ulysses s grant? calvin coolidge? william mckinley? >> i will go with franklin pierce. i may be right. let's see. >> i will go with calvin coolidge. stuart: i think you are right. franklin pierce. oh no. you got it right. is that me again? stuart: franklin pierce served from 1853 to 1857. democrats refused to renominate him and james buchanan replaced him as the 15th president. thanks for getting rolling. thanks for being with me for the our. time is up for me. it's yours. neil: franklin pierce was a snappy dresser. didn't help him but he looked

like a president, that's about it. we are wondering what happened to this rally, what has been an incredible performance over the last week since donald trump was elected 47th president of the united states. interest rates are backing up, the possibility of a lot of economic activity, generally leads to concerns the bond market, inflation is a problem and rates are backing up as we speak. around the 41% level, a lot of things are attached to that. this is a performance with odds going one way and stocks going another way. stocks are responding after this. kenny, you've always said brilliant things on this show.

one of my favorites is you can't keep going up anymore than you can keep going up. we were going up a lot and that can to go on forever. what to do you make of where we stand? >> i'm surprised it took this long after the surge on wednesday, thursday and friday that the market hadn't backed off. this is healthy, the fact that the 10-year yields are at 4.42, the high was 4. 47 and backed down for read. fareed. 3 but the fact that it is edging up, we talked about the concern over inflation and what that will mean no matter which party god in. they promised to spend more money. that is something the market has to deal with but today's selloff is not surprising after the surge we saw. stuart: a wonder it took this long.

let me ask about the trump rally, don't know when that begins but where were we on collision course? >> the trump rally will run into a little bit of people are excited about the fact that it was decisive, didn't drag on for days the way a lot of people thought it was going to. the election was over and we could start to move forward. it got ahead of itself. it will pool back but i don't think it will be a massive pool back. that is probably right and we will gear up to the end of the year at asset managers position themselves for 2,025 and beyond. i suspect the santa claus rally will begin like november around thanksgiving and then rally. i don't think we are rallying much.

if we go back to 6000, to 6100, where we end up. if we come back a little bit, we rally into the end of the year like that. neil: normally after a presidential election year you have another up year, at least up half year, we had an amazing year this year, and will it be tested more, >> it might be tested. and the economic data, it causes us to test and cause the market, and we see cpi tomorrow, the ppi, is expected to take up month over month and

year-over-year, runs in front of cpi, they will edge up a little bit. what is this looking like another 3 or 4 months when the market is expecting inflation to stabilize or took up, a matter of how much. and the issue in 2025. >> >> anthony, the founder of professional capital. you heard what kenny was saying, >> we have a pro bitcoin president.

and when you have a president go into the white house, what they measure is what move and cares about the stock market. neil: surprised a lot of folks. many criticized gary gensler for doing what he can to kill that thing. >> that acknowledges donald trump liked bitcoin and wants the united states to hold bitcoin to be incredibly important. >> and to buy bitcoin, furthers the demand. >> with their best store value assets, bitcoin's prices increase, and bitcoin is a

global alarm system and far calling the bluff with politicians. $850 billion, and 40%, right now we have a race between the national debt and bitcoin, bitcoin is skyrocketing the same pace the national debt is skyrocketing. neil: we go to one hundred thousand dollars a coin, we are not that far now, less than 20% to get there but it is a wild run. >> it used to be controversial but now people to get won't happen, the question is when. stuart: what do you see beyond this year to next year? >> timing is difficult but opening up to what they are going to do, bitcoin will hit $1 million in our lifetime because you have a finite supply asset.

stuart: it is a tenfold jump. >> which sounds insane. in 2022, it is almost 90. we get massive moves and asymmetrical asset. the other thing is the dollar is going to be devalued. as you get weaker dollars and have a finite asset everyone is saying i should own some of that the prices will run up. neil: the dollar going down before bitcoin continues going up, can you have them both going the same direction? >> bitcoin is going up regardless of the inflation rate. the other piece is more important is the inflationary environment we are operating in, there's an entire generation of people who don't believe the cpi number. below looking at their grocery bills, daily expenses saying

there's no way prices are only going up 2. 4% % so there's got to be something, what donald trump could do is if he overhauled the bureau of labor statistics. the methodology they use to calculate these numbers is broken and you can't make good decisions with bad data. what's the true inflation measurement in the us economy? than make better monetary policy decisions. neil: very good seeing you, mark meredith is all the rage. when we talk about donald trump and his cabinet picks, mark joins us. >> neal, good to see you. i apologize. neil: continue.

