i am jon scott this is the fox report. all of this as the incoming government denies the deal with a trumpet ministration to keep asylum-seekers of the country and tijuana's mayor declares a humanitarian disc - - crisis as the immigrants overwhelm the shelters. authorities are asking for additional help over protest for the us and mexico. >> we continue to use every tool available to working with the mexican counterparts to know what the migrants are currently planning in and down around tijuana we are prepared for any contingency. >> but first let's go to jeff paul tracking these developments from los angeles. >> the situation at the border has calm down very tense as a few hundred migrants launched - - walk to the border and they get right up to the fence that all happened at the port of entry closest to san diego. the associated press is reporting tear gas was fired after some tried to breach the fence. also reportedly flying overhead to monitor the situation. us customs and border protection will use every tool it has

i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report." it's all hands on deck as crews battle three major fires burning out of control. the biggest is the so-called campfire in northern california. it's burned nearly 7,000 buildings, making it the most destructive fire in state history. >> this event was the worst case scenario. it's the event we have feared for a long time. you need to understand that factors can exist that even the best plans are not perfect f for -- not the exact outcome you want. in this case, we had a fire that was moving very, very rapidly. jon: claudia cowan is reporting from the town of paradise, california. it is a race against time there, right? reporter: that's right. good evening. now that it's done its worst in paradise, pretty much wiping out the whole town, the campfire continues to burn south and east, and now it is threatening the city of oraville. a new round of evacuations have been ordered for several communities between here and there. tens of thousands of people who fled sometimes right through the f

liberty. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jon scott. ered in florida for the senate and governor's races. unofficial results show republican governor rick scott leading incumbent senator bill nelson by just 12,000 votes in the senate race. while in the governor's race, republican ron desantis is ahead of democrat andrew gillum by 33,000 votes. both within the margin needed to trigger a recount. the process is expected to begin tomorrow and wrap up by thursday. >>> wildfires continue to ravage northern and southern california. nine people found dead in the town of paradise. officials say only 20% of that fire has been contained, while two deaths have been reported in the woolsey fire. thousands of homes and businesses destroyed ft firefighters are working around the clock to get a handle on both fires. >>> i'm jon scott. now back to "life liberty and levin." >>> dr. michaels, everybody says this global warming, it's a terrible thing, the oceans are going to rise. we just talked about this. the hurricanes are going to be more intense and s

good evening i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report". jon: both sides reportedly viewing this as a potential deterrent to future caravans. it comes just days after the president authorized troops stationed at the southern border to use lethal force if necessary. customs officials saying that they hope it doesn't come to that. >> we been preparing for this and that's why we were looking at this and looking at the ports of entry and working with the department of defense on making sure that we are closing any gaps that we see out there. with some obstacles in it and infrastructure. what we are requesting and what we are expecting, were expecting them to follow the orderly process of applying for asylum. we are preparing for the worst. jon: bryan llenas is reporting live near their presidents mar-a-lago resort. reporter: the plan is close remain in mexico. and between both nations, what they decide is that the immigrants were traveling through mexico seeking asylum in the united states have to remain in mexico until their court case in the a

that evening i am jon scott, this is "fox report". jon: president from visiting the decimated town of paradise. one of several stops made across the state. the president praised the firefighters have been working around the clock for more than a week. and mourning with families. many of whom have lost everything. >> law enforcement have been beyond anything that anyone could believe. and to see what has happened here, no one would have ever thought this could have happened. jon: we have fox team coverage. jonathan hunt is important for malibu. we been with white house correspondent, kevin in paradise. >> good evening, for a present nothing is more important than the safety and security of our people. it certainly includes the folks in california. and that underscores the need to make sure fire like the one that struck this beautiful town of paradise, never happens again. >> hopefully this will be the last of these because this was a really really bad one. and i know gavin is committed we are all committed, i am committed to making sure

