call finance of america and get your free, info kit. call this number. stuart: i'm not sure i understand, which president does the term okay come from? martin van buren, theodore roosevelt, james buchanan, john tyler. you first. neil: number 2, roosevelt. stuart: you think it is that modern expression? what do you say? lauren: one or two answers this week, i will change it to buchanan. stuart: i am going with buchanan. the answer is martin van buren. time is gone. it was up? it is yours, sorry.

neil: ever been to martin van buren's home? he looked like larry from the three stooges. it is remarkable. have a great weekend. always learn something and what we are learning is the markets are excited about donald trump returning to the white house. if you look at the major market averages, pounding on buying orders, one after the of their. what is driving this? the key sectors that could benefit from an improving economy are enjoying that ride. we have consumer discretionary, financials and industrials, communication services, energy, healthcare, materials. we are rifling through this to get the point that all sectors say anything having to do with new energy or solar energy or

evs, tesla, doing quite well. tesla itself, $1 trillion market company and that association with musk and donald trump is not hurting matters. talking billionaires we could tell you jeff bezos and elon musk are the richest on paper they have ever been. jeff bezos has a worth today with the advance of amazon stock close to $230 billion, only 70 billion behind elon musk whose value in the market has climbed $40 billion this week. i always think of what you could do if you put that into a savings account. let's get in the read from guys who are in that position where work has been a hobby for them. what do you make of how markets

are reacting to the donald trump election? >> there is this world of investments that are not called microsoft, nvidia, or amazon. investment banks will benefit from deregulation that rocket higher, manufacturing will benefit from lower taxes, one stock we added a few weeks ago has been a rock star and jumped 10%, applied industrial technology, the largest provider of industrial automation technology. there landlords are ringing after the election. the lower tax environment gives companies wiggle room to invest in implementing ai, one of the biggest consulting firms in the world will help businesses to implement ai. with fiscal and monetary policy impacting the economy you need to evolve and adapt giving extra results.

neil: are markets getting ahead of themselves? you would always like to see this continue but the fact of the matter is even with the complete run of the table in congress, owning the senate and the house, looking increasingly like the house that doesn't mean you get everything you want and there is talk would they have to scale down the tax cuts they are envisioning to get them passed by moderate republicans, you see that fine tuning, what do you think? >> the market is not cheap, that's number one but we have had a major change in the fundamentals, the perception going forward. you have a possibility we will lose the trump tax cuts and then we were going to get higher corporate taxes, higher investment tax, higher capital gains tax and who knows what else and have to add in

something important, mergers and acquisitions. and the jetblue spirit airline deal, spirit airlines could go bankrupt which could, they have a lifeline for now. the fundamentals and the perception and higher profits and higher market, seeing the ask questions later and shoot first, in most areas of the market. neil: the bond market seeing the yields, and continued doing so. they will finish the week lower than it was. it is pretty high.

for 430 area. >> i will go as far as to say the bond market is a wrong. inflationary pressure will exist because of tariffs, republicans aren't fiscally responsible, we haven't been my entire life, going to still have a deficit. we keep in mind not everything will be rosy. 21 million public-sector employees, the big if, if we make the government efficient, and redistribute the wealth out of dc, it's a long transition. don't be surprised if an employment may take up a bit.

we have to keep in mind, deregulation will open private sector jobs, balancing the budget and getting rid of government jobs is deflationary, trump wants yields to go forward. neil: we have two new entrants in the dow, replacing intel, sherwin-williams replacing dow chemical. it gets some attention if you own a dow fund, you have to purchase these issues, what do you think? >> until had to come out of the dow, if intel went 20 it would be a few hundred doubt points, united health would be 3500 dow points so that had to happen. i'm not sure it is the greatest move putting in nvidia after this gargantuan run but these

indices believe in putting in the hot stuff and i can't blame them. when they first put apple in, they are onto something. neil: you could have nvidia coming in. it isn't as influential as far as price denominator as sherwin-williams which is a separate new entrants so you are right to point that out. thank you very much. we are getting an alert from the financial times that says robert like heiser -- lightheiser is picked by donald trump to head us trade policy, he was on the shortlist on a short list as a possible treasury secretary but to show how important trade will be, the tariffs you hear so much talk about, he's and picked to run us trade policy. a role he was dominant in in the first trump administration into deals with china that they didn't love much, which is the

