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they continued to slide lower as investors bet the president's re-election will lead to increased regulation for the industry. we know mitt romney was more of a fan of coal stocks. but he will not be our president. we now know. mar maria, back to you. >> court, thanks. meanwhile, what's the deal with groupon? the daily deal website's latest results out just minutes ago. we'll talk about what groupon needs to survive. the story next. plus, more on this busy edition of the "closing bell." >>> coming up, the empire strikes gold? >> hello there. >> disney's ceo bob iger joins maria for a first-on interview to talk earnings and the acquisition that adds the star wars franchise to the magic kingdom's galaxy of studios. >>> plus, rise above. should we be doing all we can to stop from going over the fiscal cliff? >> let's rise above the dysfunction and do the right thing together for our country. >> or is it a necessary evil for the long-term health of our economy? we debate straight ahead. >>> and coming unraveled. he's the man some say is a bigger crook and liar than bernie madoff. >> how many peo

bets on the prediction markets. intrade correctly predicted president obama would be re-elected and that the u.s. is not likely to fall off the fiscal cliff. there are lots of rumblings coming out of washington. let's turn to scott bauer of trading advantage to talk about this alleged fiscal cliff. what do you think - and good morning - deal or no deal, scott? > > good morning angie. yeah, there is going to be a deal. it may not be later this week, it may not be next week, but i think at a minimum we are going to see congress, the president, everyone say, you know what, we are on the table together here, and even if we have to extend this three months, six months, we are going to get it done. there is no way with the recovery that we have seen - and i'm not talking about the stock market recovery, i am talking more of the consumer sentiment recovery, housing recovery - with what we have seen the last quarter of this year, there is no way that the guys in washington can harm that or add anything to take the momentum away from that. it just won't happen. > let's talk about the stock market. what le

he is up for re-election and they will not answer question bets allegation with the spokeswoman saying, quote, we are not going to respond to a completely false allegations. yes, i had sex and it was not that great. speaking of getting service. >> okay. oh that feels good. come on. oh yes, that feels oh so good. oh man, great massage. >> feels good. yes. >> the odd thing about this is the goats paid him. >> that's the only odd thing about that? >> it is goat excrement. >> there was some on his shirt. >> you are not outraged somebody would employ a prostitute, but how about the allegation he underpaid them. sbt that the story about -- isn't that the story about breaking a contract? >> not only do i not dissaw prove, but i want to move to jersey and vote for them. his opponent is going to kill him. he is saying bob menendez, shipping jobs to the do minute ceb -- dominican republic. the secret service got in trouble for that. stop haggling with third world hookers. pay them what you said you would pay them. they have nothing to lose and you have a lot to lose. >> we don't have all of the

. >>> well, you can bet this will be a topic of conversation around a few thanksgiving dinner tables tomorrow. a 5'10" sophomore from iowa just re-wrote the ncaa basketball record books, scoring a huge 138 points in just one game. here is nbc's thanh truong. >> reporter: jack taylor's shots were not fancy, just frequent, in a 40-minute game, the sophomore point guard scored a record ncaa record, 138 points. >> i can't really put it in words, i was just in a zone. >> reporter: taylor took one shot every 20 seconds, compare it to the late chamberlain, when he set the nba record of 100 points in 1962. >> i hit several in a row, i knew something was special. >> reporter: unlike the 7 foot chamberlain, taylor scored by mostly jump shots, over one, and sometimes three guys. there is some backlash about ball hogging, but the coaches are defending taylor. >> i'm trying to manage my team. i'm concerned about the opponent, i'm not here to embarrass anybody. >> reporter: the nba players praised the record-breaking performance. at pick-up games around the country, fans are in awe. >> that is crazy. >> i'm not sure, i can score that much in

bet. megyn: well, president obama may have won re-election, but we still don't know much, know by how much that is because they are still counting the ballots down in florida. as of this morning just six-tenths of a percentage point separated the president and governor romney. most of the remaining ballots are from miami-dade county because there was a last minute wave of absentee ballots that have yet to be processed. if the president wins florida, it will increase his electoral count but not change the outcome of the election. after months of campaigning and hundreds of thousands of phone calls, washington looks very much the same. next hour, the same. how many segments, how many dollars, how many discussions? the same. next hour we're going to speak to karl rove to explain what he really thinks happened on tuesday. how did the republicans lose? and we will get his thoughts on that a couple days after. ♪ megyn: a major setback today for millions in the northeast still recovering from the last week's devastating hurricane sandy. powerful winds, rain and snow -- i mean, it was blizzard con