>> i am sorry about that. only a week since the election and already a better idea who is going to be helping him in the second trump term. fox learning marco rubio will take the pose addition of secretary of state in the second trump term. on the intelligence committee and foreign affairs, was our trump critic not long ago but seems to have bipartisan support for this nomination. we are also hearing from those who are ready to move his nomination as quickly as possible. >> i hope it is true about marco rubio, i hope it is all true, got to get his agenda done. >> reporter: we are hearing from john fetterman who says marco rubio is a strong choice and i look forward to voting in his confirmation, trump has chosen michael walt's as national security adviser. that would not require senate confirmation, what are most influential positions in the white house, he plans to pick

christie noen who was considered a potential vp pick but she admitted in a book that she had shot and killed her 14-month-old dog who she claimed was unruly and while the president-elect has kept a low profile the last couple days and it is possible through this weekend, tomorrow he will be in washington for a meeting with president biden and could stop by capitol hill to meet with lawmakers as they celebrate is when. that wasn't intentional. neil: i am kidding. the infancy wants them too. he is a great guide. that's one thing i love. okay, charlie gasparino, noah staking where he is, following these cabinet picks. the big one is treasury. how is that battle going?

charles: liz claman and neil cavuto look alike. lauren: 1 does the treasury spot look like? charles: i had calls from three trump transition people who are part of the team saying barring something in his background, says no, i don't want to go there, it will be the other hedge fund. neil: he is the one -- charles: his drone in the mix. i'm hesitant to say this happens with trump. and may be -- it is miserable. in any event, i'll let

something weird happened. in the campaign. he was writing a thoughtful piece in the wall street journal. neil: none of the conflicts? charles: any time, steve mnuchin ran an investment presumably able to get through confirmation. plenty of people don't want to go through the confirmation process. not saying this is why paulson pooled himself out. it has been in the tabloids.

neil: if it is automatically approved, would that avoid that? charles: they will still bring it up. the paulson thing. do you see a clear trend in these trump pics not only for loyalists but people who are very clear and with him on the border, with him on these other -- charles: not that he has anything in the background. people keep bringing up this loyalty garbage and you need someone loyalty your agenda. unequivocally, if you are the managing editor of fox, you are, suppose i hated you and

worked every day to undermine you, i should be fired, you don't want to hire somebody like that. neil: why are you here? charles: you hate me. neil: other presidents have been just as picky about this. charles: the other guys trump hired were skeptical of him. i'm for the constitution, not you, so they undermined him, we won't see that this time. you have to be on board with maga, the trade stuff. that is why he's going to have an interesting cabinet that carries a mandate, some of it you and i might disagree with like on tariffs and stuff like that, much of it we will. neil: he has people who will be in sync. if you get elected you should have people who feel the same way.

neil: clearly to hr -- neil: i said something about make sure charlie gasparino wears a tie. charles: i do have, you want to see this? neil: that is all i do. you are the best. we are following a lot of developments including what is going on between stocks and bonds. this is fascinating. bonds, the yields were backing up for a a while, still backing up when you get over 4.4, and this might be a full bond market retreat. and up on average since the election last week, do not cry for certain things. after this.

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latest on proceedings that are put off a while, maybe a long while. >> reporter: we started expecting to hear from judge merchan who had a self-imposed deadline to let us know what he was going to do with the common a case involving 34 felony counts trump was convicted of. we had this massive trial in front of a jury, trump's defense team asked the judge to dismiss this case based on immunity but instead of getting this decision we got an order from judge merchan to pause the proceedings after trump's lawyers and prosecutors together asked merchan for the pause, they say they want to consider how trump's election impacts this case moving forward. what's left is the immunity decision and sentencing. brent velicovich prosecutors a week to advise how to move forward with this case. it opens interesting

possibility's. could the case still move forward with sentencing, otherwise scheduled two weeks from today or could it mean this case is positive while trump is the president of the united states or perhaps is it possible district attorney alvin bragg will agree to change course, dismiss this case or set it aside? trump's lawyers are making it very clear they are arguing for a full dismissal of this case on a number of grounds including immunity from earlier this year, wrong for judge merchan to admit certain evidence into trial from trump's time in office when he was president, that being conversations with white house aides, observations in the oval office to prove circumstances from before's time in office, but maybe merchan will not have to decide that issue if district attorney alvin bragg as suggested could change

course but sentencing originally scheduled back in september, and delaying sentencing until after the election two weeks from now and this is another agreement from his side to delay a critical decision on immunity, parties are talking, the dar -- office, where to go now that trump is president. lauren: 1 would reignite this four years ago? we will see. i'm not a lawyer but seems like it is not going anywhere. bob q set, the hill editor in chief. we love talking throughout this campaign, never focus on the moment. the moment is these cases seem to be getting pushed off, pushed out, canceled out right. what do you make of this? i want to fast-forward four

