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. >> let's move to jeff mills and get your take. there will be multiple court cases, probably goingup a much the way up to the supreme court. where would you move any incremental chips out? >> there are so many unknowns. i am trying to focus on the knowns one is that the narrow house majority they have that's being undercovered. i think that could have an impact even under a democratic sweep scenario you get a tax hike, but maybe a less one you get a stimulus, but probably a smaller one. i think that keeps a lid on rates. that is good for housing and trend builders already in place. i think about the dollar assuming we get a president biden, he can do a lot on the foreign front. he can remove tariffs. and to wrap it up, i think the blue wave had pulled money towards that trade and accelerated it, but i don't think that shift happens i think it does. first of all, i think you have the recovery intact. decent employment numbers today. earnings, companies boating the earnings average by three or four you end up with some stimulus, a va

economy in the near term. >> some indices, some individual stocks to take a look at thank you, jeff mills. >> thanks, john. >>> meantime, shares of boeing are off the highs after getting clearance to fly the 737 max in the u.s. the stock is up 25% in the past month. still down more than 40% from march 2019 when the max was grounded phil lebeau spoke to the head of the faa about today's decision and joins us now >> when you look at what's going on with the 737 max, this is a plane many people knew would eventually be cleared by the faa to fly again what exactly does that mean. what has changed with the 737 max when it goes back into service now that the faa has said, look, there are fundamental changes that have been made. updated flight control software, which will prevent it from pitching forward on takeoff, which was the mcat software that was at the heart of the two crashes and you noo pilot procedures that have been approved and international regulators still need to sign off on the max, but they are expected to follow at least all of them with the exception of china that remains to b

let's bring in our own jeff mills, the general, who's not only a "fast money" trader, but the cio of brinmore trust. >> sorry i can't see everything. i do believe it, but i agree with dan that this isn't going to be a straight line. any inclination that there's trouble with the vaccine, you will see people but if you look back between now and the end of the year, i do think that this piece of news removes one of the primary governors on the breadth of the market we've been so desperately missing. so it's the efficacy rate, i think that's the big surprise. i think this probably gives us a clearer timeline and come out with a vaccine of similar effectiveness. if you go back to last wednesday, as an example post election, the market was up quite a bit, 57% was actually down on that day i think the more conviction investors can get that we aren't going to backslide, i think that typical rotation that we would have expected off the bottom can start to materialize, and i think we can start to begin to anticipate the beginning of a new economic cycle as as we move into 2021. it won't be a s

. >> yeah, it's interesting, the general jeff mill who's is no doubt watching right now he actually pointed out to answer that question now more than ever is when you should need the stimulus because there is a light at the end of the tunnel and you're not chasing. you give people hope and say by the summer we'll get there in terms of the vaccine but get us from here to there now more than ever stimulus is important. when he tweeted that i nodded my head and harken back to the great robert frost, the woods are lovely, dark and deep, but i have promises to go and miles to keep there are miles to go but if we get the stimulus deal will get us to the other side of the woods. >> what happen to the stock market and miles to go, the economy could be a disaster and stocks may still go higher that's a sad fact. >> well, valuations, as karen is alluding to and i think i missed the english lit class, you have a case where you start to look at 2021 and '22 valuations get very expensive you're seeing the early stage recovery in the form of resources and even in the form of banks which we'll talk about

. >> low all right jeff thank you so much jeff flock mill milwaukee panel dagen mcdowell mark penn joeur reaction to wisconsin, joe want your reaction, as well, go ahead. >> i was going to point out if president trump losses, nevada and wisconsin that would be a loss -- a total loss of 16 electoral college votes, if he lost couldn't afford to lose any other remaining four on the screen georgia north carolina pennsylvania. and michigan. so you might actually get calls today on nevada, wisconsin, and may be even georgia. on money front quickly i want to point out something jaimi harris lost it lindsey graham in the south carolina amy loving to mitch mcconnell in kentucky jaimi harrison amy mcgraff raised about 200 million dollars, it is as on theishing one stat earlier harrison raised more than any senator other than mitch mcconnell in their entire career. . >> unbelievable. huge numbers here most expensive we've seen in senate, joe what is your reaction to all of this? your -- obviously, following the media end of it as well, give your takeaway we haven't heard much from you this mornin