big antiimmigration guy. he lost tonight. that's huge news. in that area. >> . he's had legal problems lately. and went down in defeat. after two decades in office. >> . so many important local races going on tonight. social media on fire with it all. >> people even say -lg they need a stiff drink. most people shocked clinton is having such a hard time reaching the 270 mark. >> a canada immigration web site had been over

their tracks hate crimes has 200 complaints in six days post election that includes antiblack, antiimmigration, anti-muslim crimes. he talked about it 60 minutes. he said it surprised him. then he looked into the camera and said, don't do it. it's terrible. i'm going to bring this country boy, caden randolph. a 41-year-old man is in jail. mesa county deputies are trying to figure out what happened. caden's family and friends have set up a memorial. people left gifts in the yard where he died saturday night. >> he was an overachieve. he was an excellent kid. he got along with like everybody in >> me and my brother just lost one of our close friends. it shouldn't be this way. >> jeremy and randolph were not related. it's unclear how he knew each other. this man faces several charges including felony manslaughter. >>> it's 5:36 now. the latest fight between city of denver and homeless is playing out. the city is clearing out a homeless camp near the ball park the sweep resulted in a lawsuit the last time around. >> reporter: cheryl, we're here on laurence and park. behind me down the street both

that reach was this rhetoric, things that were said, things that were, you know, very antimuslim, antiimmigrant. and i think he really needs to address that. there are a lot of protests that are happening right now. i think they're -- they're valid reasons. there's a out there saying this is sore losers. i really don't think that's the case this. is america's reaction to when you use some of these tactics. you know, i'm an mba. i get it. in business, you know, it's really whatever it takes to get to that point. he's used that strategy and i think he needs to address that. i think he needs to specifically say i don't stand for these things, these things are wrong. >>> welcome back to let's just talk. it's our hour-long next special where we're gathering coloradans with different political views but a shared belief that we ought to be america. our conversation is going to continue at 6:30. we're about to hear from more viewers. quickly before we go, i hear a lot of common ground without ideological experience -- for everybody who voted for donald trump, do you understand the fears that we've hear

after he sent an e-mail to employees saying he strongly objects to what he calls the nationalist, antiimmigranteful politics of donald trump and that anyone that disagrees should re-sign. he later issued a statement saying it advocated inclusion and that grubhub does not discriminal nate based on political believes. >> thank you so much. it's interesting because no fortune 500 company contributed to the trump campaign as of september. they snuck in donations later on closer to the election. wading into the political pool and for what? >> i'm not a big fan of ceos diving into this pool and for whatever reason you see a lot of these company give to the democratic party. you want to do it, it has to be dollar for dollar. i'm not a big fan of that either. i think you go about your business for shareholders. >> what do you think? >> i think he was saying if your -- >> here's the quote, work for trump i want to be clear, this behavior and those views have no place at fwrgrubhub. >> still i don't think he should have said it. i really do believe there should be a big separation between politics and em

. >>> montgomery ty resolution denouncing antiimmigration and hate crimes within the county. the move is in response to incidents targeting people of color. just last week school administrators at a middle school found drawings of swastikas in a boys' bathroom. another incident happened at an elementary school where someone wrote kill blacks on a bathroom wall. since election day, more than and that's according to a new study out from the southern poverty law center. however, the number of hate crimes across the country was up 7%. the fbi reported 154 incidents against muslims in 2014 compared to 257 in 2015. >> it's given a lot of license to people with similar anger. i don't think it's all white america. i mean, even all those who voted but those elements of our society are there. >> the fbi report also found that religious based hate crime are up by 23%. the second targeted religion was judaism. crimes against that community rose nearly 10%. >>> police are investigating a homicide involving two men related to one another in northeast d.c.. the shooting happened on woodbrid

