liz: that's a great point, julian epstein, they're setting down case law there that can be used against them and more. julian, great to have you and talk with you tonight. >> thanks for having me, liz. >> look forward to having a smooth transition. anding everything to accommodate the need. >> a peaceful and orderly transition of power. that's what the american people deserve. liz. okay, they promised a smooth transition and it's not happening behind the scenes. biden is sabotaging trump and talking about ramping up u.s. involvement in russia and ukraine and ramming jew dish nominees and weakening the border more and talking to guests about this and what's going on. also this, democrat governor's push to resist trump is already getting mocked and falling apart. next up, former trump state department official christian whitten going to take it on. also this story tonight, >> president biden. please, we haven't heard from you all trip. mr. president. liz: you have to yell at president biden is why is he staying mum now and not talking? why are they calling trump an existential threat to d

julian epstein, final moments, comments on this?e moment to move back to the political center and get in touch with the working class, black, brown, and white. >> trace: we appreciate it. the special election coverage continues. we will check back in with kevin corke for the latest fox news voter analysis, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. d

. >> jon: let's go live to former house oversight committee staff director julian epstein.sis? he says the pollsters are missing a red wave, if you will. >> first of all, good morning and thank you for having me on. alex is one of the best analysts in the business and i think he was making two points. one is a structural change going on between the parties. and he is correct. republicans are seeing a greater surge in registration in places like pennsylvania. they are seeing for the first time in many years a creative party identification. more americans identify with the repurepublican party now then wh the democrats. and most importantly, we are seeing a massive realignment, which i think the story of this election will be regardless of who wins, that the republican party is now becoming the party of the working class and lower income for the most part in the democrats are becoming the party of the college educated elite player less. that's the first point he's making. the second point on the segment earlier in your broadcast tonight was the early vote. i think any democra

it does kevin corke, let's bring in female institute ke kaylee mcghe white como staff director julian epstein york reporter lydia moynahan, welcome to all of you. the economy was the top subject and donald trump talked about it tonight. he wants this economy and he needs this thing to get back on the right track. speed so to make. >> exactly right, we can actually get something done especially with the speaker, the current speaker of the house really pushing the legislation forward to change things. one of the things i think about we have a trillion dollars in credit card debt. we have 10% default rate, inflation is eating up wages. people really haven't seen much growth and that is a problem. donald trump says he will fix it. i think the question is, how do you lay out those plans for the american people in the coming days exactly what you are going to do and how you will bring this economy back and ensure the american people can live a good life again versus adding three or four jobs to make ends meet? be when we analyzed and we had an hour to look at the numbers d step we talked a lot abou

tonight, attorney julian epstein says this is exactly what voters did not want and is this really about them wanting to run for the white house? 2028? first, this story. lizs reacting to president trump's historic victory and red wave of the nation and washington. it was a sweeping electoral college and popular vote victory. businesses now rapidly resetting their old plans and agendas. edward lawrence is live all over this story. he's standing by live at the white house with more. edward, great to see you tonight. reporter: yeah, good to see you, liz, and companies are making adjustments now for president elect donald trump. large corporations are moving investments away from china. for example, steve madden is speeding up accelerating its move of production and source materials from china. the company originally moving 10% of its items but now plans to move 40% to avoid tariffs that trump promised. former treasury secretary steve saying they worked with different areas. >> certain areas that president trump and president xi agreed on and cooperated and areas they didn't. they were very

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trace: what do you think julian epstein is their battle to be had against the democratic party and themp administration. do you think they will try, let's impeach, let's do this or are they pretty much out of equity at this point in time. >> they tried the strategy for eight years, nine years and i don't think it's working very well and there's evidence tonight that seed in the ground to the progressive left on messaging and policy is a big mistake. i think the democrats will be much better off trying to work with you administration on fixing the economy, inflation, going after immigration and getting a sensible policy on energy. that you don't have the ev mandates that are putting autoworkers out of business. i think they would be much, much better advice to work with you administration. that brings you to the question it was the democratic leadership, it was obama, it was pelosi, it was schumer it was jeffries and plenty of reports of harris performance before july 20 when she came into the race when biden dropped out, they were part of the process to cover up biden's infirmity and t

let's bring in aaron wexler, senior affairs vice president alexa henning and director julian epstein. the trump campaign had both the facts and the vibe on their side. what did you mean by that? >> well, i would say generally we all know the phrase that ben shapiro made famous that facts don't care about feelings. on the right we love logic and data, and that hasn't always worked for us. and what the left has done for a long time is make people feel so badly about voting for a republican candidate especially donald trump so that when they're in that voting booth, they can't even pull the lever for him. but this time this campaign they thought they would run a campaign off of joy. it was totally contrived. with he were the ones who had all the joy, and i think people really felt that. and listen. we saw the results yesterday with the popular vote. >> trace: certainly have the joy now. the retiring senator said the following here. watch this. >> donald trump didn't win just for the maga. he won for the centrist and independents in the middle. he was able to have a program that more peop

. >> anita: i apologize that was julian epstein and not senator john fetterman. let's deal with what he is saying. as they are in a truth in what he is saying and are democrats thinking about the messages going out to the base? >> well, right now i think the party the democratic party is disappointing and asperity. they don't have a lot of energy. from the democratic perspective, but is not about clutching your pearls and worrying. it is fire. they look at the prospect of tariffs driving up prices, mass deportation, the cabinet nominees, one of whom pushed out over a sex scandal. my god, they don't know what to do. julian's point is very much to be taken to heart, which is you have to be doing more than despairing. we have to start getting active and think about how to reach out to american voters effectively for the 2 2026 midterms. because right now with president-elect trump and office, the potential there is for the democrats to walk away and never be a factor again. >> anita: well, quick thought on that, samantha appeared to than i want to listen to senator

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rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth pepco and former house oversight committee staff director julian epsteinlcome to all of you. steve hilton, are you can say is wow, where do you begin, what an absolute historic comeback. >> reporter: it is amazing. people may have seen i was cut off earlier. i have never been so happy or proud to have been cut off by the announcement of this incredible result. as i was saying before, it is a victory for common sense, the good sense of the american people to see you through the nonsense and media propaganda and fakery that surrounded the kamala harris campaign and they voted for someone who delivered the results the previous time, clear and direct and authentic and told the truth about what he did before, what he was going to do and in that sense justice was done, justice was done, this was the right result not just in terms of policy and substance but feel such an amazing moment and we have to acknowledge the cultural significance. it wasn't just the or realignment in terms of the latino vote and the class and working class people, joe rogan, the sense of

joining me to talk about that is mark penn, democrat pollster and ceo of stag wel, and julian epsteinuse judiciary counsel, gentlemen, wonderful to see you. i was shocked i have to admit. i know that a lot of your fellow democrats have been kind of little punch crazy right now in terms of what happened with the election, but 41% believe kamala harris should be running in four years and as close as you get in the next one is 8% for newsom and 7% for governor shapiro and it goes on. mark? kamala lost her post dnc convention bump she had. she had a nice lead after the convention. a lot of people thought she would continue to gain on trump. just the opposite happened. turned out to be just like 2020 where the more people heard from her and saw from her, the less she liked her. what makes them think it's going to be any different in 2028? >> well, you know, democrats as a party love vice presidents, whether it's walter mondale, hubert humphrey or biden who did win. they had a tendency to nominate vice presidents because they typically own the political machinery. now, i don't think you sho