i'll promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time. i just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us. it's about us! ngratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. >> in a stunning turn of events, america has elected billionaire businessman donald trump as our 45ing president of the united states. a shocking outcome for hillary clinton and her shell shocked supporters who appear to have momentum and polls on their

>> good wednesday morning, everyone, i'm amen mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. you haven't slept at all, leaving many on both sides in awe. hillary clinton has conceded the presidential race and donald trump set to become the 45th president of the united states. voters across the country confounded nearly e pundit headed into this historic election and made the billionaire our next commander in speech. the next leader has no military or public service experience to draw upon and trump made sure to revel in his anti-establishment, anti-washington persona during his victory speech earlier this morning. >> the president elect of the occupation of america, donald

complicated busines complicated. now it's time for america to bind the wound of division. we have to get together to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say, it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> as for hillary clinton, she just could not hold open to the same democratic firewall that was able give president obama his two while trump blah past expectations to make gains in florida and north carolina. this morning, most clinton supporters have shell shocked, crying and in a state of utter disbelief. >> we want to bring in our panel this morning, senior adviser and national spokesperson for moveon.org and also rick tyler, nbc news analyst and former adviser to ted cruz's bid, good night, good morning, here as we

elect donald trump. how'd we get here, given we have despised poll, pundits. every rule of a political playbook? let's start with you, corinne. >> first of all, i have to say, look, i don't have a better word for this, but i am shocked but also not surprised. i am shocked because clearly the polling the data, not just the public polling, but also internal polling in our right? i think that's something we need a address and what happened there. i think other thing that really kind of struck us, sticks out to me is that i worked on the obama 28 campaign and the white house for obama. i realize is obama is once in a generation kind of in a lifetime politician. and he was able to create this coalition and now it no longer, clearly, no longer exists.

sticks out to me tonight. >> so when you look also the republicans are riding a wave of tremendous success votes in the house and senate. they will also win the white house, was this an anti-hillary vote on the presidential side? how do you explain the success across the legislative branch, did we under understood the republicans? >> it's an extraordinary achievement. it blows every convention as you pollsters have just got to be scratching their heads because his models of polling are off. there was a brexit-like vote that they have been saying that turned out. and many, many people, including myself, were wrong about this race, that donald trump had connected in a way that people didn't see.

about change. people want to change. the question was, hillary clinton represented the status quo. basically, she represented the status quo. donald trump represented change. the clinton people liked to see scary change. in the end, how much worse can they get? they want to proceed it out. >> they underestimate the silent trump supporters. they have been there is so much more to delve into. >> we talked to battleground states, in wayne, pennsylvania, and charlotte for us in north carolina. steve, let's start with you democrats initially crumbled at the end of the night. what happened? >> absolutely stunning. democrats very hopeful here. this was a narrow margin, trump

fashion. generally the presidential candidate that carries, either suburban philadelphia counties that surround the city centers generally within they win these counties, they win the state and hillary clinton had a great ground game here. she won those counties. she won the city centers around philadelphia. >> that speaks to this revolution that i think we all misidentified, particularly here completely red. we are joined by emmy in a diner at 4:00 in the morning. you are a clinton supporter, how do you feel about president trump? >> i am scared. i am really scared. i am afraid we will become a 2nd, 3rd world nation and kicked out of the u.n.. i am afraid there will be more war and i don't think it's necessary. >> i think something we all did not respect today. thank you for joining us. we'll send it back to you.

pennsylvania, thank you. i want to turn out to miami florida, all eyes were fixed overnight for trump's political future hinged on the outcome there, especially given the hispanic vote, talk about the move there within specifically the hispanic community. >> reporter: good morning, guys t. mood here very somber on a local watch party in miami with latino families. some of the folks here undocumented. others are voters. the question for these families president-elect, deliver on his immigration policies, a policy he launched his key candidacy on. this is valerie, you are 16-years-old, are you a sid, but your parents were deported to colombia, how are you feeling tonight, this morning with these results? >> well, i'm scared and i'm nervous because i'm, i don't really know what to think now.

again. >> reporter: thank you so much, vamry, for your story and that is the question for many latino families across the nation. 11 million undocumented people in this country and their family members, having these same discussion across our nation this morning. >> thanks. let's go to morgan in north carolina, good morning to you. democrats began hoping they could eek out a win in north carolina t. same question we are asking all of our that state? >> reporter: eamon, we are in charlotte, north carolina, trump took this state 51% to 47% what's interesting is that the people we have spoken to here. the reaction is mixed. others say this is what we expected to happen. others say they are not confident, because the ideas and

i want to also bring attention to the race for governor here. >> that has been a hot local topic. right now, we are 49% and 49% locked in a dead heat with roy cooper and that's exactly what we are looking at now as people are talk. politics is on the mind in charlotte, north carolina. >> a win bracket. bring back in our panel. we are what i have been hearing, reading about consistently overnight is the fear that many of those people when it comes to immigration, foreign policy, to health care, how could donald trump now as the president-elect not only bridge the aisle across democrats and republicans and within the republican party. >> that's a great question. it's the unknown.