chinese, we will keep you posted on that. edward lawrence at the white house, you have that going on with the trump tariff concerns and dollars issue about who wants to exit china and how soon. >> that would make sense, bob lightheiser was a tough negotiator but talk about is tariffs, companies are starting to react to tariffs that are being proposed by donald trump. you take steve madden, they are starting to accelerate the process of moving items away from china, sourcing materials in production. before the election the comedy plans to move 10% of that away from china. after the election it is now 40%. donald trump vows to use tariffs to level the trade playing field. he did it against china forcing the chinese into a phase i trade deal and supporters say he can do it again. >> i'm confident donald trump's policies will put this nation back on track to deter china's

aggressive economic stance and strategic stance they continue to pursue around the world against a very weak response from the biden administration. >> reporter: the president-elect vows he will use tariffs against other countries in order to get them to reduce tariffs on us products. one of the minds behind the use of tariffs against the chinese in the first trump term said they were an effective tool. >> i think -- it is not known to the public the algorithms that were used and how focused and how much finesse was involved in the use tariffs in 2018, 19, 20, they results, the chinese and many other countries that were involved in this kind of trade negotiation, they made concessions quite quickly and i think otherwise would not have made for years. >> and other countries, critics of this plan say adding 10% tariffs across the board, 60% tariffs on chinese goods will push inflation, we didn't see

that the first time around, when he impose these tariffs, we have to see what happens this time around. neil: don't go anywhere. i want to pick your fine brain on these developments on the part of the federal reserve, we all expected the rate cut to 3 quarters of a deck of this year is the federal reserve continues that but it was this comment in reaction to a question that generated a good deal of heat and response to jerome powell. >> some of the president-elect's advisers have suggested that you should resign. if he asked you to leave, would you go? >> no. >> can you follow-up, do you think legally he could not require you to leave? >> no. neil: here has never been that direct in his entire life. no fed chairman has. he's fairly clear on this. we looked into the bylaws and everything the fed goes by is an independent agency, the president can force the issue

and harass you out of your job but we've not heard anything back from the trump team or donald trump himself. what do you think of that and how this relationship might go. it has been acrimonious in the past? >> it has. chairman powell's term into may of 26 so there's going to be a lot of time he will be around to. from are in the last term there were things the federal reserve did and trump was vocal about the fact that he didn't like the fed chairman doing those certain things. we will have to see what happens which i've asked the campaign about this issue. i've not heard back. we have to see what the tone is now that donald trump is coming into the white house. at the moment we don't know if that tone is going to be one of he doesn't like him there or if he does like him doesn't like what he does or what he's not doing which i can tell you donald trump does like cheap money. he likes when the interest rate is coming down and that's the cycle the federal reserve is in

right now so as a financier of properties in new york and the construction person he would like to see that money come down and that's the cycle we are in. we will see what the response is. i've asked the campaign but haven't heard back. . 20 never known a president who embraced a rate hikes but what's interesting here is this president has said, the one coming in that he would like to weigh in and discuss matters with the fed, not ultimately make it or break it kind of role but the president, in his case pretty savvy businessman and his own right should be able to weigh in. >> interesting the white house and former administrations there's the behind the scenes way and that the treasury secretaries historically have a once a month breakfast with the fed chairman no matter who it is or which administration is in office. that happens, what we are thinking and that breakfast in

the mornings, donald trump has taken it as he does more into the public eye, the fed chairman has said repeatedly, all the fed members, the federal reserve is independent and they have not listened to donald trump in the first term when he said what he believes to be done. there are many instances, all noted that they did the opposite. on that influence there is some influence from the white house going the direction towards the federal reserve, whether they listen are not is up to them. there are those meetings between the treasury secretary and the fed chairman, usually breakfast usually once a month. julie: thank you very much. you are already seeing preplanning on what to do in light of our future trump administration, steve madden announcing plans that may move production out of china and we are just getting word from the associated press that special counsel jack smith is seeking a pause in the trump criminal

