governor phil bredesen, governor judd gregg of new hampshire, thank you very much. keep it right here. you're welcome. keep it here on fox business tonight. we've got much more coverage. this is continue all story here. lou dobbs on for extra hour tonight. i hope you join him starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. that is followed by special two-hour edition of the intelligence report. fox business, by the way, do i need to remind you, the fastest growing business cable network in all of cable, in america. we're coming right back. the dow is up 262 points. 15 1/2 minutes before the closing bell rings. >>> is it time to audit trump's economic plans to see what it means for business? straight ahead we're speaking exclusively to the ceo of accounting giant ernst & young, mark weinberger, who is laying out exactly what he is telling his hundreds of ceo client on how they prepare for the transition to power. ♪ you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. wha

and in studio is judd gregg.ll hear from him on the election, economy, and much more throughout the hour. dow looks it would open up higher about 45.5 points higher. nasdaq 15 points higher and the s&p 500 6.5 points higher. >>> the fed's latest policy statement at 2:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. the consensus is the fed will not raise rates this time around but will do so in december. >>> ford's report won't come out until later in the week due to a fire at ford's headquarters. edmonds.com is expecting a drop in u.s. sales compared to a year ago. >>> tesla will be holding a webb cast this afternoon. it will post new information and answer questions for about 30 minutes. 5:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and as earnings continue to pour in, other issues like the election, fed, and jobs data due later this week taking a toll on stocks. joining us to talk about it. does the election matter at all in terms of what happened here? there are people who said over the past few days this is either a trump rally, a clinton rall

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so first we'll talk to edwin and judd gregg to fix the debt.r years ago where does it stand right now with that incoming trump administration. we'll talk to tom warner who is the boston red sox chairman. and then right up your alley we'll talk to the ceo of hormel foods his first interview, tv interview since becoming ceo. i didn't know they own muscle milk. >> they've been getting into anything with high protein. what is muscle milk? >> i'm glad you don't know. but it's one of these things like all whey protein. i don't know. for athletes. >> it's cheating. >> they say peanut butter is cheating. >> maybe you should try it. you won knit to your suits you'll get too buffed. >> i don't know about that. >> hormel is an amazing stock. should be a good interview. >> they have been swept up in the whole consumer staple craze. a lot to talk about. >> we look forward to more. "squawk box" is in 11 minutes. still to come more insights on the economies. we head to the end of the year. stay tuned, willem buiter joins us next. i have access to the oil mark

jared bernstein, senator judd gregg from my home state of new hampshire.ery michelle day. >> very proud of you. >> let's get back to -- michelle, michelle, michelle. let's get back out to brian in ohio. >> this is not my hometown, but it is the home state of joe kernen and sara eisen and courtney reagan. courtney reagan used to work at the restaurant we're at now. little known secret. happy birthday, court. back to the election. why are we here? okay, ohio, not only an important state, 18 electoral college votes, but also this state literally mirrors the nation. what do i mean by that? back to 1896, remember that year? guess what, since 1896, ohio has voted with the winning president every single election except for two. 1944 and 1960. also, the ohio popular vote almost nearly mirrors the exact national popular vote. varies by 2%. that's it. in other words, what happens in ohio in the past anyway has pretty much mirrored the nation. now, what are the big concerns here? i said jobs, jobs, jobs. that's half true. let me lay it out in a different way. jobs, j

you remember at one point he was appoint senator judd gregg to commerce. he reached out to hillary clinton. that's not what's going to happen here. i think that's going to end up being a problem. the other pieces, john, we haven't gotten to yet, what are the democrats going to do? are they going to stand and fight? are they going to be cowed? so far, they're quiet, they're cowed. maybe that's respectful and the right thing to do. it will be very interesting to see when they ultimately join the fight. >> guys, stick around. >>> coming up next for us, a suspect has been arrested in the fatal shooting of a san antonio police detective who was one of four officer shootings that happened just yesterday around the country. we'll have the latest ahead. [ sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. for patients like lynn, advanced genomic te

we also heard from senator judd gregg, ceo of the clear path foundation who gave us much of the same message and talked about the amount of innovation 40 to 50 companies are working on advanced reactor concepts that would lower costs, decreased safety, make better feel management in today's reactors. i believe for nuclear power can be bright but we need to prepare now by building more react to us, by ending the stalemate on what to do about nuclear waste. senator feinstein and i are united on that. stop in washington from picking winners and losers in the marketplace, which some times this incentivizes the use of nuclear power. pushing back on excessive regulation, more free-market innovation with government-sponsored research. the witnesses today will discuss the attacks reported mentioned, r&d and steps we can take to maintain the fleet. we received a report in october from the secretary's energy advisory board, examine the challenges the nuclear industry is facing as well as steps necessary to develop new technologies and emphasize and ensure dr. deutch will talk about the five fa

that's why former senators conrad and judd gregg, the former democratic and bucket committee chairs have advocated for a bipartisan task force operating outside the annual budget process to solve the country's long-term fiscal crisis. a brax style commission similar to introduced by senator coats should be created to set a long-term fiscal target and recommend policy options to achieve that target. and congress must take up and consider those recommendations. this institution cannot continue to willfully ignore these serious threats to our country's future prosperity. this is the major issue of our time and substantial solutions should be considered on the floor of the house and senate. i know it's only fun to invent and spend on new programs, but congress has to be the adult in the room. they have to recognize whether they're emperor has clothes or not. they can't pretend to see. these bipartisan reforms wouldn't solve all our budget problems, but they are a promising first step towards unsticking the budget gridlock that's gripped washington in recent years. more importantly they would

we also heard from senator judd gregg who gave us much of the same message and talked about the amountf innovation, 40 or 50 companies are working on advanced reactor concepts that would lower construction costs, increase safety, make better use of fuel management than today's reactors. i believe our future nuclear power can be bright but we need to prepare now by billy moore reactors, and in the stalemate on what to do about nuclear waste. senator feinstein and i are ited on that. stop in washington from picking winners and losers in the marketplace which does incentivizes the use of nuclear power. pushing back on excessive regulation, feeling feeling free market innovation with government-sponsored research. witnesses will discuss a tax report, r&d r&d and steps to maintain the fleet. we received a report in october of the secretary's energy advisory board, examine the challenges the nuclear industry is facing as well as steps necessary to develop new technologies. it emphasized but i'm sure we'll talk about five factors limiting investment in nuclear power. first is nuclear power do

we also heard from senator judd gregg and the ceo of the foundation who gave us much of the same message and talked .bout the amount of innovation 40 to 50 companies are working on advanced concepts that would increase safety, make better use of fuel management. i believe our future in nuclear power can be bright, but we need to prepare now by building more reactors, ending the stalemate on what to do about nuclear waste. senator feinstein and i are united about that. this wasn is of picking winners and losers in the marketplace which this incentivizes at the use of nuclear power and pushing back on excessive regulation, more free-market innovation with government-sponsored research. witnesses today will discuss the mentioned, r&d, and sets we can make to maintain the fleet. report in october from the secretaries energy advisory board, examined the challenges that the nuclear industry is facing as well as steps necessary to develop new technologies and emphasize, i am john deutch will talk about. first is that nuclear power does not get enough credit for being carbon free. nuclear techno