points. it's really the unknown. >> how do you see this playing out for donald trump tomorrow morning, he wakes up president-elect. he starts to reach across the aisle as he says he wants to do. is that going to be much harder to do or can he actually be -- >> it will be very hard to do. that's what leaders need to do? in his victory speech this morning. he so woom we'll see, the u.s. the unknown. markets love stability clinton will win. this is predictable. donald trump very unpredictable. i believe in the republic. i think the republic survives. so we'll see what he does on immigration. we'll see what he does on trade deals, on the economy. we'll see what he does on being more inclusive.

that all rhetoric counteders. that we have to give him a chance and see how he'll govern. >> he has a lot of work to do. he ran as a changed candidate, against the establishment. now he has the senate and the house, how does he kind of reconcile all of that? >> so that's the unknown. >> that's the unknown also and what hillary clinton will say when she is expected to speak in a now hours. all of us will be early this morning. just ahead, stockmarkets around the globe have been on a roller coaster ride. we will held tell you what's ahead for your money. >> good morning, eamon, good morning, frances, the big story is the warmth that continues across the country. this will be another beautiful november day. we're in the mid-november now. this is ridiculous.

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what a tumultuous night. >> when we started to see donald trump was in the lead the market that was opened was japan. it tanked because investors' first ink instinct, if i don't know what it is, get rid of everything, go back to cash. that was the most extreme reaction. we saw it in japan and south korea. can you see some numbers there. but as the evening went on. >> and the reality sunk in. >> and people started realize, sure, there might be policies that you don't like. it might not be happening tomorrow. what tends to happen is that's what slowed across the opening. we are five hours from opening. i am suspecting that gap will get narrower and narrower. despite the fact at 3:00 in the morning or 2:00 in the morning, you might have said the dow would open.

nearly as dramatic. something interesting happened. >> that is what overnight trading gets tumultuous. the s&p futures stopped. it wouldn't let them go below 5%. the market opposite the bottom falls out. >> right. >> it seems to have the effect to realize i sell my stock. >> it was a the first time since 9-11. >> people who were nervous about the market. it made up all their losses within one month. the market is very resilient. if you sell, you lock in a loss. maybe you understand what you are buying or selling. some will do better under a trump administration, some who

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just like all of us here. the world is watching closely as the election results came in overnight, programs none closer than russia. a nation that was a hot button issue on the trail. >> lucie cavanaugh. what are you seeing and hearing in terms of moscow's reaction to what happened in the united states? >> reporter: well, good morning, ayman, shock and disbelief across the globe. a tepid reaction from international leade tried to adjust to a brave, new, your honor certain world. here in moscow, guys, donald trump is certainly feeling the love. this has been a difficult period since the cold war from syria, hacking allegations, ukraine, now things are going to change. that's the hope at least from the kremlin. president putin this morning, sending donald trump his congratulations via telegram saying he expects now what he

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>> president-elect donald trump happy birthday working with a republican-led senate. they may take control of the senate. democrats did gain some ground, in illinois tammy duckworth defeated nbtd. and ron johnson beat marc feingold. marco rubio pete patrick murphy as did kentucky republican rand paul and senator john mccain won his re-election bid over democrat anne kirk patrick. pat toomey defeated katy mcginty in an extremely tight race.

>> this morning the country reacts as washington turns red. the republicans keep the house, the senate and donald trump becoming the nation's 45th president. for more, we are joined by political reporter for the hill, kate, good evening what can we expect? >> you know, what's most fascinating for me is yes donald trump won the white house. but the fact that they won, the republicans won the senate and the house. >> that means big things are next. what's first for me i think pollsters will have to have you know a big revamp and physical out what did they do wrong? how could they be so wrong about polling to have hillary clinton up three points for a really long time and yes they started to add in more republicans at

they started adding more republicans. first they have to figure out that in the future. next, what's most interesting is figure out an agenda. speaker paul ryan doesn't have the agenda donald trump might go for. it's interesting what they can found, immigration the not a way that they necessarily agree. the ic will be interesting to see, especially having all three in the chambers. >> i am curious what hillary clinton will say in a few hours, speaking of john modesta who came out, her hundreds of supporters, who said, basically, we're going home. then within an hour, we we heard she had made that call to donald trump conceding. what do you expect to hear from her? >> reporter: that's exactly what

newsroom went wild. so it's fascinating. yes, she called in, for donald trump to make that announcement that he we heard from hillary clinton, a, it's pretty shocking. but you do have to expect this. >> so we're expected to see her tomorrow. it's interesting to see. donald trump has been calling the system rigged. that been his line and that's what he is expected to say if he so i'm going to see how positive will she be? what will be her message? how does she plan to go forward, keeping the democrats a part of the conversation. >> many americans are flashing out many of the newspaper covers the headlines for today. i appreciate it, thank you very much. >> an incredible night, certainly a historic night for the world and the united states. >> i'm frances rivera, thank you