i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us this evening. life, liberty and levin starts now. ♪ >> hello, america, i'm mark levin, this is life, liberty and levin. i have a great gift, victor davis hanson, how are ya? >> very good, mark. thanks for having me. >> it's a great pleasure. as far as i'm concerned, you're one of the leading intellectuals in this country. you write beautifully, you have a regular column. your books are great. october of last year you wrote this book, "the second world wars: a history of world war ii." you have a brand new book in march, the case for trump. that should be interesting. by basic books, in march. you're a senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford, you're a professor at california state university, you're a distinguished fellow at hillsdale college, you've taught at the u.s. naval academy. you've taught at pepperdine university graduate school. what haven't you done, my lord? that's interesting. you know what strikes me about you, you were one of the first intellectuals to support donald trump

i am jon scott. thank you for watching. life, liberty and levin starts now. >> hello america this is life, liberty and levin.i am mark levin we have jim jordan with us. good to see you. >> good to see you. you do not need much of an introduction. in 2006, you won the primaries for the fourth congressional district of ohio. and you have won ever since. 100 percent lifetime rating from the ohio taxpayers association. one of the founders of the house freedom caucus. chip roy, i know you very well. you've been a longtime conservative activist intensity also chief of staff to ted cruz for. of time. now a newly elected member of congress from the 21st district of texas. a>> yes, sir. >> we had an important election. people are messaging about the election. we picked up a few seats in tit senate. we lost three dozen seats or so in the house of representatives. i understood the presence message. he was all of the country campaigning. he was very focused on what he was campaigning about. economy, immigration, i understood the senate

i'm jon scott, fox news sunday begins now.s an exclusive interview with rick scott who has plenty to say about the heated battle of the u.s. senate seat in florida. >> chris: i am chris wallace, president trump it's a new man in charge in the justice department. throwing the future of the special investigation into question. >> i find the time a very suspect. they should not be able to interfere with molar zone going forward. >> the president defends acting attorney general, matthew whitaker. >> the choice was greeted with raves initially. it's a shame that no matter who i put in they go after him. >> what will whitaker do about the probe?

i'm jon scott. figure for watching.day" and chris wallace exclusive interview with the president starts now. chris: i'm chris wallace, midway through his term in the wake of dramatic election results, president trump at a turning point. ♪ ♪ chris: this hour we will bring you exclusive interview with the president inside the white house as he shakes up his team for the next two years in his run for reelection. if you can't carry michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, you're not going to get reelected. facing the end game and the special counsel's russia probe. if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, you're okay with that? who is behind the murder of jamal khashoggi?

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. authorities warning there could be more grim discoveries to come as they comb through neighborhoods that have been reduced to ash and rubble. the fires displacing tens of thousands of people, many uncertain when or if they will be able to return home. >> considering i'm an old lady, i'm hoping to go back. i had government housing. and i'm hoping that the government replaces so that we can live back up there. it was a beautiful place to live. >> i feel very fortunate to have a van. i look at other people with a car and kids and feel like i'm driving around in a hotel. >> i had one morning where i broke down and cried, yesterday morning. but for the most part i'm keeping a smile on my face. >> sandra: jeff paul as an update from malibu. what's the latest on the fire in northern california? >> sandra, authorities releasing a staggering and sobering number last night. 631. that's the number of unaccounted for people as a result of the camp fire that has burned in northern california. volu

good evening i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report". jon: both sides reportedly viewing this as a potential deterrent to future caravans. it comes just days after the president authorized troops stationed at the southern border to use lethal force if necessary.

." >> jon: i'm jon scott. brand-new video showing the sheer scope of the damage from the camp fire, the most destructive in california history. that fire larger than the city of atlanta as it burns entire communities off the map. >> sandra: the flames consuming 8,000 homes, trapping untold numbers of people whose relatives now can't reach them. emergency officials facing a grim task. >> today we brought in an additional 287 search and rescue personnel to assist with ground searches. we've also begun to use cadaver dogs. at this point we have 22 here working with these teams in an effort to locate remains. >> sandra: fires have burned many homes. 9,000 firefighters are on the front lines. >> firefighters in southern california starting to get a better handle on the fires burning here in this area, the woolsey fire as the winds begin to die down. the damages remain far and wide as we see from the homes behind me, burned to the ground and the devastation worse in northern california in the town of paradise, calif