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defeating the president, in turning the house and was not j re-elected but we have more democrats in the house even thou t do they get for money? i bet there are a&l lot of angr volunteers across this country in organization and we executed well. not just off election day but in the year and a half leading up to election day. >> now, you heard senator mcconnell last night saying that, well, the american people voted that they wanted to see certain things basically along partis then boehnercome to the table. what du and we've heard this before. let me play to you boehner and get your reaction. let me play speaker boehner to you. >> okay. >> mr. president, this is your moment. we're ready to be led. not as democrats or republicans but a americans. we want you to succeed. let's challenge ourselves for the common ground that has eluded us and do the right thing together for our country. >> did they say things before that didn't end up with republicans in the house, is the fact that now the presidentas run for re-election, does that change things? has the fever br9en? do you think that they are at a place now where we can get something d

re-elected. he was hedging his bets. >> i don't know that he knew that.on the table to help his state and they were reeling and he would like to get a big chunk of that money. >> you know that. >> a smidge about -- >> how much. >> i know that it's definitely -- if you're a governor of a state that needs financial help, you're going to want to figure out how to get that money for your state. no doubt about that. >> can i go back to this obama and he's hard to make fun of? what's the vein you can tap when you can lock or have some fun with obama? >> i know that for me, i mean, when i'm touring around the country, first of all, the attitude now is different than four years ago. when he was first elected i was making fun of obama on the chocolate news and live dates and people were like, we shouldn't be laughing. oh, yeah, because all racism is over now, right? we're one big happy family. we saw that isn't true. >> one area where they're trying to make fun of the president. >> excuse me, governor. mr. president? >> i'm sorry. yeah, yeah. what's up? >> mr. pre

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and i assume both of them re great it tremendously. but i would bet both of them, you know, sort of come roaring back. >> the affair ended at some point, broadwell allegedly sent what a source describes as jealous e-mails to kelley. perhaps perceiving kelley as a competitor. now petraeus says he was never involved with kelley, however it was kelley's involvement with general john allen, the top military leader in afghanistan, that may cost another commander his reputation. we now know that the president knew of allen's troubles on friday, a short time ago the white house, press secretary, responded to the latest turn of events. >> he has faith in general allen, believes he's doing and has done an excellent job, at eye save and i would refer you to the pentagon for the process under way with regards to general allen. >> all right. right now let's get to the heart of general allen's reported troubles, his relationship with jill kelley. cnn's nick payton walsh just spoke with a senior official who is close to general allen. nick, this official is certain

they are betting this will probably be the last party like this in their lifetime, so they are making the most of it. >> president barack obama says his best is yet to come. the nation re-elected him in a very close race in the popular vote. >> the electoral vote was not very close though. the president has 303 votes to mitt romney's 206. only florida is still undeclared at this point. the president controlled the swing states, and it cost the candidates to earn them. >> they spent $197 million campaigning in ohio, $192 million in florida. just more than $150 million in virginia. the president spoke less than an hour ago. he said he knows it takes more than money to win the presidency. >> he thanked his supporters and said he will return the favor over the next four years. >> whether i earned your vote or not, i have listened to you. i have learned from you, and i%u have made me a better president. and with your stories and your struggles i return to the white house more determined and more inspired ever about the work there is to do and the future that lies ahead. >> mitt romney graciously offered congratulations to the president and promised to work across party line

