the worst-performing division for chrysler was chrysler. once again, it's minivan dominated which was a good and bad thing. they capture the largest market share in that category, but that category is shrinking. and matt miller's on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more on fiat chrysler's wall street debut. what is the ceo want to achieve with this move from the milan stock exchange to the nyse? >> one of the first things he was to be able to do is to be benchmark fiat chrysler against the other detroit automakers. than half of more their combined sales from the u.s. market, so that makes a lot of sense. but he is making an extremely international labor more capital when he wants to tap those markets. he is registered now in amsterdam. the company's actual headquarters will be in london, and the stock will trade both in the lawn and here in new york . they want to tap a wider capital base, and they will be able to do that with this listing when they need to. this is not the best time to do that, considering that the broader mar

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the worst division for chrysler was, well, chrysler.he town & country, dominated which is a good and bad thing. it capture the largest market share but that category is shrinking. i can't believe that company is associated with ferrari but it is. we will be speaking with the ceo and the chairman live from the new york stock exchange later today. we are also speaking to pershing square ceo and that is one stock on the move. pershing square down 7% this morning. it's at 24.34 right now. equity markets look like this. to him a theek worst week since 2012. the dax is down 33 points. rebound this morning. if you want to talk markets, you know where i am, i am on twitter. differencee a bit of for french fund yields? the 10 year yields 1.5%. england is borrowing the 10 year's at 1%. back in two 8 ♪ . >> the french finance minister said your rep stagnation it chronic. become going to dutch. -- going dutch. an exclusive interview. cruising. trading on the new york stock exchange. later, we will speak to the ceo and chairman. ♪

merged chrysler begins trading on the new york stock exchange.bart went back down to look at the best and west models. >> chrysler is reemerging on the new york stock exchange. chrysler sold 1.8 million cars and trucks. that is better than 2009. historically, chrysler has been the smallest of the big three in that has not changed. gm is the biggest. in 2013, chrysler's top-selling division was dodge. the minivan was the best-selling item. chrysler invented the minivan. the worst was the durango. the next best selling division was jeep. the best-selling jeep last year was the grand cherokee. division.ew it takes third place in the chrysler family. ram is a one model division. of its salesrity were ram trucks. the worst performing division was chrysler. it's minivan dominated. this was a good and bad thing for the company. they capture the largest market shares in that category. that category is shrinking. tuned. ceo andg speaks to the we will look to speak to the chairman as well. that is coming up. we are looking forward as conversations. let's g

this marks a huge comeback for fiat chrysler. just four years ago, five years ago, there was serious questions about whether or not just to shut this entire company down, for sergio marchionne to come in and deal with the obama administration and say, for him to come in and take this company from the verge of being completely shut down into the point where it is now, a lifeblood for fiat chrysler because most of the profits are coming from the chrysler division. it is a remarkable turnaround. >> absolutely. phil lebeau, we'll leave it there and look forward to sergio marchionne's interview on "street signs" later today. >>> more red in store for the u.s. markets with futures pointing to a lower open. the dow wiping out gains for the year. >>> as we were just saying, fiat chrysler gets rolling with the listing in new york today officially e merging the italian and u.s. brands. >>> and a texas health worker is the first person to contract ebola inside the u.s. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme gr

about this time, walter chrysler comes in. we know a lot about the chrysler building. one of my editors said there was a walter chrysler? yes. there was a will to chrysler. one of my student -- a walter chrysler. one of my student that's where i was going, and i said d-day, and he said the rock group? chrysler is one of these drivers. he is born on a campus prairie, the scent of a railroad mechanic, and he becomes a railroad mechanic. and then he gets in the auto business, takes over buick, and then forms the chrysler corporation. he wants to establish his headquarters in new york. when he does that, he wants to create as the capping moment, he was to create the tallest building in the world. this is four years after introducing his first car. it was called the chrysler six. at the time he is throwing up this building in 9027, 1928 -- 1927, 1928, there is a building going on downtown with the same idea. the owners there had the same aim in mind. this instigates what i call a sky race. a lavishly publicized competition to see who is going to build the first building tal