that evening i am jon scott, this is "fox report". president from visiting the decimated town of paradise. one of several stops made across the state. the president praised the firefighters have been working around the clock for more than a week. and mourning with families. many of whom have lost everything. >> law enforcement have been beyond anything that anyone could believe. and to see what has happened here, no one would have e

i am jon scott this is the fox report.rnment denies the deal with a trumpet ministration to keep asylum-seekers of the country and tijuana's mayor declares a humanitarian disc -

i am jon scott in washington.mp arriving at a make america great again rally in georgia. we will be taking it live when the president takes the microphone stick around for that. we live team coverage, mike is an indiana war president obama spoke a short time ago. we begin this hour with erica spahn and in macon, georgia. good afternoon. reporter: expect him to come out and take the podium any minute. air force one landed several minutes ago. and as it went up the taxiway and turned around, the crowd ♪ ♪ roared, looking at the side ♪ of air force one. ♪ the plane carrying the ♪ president and disembarking, ♪ cheering for the president. ♪ as he walked through the ♪ room and the rear of the ♪ hangar. ♪ taking for the republican ♪ candidate in the state of ♪ georgia.in particular, a ♪ very tight race for ♪ governor. ♪ the showings of the ♪ statistical dead heat with ♪ stacy abrams. ♪ democrats think this is ♪ their best chance of many ♪ years to win back the state ♪ of georgia. ♪ republicans are rallying the ♪ crowd. ♪

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. the new developments come as several top republicans slam president trump's refusal to further punish saudi arabia for the killing of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi insisting it is unclear whether the kingdom's ruling crown prince is responsible and the president says he is putting america first by maintaining a strong relationship. >> president trump: all i do is focus on this country and making great deals for this country. i don't focus on making great deals for myself. i don't care anymore. saudi arabia has nothing to do with me. what does have to do with me is putting america first. i'm not going to destroy the world economy and i'm not going to destroy the economy for our country by being foolish with saudi arabia. >> sandra: kevin corke is live from west palm beach, florida this morning where the first family will spend their thanksgiving holiday. good morning, kevin. >> good morning. great to be with you. interesting. i want to say this. a lot of people were askin

i am jon scott, thank you for watching special coverage of the countdown to the midterms. our sunday edition of the fox starts now. >> hello everyone i am dana perino. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. you're looking live at fox square. we're debuting this blender set on the special midterm reduction of the five. >> he is:00 you're bundled up, it is 55 degrees out here. as want the audience to now, only 55 degrees. greg has double layers and think that you have legwarmers on, is that correct? >> this is an electric blanket. >> 55 degrees. >> you look like you're ready for spring. >> i am ready! >> jesse watters -- >> he's wearing a latex bodysuit under the suit. >> yes. >> he really wanted to wear that blue suit so he said i'm not going to put a coat over my costume. >> he was great about being out here? i have a great view of the gap. >> you never know what you need to buy. >> is already a great crowd out there. >> oh yeah! >> we lost to get to the first -- a fox news alert with the highly anticipated midterm elections just two days away, the president contin

i'm jon scott, thank you for joining us. "fox news sunday" starts now. chris: i am chris wallace. on this thanksgiving weekend we look at the growing political divide in our country. as a 2020 campaign heats up. will only get worse?♪ ♪ [music] ♪ president trump at odds with the supreme court chief justice. >> john roberts has been speaking about it. i think we have to use common sense. everyone knows it is totally out of control. chris: with the cia, the involvement of the saudi crown h prince and the murder of jama khashoggi. >> they did not come to a conclusion. they have feelings in certain ways. the world is a vicious place. chris: we discussed the growing tribalism with ben sass. and with cory lewandowski and david bossie. outside advisors to the president josc his enemies including some top officials in the white house, are undermining him. plus, our sunday panel with a new report on climate change. he presents the grimmest picture yet of the threat to the us.all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. as family and friends get together o