but there is a heavy fashionistic antiimmigration component -- nationalistic anti-immigration feeling and anti-market feelings. i thought would be nervous about the dark side of these things. charles: what i have seen so far, even in this country with the stock market is a belief low taxes, low regulations and pull yourself up by the bootstrap mentality is the tonic the world needs right now. >> all i would say is how do you explain the stock market tripled under barack obama. you weren't so keen to use the stock market as an indication barack obama was doing a good job. charles: we are going to go beyond the market and look at other things. you feel it, austin, i know you feel the animal spirits brewing out there. catch a cab, catch an uber. catch a limo driver. >> be careful what animal spirit is. charles: donald trump promising to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. he's got it back on track, coming up. month here. you should have quit while you were ahead. 32 years at this place and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and

many of my friends and i feel like at this point in our country, with the antiimmigration sentiment, the level of hate, that we're in 1935 germany, and that's how we're feeling at this point. >> reporter: so again, 0 rest, 0 incidents police tell us, trump night, alex and mike, 5:00. we'll have a big crowd at franklin mills mall. two weeks before black friday crowd two weeks from today, tomorrow night at 5:00. >> all right rallies on both side. an historic meeting between former and current world leader, not yet. we got to inaugust rate this guy >> he is president-elect. president obama welcomed president-elect at the white house as the administration plans for what they keep calling a peaceful transition of power. they're the three words i keep hearing >> they're using the word peaceful, what are they going to get into a fistfight >> remember the rumors about when george w. bush came to the white house, all the starts moved all the ws >> is that violent taking ws off type writer >> it was at the first time they met face-to-face. they had a successful meeting and look forward to cont

waiting dutifully and lying to be able to come to this great country, i don't think it is an antiimmigration approach, i think it is a pro america and pro immigration approach. >> what do you say, greg? greg: i hope this wall does not go into a curtain, it is going from wall to fence to -- he has to build a law because there is intense support. those are the people like the an coulters who came behind him. you created the argument that he has to really do, he has to say, it is about locking bad guys out fought locking them in. before you install the looks you have to get the bad guys out. very common sense. we do not need to import crime. we have enough of it here. >> we are good at it. greg: cast the border security as economic and security issue not a political issue. the metaphor is america is earth's disneyland. everyone wants to come here. you go to disney there is a line and there is a gate and in -- some areas are a fence. >> that is what i used to hop. it is true. very, very persuasive rhetoric maybes it easier to get through. >> but it has to be explained well. >> republicans have b

antiimmigration. >> america was a white country designed for ourselves and our po posterity, it's ouration, our inheritance and it belongs to us. >> crowd gathered for the annual conference for spencer's think tank, the national policy institute. many in the crowd cheering him on with the nazi salute. the video is so alarming the national holocaust museum wrote a letter in response. holocau holocaust didn't begin with killing but with words, comparing spencer's words with hitler's. but what seemed a small group on the internet now seems emboldened by trump's victory. >> they view him as champion for their cause. >> and hiring of steve bannon has only intensified the criticism. while bannon once reportedly bragged his website brietbart.com was the platform for the alt-right. he later told the "wall street journal" he has zero tolerance for those tomes. trump said if i thought was any of those terms, i wouldn't even think about hiring him. >> thanks sara. jeffrey lord, do you think the president-elect went far enough to disavow the neonazi group that spoke a few blocks from the white ho

many of my friends and i feel like at this point in our country, with the antiimmigration sentiment.evel of hate that we're in 1935 germany. >> reporter: a lot of bicycle patr patrols keeping it. 0 incidents, 0 arrests. and that woman she was a grand mother with her daughter and grandson and so, prominently women in that initial protest and not the usual younger college age bernie sanders crowd but maybe suburban moms and grandmoms as we heard right there. don't expect this stuff to end after just two days so far. maybe another day or another weekend of protest as well. thomas, karen >> you may be right. thank you. >>> 4:38 coverage of everything post election continues right here. along with preparations for the trump administration, we're going to post latest on our home page. >>> we're following a developing story out of west hampton. for the second time this years, historic mansion damaged during a fire. one owned by henry rowan. fire officials say this started before 10:00 last night. no injuries are being reported. back in june, another fire left smoke damage to the home. rowan

