multiple times, our answer stands, no. stuart: i think biden suggested that he might pardon hunter, didn't he? >> he has been relatively stable in his statements that he is not going to pardon or commute his sentence. what we need to wait for is the sentencing itself.

president biden has a tough choice. if hunter biden is given an excessively heavy sentence then perhaps he pardons him. maybe he is willing to let his son serve a year or two or three in jail so that he's able to maintain some dignity in his decision. stuart: isn't there talk about a deal where hunter is parton dance so as trump pardoned by biden? there's talk about it? >> there is not good basis to believe biden is going to do that. that's not the politics he has played throughout his career. he has not engaged in that kind of trading. i think the best hope hunter biden has if not pardoned by his dad's donald trump has said he might pardon him, because he in his magnanimous approach to our country over the last few months has indicated he does not think it is good to jail people like hillary clinton or hunter biden and he may see that as a way to unify the

country. stuart: a new word, mega magnanimous, come back soon. what can trump do to fix the housing affordably crisis? mitch rachelle says he could make some tax changes. there is an urgent warning to residents in a small town in south carolina. >> do not approach them, go somewhere secure inside a house, car, call 911, advise them of where you are. stuart: you will not believe what has that town in a panic, but we will show you next.

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united airlines, united healthcare and mcdonald's account for about half of the dow's again. big tech a mixed picture. we do have, not mixed, they are all down, apple, , they are down, not that much, nvidia is down 1.3%. look at this one please. does the powering ahead again looking at $315 a share. it passed the one trillion dollar market level since 2022. where is it going? >> not just the car business but the robo taxi model on the back end. the peace to watch is america packs on energy and energy consumption, basically battery storage units that are required and those are the ones that will be needed to support the grids and they are. stuart: trump's presidency

could protect generally speaking. >> one thing that will happen is you will see less attacks on companies on mergers and acquisitions and because you can't do mergers and acquisitions they have no exit so if you are a start up and acquired by a larger company you are afraid about antitrust and that caused an ipo market to take. mergers and acquisitions, ipo market will be good as well which is good for big tech. stuart: what a week in politics and money. thank you. now this. the housing market was one of the top issues this election, low inventory drives home prices. mitch rachelle is our real estate guy which what can trump do to help with housing? >> the overall deregulation theme, the challenge with housing is regulations are generally very local. perhaps by executive order he could say the funding be give states and local governments is

going to be held up or could be enhanced, if state and local governments could pave the way for more housing. the red tape at the local level is an impediment more housing supply. stuart: rental demand spiking to levels not seen since 2021. what's going on? >> first of all, i think the lack of new supply exists in the apartment sector and demand is growing as the population grows, as the economy expands and it is back, i don't think it was ever gone. we have the same shortfall in apartments as we do in homes for sale and you will see rents go up. stuart: there you have it.

we will see you next week. switching gears, changing the subject, 43 monkeys are on the loose in south carolina in a south carolina town after escaping from a research center. ashley: and embarrassed caretaker around this morning. authorities warning residents to lock their doors and windows until these primates are caught. listen to what the town administrator had to say. >> do not approach them, the house, car, call 911, we will get someone out there. neil: thermal imaging cameras,

authorities say the red-faced caretaker failed to explore a door in an enclosure and allow the primates that were never used to testing due to their age. police confirm 43 female rhesus monkeys weighing 67 pounds did manage to escape adding there's no health risk associated with the animals. the risk to the public is low as long as people don't approach or come in contact with the monkeys. hopefully don't be caught and it will resolve itself. a professor at columbia university canceled class and told grieving students to be good to themselves and check in on their friends. this is the aftermath of the election.

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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: the dow is up 277 points at 44,000. the s&p up 20, minor loss for the nasdaq. remember when trump threatened tariffs to pressure countries? >> your thinking is the threat of a 200% tariff. from so you won't have to do it and push prices higher? >> i said 200. i'm using that as a figure. i will say 100, 200, 500, i don't care, not bringing cars into this country from mexico. stuart: tariffs big time. look at steve madden's stock, the ceo says production is moving out of china as it braces for tariffs.

ray longer is with us. you are a tech guy. anti-american technology companies pulling out of china, taking people out of china because of either security or tariffs? >> we've seen a lot of tech companies do that across the board. we are seeing any related companies, very careful in terms of chinese employees, and technology for the research teams. stuart: it is happening as a response. take a look at this, donald trump saw historic support in chicago, got 21% of the vote from 2016. pastor cory brooks joins me, trump did better than any republican running for president since 1992. why did he perform so well. >> targeted messaging reaching out to the black community, to add medically vote democrat

because that's the way it has been done. targeted messaging, they were actively engaged in getting the message out the republican party is available and donald trump's principles will align more with what we are trying to accomplish in our community. stuart: with that kind of support for trump inside chicago, expect any change by chicago's democrat leadership? >> they are hearing the voice of the people, and not just in chicago but illinois as well with overwhelming budget numbers, trying to figure things out and if we don't make the proper changes we will see the city and state decline. there are people doing everything we can to keep the

message the change is inevitable. stuart: listen to what the governor had to say. >> take away the freedom and opportunity and dignity of illinois and this, i would remind you that a happy warrior is still a warrior. you come for my people you come through me. stuart: there is a warrior for you. the resistance to trump is taking place like it did in 2016 after his win. is it the resistance? >> absolutely. in 2016 immediately after trump won the resistance took place. you will see that happening in liberal strongholds like chicago and illinois. they will try to take a stand but ultimately the people are going to win. they've already spoken, given trump a mandate so he is going to go forward with that mandate and i believe those who don't make a proper changes that will result in the consequences of that by hurting the state and

the city. stuart: do you see a change of mood at all? >> for sure. there's a change in mood. a lot of people are excited as you see even in the stock market going up. a lot of people in chicago are excited at the change that is going to come. we are doing the same thing for years and not gotten the results we needed especially economically speaking. if we are going to improve economically the mood has to continue to increase and everybody has to enjoy the ride. stuart: always a pleasure, thanks for being with us. we better check the markets because we have already seen new highs at 44,000 on the dow, up 289 points. getting awfully close to 6000. thank you to ray for staying with us for the entire hour, come back soon.

still ahead, steve hilton on california counties that flipped to read in california. tom homan on the migrant caravan shrinking after trump's win. john levine on the horrific attack in amsterdam on israeli soccer fans. it's called the program. repeated claims the trump won because of misogyny and sexism. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪

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>> if you can get the economy to grow even more, then we'll start the tackle the deficit, right? a growing economy's going to create more tax revenue for the country, and that's going to bring down the deficit. >> trump has promised to control the border and illegal immigration. i think that's a pretty good reason why everybody there voted for donald trump. >> a trump administration is now going to holdup iran accountable for the actions -- hold iran accountable. >> this was the american people of all stripes saying really, enough already. we were not indoctrinated, we were not brainward, ultimately. we've moved forward out of our fear. ♪ that's us, that's right ♪ gotta love this american ride ♪ stuart: the american ride. i like that. again, i've got to comment on the weather. sorry, sports fans. again, sunshine, 70 degrees in new york city in the middle of november. it's just wonderful. i think.