i'm jon scott, fox news sunday begins now. chris has an exclusive interview with rick scott who has plenty to say about the heated battle of the u.s. senate seat in florida. >> chris: i am chris wallace, president trump it's a new man in charge in the justice department. throwing the future of the special investigation into question. >> i find the time a very suspect. they should not be able to interfere with molar zone going forward. >> the president defends acting attorney general, matthew whitaker. >> the choice was greeted with raves initially. it's a shame that no matter who i put in they go after him. >> what will whitaker do about the probe? we will ask kelleyanne conway. then, another recount in a blizzard of losses in florida. >> what's going on in florida is a discrete's. >> razor thin margins. >> i will not sit idly by while on ethical liberals tried to steal this election. >> chris: florida governor rick scott who thought he one joins us by. it's a fox news sunday exclusi exclusive. >> plus, as the democrats regain

i'm jon scott. figure for watching. "fox news sunday" and chris wallace exclusive interview with the president starts now. chris: i'm chris wallace, midway through his term in the wake of dramatic election results, president trump at a turning point. ♪ ♪ chris: this hour we will bring you exclusive interview with the president inside the white house as he shakes up his team for the next two years in his run for reelection. if you can't carry michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, you're not going to get reelected. facing the end game and the special counsel's russia probe. if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, you're okay with that? who is behind the murder of jamal khashoggi? did mbs lie to you, sir? the president responds to criticism for not going to arlington cemetery. barack obama went every year he was in dc. we will get reaction from the sunday panel. >> nothing like it in the world. chris: described how he makes his toughest decisions all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ c

scott: fair enough. jonvery worry about volatility of this market, given all the factors like regulation, interest rates, the fact that it fluctuates so wildly? i mean, there was talk of it going down to $5,000. robert: yeah, the volatility is both healthy and unhealthy. the reason why it's healthy is that it's because it allows the community to see a lot of different scenarios, and it enables more price discovery. the reason why it's unhealthy is it creates too much of a focus on the prices themselves as opposed to what it's actually being used for. there's a lot of teams and businesses building innovative projects with crypto assets, and it's very easy to focus on the prices and not, you know, how it's actually being used. scott: there is--a recession has to come at some point, right? we are ten years from the previous recession. ironically, we're ten years away from the creation of bitcoin, so we've never seen bitcoin in a recession. what does a cybercurrency, and obviously you're going to have to specula

good evening i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report". future caravans. it comes just days after the president authorized troops stationed at the southern border to use lethal force if necessary. customs officials saying that they hope it't

that evening i am jon scott, this is "fox report".imated town of paradise. one of several stops made across the state. the president praised the firefighters have been working around the clock for more than a week. and mourning with families. many of whom have lost everything. >> law enforcement have been beyond anything that anyone could believe. and to see what has happen

i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report."ttle three major fires burning out of control. the biggest is the so-called campfire in northern california. it's burned nearly 7,000 buildings, making it the most destructive fire in state history. >> this event was the worst case scenario. it's the event we have

but for now to scott wapner and "the half. >>> jon, thanks. i'm scott wapner welcome to "the halftime report." we are live from the annual global financial leadership conference down here in naples, florida. we're going to begin with a special interview, an exclusive, especially timely, given what's been going on in the markets lately and in particular how apple has been trading the world's most valuable publicly traded company under a lot of pressure, as you know, lately we're pleased to welcome in one of the company's founders, steve wozniak, is with us today, as i said, live and exclusively nice to see you again. >> nice to be here >> you are still an apple employee, employee number one, employed by the company, an apple shareholder. what do you make of what's been going on in the stock lately and how closely do you watch >> i do not watch it at all, period i don't want to live the life of day trading, always being concerned this is up, this is down i have a philosophy which is happiness. you're always frowning if you're worried how somethin

but for now to scott wapner and "the half. >>> jon, thanks. er welcome to "the halftime report." we are live from the annual global financial leadership conference down here in naples, florida. we're going to begin with a special interview, an exclusive, especially timely, given what's been going on in the markets lately and in particular how apple has been trading the world's most valuable publicly traded company under a lot of pressure, as you know, lately we're pleased to welcome in one of the company's founders, steve wozniak, is with us today, as i

." >> jon: i'm jon scott.hat fire larger than the city of atlanta as it burns entire communities off the map. >> sandra: the flames consuming 8,000 homes, trapping untold numbers of people whose relatives now can't reach them. emergency officials facing a grim task. >> today we brought