think if they are now seeing a more stable economy, making decisions based on that, my bet is that the president will be red will continue and my guess is we'll see continued and access sel rated growth from here. if governor romney gets elected it's an open question what will happen with economic growth and what will happen with the economy and if that oh curse we'll see what happens. we'll have to respond to the uncertainty. >> why is the uncertainty larger with governor romney? does it involve a potential reversal in fed policy? why are things more of a guessing game under him? >> well, basically everybody knows pretty much where the vpt stands. people know what the president has been working on over the last four years. >> some say that's the problem. >> we have seen 32 months of growth in jobs. we have seen steady economic growth along that side. romney has talked about different economic policies. a lot of which the arithmetic doesn't add up. people have to see what happens, see what kind of president governor romney would be and adjust their economic behavior based on that. so there is inherent ince

i've been having people for some time now have come to the conclusion if you bet a dollar, the president is more likely to be renot. that's not to say what they're hoping for or not hoping for. if the president is re-elected, my impression from our clients and from my other conversations are that that is the expected outcome. >> is there a so-called obama and romney port pofoliportfolio? certain stocks that investors should be in or out of given the various outcomes? >> again, two things. the first is there's a simple, obvious answer. the first of which is defense companies for instance which have done quite well this year, something that i didn't expect are more likely to do better under president romney than re-elected president obama and there are other names, health care, coal stock, up 30% because of a passing mention in the debate. there's a portfolio to be had. more generally it's important to remember that how candidates campaign and how they actually govern are also two different things. president romney wouldn't be a dictator anymore than president obama is. they'll have to deal with a divided congres

bet what you're going to guess. but who will win? >> ohio will vote for the president. he'll be re to a second term and ohio's results will be announced at 11:37 p.m. that's my prediction. >> i love a man who is unafraid to come out with a real prediction. none of this hedging. >> and confident. >> that's right. he set the standard here. who and when? >> 2:00 a.m., we're going to know, because if we don't know then, i will go to sleep anyway. and, yes, i think that mitt romney is going to win ohio. very narrowly. it is going to take a long, long time. >> so you think mitt romney will win ohio narrowly and will he win the presidency? >> yes, i think he will. i think it will come as a shock to many people. >> we got -- we got an obama, we got a romney. john avalon? >> oh, i hate predictions but i think at the end of the day it will be obama, dem keep the senate, republicans keep the house, lose some seats, probably by midnight unless virginia breaks away from romney in which case it is an early night f romney pulls away pennsylvania, it is a long night. >> i know you can only give it

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bet right now. >> one thing about wisconsin too, a couple other things, one is congressman paul ryan has been elected and red in a democratic district, you know, every two years for a number of years and that's surprising. people generally like him. some may not agree with him, obviously the democrats don't agree with him, but the democrats still voted for him in his district or appeared to. the other thing is people forget reince priebus is popular in the state. and they are likable guys in the state. >> there is sort of something there right now that would make you think that republicans could turn a state that they haven't won, correct me if i am wrong, but since 1984, i believe. so it's a state that have the democrats but things in place they could change that. >> and they did knock off a long time democratic senator, so they have had a lot of success. >> michigan? >> michigan stays with obama, i think. i don't think there's enough tracks there at this point for romney to take it. the auto bailout and on and on. all that michigan is my home and stuff has never really worked for hip. i just don't think -

director forboth the democratic and national committees are taking their election bet by taking razors to their head. since obama resolidarity, brad woodhouse of the dnc a frequent guest of ours here on the "bill press show" will shave his head. they're doing it to raise money for children's cancer patients. they'll shave they're heads this weekend on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> john: how is that going to raise money? >> brad woodhouse said you lost the election but hey if we can raise some money i'll shave my head too. >> john: how are they raising the money? >> through a children's miracle network. >> john: they're going to shave their heads no matter what. so people donate? >> you pay to see them shave their heads. >> john: if they're doing it on abc, you don't need to pay. it will be on live tv. >> right but they may have set a donation threshold for brad also to shave his head because for brad woodhouse -- >> john: if it they get enough money but if they don't reach the limit, only the republican will shave his head. but they're both going to shave their heads. >> sean spicer is half balding. brad

