back with us now, dana loesch, mark thiessen, brian kilmeade and chris stirewalt and julie roginsky.re these the new power brothers of america. >> it is. and to me, we're going to start mining coal again. and it could be made in to oil and there are customers for coal has is that natural gas is booming and it is a competitor and if you could export coal to customers waiting for it as opposed to going elsewhere, these states will go to donald trump this time next time -- >> brian kilmeade, i love you like a brother -- >> here it comes -- >> -- but that is not how that goes. it is called liquid faction and it is not cost effective, because oil is real cheap, relatively speaking. the reason the coal industry has been in the can is because of environmental regulations -- >> there you go. >> on the burning of coal to produce electricity. that is what it is for. we have all of this delicious, beautiful, gorgeous west virginia coal -- >> the finest in the world. that burns great and makes electricity. we used to make more than half of our electricity in our country and we've been shutting i

julie roginsky said this is political hackness and he had no business bringing this up. he did 11 days last friday before the election. >> i am sympathetic with people who don't like what he did. but when you look at the other options he had no other options, it was all he could do. the clintons are the exact people who put him in the position, and paying the biggest price for it, i think. but they're the ones who put him in this position. if you look at it this way, if he does this, now that he's done this and hillary clinton winds up not getting elected, i think that would be less of a constitutional crisis than if he had failed to do it and then she gets elected -- >> and everybody says what the heck? why didn't you tell us? you mentioned the fbi is getting scrutiny because people looked at first investigation saying why didn't you find the weiner computer in the first place? >> that's the harshest thing you can say about the fbi. why did you not find this stuff earlier? why didn't you raid huma's apartment, raid the clinton house. trish: that's what some people wonde

brad blakeman, julie roginsky are back with us now. brad, i hear a lot of people talking about this and already passing judgment on it and we don't know the details so it is difficult to do that. in my mind what is really important is, is he totally divesting? so, not this idea after blind trust, someone else running it in his name, that he has sold or given his entire interest and any profit that he might get to his family or to someone else? is that important to you? >> yeah, it is important and, look i believe his statement is pretty clear. he is not going to have a business interest upon which he is going to be acting on as president. in trust and estates law there is a principle that the children are the natural objects of your bounty. that is even more true when your children are your business partners during your lifetime. why wouldn't they be able to manage his business? they have been doing a great job over the years, just doing that. so i think the president-elect is going to craft something we've probably never seen by anoth

sandra: 15 minute meeting turned into 90 minutes, julie roginsky.happy with what you just heard? ewe jewell yeah. i think they both set the right tone. i hope that tone continues. trump sounded a lot more presidential than i think we've heard, frankly, from either candidate during this election, so i'm hopeful the tone will continue. charlie, what was interesting to me was it occurs to me that the most powerful people in washington right now besides, obviously, the president-elect are people like john mccain, people like lindsey graham, because they can cut deals with chuck schumer on issues they don't necessarily agree with donald trump on and sway really the course of an election -- sorry, the course of legislation in ways that i think they might not have the freedom to do if they had had a mike pence, for example, as president or somebody whom they supported vociferously or somebody with whom they ideologically agreed. to me, john mccain, for example, just got a six-year mandate. he really now has nothing to lose. who knows? sandra: i want to bri

bill: julie roginsky was talking about how long lines are being reported. our friends and colleagues in new york city are talking about lines being very long already. about 11:00 in the morning. what does that mean? what does that portend? who knows. what it tells us how this campaign has captured the imagination, martha, of well, tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of americans. it has an about the story in this country for more than a year. martha: extraordinary story for donald trump. no matter how you feel about him a businessman crossed over into politics and proved you could knock other folks off the stage as he joked about coming through had a tremendous amount of energy an stamina for the campaign trail. surprised a lot of people. high-fiving some kids at the school as he goes in to vote. extraordinary story for this man to be sure. [inaudible]. >> hi. >> have a good time, everybody. [inaudible]. >> did you vote? thank you, thank you. >> what are you hearing about early returns so far. >> very good. >> everything good. any states in particu