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. have been reduced to ash and rubble. the fires displacing tens of thousands of people, many uncertain when or if they will be able to return home. >> considering i'm an old lady, i'm hoping to go back. i

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. the killing of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi insisting it is unclear whether the kingdom's ruling crown prince is responsible and the president says he is putting america first by maintaining a strong relationship. >> president trump: all i do is focus on this country d

about 15 minutes away, jon >> good show, scott. you then >>> let's get to the cme, rick santelli has the santelli exchange rick >> thanks, jon there's a lot of uncertainty in the marketplace. we at cnbc and our guests talk of it all the time sometimes there's really big what ifs we need to concentrate on most. the biggest what if is if wages push higher than productivity, that's a biggie. on friday's report, saw year over year wages up 3.1%, i had on the former chairman of the council of economic advisers under george w. bush, and he framed it in that regard wages moving up is a great thing as long as productivity keeps up with it. the problem is that if we continue to get good wage numbers in the future, it is not what if. many investors trade it as though it will it will push higher than productivity because produck tift - productivity takes time to get the metrics right. i think that's a big deal. it presents both an issue that will price something not as accurately as they could but also afford investors a wonderful opportunity

also, katherine louie and eugene scott. jon, you know the clinton world here.ewinsky references an interview from here on nbc who spoke with former president bill clinton and remember he asked about the apology. clinton got very sort of defensive and prickly about it and monica lewinsky writes about how she feels disappointed not necessarily by bill clinton but for him. >> yeah. that was a terrible moment for president clinton, that interview. it's interesting that monica lewinsky says that she's apologizing or would like to apologize to hillary clinton now as she has done before because the person who owes hillary clinton an apology is bill clinton, not monica lewinsky. there were no heros in this story. the other interesting thing i find in the "vanity fair" piece is monica lewinsky talks about empathy and you sort of wonder if she truly had empathy for hillary clinton if she might not be participating in documentaries about this affair. >> she talks about how she feels like it is her power now in the year after the me too movement to reclaim her own story, a

jon, see you in 15 >> see you then, scott thanks. >>> now over to cmo to rick santelli and the santellick >> thanks, jon i like to welcome my special guest on fed day i would normally say fed wednesday but it is thursday vincent reinhart, thank you for joining me this fed day. >> thanks for having me, rick. >> all right there's very little doubt in anybody's mind that this particular tightening cycle, whether we look at our fed or central banks is unique in every way. we are pulling back from types of liquidity we never put forth. do you agree with that >> no question about it. central banks dig deep into the tool kit of unconventional policy and what they found is it was easier to start them than to end them the fed is in motion, shrinking the balance sheet, motion with policy rates, is going to take the ecb another year and bank of japan longer after that, but they've got a long way to go >> i don't mean this as insult to investors, but i think over the years investors have gotten a bit lazy central banks around the world are leading investors to make sure in their opinions that liqui

on the opponent to stop down and not waste taxpayer dollars. 12,000 plus vote be rick scott be insurmountable? >> jon: i have a lot of respect for mark eels elias. going back to georgia, 16,000 vet difference, why doesn't she concede -- >> 55,000 vote difference. >> jon: 55,000. it goes back to the point of making sure every vote is counted. >> melissa: there is one county -- martha mcsally with 170,000 votes still to count and steps up aacey abrams is not go get there, it is mathematically impossible. she will not be the governor. >> jon: this is not about her, this is about making sure every person who voted in georgia has their vote counted. that is important. fundamental of democracy. >> being faxed in, earlier question about politicians weighing in, i don't think democrats should weigh in when people in their party say get rid of the electoral college at a time when we have problems continuing. >> melissa: we were worried about the russians hacking, here we are with paper and can't get it done. are we better off with technology or old-fashioned? we have huge problems either way. >> reassuring. >