talk about the significance of chrysler once again being listed here at the nyse. >> the chrysler stockeen away from new york now for nearly 15 years. daimler bought it back in the '90s. for us, now that we're together with fiat, it's a combination of a long trip that started more than five years ago. you and i were reminisce being those dark days in 2009. i think the teams have traveled a long and painful road since then. but i think the listing is a recognition of the effort that's gone in by a bunch of people. 300,000 people that work there. we've done a lot. i'm incredibly proud of what they've done. i'm delighted. this is ten years in the making, five years for chrysler to get here. it's a great day. >> john, though this is not a capital raising stock listing, that potential exists in the future. if you do want to go to the markets at some point in the future, you're in position now listed here on the nyse where the process is easier, isn't it? >> no doubt, to be in the largest market is a great opportunity. on the other hand we are one of the big three. being in the u.s. and prope

five years ago chrysler left for dead now the fiat chrysler company is the seventh largest company in the world. it began trading this is a major deal. the move is supposed to help the company. in its ambitious expansion plans. high of session $9.55. the company though still retains its junk bond status standing with the man who has shepherded through with the survival. jeff in the heat of the action. jeff. >> with the man and his boss actually. john elk is with us, the chairman. you're pretty happy. aren't you? tell me why. >> this brings to a conclusion a long, long process that started more than ten years ago. i think this is a proper way to end a recovery story for two good automakers. i think it's a great story for chrysler. it's finally coming back to u.s. >> did you envision a day where you would be standing to the new york stock exchange -- >> i'd be lying if i told you i did. it would be insane for me to picture this. as we are close to chrysler, as the recovery story took over, i had some thinking we would be here some day. >> real quick today, shares are flat. you didn't ex

that has to be the password for fiat chrysler. not solid enough on the mass-market side to survive long-term. they do not have the efficiency of scale, the common platforms they need. the real question is who do they partner with? targeting a are french automaker, but the hey are tied up that with a chinese company. ouret's talk about he favorite subject. elon musk. scathing column on friday on musk. the interview i did on friday, and what he said about automation. important to is differentiate autonomous driving from autopilot. autopilot is what they have in airplanes. we use the same term they use an airplanes, where there is a station there will still be a pilot. the onus is on the pilot to make sure that the autopilot does the right thing. we're not yet stage where you could go to sleep and wake up at your destination. autonomous ifbeen that were the case. >> people love his old futurism, relies onr business consistent, pragmatic, long-term leadership. there will be even fewer musk'snities for personal touch. you say he will b

would you buy fiat chrysler? >> i wouldn't. i would rather buy ford or gm.reat dividend in the stocks after having great moves they've had major pullbacks. >> i'm not buying any auto. the news out of china has been weak and you will see weak news from europe as well. >> we've seen peak auto. >> we've seen peak auto for a while and subprime getting a lot of press. maybe they cut back on the availability of lending. >> josh? >> i own ford and would buy more here. >> do i sense a fight? >> the car or shares? >> the shares. it's not a fight. steve could be right. i don't care. i don't wait for dips. i wait for dividends. paying me a high yield to wait. i understand the argument in the spring we saw the best monthly sales volume numbers we've seen in a while. the price more than factors that in. it's come back a long way. >> ford got hit on things. >> down about 40%. >> the aluminum body and all the right reasons -- >> and the recalls. >> as our friendly cooperman says you can't have every stock on the 52 high week. >> if i could buy more it would be ford not gm.

it has been a slow-going day right now for fiat chrysler. new york stock exchange, excuse me, shares opened about nine bucks this morning. they have seen little movement since. that can't be sitting well with ceo sergio marchionne. he was openhoping the move would raise he have the auto make's profile. he thought it would open with a bigger pop. >> i don't know. the problem all these auto companies there is a general taint to them. this is not a market that you will get excited about, fiat chrysler. >> there is a lot of concerns about global growth right now but i will say cars to me look better than a lot of different spaces. in europe they're bouncing off the bottom right now. if you look at september you saw increase in registrations there. you had increase in car sales here on record prices for month of september. i do see room for growth in cars that i don't see with others -- >> should have put dot-com at the end. >> car companies are slowing down. some numbers coming out are not exciting not just in the united states but globally like