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are likely to be his top trade representative but we are hearing he means what he says when he would launch a deportation program in this country, hard to imagine, 11 to 20 million illegals already here. griff jenkins is following the story closely and the costs involved. >> reporter: big price tag, this may be trump's boldest and biggest campaign promise. when group estimates it will cost more than $300 billion requiring more ice agents, detention beds, immigration judges and it will face logistical and legal challenges especially in democrat run sanctuary jurisdictions were officials say they won't cooperate. >> of the trump administration requests it, the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no. absolutely not.

let me say this but i do think it is important that we all recognize that there's going to be a lot of pressure on states and state officials and we will week work hard to deliver. >> people familiar with the president's plan say they will get the job done starting with the migrants who pose the greatest threat. >> make it clear, donald trump has said this deportation operation, the priorities will be public safety and national security threat, they will be the priorities and no one should be pushing back against removing a public safety threat from the streets of this country overtaking our citizens. >> another caravan of migrants marching through mexico, the leader telling me yesterday they hope to get across the border, the trump campaign says they are wasting money and they will be sent back. fox voter analysis this week showed 4 in 10 americans say

they deep or people here illegally. we when i wonder what don people's things of this, former fundraiser and found her. that is a herculean task. we still don't know the actual number of illegals already here but a good many of them here for years, some decades and to weed them out is going to be time-consuming and expensive. what do you think? >> it's a job that needs to be done. think about this, when americans commit crimes, they are arrested and punished. someone coming into our country illegally should be arrested and removed. we have an immigration process and it should be respected and if we don't enforce it, people won't respected. also it puts americans at risk so we have to address it. this is not an option. i think it has to be done. and the iron he is many democratic governors and mayors

are going to continue to push back on this issue and that is one of the reasons kamala harris lost. stuart: if you think about it, this is getting a bipartisan support and could explain why latinos in border states were overwhelmingly in favor of donald trump and in new york city it is going to stop with taxpayer-funded prepaid debit card programs for illegals, they are raining back on that and not only in new york city, what do you make of it? >> they should rain it back. think about it. we have veterans who served our country and protect our freedom on the street, homeless. we have americans that are homeless and struggling and mentally ill and we are giving people who enter this country illegally one thousand dollars, spending $5 billion a a year to house them in new york city. it is absurd yet we won't take care of our own citizens, the priorities are wrong and voters rejected on tuesday. stuart: there's a lot of

soul-searching going on in the democratic party. a lot of finger-pointing, you are seeing and among people saying nancy pelosi, it's your fault, joe biden it's your fault and your old friend and confident, barack obama a lot of people pointing fingers at him, it's your fault. what do you make of all this? >> i think the democrats lost touch with the constituency. they lost touch with their core constituency and with americans and so they don't understand what americans want. the policies were rejected whether it had been harris, whether it had been schapiro whether it had been biden or whoever else, donald trump would have won this election if they are consistently applied the same policies. it was a policy decision americans said we are going to vote for what is in our best interest and we don't care who the person is. if he is rough around the edges we like that because we feel he

is committed to doing it. neil: looking at the business environment, the markets, the animal spirits are back with a vengeance, do you find that justified? with every report we get, republicans will pick up the senate, now likely the house and now we are looking at the details of how sweeping donald trump's victory wasn't how many usually democratic groups of moved over to him that it just adds to the buying fervor, what do you think? >> the fact is this environment is going to get better, january 20th it will get better. the current administration didn't have a consistent policy in terms of expanding our economy and there was no one at the wheel, at the top. the markets will respond favorably. my industry, the real estate industry is extremely optimistic because we will see many things. one thing in washington dc, the

federal government leases 42,000,000 ft. of office space, they own tens of millions more and not one day since the pandemic has been occupied 40%, a waste of money and destroying downtown washington dc and destroying the commercial office market. if donald trump forces people to come back to work we will see a change. biden ordered them but didn't enforce it. they acted just like the migrants and paid no attention to what the president's directive was or what the rules were. neil: thank you very much. another bulletin concerning the impact of donald trump and his election. the chief financial officer adopted a trading plan to sell as much as $12 million worth of shares on truth social. insiders or key players look for a way to start selling shares.