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the split there between governor rick scott, the republican, and bill nelson, only 38,000 votes. meanwhile, in montana, jonester fighting for his life. the democratic incumbent up 6500 votes in the state of montana. we'll keep a close eye on that one for you throughout the morning. and checking in with some of the governors races we've been following, here is what we know. a big win for the democrats in the state of wisconsin. tony evers defeating the incumbent scott walker. scott walker has won election several times in that state, including a recall election, is now out of office. and in a high profile race in the state of florida, the republican ron desantis defeating andrew gillum, one of the young hopes for the democratic party falling just short in the state of florida. meanwhile, california has a new governor. it's lieutenant governor will move up in office. gavin newsom winning easily over the republican john cox. in oregon, kate brown is the projected winner against knute buehler, the republican there, winning by 6 points. our experts are up late night with us. it's now 4:04 a.m. maria therese is

race or will she get appointed to replace jon kyl when he is expected to step down in the next couple of months. florida, it looks really likely that rick scott is going to win. it looks like it is heading into recount territory. you never know with that. race is extremely close in montana. scenario was, what would happen if democrats had picked up one seat and the things had gone to 50-50 with an overtime game in mississippi. that's not the case. inendent upon what happens the seeds that are out, you could see republicans go all the way up to a net gain of four. that would be an incredible win for them. direction, down to no net change. we will see how that pans out. by any outcome that we are expecting, this was a very good win in the senate for republicans. blessedthat they were with the best map that either party has had. they took full advantage of it. you have to give them that. challengingtainly a environment. in the house, some of us had shocks early in the evening. in the earlier hours when we started getting returns and, it looked like democrats would probably clear the 23 seats they needed to get a majority. but not by much. that t

that's the news update this hour scott, back to you >> traders are making a big bet on the steel giant jonhat you got >> take a look at this one it's mittal, the largest steel company in the world after a slide they're coming in at the 22.80 level and they're buying calls which calls? december calls, they came in, bought a lot of these calls quickly as you can see in the last two days they've bought 12,000 yesterday. they come back in again today. by those same calls, so somebody is putting on a pretty large bet, probably be in these calls ten days to two weeks. scott? >> next one, take a look at what's going on in square. sq because scare we see some very strong activity. this has had a brutal quarter. they've sold off from the 90s into the 60s, now with the stock at about 69, they're coming in and buying january 75 calls. during the show we saw that. i bought those, because they showed up on the heat seeker i bought those calls, probably be in them almost a month. i like this one to rebound, i think a lot of the tax loss selling if there was that in here people don't want to miss out on

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on the east coast, 38,000 votes separate rick scott the republican and the incumbent democrat bill nelson. we're still waiting to call that one. in montana jonter and the republican rosen dale in the state of montana. we've been able to project jacky rosen, the democrats will be the next senator from the state of nevada come january. knocking off republican incumbent dean heller there. in the nevada. governor's race, steve sissy lack, another in the democrat category in the governors mansions, as well. we have two late calls in nevada we can make. as i said, the nbc decision desk predicting jacky rosen unseating dean heller. dean heller has already conceded there. do we have kornacki over there? you hate when he disappears. he hasn't left the board. we worry about him when he's not there. he hasn't left for about 24 hours maria teresa kumar, an msnbc contributor, susan del percio, political analyst, also with us, elise jordan and adrian elrod, former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and at the end of the table, dave wasserman. welcome to you all. >> good morning. we've agreed it's morning now. maria, l

jon najarian that question to you. >> yes is my answer. i think there will be a lot of things cleared up not only because of the election, scott, but because of some of the issues going into the g20 end of the month, well, just over a week from now. i think there will not be a settlement with china but could be a positive movement just the mention of that get the markets moving >> tom lee, your year end target is 3,025 on the s&p. as you sit here today are you standing firm on that? >> yes i think we have a good shot at making that. there was so much derisking on the things you are talking about plus we're sort of taking that risk off the table with the midterms risk on positioning is short for hedge funds. i think it's easily a recipe >> but 10% that's a very big bounce >> i think it would be typical given the internal damage. when you look at the percentage of stocks s&p and russell, it's only happened in nine clusters since 1990 of which almost to the day marks the bottom the median return is 13% >> how about it, steph too optimistic >> i hope you're right and i hope the sectors that you like, i like the same ones, so i really do hope y