you have the campaign rhetoric towards antiimmigration, trade wars.ech thatptance has been seen to be positive towards creating an atmosphere conducive to real economic growth. contrast to what we've seen for the past. coupled with the infrastructure mentioned.you >> this call, people have been call for big infrastructure time morea long physical spending. some people say, would it made a sense several years ago when we had much higher wagesoyment as we see rising rapidly 3.9% year over year. much slack. what's the fed response if we get a big fiscal boost at a time close to full employment. >> you raise a good point. is 4.9%.loyment rate this morningn 2.1%. we're still waiting for pce higher.n to move there a risk. engaging, potentially , engage in a battle of fiscal policy and a healthy inflation backdrop. we're not still pricing a innificant overshoot inflation market. we look at various one year forward rate. pricing in cpi inflation, nextclose to 1.75% for the three or four years. it's still below two percent. get that metric north of 2.5, which

antiimmigrant. this country is built on immigrants.ple that came from all over the world to be here. but he's bent on sending people back to south of texas. well, i've got news for you, mr. trump, these people are not illegal aliens, before the european came to the americas, there were no borders. the borders were put in place to separate people to put in control of these economies. the one you've called latinos. there's no country called latin. there's no such thing as a hispanic. that's the pain that spain put upon those people that came south of texas like the british and the dutch and the french put on us in north america, that's his pain. they are spanish speaking american indians. they are us and we are them. we get so caught up into these self made descriptions of people that we failed to see the humanity in all of it. every color and it's only four colors to human tanty. if we don't stand up like my brothers and sisters are standing up in standing rock for humanity, then we're all out of here. with us it's always been about spi

they were very against globalism and trade and very antiimmigration. so, i think going forward -- i mean, it's a little bit different from what john was just arguing a minute ago. i think on the one hand the party is going to have an immediate tendency to blame everything on trump himself but i think the path to victory in the party in the future, is likely to be trumpism without trump. so it's going to be someone without trump's rev reprehensible person and characteristics but he does represent the view and i era of reaganism is over because i don't think they can make a comeback inside the republican party. still be there but likely to be a minority faction. >> david remnick has to leave at 8:00. everybody else stay. david do you have any final thoughts on the presidency in general and what we're being to face? >> only that it's my 29th weds anniversary and if i don't get to where i'm going to go i'm not going to reach 30. that is really it. will say that what was encouraging, because i don't want everybody to go home and kill themselves -- is that i

the e-mail from the ceo reads this, i absolutely reject the nationalist antiimmigrant and hateful politics of donald trump and will work to shield our community from this movement. that's, of course, from the grub hub ceo. the company then released a statement. we tbrab and accept all political employees no matter who they voted for in this or any election. message was intend today advocate for inclusion and tolerance regardless of political affiliation. the ceo says he's not embarrassed by his actions. 20% of employees thanked him for the original e-mail but we should also say the original e-mail said you should resign if you agree with donald trump. a lot of controversy about grub hub this morning. apple ceo tim cook sent a memo to employees after donald trump's victory but the message was about unity. i heard from many of you today about the presidential election, regardless of which candidate each of us supported as individual the only way to move forward is to move forward together. ihop giving red, white and blue pancakes to 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., red lobster with free appetizer and

antiimmigrant. this country is built on immigrants.ple that came from all over the world to be here. but he's bent on sending people back to south of texas. well, i've got news for you, mr. trump, these people are not illegal aliens, before the european came to the americas, there were no borders. the borders were put in place to separate people to put in control of these economies. the one you've called latinos. there's no country called latin. there's no such thing as a hispanic. that's the pain that spain put upon those people that came south of texas like the british and the dutch and the french put on us in north america, that's his pain. they are spanish speaking american indians. they are us and we are them. we get so caught up into these self made descriptions of people that we failed to see the humanity in all of it. every color and it's only four colors to human tanty. if we don't stand up like my brothers and sisters are standing up in standing rock for humanity, then we're all out of here. with us it's always been about spi