in loudoun county, northern virginia county, a majority. then expanding on that to be winning in virginia tonight. with 5%, that's a lot still to come in loudoun county, but that is somewhat a substantial early report out of loudoun county. that's what we're going to be looking at as the vote comes in, and other places you can see in northern virginia, prince william county is giving us something. about 3% in prince william county. again, you see a 59/38 trump advantage here. again, one of those counties the trump plus cruz vote, you see it from 2016. this was 50.2%. it was basically just as close to a narrow majority, as narrow as it can come. trump and cruz in '16. again, if trump were to be running at 60% or more tonight, that's 10% of the trump/cruz number. this is a small number of the vote in, but that's the benchmark we'll be looking at as the votes come in. it looks like we have some -- okay, we were talking about this earlier. look how they almost fit together like pieces of a puzzle. this is washington, d.c. where we saw nikki hal

here in loudoun county, virginia, 35% of the world's data centers are here. sudden rise of a.i. just one a.i. data center could require equivalent of a single nuclear power plant to operate and with the slow construction and the push to convert green energy, places like this could be at risk of brown-outs down the road. >> as americans, we take for granted that when we flip the switch the light will come on. if we don't address this issue of base load power, firm power, and the closure of these generation facilities too quickly, then we will -- we will introduce reliability concerns. >> meanwhile, protestors rallied against the construction of a new data center voicing concerns over the growth. listen here. >> no one else is at the point of this sphere except for loudoun county, it's crucial we get a handle on this issue here. >> and she's worried about concerns for other areas like georgia that might have that, ohio, meanwhile, the county board last night rejected a new construction, john. send it back to you. pt>> john: the great sucking sound used to be jobs going to mexico,

but something new has happened this year with loudoun county is a new wave of parents have showed up. when they decided to turn off the cameras it was because the hindu and muslim community showed up. that's a new wave of parents and i think it freaked out the school board to the point where they cannot allow another viral moment like mine to go across the land and continue to wake up parents to say no to this. >> dana: why do you think those parents in particular would create a viral moment? >> because they came to stand up and speak out against policy 8040. it's against their religions and they are very upset about it. the hindu and muslims don't like this. they came -- policy 8040 is the policy they were trying to pass three years ago when they covered up the rape of my daughter and that's the policy that let boys and girls go into any bathroom they identify with. >> dana: is there any validity to some of them saying they think it is important to not have it? let's listen to one of them. a school board member april chandler. >> we want our neighborhood schools to be excellent and i

. >> loudoun county, virginia just 30 miles west of d.c.e data centers with the power needed to run them expected to double in the next five years. the chairman of a local group called loudoun's future says he is not opposed to the new indusy but worries where it's headed. >> we support data centers but we support them with the appropriate planning in place to make sure they are not going to cause brownouts in the grid and not cause problems down the road. >> some activists say enough is enough. the message is pretty clear. why do you feel no new data centers? >> data centers use too much land, too much power, and too much water. it's time to protect our citizens. >> data center companies say they bring economic growth and tax revenue to areas like this while keeping in line with environmental standards. but that didn't stop islamic's board last night from rejecting a bid for construction of a new center out of concerns over power sourcing. bret? >> bret: griff jenkins in our drone crew in virginia. griff, thanks. up next we talk to iconic

en county -- loudoun county, virginia, essentially a suburb of washington, d.c., and haley is reallyrt in suburbs of d.c. like this one as well as in the richmond area if she wants to have any chance of winning this state. but i'll just tell you an ec e doteally from the voters we're talking to today, we're hearing more support for former president trump than we are for haley, and i do think the economy is a big part of that. like i said, the voters can just look back at how they felt in their pocketbooks during the trump administration. it's a little hard harder for the former is south carolina governor to do that. liz: yeah. well, again, 16 different -- well, 15 states and america samoa. we don't forget how. -- forget you. [laughter] this is a very, very important game of inches, and a couple more inches today. we hall see. grady, thank you. >> reporter: yeah. liz: can i call an audible here? i want to show the dow, if we could. i know we're going to get to these dialysis is stocks, but the dow jones industrials right now is down 521 points. low of the session, 532. we talked a lot

. >> bill: ok, loudoun county, how's turnout? >> it's been a slow but steady trickle so far this morning, as you can see behind me, this is what it's looked like for most of the day today. >> bill: thanks. talk to you throughout the day. >> dana: joining us now is fox business host larry kudlow. cookie monster decided to get a little political last night and put out this tweet. me hate shrinkflation. me cookies are getting smaller. guess me going to have to eat double the cookies. i don't know who runs the cookie monster account. but if it's a government official, that's not very bipartisan. but also, i would add this. this is what the biden administration is going to try to focus on. they're starting this thing called the strike force on unfair and illegal prices ahead of the state of the union to try to deal with something that voters have been telling them for three years is a problem. and that is the cost of groceries. your thoughts? >> you're right. thanks for having me on the show. i appreciate it, both of you. you know, as

. >> bill: loudoun county. ranked out 1, 2, and 3 out of the entire state.t's where can you drive up numbers for a candidate like barack -- sorry, like joe biden come november. >>t curious because usc covering every single primary and as the party starts to come together, what is the nikki haley voter? like, what do they believe? because there is gonna be this crossover and then there is some that may not come home. so who are they? talk about the democrats that's voting. but overall? >> bill: my sense of suburban voters a lot of what we saw four years ago that's what i would argue today. how many of them come home? i guess we will wait to find out. the biden team put out a long memo on how they interpreted the results. >> steve: right. >> bill: i think it was about 1:00 this morning. they were banging on trump, banging on trump, banging on trump. maybe legitimate reasons here or there conversely, you have got joe biden who has got a lot of problems. >> lawrence: yeah. >> bill: two things that stick out in my mind that border trip last week when you see him

believe people are seeing their country being taken away from them and hrm and scott smith in loudoun county and the parents who are taking the schools back and we just had a school election to stand up for universal school choice and stand up for our kids. i believe that the american people are going through a great awakening and time for this body to catch up to the people and stand up and do our part because we need to restore that constitutional order and the premise outlined in the pursuit of happiness so in july of 2026 we can say that our people live in a free country and have ep kept the republic to quote franklin after the constitutional convention. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy, january 9 2023, the chair recognizes the gentleman from california mr. kiley for 20 minutes. mr. kiley: last week, president bidenresented his state of the union address and the reviews from the public so it to be the most poorly received than ever been measured when the state of the union has appeared on television and no secret why. the president's

this is loudoun county right here, okay? it ranked fourth out of 133.here the people live. right? about 5% state population. you see where trump did so well. this might be part of the reason why you make such an early call. okay? so that's impressive for the trump team. down here around richmond, let me pop in here for a second. let me see if i can nail it right here. come on, henrico county. only 12% counted. that's impressive number there about 60%. the reason i say that is because of what rubio did 8 years ago. let me come back to that moment. i want to show you what trump's secret sauce is. in virginia, you will likely see it in north carolina and see it in tennessee and see it in alabama. see it in arkansas. all across the country tonight. and that is the rurals. right down here along the border with north carolina. let me go tapping around here, okay? keep your eye on this number here. almost 79% here. hop on over to halifax, you are at 89% there jump back over here, brunswick county. 83%. let me go down here toward the border with kentucky and fi