before chrysler was sold.n you have for the first time in a long time people are going to be looking at chrysler and they're going to be saying what are the growth prospects for this. and sergio marchionne on a global scale, the expansion, the growth of sales by roughly 60% by 2018. a five fold increase in profits. that's the projection for their five-year road map out there financially. there's a real aggressive plan in place. this really allows sergio to say i've got everything where i want it to be financially in terms of where the company is. in terms of listings, headquarters, where the tax base is going to be set. now let's focus on the business and expanding jeep. >> this is a huge milestone to actually see chrysler trading again. >> first it was gotten rid of. the company was basically put up for sale for a year. the obama administration didn't know what to do with it. ultimately gave the company to fiat. during the bankruptcy in 2009. over 50 months of sales growth. but they've got to convince wall st

it looks like he was imitating that old commercial about the chrysler cougar car. remember that one? he was on top of a toyota camry. just this morning he was standing right on top of this car, and he is probably somewhere still around here after the motion detector alarm went off he reviewed the video and saw this mountain lion standing on his car. >> people walk around here at nighttime and walking with the dogs up here. it is dangerous for people if they don't know. >> it happened on echo ridge drive. we had mr. tang who is 5 feet 6 inches stand next to his

reiterate, chrysler reporting u.s. auto sales for the month of september coming in with an increase of 19%, higher than what analysts had been looking for. >> we will be waiting for the auto numbers. thank you, scarlet fu. one of the deadliest diseases on earth hitting u.s. shores yesterday. officials say they are confident the ebola virus will not spread. >> it is certainly possible that someone who had contact with this individual -- a family member, or another individual, could develop ebola in the coming weeks, there is no doubt in my mind that we will stop it here. >> washington correspondent peter cook joins me now with more. the cdc director seems very confident about that. why is that? >> he does seem confident. he is confident for two reasons -- the public infrastructure is excellent. it is prepared for the situation. dallas is a big city with an excellent public health system. this is a hospital trained for this scenario. they had discussed this one week earlier. the other big reason, the individual himself c

taxpayer had to front a lot of money to chrysler.e say fiat got one hell of a deal to take over. good to see you, jeff. >> he should have had a jeep out there. jeep has become an incredible seller. david: great brand. liz: today is the 16th consecutive day that the dow jones industrials have mored more than 100 points high to low, quite a swing. given the volatility how should you the investor play the market? investor place he had jeff reeves says get defensive. he has a playbook how to do that, i love his enthusiasm. a breach of proper is being blamed for a texas nurse catching ebola after treating thomas duncan who of course died earlier last week but are the nurses really at fault? or are hospitals underprepared or is the government promising too much? we'll talk to the president of the copresident of the national nurses united coming up. liz: can you guess which stock has 54% of its shares shorted? here's a hint. it is considered the craig's list of china. ♪ synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses,

all owned by chrysler. >> chrysler has traditionally had more than its fair share of trouble. the addition of fiat in the mix hasn't helped. >> reporter: the new fiat 500l is ranked the least reliable car out of the 248 consumer reports rated. some american brands did well, however. lincoln shot up 12 points this year. buick made it into the top ten list of reliable brands. the only american car to do so. >> gm has been one of the better domestic brands in terms of reliability and buick has often been their top brand. >> reporter: a few first year cars like mazda 6 and kia got high marks for reliability but most did not. >> if you are looking for a reliable car it's really not best to buy a car in the first year of a redesign. wait until they work out the bugs. >> reporter: the redesigned chevrolet silverado which research shows had lots of problems in its first year. according to consumer reports, the most reliable suvs are the mitsubishi outlander sports, subaru forester, toyota highlander and lexus rs. we asked chrysler for a response and they e-mailed 7 on your side this s

this time it is chrysler. we will tell you which models. >> we are in the kitchen with emmy award winning chef and best-selling cookbo >> i am here to kick for the second straight day hong kong authorities are chipping away at the massive protest . the police broke down barricades that blocr roads in key business distri. they did not try to clear out the pro-democracy activists. demonstrators took over a tunnel in front of the government hete. despite police using pepper spray as a way to stoem >> >> catherine is down stocks are bouncing back across the nasdaq. the dow was not up about 86. chrysler is recalling 184 sub s pickup and airbag problems. the companies as a potential short circuit could prevent the air packs from the point. chrysler says it is unaware of any injuries or accidents tied to the problem. the door and go and gr cherokee were both recalled in april due to faulty . one of the world's largest breakbanks is pulling out of onsome countries. the moves are aimed at narrowing the bank's focus to