years ago, where there any of them able to survive or could survive? >> i'm not a lawyer but politically these cases seem like they are going to fade in one form or another, maybe they are postponed four years. that is a long time but obviously trump is very busy as the president-elect and i think his lawyers are being aggressive that we need to get rid of this, we could see a ruling from the supreme court immunity decision that throws this out but one way or the other donald trump is not going to jail in these cases are going to fade away, just a matter of when. neil: let's talk about what you have seen of the cabinet picks, the strategy, rarely have i seen so many appointees, announcements, we could have this entire cabinet wrapped up by next week at the rate he is going. what do you make of that? what does that, the only other

president i can think of that was running almost as fast was john f. kennedy after he won the 1960 race. your thoughts. >> this transition is going smoothly. they tapped a number of people including from congress, these, most of these nominees will sail through the senate, not all of them will but that will be the exception to the rule. that are different transition process van we saw which was all over the map, this one is very professional, very organized and you will see more appointments in the coming days. neil: has to be yes or no, the president-elect has made clear he would rather they have automatic approval with republican-led senate? >> i think he will. whoever is the next majority leader i will find out next

week, probably john thune or john cornyn but the trump world is pushing for rick scott. i think he has a shot but it is an outside shot, i think thune is the favorite and cornyn right behind him and they have to give trump a lot of what he wants because he did get a mandate. he won the popular vote. no one was predicting that. neil: democrats might complain about that, these are cabinet posed visions. we have to talk about it, nothing should be automatic. don't know if that will extend the supreme court picks when he assumes office but where is this going? >> a combination. for big appointments there will be hearings, republicans won of the senate, they will prioritize trump's nominee is right off the bat but for the lower-level you could see some recess appointees where it is

easy to get in as long as they are not too controversial. democrats won't like what will happen the next two to four years but elections have consequences. neil: what is different about donald trump, he has not taken the bait not that any was thrown out from jerome powell who was asked if he would step down if donald trump told him to, donald trump never commented on that. he's not commented on this race for the senate leader. he wants rick scott to your point but hasn't said one thing or another. he is stepping back and not getting and what could be controversial areas. it is still early on but what do you make of that? >> it is early on but it is smart if he sticks to that strategy. most people like powell. very even keel, media savvy public official. when trump was president powell

got a lot of calls, that will be continuing. joe biden didn't call powell. his administration met with powell but i think powell will stay on and uses political y's a, it is wise to keep him in and when his term expires he can replace him. neil: you were an enormous help this election year for all of us, appreciate that i look forward to more of your insights in the years ahead. don't want to rain on your parade in midtown manhattan, saks fifth avenue isn't going to have the decorated windows. it's not happening. it was too expensive but i always urge people, if you are looking around for the rights, right across the street is rockefeller tree.

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neil: big news in the new york metropolitan area, they are stopping the annual holiday light and music show. it isn't happening because they are trying to save some money.

that is what amazon will get you but that is a separate story. it isn't happening but i urge people to calm down and realize there are plenty of other lights and events in new york including the rockefeller center christmas tree. madison alworth has more from that sack location in midtown manhattan. >> reporter: it is new york during christmas time but we are talking the light show, and iconic stable of christmas in new york and this year no light show here at saks fifth avenue. you have the music, the lights working in concert to gather. it's been on the façade of the flagship store in midtown and it has excited tourists for years. this year saks fifth avenue

canceled their light show in a cost-cutting measure calling it a challenging year. the company says they are doing things differently this year saying for some time we contemplated changing our approach. our 100th year which marks the anniversary of the flagship, we are honoring the architectural significance of this building. they light the façade that we are looking at now. that is what will be featured this year. it is right across the street from the rockefeller tree. it will be lit on december 4th. we will still have christmas in new york, and saks holiday

experience coming soon. that will not be seen this year. it is a little different this year. neil: you would be looking at the rockefeller center tree and looking at our fox christmas tree. i want everyone to relax. not like christmas has been taken away. hillary kramer, you had a great line about this. thank you, amazon, want to blame and you wonder, the competition from online retailers brought us to this moment. >> reporter: instead of going

into saks or macy's we are buying from deckers and all of that. just that we had a rotation. the world has rotated and that brings us to home depot. with home depot the high end is being squeezed, dollar stores are down today. with home depot specifically, it was so interesting. high-priced discretionary items. they are buying duct tape, and there's a reason the dow jones industrial average. and with -- it is surprising. neil: the stock went up on the report.