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bet. look, here is the thing. in american history, the winners get to define their own mandate. that's what is happening right now. president obama is saying when i was re-elected, the people were saying x, y, z. they were backing me up on higher taxes for the rich. they were doing this. they were doing that. and that is traditionally what we -- >> yes, but were they backing him up on some senators like rockefeller and tom harkin and they hope to get a bunch more on a 1 to 1 spending tax hike ratio? were they backing that? were they backing the new stimulus? what? >> they weren't getting into the details at all. they were voting mainly on the basis of partisan identification more than anything else. the details are being hashed out between the president and congress, and obviously, neil, this is a negotiating posture. no one thinks what the president is saying will be the final deal. that one is thinking that what some of the republicans are saying will be the final deal. this is for the back rooms. we are excluded. >> for now. >> but you think -- will they avoid this whole thing? >> i am becoming a little more optimistic. hope springsy ter national. i

the odds are, i think if you're a betting person, the odds are slightly in the president's favor to win a narrow ren, but not out of the realm. all governor romney wins a narrow victory either. you could have him win the popular vote and the president win re-election in the electoral college. it is that close of an election. if states like minnesota are voting red, if a state like pennsylvania is suddenly voting red, we have got a late mini wave and a romney blowout. i don't see that happening. >> let me jump on this point you made in doing so, we have this very, very tight poll. it is the 49% for the president. 49% for mitt romney. here you go. so talk about a dead heat this is what you have. we're hearing a lot of talk with, say, let's say mitt romney wins the popular vote, but president obama is re-elected simply on the electoral votes here. the president's senior adviser davidaxelrod, he said this. >> they're saying it is possible the president wins the electoral vote, but not the popular vote. how much do you think that's a possibility? >> we're going to win the electoral vote and win the popu

re-election? >> it is hard to do that because i think it was fairly well forecast with betting trades like intraderedicting a victory. average of the polls. ashley: priced in? >> it seemed to be priced in. the oxygen focused on the campaign has gotten spread around to a variety of other topics. this fiscal cliff is first among equals that things the markets are focused on again. >> you said u.s. companies done an excellent job generating income in what has been a sputtering economy at best. now that we're focusing on the other areas, fiscal cliff, we have lots of others, obviously the tax implications that are coming up, impact of health care and so on, are businesses still going to hold onto their cash in the future moves because of uncertainty? >> that is really the $64 question going into year-end and first part of next year. as you point out corporations have done a fantastic job generating high levels of profitability in lackluster global economy. they have to feel confident enough to add jobs. that is really critical factor missing as we go to start worrying about the different things you la

election, after they get out of the way and obama's re-elected and romney is history, you're going to see chris christie at the white house i'll betn one occasion. >> that sound you're hearing is mitt romney pulling his hair out as he watched that press conference. >> bill: coming up today ben jealous, president of the naacp will be with us. chris will be here as a "friend of bill." and daniel stone now with "national geographic." >> the triumphant return of the stone! >> bill: we're bringing him back. mitt romney lying through his teeth about g.m. and chrysler! and got caught. but first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> on this thursday, other headlines making news, kelsey grammer raised eyebrows when he and his wife brought their 3-month-old daughter to hugh hefner's halloween party at the playboy mansion. he released a statement after a picture of the baby went viral online. he said his wife is breast-feeding and they don't have a nanny or a trusted baby-sitter. >> bill: 3 years? >> 3 months. daughter faith goes everywhere with them. she was asleep during the whole party. there were not any problems. >> bill: i don't hav

bet, that gets the president to 262. after that, any one state gets you over the top. >> we've got a really major projection to make. right now. cnn projects barack obama will be re-elected president of the united states and will remain in the white house for another four years, because we project he will carry the state of ohio. by carrying ohio, he wins re-election, the president of the united states defeats mitt romney in this -- at this time right now, we have made this projection, so the president wins this battle for the white house. they are excited in chicago. excited at times square in new york. watching all over the world right now. the president of the united states has been re-elected right now. let's listen in to some of the excitement. >> whoo! [ cheers and applause ] >> you can see, the empire state building now has turned blue, because that is our projection, the president of the united states has won re-election, let the world know that 11:18 p.m. on the east coast of the united states, we projected this, the win of barack obama for another four years, the president will be the winner. mitt romney will lose the electi election, we'll see what hap

