charlie kirk is the republican, part of a wave of young people supporting trump. jessica tarlov is a democrat and hillary supporter. are you miserable? >> i like being with you all but electorally i'm miserable. david boaz warned me years ago, never fall in love with a politician. >> they will always days points you. they promise to cut spending and stop the war. this time i can't be disappointed by trump because i don't expect much. john: why do you back him? >> he wasn't my choice in the primary but i'm glad i backed him. i'm more libertarian than conservative. i thought the supreme court was a 40-year decision, not a 4-year decision. i believe:private property rights and states rights. the list donald trump put forward is more on the constitutional libertarian time. john: we'll get to that later. you believe in property rights. i'm not so sure trump does. trump says things about war that hillary clinton and most republicans would never say. >> we are losing billions and billions of dollars. we cannot be the policemen of the world. john: this sounds libertarian.

a trump supporter, the founder of turning point usa and author of "time for a turning point," charlie kirk, who joins me now. good evening, charlie. we talked about millennials during the campaign and now that the campaign is over, you know, where did millennials fall in this election as compared to where they were in the last election with obama and romney. >> it was quite remarkable. you look at the hullry clinton modeling. they really anticipated they would win 60% to 65% of college voters and they were really shocked on election night where they only won by about 8% to 10%. barack obama was able to win 65% to 70% of college voters. in fact, in wisconsin trump, donald trump won 45% of college voters to hillary clinton's 43%. that was one of the difference makers in wisconsin. and look, this recount stuff is a bunch of nonsense, and they're going to go back zmar going to go through all the college districts. and hillary clinton's campaign was completely stunned to learn that the margin with millennial voters is a lot smaller than they anticipated. it was one of the reasons why she lost.

going back to our panel, charlie kirk, jessica tarlov, and. >> donald trump was by an 83% margin considered the change candidate. >> people hate hillary more. >> people said they disliked both candidates. they broke for donald trump by a 20-point plus margin. when you were making a choice between the two, you are going for the change. i'm sure he said no way on this. what i found so fascinating is the number of women who backed him. and what pollsters we have to deal with, the effect we were unable to deal with was the shy trump voter. the democrats made a huge mistake and i'm guilty of this as well making it so impossible for people, especially women to articulate to outsiders this is why i'm backing him. how can you back a misogynist. some weird things he said about ivanka. john: it's part of the political correctness movement. objecting to a trump sign. but objecting to someone saying i can grab her by the -- it's not political correctness. john: objecting to speech is. >> i think this was a change election. as jessica says, a large number of people who said he's not qualified to be pres

stuart: charlie kirk, jeff sessions, mike flynn, all regulars on this program.white house north. we just love it. neil cavuto, our time is up, sir, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we're following ins and outs of that building there. donald trump will be leaving shortly for new jersey where he will be meeting with some pretty big dudes in their own right. of course mitt romney among them. ahead of that we're getting word a little bit more details donald trump in advance talks to settle that trump university class-action lawsuit. remember these were a bunch of kids who claimed that the real estate secrets they were promised and business expertise mr. trump would share didn't pan out. now they were sued. they were looking at 40 to $45 million in damages. early reads it looks like it will be 20 million, or 25 million. this would resolve tentatively lawsuits that were filed in the

charlie kirk is the republican, part of a wave of young people supporting trump. jessica tarlov is a democrat and hillary supporter. are you miserable? >> i like being with you all but electorally i'm miserable. david boaz warned me years ago, never fall in love with a politician. >> they will always days points you. they promise to cut spending and stop the war. this time i can't be disappointed by trump because i don't expect much. john: why do you back him? >> he wasn't my choice in the primary but i'm glad i backed him. i'm more libertarian than conservative. i thought the supreme court was a 40-year decision, not a 4-year decision. i believe:private property rights and states rights. the list donald trump put forward is more on the constitutional libertarian time. john: we'll get to that later. you believe in property rights. i'm not so sure trump does. trump says things about war that hillary clinton and most republicans would never say. >> we are losing billions and billions of dollars. we cannot be the policemen of the world. john: this sounds libertarian.