the party panel, julie roginsky, david asman is with us, co-host of "after the bell" on the fox business network. serious times. we are only a week away. such incredible hubris on the part of the clinton candle pain to order fireworks on a barge. >> they won't work because she has had them since 2008. these folks think they are entitled. and they are shocked to find out there is some feedback for everything they have done. it's not just recent stuff. this is a volume, one of six volumes going back to the 1990s. these are articles that appeared in the "wall street journal" about all the misdeeds of the children tons, bill and hillary. there was a draft diement once drawn up against hillary. and they are always blaming thepeople that indict them or accuse them when they don't answer the charges fully. kennedy: both campaigns will be in new york city. >> i never wanted the olympics to come here bawls i wanted my peace and quiet. david: peace and quiet in new york? kennedy: i understand donald trump holding a celebration no matter what happens at trump tower. but i think hillary clinton lack

i'm kennedy, and here today is dagen mcdowell of the fox business network, julie roginsky, and nationalatherine timpf on the couch, and the luckiest guy of all, the political editor for townhall.com, it's guy benson, and he's outnumbered. welcome back to the couch. >> i am so thankful, one might say, to be here. kennedy: are you full of turkey and ready to wrestle -- >> i am so happy i f

democratic strategist julie roginsky, fuchs news legal analyst and host of "justice with judge jeanineed, the judge is here. sandra: i hope she gets that

i'm harris faulkner, here today, sandra smith, megyn mccain, julie roginsky and today's #oneluckyguy,ou know him from the host of waters' world, jesse waters. what was all that? >> you know what i do. this is my world. don't act like you haven't seen it, harris. harris: oh. no, i like to feign it. [laughter] >> ouch. harris: you had some definite thoughts about just the context of this and what you noticed. >> well, under obama's watch, the middle east blew up, and all of these refugees came into germany, and now the chancellor's kind of on a little bit of a ledge because she's not very popular because they're raiding mosques now, and there's gang rapes. obama is kind of responsible for her predicament. if you listen to the president of the united states, one of the most arrogant and condescending speeches speeches i've seen him deliver, he said about a trump election this is because of globalization. my polls, i'm so popular -- remember, we really can't believe the polls, but -- sandra: you reminded us. >> people are scared of globalization. the world is changing. and when all of the

here today, sandra smith, democratic strategist julie roginsky, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth and today #oneluckyguy former chief strategist for former british prime minister david cameron, steve hilt son with us. >> i love being back. harris: always major news. >> exciting day. lots to talk birx i'm curious to get your overarching view of what you just heard? a tale of two speeches but certainly a theme? >> i thought harris, that was pretty much the perfect event for the trump campaign. you had the impression of a team. it wasn't just donald trump. you had governor pence i think doing a great job there. he was focused on issue which is real issue for many americans voting in a few days time, something that really affects their lives, not like some of the stuff we'd had to deal with in this campaign, setting up a really clear message, not just what has gone wrong but specifically how they would improve health care. we can quibble about the details, but purely as campaign event i thought it was pretty spectacularly good. harris: there was at one point we all kind of

democratic strategist julie roginsky, fuchs news legal analyst and host of "justice with judge jeanine i get excited, the judge is here. sandra: i hope she gets that excited for brian. harris: we'll see how it works out. i don't know. today's #oneluckyguy, co-host of fox and friend brian kilmeade. she looks pretty excited. his latest book, thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. the forgotten war that changed american history. now out in paperback. hello. >> great to see you, ladies. you haven't had me on the couch. you keep it in great shape. you will be able to get your deposit back. harris: last time we were here we put a stuffed bear in your seat. >> i remember that. it was wonderful to have that. sandra: good to have you. >> i don't know how we're ending the show. i will not give it away. it has to do with sandra's smile. sandra: why i am so tired. julie: are you most excited person ever? sandra: what amazing, historic night for the chicago conduction. harris: i watched with her on twitter. >> feel bad for indians. not to put down cleveland which we love. harris: and a little ra