and those in the senate re-elected, claire mccaskill and as david axelrod betting his famous mustaches go to david muir. >> you're talking about "forward" with the exclamation point. those slogans carried the campaign. for mitt romney, you can't help but notice on the podium it would say "real change." his argument was i'll be the real change, obviously, it was the talk of hope and change four years ago. but if you elect me on day one, i'll begin to reach across the aisle. that was the other half of the closing argument, that he would be the one to strike up a bipartisan tone in washington. the challenge of that message, though, just as they began to deliver it, you saw hurricane sandy and that powerful image that was much talked about at least in the political world. president obama, of course, going to the storm zone and standing side by side by governor chris christie. chris christie applauding him. and of course, it takes on a life of its own on "saturday night live" and what have you. i did ask the senator overnight on the plane, i said, if romney does not win this election, will

." >> announcer: celebrating the re-election of barack obama, this is the "bill press show" live on your radio and on current tv. >> bill: you bet we're talking super pacs on the democratic side, especially american bridge whose president rodell mollineau is in studio with us. peter, what have you got? >> on twitter at bpshow, we're just getting some celebratory tweets from people still excited. one person says i'm still not fully recovered. i'm freakin' exhausted. i need a couple of days of simply sleeping. also karen writing anyone else sleep deep and peacefully last night? i sure did. >> bill: yeah. >> find us on twitter at bpshow. >> bill: by the way, did i too. rodell, we talked about the presidential election. you were also very involved in the senate races. this was -- this ended up being a good night for democrats. which of the senate races were you most involved in? >> well we were involved in all of the battleground ones but to give you an idea of some of the things that we did, we had saw early on, something your listeners would care about, akin and mourdock. we have been searching -- we've been researching them from

re-elected. none zilch nada. we'll also win ten seats in the senate. >> stephanie: really? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh, dick, we're not laughing at you. we're laughing really hard! >> wow! >> i betht. dick morris always wrong. thing that made me the most confident yesterday. >> nate silver getting a lot of ass. dick morris, not. >> he is a big ass. >> stephanie: not even a prostitute toe to be found anywhere in dick morris -- even prostitutes are like you were so wrong! [ crickets chirping ] that's such a turnoff. >> i've never known anyone who was all ass. >> stephanie: you couldn't pay me to [ bleep ] you. you are so wrong. okay. we have -- we have our own writer. ♪ return to sender ♪ ♪ return to ♪ >> bender. >> it means a lot, doesn't it, bender? ♪ return to ♪ >> yea david bender. >> david bender. >> good morning! good morning stephanie miller. >> stephanie: oh, my god. you called me oh, it's looking god then it got declared for the president so i just hit redial. [ screaming ] that was our whole conversation. >> i thought who is this screaming in my ear? it's diane sawyer. >> stephanie: diane sawyer is drunk dialing me again. >> stealing your act. it is really not fair. >> s

bet to get into and maybe this is not the time. i really come to the conclusion that explaining and arguing that we really didn't kill that many people redidn't kill any people is not very affect dave, does that really work, even though here we are at the university and we should argue i think i still undersecretary called stop explaining and our natural inclination is to explain. but actually don't explaining works very well and there are other ways to change people's minds besides protesting or sure and not so for you and get this this completed pic that gets them all riled up and maybe this is in the time to go into that. i'm just not sure how affect the view can be in any. >> i think the most difficult and public diplomacy whether it's even nicer if there issues, the apparent conflict between our core american values and some of our strategic interests. you don't want to get into a debate with someone about like actually real mckillip two kids, not three. it's not a productive way to do that. i think it's very very difficult for people to understand, for citizens in our country to understand many of the things we do, but it is a ten