they were retrenching a little bit. they didn't say that, they see things turning around. what got buyers going. >> the problem is the buyers came in. and everyone knows home depot is muting the excitement. neil: a couple firms, and things, the consumer is far from. >> they made money on bitcoin to nvidia to the s&p. the consumer is narrowing the market. if it comes crashing down. at what point does inflation --

neil: with a lot of stuff donald trump wants to do, it would higher prices. >> it has to be higher prices. and -- going from covid and the economy stock to the first year. >> and reality, people start borrowing and buying. the inherent problem. inflation hasn't hit wages like it hit items. the differential is where there's going to be discontent. if wages could stay in place. neil: if jerome powell stops with the rate cuts or slows,

the flipside is he's going to pick up steam. >> the market would be on fire for a while. at some point we will retrace and if you are going to see continued rate cuts. it's the policy of the new administration because it is choking us, powell went too far, those rates high and finish his term and that is it. he will be on case street with his desk. neil: he says the president can't make it happen, he didn't volunteer, he was asked that question but can't let it down. >> i was shocked that jerome powell said the president can't take me out, those were fighting words, that said take

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>> the israeli stock exchange has been liking the prospect of donald trump returning to the white house, doing better reverse pain in recent days than it has done during the biden days with tense relations going on. the israeli ambassador coming up but first, peter doocy at the white house where the president will meet with the israeli president who has the latest on all of that. >> reporter: the meeting is winding down right now, two things appear to be true. the trump and biden teams are both committed to an ordinary transition. with up trump and biden teams no a bunch of biden priorities are about to be unwound. stuart: is trump reversing biden's foreign policy?

>> you can almost say that, also a desire for peace, this could go down in the history books, i don't start wars, i end them. >> reporter: the trump un ambassador pick, at least stefanik says the biden/harris's add ministration of rewarding terrorist is coming to a end. the biden/harris foreign policy was defeated at the ballot box, they will be at the heart of the biggest photo a. the oval office meeting tomorrow. >> they will go through the top issues. and explain to donald trump how he sees things, where they stand and talk to donald trump about how he is thinking of taking on these issues when he

takes office. >> sounds like president biden wants to give donald trump a crash course in world affairs, we should know how that goes over by this time tomorrow. neil: he lived there four years, i don't know what can come of this. how is this being perceived? >> not like donald trump needs a tour. based on jake sullivan we should get more details in the next hour. and he will be a captive audience and wants to tell them about ukraine, israel, and we don't know how much further they go, he does remind us when donald trump met with barack

obama who imparted to him the wisdom that the greatest threat was north coryell. will president biden open up the books and show scary until about power that is about to cause problems? may be. stuart: how much time to they spend with each other before they have the photoshop and all that? >> as much as they want, the meeting will be at 11:00 a.m. and believed trump will have a few meetings in town with some republican allies. they have a lot of catching up to do. stuart: you have to assume the fly understands english. thank you, peter doocy, senior white house correspondent. the israeli ambassador to the united nations, good having you. we were talking about how

different things would be with donald trump than president biden, not breaking any fox news alert that has been tense with the biden relationship as you are minus, americans and israelis remain the best of friends but that friendship was tested. what do you think now? do we have sound? we will continue. what do you make of that versus how it has been? >> we are excited. we heard about at least stefanik coming to the united nations. we saw her in action on campuses in this building. a lot of anti-semitism and we saw the alliance between china, iran and russia becoming

stronger and more active in the us would have to meet peace through strength, power, how excited about the arrival of new forces to the un. neil: where are you all right now? what is behind you right now? >> i am at the united nations getting ready to enter the security council. there will be another discussion against israel to challenge the lies of the un. neil: that's almost a daily event. i am wondering whether you see the tone changing with donald trump or if he has control over the united nations or what they do but how do you see that going? >> we still have more than two months until he will enter the white house, very sensitive period for us.

we've seen signs of initiatives against israel, some would try to take advantage of the transition period, the us gives billions to the united nations and for this organization, more conditions and the un actually serves to promote peace and stability, not to be a circus for hate and anti-semitism. neil: we will monitor closely. i apologize for the technical problems. i should have known that did look like you, apologize. we are focusing on the corner of wall and broad, the first of any substance since the election of donald trump after this. ♪ what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like ai.

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neil: you see things accelerating. as it closes, 4-4, the highest rates since the election of donald trump, an interesting piece, the stocks of run very far leaving edge to friends at barron's at as low, 15 step hit the trees don't always grow to the sky, that's a good way to look at it. the backdrop not only for tesla that elon musk as with donald trump to say nothing of other retail issues. jackie: usually can't go up up up? harris: every day.