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neil: an incredible week for total with today's gains, we are up 28% on the week which equates with what stock has done on the year. it is $1 trillion market company. elon musk this week alone, i might be off by a billion but he is worth $30 billion more than he was last week at this time, close to $300 billion, by far the richest human being on the planet. lauren fix is following the company closely especially with what they are doing to widen this appeal. it looks ugly to me when i see this thing but the fact of the matter is they are trying to make it more appealing and

affordable to would-be buyers. lauren is the founder of car coach. what is going on with this? is it a lease program for the cyber truck? >> a new lease program starting at $79,000, a three year lease. it's $9.99. there's obviously a signing and bonus and payments but that's a lower price. they are the number one pickup truck in the electric car markout. they outsell the rivian, the ford f hundred 50, people who like that is the brand are loyal to it. people who own them are excited about it. they seem to have ramped up production, you can place your order online, no real dealer network and have them by the end of november which is either they are making just the right amount which is smart or maybe

sales are off and so there's a discount ordeal going. neil: donald trump wants to end subsidies for those who purchase evs that you would think would hurt tesla, maybe elon musk and tesla are beyond that. what do you think? >> reporter: they definitely blazed the trail. i don't think the build quality of our hyundai where there's a definite difference but people who like the brand love the brand and even without the $7500 tax credit, people buy it and sell used teslas as well. he doesn't need the credit and let the consumer purchased what they want and not be forced into a particular brand and we know for a fact that elon musk will succeed no matter what but donald trump said we will remove the mandate and let people decide you want gas or hybrid a hybrid plug-in or

electric, have what works for you. neil: have a great weekend. she really knows her stuff. luke lloyd knows this stuff. incredible week that is essentially reflected all of its year-to-date gains, 26%, 27%. would you purchase the stock at this level? >> perception is more than reality, trump will be good for elon musk and tesla with elon musk working side-by-side for trump, even though trump may be taking back credits and spending habits we had for a couple years. people aren't understanding trump unlocking free markets is great for innovation. may be more beneficial than the government handing out money to pick winners and losers. don't know if tesla, gm, ford, who will be the big winner but

i know technology is here to stay and the power of free markets will develop that technology. we own a stock call aspen aerogel which took off the last couple months. we just added more a few days ago. battery technology. neil: all this is over my head but let me get your take on what is happening now with these alternative investments, crypto putting a good week, a lot of people say this was the launching week for bitcoin getting to $100,000 a coin. what do you think? >> he has been outspoken about it. roughly 25% of people own it so he wants to get that.

what people need to understand, it's become a centralized asset, to pay a fee. if bitcoin, it has to be added to the balance sheet, trump was pro bitcoin he would add or try to convince them to add it to our balance sheet like elon musk did with tesla. the biggest strength, the biggest weakness, where government has no control over money can't exist because currency is in government's power. of the government participates and claims bitcoin as its currency, if they don't in the end, all of it will go to 0 if they don't do that. bitcoin usually has drawdowns. i missed out.

neil: it is just money. luke lloyd. in the meantime, you get great coffee and there is that. lauren seminary on that. lauren: they are out of the dow, the dow 30. nvidia shares are down on that inclusion. what does it mean to be a member of the dow 30. includes 29 other members and sometimes that affects the stock. nvidia shares down a bit today, up 200% this year. the only chipmaker in the dow but not the only ai coming,

there is apple and amazon as well. back to intel, they've been in the dow since 1999, they are down 47% and still waiting on a $30 billion chips act. investing in the us. 10 billion in cost cutting. cutting r&d spending, denting, free coffee and for et, this is what intel told employees. i hope it's a meaningful one in supporting our workplace culture meaning people gather around the water cooler, the coffeemaker, they are not bringing back the free food. will it cost money and save a lot of it?