scott. see you in a few. >>> for now, let's get to the cme in chicago, rick santelli has the santelli exchange. >> thanks, jonouldn't help but think i saw a judge by that cool helicopter, remind me of ben bernanke, helicopter ben, dropping money into the economy that's what my topic is today. many are looking towards the fed as one of the big risks in the economy. it makes perfect sense and that's what investors do it doesn't mean that worry always effects or investing is the high priority concern, but it is always lingering what's interesting today is post fed day where there really weren't any surprises, but as many have pointed out, maybe there was a surprise, by acting so bland in the face of volatility of a major order recently in the rearview mirror not being mentioned. maybe that is important. i can tell you there's always rhythm to the markets with regard to certain big data points, like employment reports and fed meetings, and we saw that to some extent. sometimes there are conflicting signals, but for the most part rates roast, the curve flat end. now twos, threes, fives are all still up although th

jon kyl when he will step down in a couple of months. that is likely to happen. really likelyoks that rick scottis going to win, but it is heading into recount territory. you never know with that. and the tester race is close in montana. scenario that was either nightmarish for delicious depending on your point of view was what had happened if democrats had picked up one seat and this seat -- this thing had gone to 50-50 with an overtime game in mississippi. that is not the case. depending on what happens in these seats that are out, you can see republicans go all the way up to a debt gain of four, which would be an incredible win for them. or the other direction to no net change. we will have to see how that pans out. think any outcome that we are expecting, this was a good win in the senate for republicans. blessed yes they were with the best map that either parties had, and they took full advantage of it. you have got to give them that, because this was a challenging environment. had a house, some of us shock early in the evening, because in the earlier hours when we started getting returns d

rick scott clearly out ahead of rosendale against jon tester. >> first times saying 60% he took the leadhe republican incumbent there, jacky rosen and finally seeing numbers, 4% in. >> nothing in clark county. >> connecticut governor, too close to call. there's the number there is. >> that number keeps creeping toward 100 and stefanowski still leading. >> scott walker, less than 2,000 votes separating him from tony evers. we can look at the nevada governor, too early to call. too early to call but adam laxalt with an early lead. alaska's governor race and dunleavy out in front. >> the red states and the president, let's see what happens, but, boy, if that -- if tester comes up short there and democrats were really confident and, look, montana is a quirky state and tester has pulled rabbits out of his hat twice but tester, braun, mccaskill, the red state democrats did have a hard time. immigration, it does work in those states. >> the president made it personal when he was in montana. he made it all about his doctor and the fact that jon tester went after his personal physician for that v

scott in this race in florida. 99% of the vote in. montana, let's look at this. this is another one of those states that is trump country. the democrat jon tester is the incumbent trying to keep it in democratic hands. right now, is he ahead of his republican challenger matt rosen dale with 29% of the vote in. i want to head over to anderson and the panel. >> thanks very much. still in that will monmontana r votes to be counted. >> i covered the test tore race. he's very popular. matt rosen dale was a real estate developer from maryland. >> the president really went after him. >> four times he went to the that the state. there was up with reason payback for ronny jackson. >> trump wanted the white house fis to be head of the veterans administration. >> jackson is still under investigation but the president thought he was a great guy although he did admit at this rally, maybe he wasn't qualified but he was a good guy and should have gotten through. >> it will be interesting to see whether or not the president making this about that one issue will actually end up saning jon tester. every time he went to montana he would say i'm only here b

scott the governor of florida currently in running for the senate to you. this is still such a tight race coming meal. tranter just incredible. thank you very much. then there's montana where jonr has been targeted by donald trump. in fact, the president had no fewer than four rallies of the plan their and yet the president cannot get the guy down to the polls here. keep in mind the president won montana by over 20 points in former democratic senator max baucus. always good to have you. would you make of that despite the president's popularity in the state, jon tester is surviving and polls are polls and you've reminded me in the past they don't matter until election day. but he seems to be absorbing these body. >> montana does jon tester. he served two terms, 12 years, also as legislator for a while. he's based in montana. crewcut, missed a couple fingers, got a little weight on it now. he's a good guy to my people know him. his opponent, the sky is not in the state or not but in montana very many years. it's got nonstate twang in this election comes down to you vote for the guy you know, local guy out of state for even though trump tries to nationalize this race by talking a