let's bring in outreach director jill simonian and rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth pipko. great to have you both on the show. elizabeth, the problem for democrats is they don't cover what happens. they don't cover what happens, they only project what they think might happen. that's not actually news, that's like crystal ball something or other. what do you think? >> will we saw how that worked out for them with the election results. they think they can manufacture these results, they think they can manufacture excitement for a candidate, they think they can manufacture outrage as well over somebody's picks for example that are coming up of the trump transition team. we saw how that worked out with the election results, we saw with the american people stood for, we saw them give that answer back to the democrats on november 5th and i think it is comical that they think this is the answer when they just lost in one of the greatest mandates we've seen in an election in this country. >> trace: you see them up on the screen there. here's a cnn talking about why they went down to

. >> trace: elizabeth pipko, i was talking to kaylee about this, and gianno fits into this mold, as wellre among these young people hanging out at mar-a-lago tonight. this new generation, the generation that donald trump has tabbed to move the ball forward. do you believe that you will see this grow? do you think this young movement will grow? >> i definitely believe the young movement will grow. i believe the maga movement in general will grow. if people learned anything tonight, you can't stop what they american people actually believe in. they try to absolutely everything to stop donald trump's movement and they obviously laughed at him when he first launched his movement back in 2015. and look where we are tonight in 2024. no one believed this could happen. look at the kind of voters he brought in. these are records for a republican. we are talking about black americans, jewish americans. obviously young voters. he started a movement that no one could compete with, that no one saw coming, from a man who had never run for political office before. i know that when he's done in office,

tonight jesse watters, prime time elizabeth pipko, jillian michaels and justine bateman.mazing. look at that lineup. that's a slot machine of delights. all right. dana. well, i would like to go under down under to australia. excuse me. i know i'm saying it, and i'm like, dang it, i know i'm going to get caught. anyway, this emperor penguin, i wanted to talk about him all week. a beachgoer spotted the penguin on a beach in western australia, meaning the bird traveled over 2000 miles from its native home in antarctica, and could be the first of its kind to make it to the land down under. the emperor penguin is currently being cared for by a local seabird, rehabilitator, until wildlife experts decide if he should be returned to antarctica. how did he get there? he swam. do you have a podcast? yeah. do you want it in 1.5 speed? do you want to interview him? wait, what? oh. is this me? oh, tonight i thought i was fourth. kat timpf jim breuer. emily. tyrus. and it's time for greg's fox news breaking news. check out this little arctic fox wandering around portland. it was lost.