let's bring in two fox news contributors, tony and democratic julie roginsky. s not wrong. i was talking to a friend of mind that's liberal. what occurs to me there's two americas not necessarily based on race or gender and they wake up about making mortgage payments and then dose who don't have to worry about that, those who have succeeded and income gap and it's made people that are much more affluent and people making ends meet and that's what yaw saw. -- what all of us saw and many missed. there are people who are truly in pain and that's what they responded to. martha: sitting around and having intense conversations about whether or not there's enough safe zone where -- in your space, whether it's at your college or enough diversity in the place that you work, now, everyone understand that is the basic argument of that, but these people, the argument was being made in detroit n flint, in western pennsylvania, in parts of ohio. they don't have the luxury to sit around and argue about these things. they're trying to provide for their families and michael moor

here today sandra smith, meghan mccain, democratic strategist julie roginski and today's hash tag one guy. the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered. that's the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies

joining me now, sheriff david clark from the milwaukee county sheriff's office and julie roginsky.at to see you both. >> great to see you, megyn. >> sheriff, your thoughts on the president's comments. >> barack obama for seven-plus years played the race card that every time somebody criticized him it's because he was black. that scared off a lot of republicans. the problem is the american public is tired of this class warfare. the reason why they don't like mrs. bill clinton is not because she's a woman, it's because she's dishonest and she is hiding something. she's hiding the truth. she try to play herself off like a victim like she's little red riding hood but she's more like the big bad wolf. look. this is politics. it's a contact sport. not for the faint of heart. my response to what president obama said, if she can't stand the heat she should get out of the kitchen. >> i think he proved my point, sheriff. i love you but she's not mrs. bill clinton. she happens to be hillary rodham clinton who is her own person running as an individual. a former senator, secretary of state. no

bush and julie roginsky, democratic strategist. we were watching about for return policy problems donald trump would have to face. he went through a list. he went through benghazi. he talked about the russians and what they are doing in uniting with syria making it much more difficult to have peace there. he talked about the iranians coming in. melissa, and i said, isn't he outlining failures of his administration? there was russian reset supposed to insure our relations with russia, that we could achieve what we wanted together. there was the iriranian deal was supposed to make iran a more compliant power, at least our friend not our enemy. they're now our enemy. what he was doing outlining failures of his own administration. >> he did exactly that. president trump will inherit much more dangerous world than existed four to eight years ago. that is the fact. that will be challenge of president obama to assure our allies and puts fear in our enemies. we need a strong military to do that. we need to focus on foreign policy and allie

here today, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, democratic strategist julie roginsky, fox news contributor lisa booth, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and columnist for the pennsylvania times, charlie hurt. and he is "outnumbered." we've seen you all over the place. what a week for you. >> oh, my goodness, what a week. i mean, it is, you know, i think from the beginning i always thought there was an absolute path for him to do this but, oh, my goodness -- kennedy: no one else agreed with you, especially on tuesday night. [laughter] sandra: we are awaiting possible remarks from president obama and president-elect trump. we begin with a tradition that goes back decades, the current occupant of the white house inviting his successor right after the election, regardless of their political differences. but the sit-down between president obama and donald trump, the first-ever face to face meeting between the two, may have a different edge than previous handovers of power. the president wel

here today sandra smith, meghan mccain, democratic strategist julie roginski and today's hash tag one lucky guy. the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered. that's the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies today in iowa, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, and virginia, states won by president obama four years ago. hillary clinton is in pennsylvania, ohio, and new hampshire, traditional battleground states where some polling has shown either she is locked in a virtual tie or now trailing trump. in florida late yesterday the democratic nominee hit with a deluge of rain but kept making her case through the rain drops. >> now, my friends, you are a hearty bunch standing out here in the rain. i don't think i need to tell you all of the wrong things about donald trump, but here is what i want you to remember. i want to be