$10 billion of it. neil: is it nice coffee? lauren: do you remember when trader joe's used to give you coffee? they stopped it during covid and never brought it back. the free coffee and tea could work at intel. neil: when you think of these giants. intel was the signature story. it reminds me of aol when it was the center of social media when we knew what social media was, google would be and also brand, who are these folks? these guys get in a position of being leaders of the world forever. lauren: times change and so does the dow 30. it is representative having amazon, apple, microsoft, nvidia, as the cool kids but that will change again too.

now elon musk has donald trump's here. neil: the cool kids change. lauren: i was once a cool kid. neil: high school, he has a nice personality. 11 attempts at the junior prom. lauren: you weren't homecoming king that? prom king? neil: not even close, they told me the homecoming event was at a different place i went to the wrong place. i'm over it, not one to dwell. thank you. you are the best. we were talking about this, a few more details on the justice department announcing federal charges against people plotting to kill donald trump before the election. according to these court documents, irani and officials asked one of the men charged to focus on surveilling and ultimately assassinating donald trump. he is still at large, they

can't find him but they have enough to peg him into this and this group that was trying to pull this off before the election, they failed but this investigation is done. stay with us.

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neil: when it comes to ukraine, a new sheriff in town when donald trump moves into the white house and the biden administration is concerned enough about that that it is trying to frontload to made to ukraine before that inauguration. jennifer griffin following at the pentagon. >> reporter: a race against the clock, the biden administration has 9. one billion dollars in weapons aid left from the supplemental passed by congress in april that needs to get out the door before january 20th. moving this aid is no easy feat. there are logistics and the pace of airlifting that many weapons and concerns about whether the pentagon even has enough inventory on its shelves. defense officials i have spoken to are not certain it can be done before the inauguration when many believe the president-elect and his team will halt are laid to ukraine. >> the united states has the

capability to rush orders and as long as they have the equipment and that is what the issue isn't hopefully they will get is there. it is sad that it has taken this long to get the equipment in that congress approved months ago. >> reporter: the white house and pentagon tried to project confidence yesterday. >> getting it out to understand how important it is, to make sure they have what they need. that hasn't changed. >> they will try that down pretty frequently. could there be things that go beyond january 20th? can't say right now. >> one includes the potential for russian sabotage most notably its plan to put incendiary devices on european cargo planes. they said the russians are trying to intercept to this aid

however they can. roger wicker who supports aid to ukraine is expected to be the next chairman of the senate armed services committee said in a statement there shouldn't be an extension request, they have 5 months to spend this money. neil: thank you very much. the former station chief in moscow we are told vladimir putin talked and he does wish him well, now you have a situation you can see where the biden administration is trying to have aid for ukraine because donald trump will show the same support. what do you think of this? >> in the larger sense it reflects the failure of the biden administration as long as it takes strategy. they acted as if they had

unlimited time, they had consequences for ukrainian civilians in hospitals and neighborhoods being targeted by ruthless russian artillery attacks, they never gave the ukrainians what they needed, long-range artillery and tanks. the biden team, this is their lame-duck administration, the trump team will come in with their own strategy, it reflects their foreign policy failure. neil: if you are president zelenskyy would you be worried? >> yeah. he has been worried since russia invaded ukraine. he has got to rely on european support and engage with the trump administration, the

admonition for george shultz said strength should cast a long shadow over to from attic negotiations and we should give ukraine the ability to negotiate from a position of strength but as long as it takes, a forever war we don't want to support indefinitely, i think donald trump's election reflects that. it entails for europe. julie: are -- you probably heard about these charges against three irani and operatives in a plot to kill donald trump before the election. they have enough info to say they came close. what do you make of it and what does it say about donald trump coming into office knowing this full well and how he will be treating iran? >> i think donald trump has

iran and china in the administration's crosshairs. iran definitely didn't want donald trump to be elected. they are concerned about the impact of the economy as we dial up sanctions and the fact that iran tried to kill donald trump is an act of war and i expect the president will instruct is national security team to uncover all those details and take counteraction to deter such attacks in the future. neil: i always have to do my homework that iran, there is a new sheriff in town, the new sheriff who said unlike the present sheriff that israel should be targeting iranian nuclear facilities, the exact opposite of what president biden has advised, more in your face kind of foreign diplomacy. what do you think?

>> once donald trump has announced his nominations for key cabinet positions, the question is what is the us strategy for the middle east? enable israel to take the fight to iran to the finish because it is weaker than they have ever been before? israel deepak rotated iran's proxy terrorists, now is the right time to sever those links to the proxy terrorists, donald trump based on his public pronouncements is inclined to give israel a longer leash than the biden administration was. neil: fox news contributor dan hoffman, the dow continuing to go up, up, and away.

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