we have charlie kirk and shelby holiday from the "wall street journal." let me start with you. we initially booked you to talk about wikileaks. but this is something for the moment is a lot bigger. what are your thoughts on this? >> it's remarkable to me. i can't remember the last time government moved so quickly. you look at the f.b.i. the only reason they did this is because they were under incredible political pressure. i guarantee you, i have no evidence to show that hillary and bill clinton and barack obama used every single connection they had in the book to get this closed before election day. why is the f.b.i. not doing an expedited serb as much review of the clinton foundation? they are trying to get this political football out of the hands of the clintons why don't they investigate the foreign influences and foreign donors. i think it f.b.i. has been compromised and has become a political weapon and is no longer about law and order but about politics. charles: we have ron hosko on the foreign. is it possible for the f.b.i. to have been compromised? >> i don't think th

charlie kirk with me now. what is your reaction to what the president said.ald trump will you accept the election results if you lose it was all about what about donald trump. these are the same people that were posting that question. it's really ridiculous. and you see the protesters in portland they are smashing cars and breaking windows. how many of those just two weeks ago were holding stronger together signs. on most of them didn't even vote by the way. trump is not my president. he is in hillary clinton is nobody's president. how many of these people didn't even vote. 70% of the people did not even vote. i never knew hope and change have so much violence in it. they said i would advise them to protest. do they have a right to express their mind of course i do. the president of the united states should say this. they should make them stop the violence. accept the election results. we are a collection of estates first and foremost that created the federal government. we are not majority rule. make sure that candidates went to iowa and new hampshire and no

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as well as the author of "a time for a turning point," executive director of turning point usa charlie kirkarlie, let's start with you. maybe if they got somebody in their family that was sick and dying, their dog died, you got a diagnosis of cancer, your father, god forbid, has a heart attack, maybe those are reasons to cry. crying, playdoh, coloring books. >> therapy dogs. >> hot cocoa, therapy dogs, aroma therapy. >> what is going to happen when something actually bad happens to them? i mean seriously. here is what i can't understand about the left. when will they realize this is one of the reasons donald trump won. you know, the political correctness wave that swept across this country, donald trump was a direct response to that. look, donald trump was so effective at being able to speak to middle americans that are fed up with the safe space spreading on college campuses, micro aggressions, the trigger warnings. colleges have become a place where they want everyone to look different but think the same. how dare someone challenge that liberal orthodoxy on our college cam pulses? i think

as well as the author of "a time for a turning points" executive director of turning point usa, charlie kirkith us. maybe if they got somebody in their family that was sick and dying, their dog died. you kwot a diagnosis of cancer. your father god forbid had a heart attack. maybe those are reasons to cry. crying, play dough, therapy dogs, hot cocoa co- >> wh >> what's going to happen when something bad happens? when will they realize this is one of the reasons why donald trump won. the political correctness wave that swept across the country, donald trump was a direct response to that. he was so effective at being able to speak with the middle americans, colleges have become a place where they want everyone to look different but think the same. and how dare someone challenge that liberal orthodox in our college campuses. i think it deserves to be mocked, quite frankly. >> i don't know what else to do with this. what is a crying room in college where a professor gives you hot cocoa. >> i don't want to find out. i don't want to be there with those individuals. look, this is left-wing lunacy so

stuart: charlie kirk, everybody, running for president in 2040 or maybe 44.sident-elect donald trump and president obama meeting in the white house. and who is calling protesters radical anarchists and should be quelled. what does that mean when you're talking law enforcement? the second hour of "varney & company" is next. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. >> pathetic, that's how i would describe the reaction to some of the left to donald trump's extraordinary victory. the first pathetic response on college campuses. if students at cornell couldn't handle it, they were offered therapy, at tufts, arts and crafts. at yale, 150,000 a year, and offered no exams. by saying that i'm insensitive. and protesters on the stree

. >> charlie kirk was one of those spotted at the trump tower. what does that mean? the turning point found u.s. executive director right now. what were you doing right now? >> i was just given was just given them by attacking my god people and millennial spirit i'll take exception to what "the new york times" has said. i've not seen any disarray or deserted as soon. i see what i would like to call almost the avenger squad for freedom. this is a superstar team of people being assembled. we have a once in a generation opportunity to take what the american people have given this administration which is a mandate to get the people first and not make everything so centric in washington to date. this is an historic election and young people voted rather unexpectedly. the polls were a lot closer. the exit polls between hillary clinton and donald trump is millennial for a deciding factor. donald trump on millennial for the state of wisconsin of all places. just given advice and trying to give input wherever i can. i think the american people will be very pleased that comes

stuart: charlie kirk, jeff sessions, mike flynn, all regulars on this program. a parade of "varney & company" guests in and out of the white house north. we just love it. neil cavuto, our time is up, sir, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we're following ins and outs of that building there. donald trump will be leaving shortly for new jersey where he will be meeting with some pretty big dudes in their own right. of course mitt romney among them. ahead of that we're getting word a little bit more details donald trump in advance talks to settle that trump university class-action lawsuit. remember these were a bunch of kids who claimed that the real estate secrets they were promised and business expertise mr. trump would share didn't pan out. now they were sued. they were looking at 40 to $45 million in damages. early reads it looks like it will be 20 million, or 25 million. this would resolve tentatively lawsuits that were filed in the state of, states of new york and california although we're still not sure whether it resolves all litigation of all