chrysler is issuing two recalls. they will recall more than and a possible software glitch. the fuel meters can cause fires, the software glitch can disable the electronic stability control. the electronic stability control. still ahead, a final look at after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the e nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> got the umbrella. you will need it in an hour or so. we are wet already off to the west. tomorrow promises to be a better day. we go downhill late on friday. [laughter]e. >> thanks for join [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! [cheers and applause] yeah! hey! hey! hey! i'm terry crews, and i've got a million dollars i just can't wait to give away here on llionaire! [cheers and applause] today's first contestant i

the all-new chrysler 200. america's import. the all-new chrysler 200. lemonis: so, $800,000.y total offer to courage. b is $800,000. i feel they need $300,000 in renovation, $300,000 in inventory, $100,000 in working capital, and another $100,000 to pay off existing debt. how much equity in your business is that worth to you? nicolas: 10%. lemonis: i'm insulted. at 10%, i'll give you a half-a-million-dollar loan and take the stock of the company as collateral. i mean, if you default, i'll take the business. so, you don't want that option. the option that you want is you want me to be just as excited as you are. nicolas: is it just because you want 50%? lemonis: forget about what i'm asking for. nicolas: so, let's get close. lemonis: you wanted me to have skin in the game. but at 10%, i don't really care. stephanie: i was just gonna say that. -lemonis: i don't really care. -nicolas: 25%. lemonis: it ain't even correct at 25%. it ain't gonna happen. are you willing to give your sister equity? nicolas: absolutely. lemonis: does she have equity today? nicolas: no. lemonis: okay,

to have higher profitablity than ford or chrysler going forward. 9 to 10%. to have four new cadillacs. 2016, profitability in europe, they're going to invest 14 billion dollars in china. by 2018, build five new plants, sell five million cars a year by 2018. pretty amazing stuff. we have the sales numbers out and thought it would be interesting to look at sales versus recalls. take a look at big automakers in the u.s. if you look at how many cars they sold compared to how many recalls they've had. if we put it back up there, i'm going look at it. gm, for every car it sold this year, recalled almost 12 cars. chrysler for every car sold, recalled almost 2 1/2 cars. toyota 2.7, ford 2.1. this is the most interesting thing, liz, i call it recall-schmee-call. if you look at the automakers that had the best sales this month, they had the highest recalls. and ford which has done best when it comes to the recall rate, they actually had the lowest sales. it seems to me, when you look at the numbers, we don't care about recalls. mary barra doing her best to put recalls

chrysler says it saw strong demand for the new jeep cherokee's, suv and its ram pickup truck. overall, sales of the jeep brand of vehicles rose 47% from a year ago. people started lining up at midnight last night in hopes of getting help. >> some beautiful fall weather. >> the nationals hope that doug's forecast is for nice weather friday. preview. if less i's wild-card game is a preview of things to come in the postseason, put on your seatbelt. >> there are a lot of people wrapped around the block in southeast washington, hoping to get their lights back on and in some cases, their gas too. beginning the fiscal year means the d.c. government has money to help people get their utilities back on. >> some of those d.c. residents have been without electricity and other services for a month. sam ford reports. thehey lined up in front of city services building on mlk and wrapped around the block on the street. they all have at least one thing in common, they are in the dark. >> my electricity got shut off on december -- september 11. [indiscernible] the beginning of the new fiscal y

. >> after taking over chrysler, the newly merged automobiles are making its wall street trading debut today. the chief executive hopes the ipo will help -- help the new company. chrysler has become profitable again, fiat is running at a loss. >> and what do investors think of fca? >> this whole premiere of the new company, the shares jumped high in new york but nothing to lift the entire mood. a bit brighter after the horror week the dax was set to recover but the fear of another crash remains very high and traders were very nervous. driven by rumors saying that they passed the ecb stress test, shareholders were relieved because the bank is still sitting on billions of risky investments. but the capital backing seems to be sufficient. >> let's start the market numbers in frankfurt with germany's blue-chip dax up by about .25% to 8812 on the day. the stocks euro index up by about 25%. across the atlantic in new york, the dow is down by a bit more than .3%. the euro is trading up against the dollar. >> foreign ministers from five african countries held talks today on how to tackle the m