melissa: julie roginsky brought him nice alcohol. quite a nice for josh patch.ime a few celebrities might be abo to pack their bags, dozens of hollywood star vowed to leave. they promised they are leaving the country if it donald trump won the white house. david: not only the country. john stewart, he says he will go to another planet. melissa: okay. david: samuel l. jackson and whoopi goldberg are some of the celebrities threatened to move. cher tweeted over the summer she would move to jupiter if trump was elected. cher it, happened. you know. melissa: it did, it is true. i would miss cher. she does a lot of tweeting that is very entertaining in case you check that out. david: i like that movie, "moonstruck." i have to have a film ref recognizes. that is great. "moonstruck." melissa: snap out of it. we're a little tired. david: if you were watching, thank you so much watching history in the making with you about us on on our victory, about time for america to divide the wounds of division. ours is not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >>

i'm kennedy, and here today is dagen mcdowell of the fox business network, julie roginsky, and national review reporter katherine timpf on the couch, and the luckiest guy of all, the political editor for townhall.com, it's guy benson, and he's outnumbered. welcome back to the couch. >> i am so thankful, one might say, to be here. kennedy: are you full of turkey and ready to wrestle -- >> i am so happy i fit into this suit today, to be honest. dagen: i had to use preparation h on my eye this morning because it was swollen shut from the sodium. >> thanks for that tip. dagen: it works, guy. [laughter] kennedy: all right. president-elect trump spending thanksgiving working from florida, making new staffing picks. the newest name, betsy devos, a top republican donor and a school choice activist. mr. trump also expected to nominate billionaire wilbur ross as commerce secretary and cubs' co-owner tom rickets as deputy commerce secretary. as an internal battle appears to be intensifying over whether rudy giuliani or mitt romney should be secretary of state. kellyanne conway even weighing in. an

. >> let's go back to julie roginsky. hillary clinton has only two., minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and wraps it up late to want in virginia and look at the big crowd that showed up to hear governor pence yesterday. you don't get a good sense of it, but i'm telling you that was a big champion kind of crowd. julie roginsky, back to you, he added, i believe, a last-minute stop, 7:30 eastern time tomorrow night in virginia. i thought virginia was dead solid safe for the democrats. julie: it is, they are trying to make sure they lock it up. stuart: are you nervous? julie: i always run nervous. i've done too many campaigns i believe in math and statistics and modeling something the trump campaign has done and the clinton campaign has done and identified the voters for the past year and making sure they are getting to the polls. i have seen early numbers places like nevada, the latinos strike back in florida which they are exceeding turnout expectations. stuart: ground game is superior for hillary. that's the margin of victory. julie: that and the margin

rachel campos duffy, fox news contributor, julie roginsky, democratic strategist and fox news contributorwell. julie, how are you feeling? are you okay? >> i'm all right. bill: irnot popping xanax, are you? >> no. you have some? bill: that was pretty good. >> thank you. bill: charles krauthamer on what this election means for president obama's legacy. >> said i will take it as a personal insult if you don't turn out to support me and have our side win. well, he was personally insulted. historians will see him as textbook definition of a guy who won on hope and change, who won with a wave of goodwill and who completely destroyed his presidency with liberal overreach. bill: wow. if true, that is a repudiation. >> you know -- bill: of eight years, julie. >> i don't think it is repudiation of eight years. let's not forget she won the popular vote by sizable margin, million votes and counting. one thing you do have to say, charles does have a point to some extent, saying this to the election. would-be hoof my party, i did this over the weekend think about why it is that donald trump won. a lot

let's bring in guy benson, political editor, townhall.com, julie roginsky, democratic strategist.come to both of you. we understand transportation secretary is expected to be announced at noon. we'll have more coming up but the secretary of state spot is one getting all the heat and attention. guy, how do you think this shakes out? >> for now, martha, seems like one of two things is happening. either mitt romney genuinely one of the top front-runners for the job, if not the front-runner or trump's loyalists are sort of setting him up for the spike on mitt romney as retribution if you will for romney's vocal role as a never trump per throughout the entire campaign. seems like romney is in very good position to get this job or trump is getting ready to publicly snub and humiliate him as punishment more or less a year plus of opposition. martha: that would be a highly vindictive sort of move. >> sure. martha: but we have seen so many things that no one expects in the course of this electoral process. so i guess it is a possibility that that may be what he is up to but does seem accor