carl allen, the medical director for specialties at southwest medical. good morning. so before we get into open enrollment and talking about medicare, tell us about what you do. >> senior medical director for southwest medical associates. that moons i cover ologys. cardiology, view maology. and i'm still practicing, as well. and at southwest medical we have over 350 providers, with 30 clinics. we have two surgery centers. we have home health care services. we have urgent care 24 hours. we have urgent cares. we have a whole host of services members. >> it's a vibrant network they have going. >> and if you're choosing during open enrollment and you want to make sure you have access to a network like that, that's why it's so important. >> it's so important for seniors. this is an exciting time for seniors. it's an exciting time, because this is the time for seniors to enroll in medicare plan, or make changes. and i think it's very critical for the seniors to look at all the information they're getting from different vendors and different insurance and make a good compari

. >> first of all, thanks for having mow and carl on after tim allen. >> he was your warmup act. >> i'mith you, karl. >> understandable, hollywood has been tone deaf in this election. they're angry that the election outcome has been heated and it's led them to do stupid things. the first lady ought to be off limits. maybe it took her a week to prepare that. but if that's the best she could do after a week, i recommend she find another thing other than trying to be a comedian. maybe he ought to stick to fashion. >> weren't we told by the democrats that the first lady wu off limits? >> yeah, look. i didn't find that joke very tasteful. but let me say this. karl is right, that people are angry. there's been a lot of anger now for quite some time on both sides. i think some of the stuff we saw last night was inappropriate just like a lot of the stuff we saw being directed towards president obama and secretary clinton at trump rallies was not appropriate. both sides need to calm down and cool off. >> what do you make of what happened to vice president elect mike pence at "hamilton" over the

and it is not montego manny and cocomo carl, it is aruba ray allen. he is living in his 5:00 shadow, comedian david smith. and something tells me he is having a pretty good week so far. host of the gavin mcinnes, gavin mcinnes. let's start the show. >>> the 2016 election is over and donald trump won, as expected. that means now it is time to turn our attention to -- with less than 35,000 hours to go until the 2020 election, the question is what does the field look like and what are their prospects for victory? let's go to andy levey at the electoral map to see where things stand. andy? >> in my opinion the most important thing will be the path to 270. that means repeating his upset by winning states like pennsylvania, ohio and florida. let's look at likely democratic nominee kanye west's path. if he manages to win all of the states hillary won and all of the states donald trump won he will have 538 electoral votes making him in my view, the clear winner of the 2020 election. if he manages to win 49 of the states i think he will still whip the presiden

carl. we are in lima, ohio. you know, we cover this election, but these people behind me are the one who is are living it. this is a beehive of activity. it is the alleny republican headquarters. you've got people behind me who've been phone banking, they're making signs, they're rallying to get out the vote for donald trump. and this is a state that right now if you look at the quinnipiac poll that came out yesterday, donald trump is doing very well. he looks in position to take this away from hillary clinton in the democratic column. quinnipiac poll out yesterday showed donald trump ahead by five percentage points and one of the reasons is counties like this. look at the 2012 election results, mitt romney beat barack obama 61 -37, almost two-to-one in this county. this is very strong donald trump country. i talked a few minutes ago to keith cheney who for 20 years has been the chairman of the republican party in this county, he said more enthusiasm for donald trump than any republican nominee he's seen during that entire time. and i asked him why. >> i think it's two factors. first of all, i think there's just the anti-clinton factor. which allen co