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sales at both gm and chrysler jumped to 19% year over year, ford sales down over 3% but the drop was better than forecast. phil lebeau joins us from chicago with more on the strong numbers. phil, no question about it, september numbers very impressive. but is it being of incentive? is that how dealers are closing out deals and is that good or bad? >> well, the incentives are up just a bit, i wouldn't call it a month where you drove by a dealership and there are signs saying you get $6,000 to buy a new car. we didn't see that, but we did see juice spread on the models that are struggling a bit. but overall the incentive was generally kept in check. >> what are lower gas prices meaning for the bigger sales of suvs, the trucks, the f-150 that you showed us last night? >> oh, you're seeing people buying the big suvs, no doubt about that. here is the thing about gas prices, people pull back, when they come down it takes a while for people to realize hey, i can get a bit more for the suv and i won't feel it in the wallet when i go to the gas pumps. all of the suvs are far more efficient th

if you drive a chrysler, the company now recalling 566,000 suvs and trucks. they say it's because of two flaws. the largest of the two recalls involve certain models of ram 2500 and 3500 pickups and 4500 and 5500 chassis cabs. fuel heaters are overheating and that can cause some fires. second recall involve s jeep an grand chir kays. a software glitch can disable the electric stability control so look forward to being notified next month about scheduling some service which chrysler says they will pay for. barbara. >> all right, angie, thank you. >>> auto nation has stopped selling cars with the air bags involved in the massive recall we told you earlier. it involves the four locations in our area. nearly 8 million recalled because their air bags can send shrapnel flying when they inflate. so far, four people have died. if you'd like to check if your car is involved, you can check our website. just search air bags. >>> now, there's a potential hidden guardrail danger you may not know about. the head of the rail is designed to absorb the impact of a crash and p

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chrysler talking of spinning off ferrari. phil lebeau is behind the wheel with a stallion on it. >> this someone of the moves that chrysler is hoping to make about $4 billion. here's what we're going to see. 10% of the ipo will be auctioned off to the public. that goes to the public. another 90% will go to fiat chrysler shareholders. it's estimated the value will come in somewhere between $6 billion and 7 billion dollars. on a conference call here's with sergio marchionne said. >> we need to get off our butts and do it quickly because tim path on earnings is substantial. >> simon, look for the road show probably to start next month. that's how quickly he's talking. >> what about the crash test dummies, phil? >> well, if you're somebody who's a little largerer like me, this is going to be something you take note of. if you look at the way they have changed, they haven't changed since 1980. the old one, the standard, 172 pounds, 5'9" inches. the heavier prototype which has been developed by a company in southeastern miz, 271 po

chrysler-fiat forms the world's seventh biggest automaker. 4 in the u.s. market.erg at 3:00 p.m., chrysler tow chairman and ceo joins trish regan. bart chilton with us, former cftc commissioner. critical of high-frequency trading for years. calling the cheetahs. hoping a group of high-frequency traders will call for regulation. eyes glaze over all this. are we closer to good markets? we've never had better markets. they are more efficient and more effective, they are safer. they are less expensive for the retail investor. it is all good. >> why is michael lewis ramped up? >> it was a great book. my favorite michael lewis book is "blind side." >> what is the number one issue mr. lewis missed? he said high-frequency traders are a pariah. they are part of markets. the thing we need to do, how do you set the rules and regulations for their involvement. how do you deal with the larger question, the question mary jo white has raised at the sec. we gone from having the market -- the new york stock exchange and having 45 different places to trade, including dark pools. ho

even as the market got hammered, shares of fiat chrysler rose, where they just moved. shares were up about 2%. bloomberg television caught up with the c.e.o., where he talked about jeep. >> the great value in jeep is the fact that it's a global brand and as we keep on pushing the limits outside of the united states, we keep finding phenomenal acceptance and recognition of the brand. our big future, the next step is in future. we need to sell half a million by 2018. we are working on that right now. >> the new fiat chrysler is the seffvernt largest global car maker. un made a public appearance. kim junk un absence has caused widespread speculation about his health and status as the country's leader. they gave no mention of when he made the visit. a pressure is growing, majority stake in the company. it walked away from team mobile. and was rejected by the wireless carrier's owner. shares of t-mobile. first to the lead, shaping up to be a huge week for apple. the company is expected to unveil new ipads and new m arch cs and may go live on saturday. a memo circulated to w

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the four least reliable brands, dodge, ram, jeep and fiat, all owned by chrysler. >> chrysler has hadthan its fair share of trouble and the addition of fiat hasn't helped. >> reporter: the fiat 500-l is ranked the least reliable. some american brands did well, however. lincoln shot up 12 spots this year, and buick made it on to the top ten list of reliable brands. the only american car to do so. >> gm has been one of the better domestic brands in terms of reliability and buick has often been their top brand. >> reporter: a few first-year cars like the mazda 6 got high marks for reliability, but most didn't. >> if you're looking for a reliable car, it's best to not buy a car in the first year of redesign. wait a year or two until they work out the bugs. >> reporter: case in point, the chevrolet silverado, had lots of problems in its first year. >> we reached out to chrysler and the company says we value customer feedback and use it to continuously improve our vehicles. many issues coincided with new product and technology introductions and have already been addressed with vehicles curr

do you have a jeep grand cherokee or chrysler 300 or a dodge charger?s is what we're talking about here. chrysler says the alternators can fail, caution unexpected engine stalls. repairs will be made for free for owners, and will be notified in the next month. now the other recall we're talking about, this one affects about 400,000 jeep wranglers from 2011 through 2013. water can leak into the wiring of the heated power mirrors, causing a potential fire hazard. dealers will offer repairs beginning in december. if you've got a news idea, news story, tip idea for us, we would love to hear from you. send us an e-mail to the consumer watch at nbcwashington. phone your ideas as well, 885-4884. we always appr hearing from you. >> thanks so much, erika. >>> well, this man is experiencing first day of freedom since he was 16 years old. we'll tell you why he's now trying to resume a normal life after he spent more than half of after he spent more than half of his life wrongly imprisoned. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post r

chrysler is also recalling jeep wranglers made between 2011 and 2013 to face a power mirror problems.>> claims of excessive force inside philadelphia's curan fromhold prison lead to a federal lawsuit. altercation was caught on camera september 20th. video shows inn made james akubu handcuffed and escorted for medical attention after a pep per spray incident in his cell. then, seconds later you can see a correctional officer we are told that is james wiseback he starts to punch him. he puts akubu in a choke hold before other officers break it up. the corrections department, disciplined wise back and he is now back on the job. >> this brazen violent behavior took place in front of ten other co's, in a common area of the prison where there is five other video camera. the concern is what does this officer do in the dark corners of the the prison when no one is looking. >> wiseback clams kkubu spat at him. he said quote once i felt spit, i reacted with hard and empty handed use of force. the corrections department has had in comment on the lawsuit. >>> right now just about eight credit 13.

more recalls from american car manufacturers ford and chrysler today. chrysler recalling over a half million suvs and trucks because of malfunctioning fuel meters that are a fire hazard, ford recalled suvs that can also lead to fires. 52 million vehicles. i will repeat that. 52 million vehicles have been recalled from american roads this year. 27 million from general motors alone. in hawaii, volvo from the kilauea volcano bearing down on 12 homes in the village of pahoa, hawaii. the 2000 agree river of molten rock is now about 300 yards away from swallowing the development as you can see there. fortunately the flow has slowed just over 30 feet an hour now. and president obama last night pleading with wisconsin voters to get out the vote. we noticed the crowd as he talked, listened to the president making his pitch and taking note of those folks exiting. >> wisconsin.com and volunteers. i'm going to repeat that, work for wisconsin.com. volunteer, knock on some doors. lou: joining me now is the "a-team" and fox news contributor joe trippi, republican stra