kurschner. he joins us now. steve, kurschner says i doesn't talk to the press.talk to you? >> can you blame him? couple things. there are so much written about him, 5,000 word giant pieces writing around him, bashes his character. went back to old stuff. he wanted to spin forward to say what he is doing now. i'm entrepreneur and tech writer they think this is tech story and we got the deal. david: what we found out reading your piece, trump's victory, everybody admits trump is marketing genius. so is area kurschner, he did a lot of stuff changing his brand from tv star businessman to a president and he succeeded changing that. that was marketing genius. >> i spoke to peter thiel, obviously billionaire tech genius, this reminds him of a big, stodgy powerful tech company which is the clinton campaign, and they are the scrappy startups. they didn't know what they were doing at first. trump is conventional, they ran unconventional campaign and it worked. david: neil was supporter trump. eric schmidt former ceo ever google was not supporter trump but recognized kursc

jared kurschner, of course his son-in-law, somebody part of the inner circle in terms of being in theily and somebody really smart and accomplished in his own right who donald trump trusts on business matters and other issues. as far as jeff sessions goes, jeff sessions was really the first politician, normal politician to come out and support donald trump. that gave his campaign a huge dose of legitimacy and credibility when he needed it most. martha: sure i had d let's look at operators. reince priebus, head of rnc, who will be chief of staff, one of the few people already been named. paul ryan who has shown a lot of signs of cooperation. says he is excited about the legislative path that donald trump wants to take. of course mitch mcconnell, who was just reinstated in his role, leading the senate. so, doug, you say an interesting phrase here, you say all of this, when you watch transition is unsettled and unsettling. why? >> well, because we know who the actors are, martha and we know what their history is with donald trump and monica is correct to say that loyalty matters but the

"forbes" recently wrote an exclusive piece on kurschners with the headline, how jared kurschner won trumpd he win the white house for trump? >> he became in effect the chief operating officer of the trump campaign. he went very big, not on traditional advertising which is what all the other 16 candidates did but on social media in way never been done before, relentless, targeting had a discipline to it. because it was under the radar screen, most of those that covered politics missed significance of it. everyone thought barack obama had made great strides, he had, but kurschner took it to the next step. the democrats weren't up to it. and republicans didn't realize you could spend half of what you were told to spend on campaign and reach voters more effectively. stuart: jared kurschner is real close to his father-in-law, what do you make of the suggestion that "the new york times," maybe son-in-law jared could have something to do with israel and the palestinians? is that a bit of a stretch? >> if you want to get proposals in to be seriously considered, you want to go to jared kurschner.

he arrived with wife melania and daughter ivanka and son-in-law, jared kurschner. a pool camera went inside with him. we will bring those to you as soon as they get transmitted. trump plans spending rest of the day at tower. you have to have two speeches on election day. one in case you win and one in case it doesn't go your way. we don't know the theme of the speech, whether he will seek to win or lose, unify the country after what has been rancorous and divisive election, last 72 hours of this campaign, donald trump went to 10 states, 14 different events. tried to expand the map a little bit, going into places like michigan, wisconsin, minnesota and virginia. he has very narrow path to 270 electoral votes. seeing if he gives himself a little bit of a you have per. on "fox & friends" this morning predicting he will do very well today. here is trump. >> i think we'll win iowa, ohio, and new hampshire. we'll win a lot of states. i mean, who knows what happens ultimately but we're going to win. i think one that will be interesting is michigan, because it is not a sta

and son-in-law jared kurschner. he talked to the pool. did you vote? [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you. >> heard about early returns so far from your team? >> very good. >> very good. >> everything is very good. >> any states in particular? >> very good generally speaking. reporter: there aren't early returns from very upper part of new hampshire, dixville notch, location, that area, donald trump came out ahead. we don't know what the overall vote is going to be in new hampshire. certainly the outcome here in new york city is not in question. it will go democratic even though donald trump was talking earlier in the campaign trying to put new york state in play. but there are plenty of other places across the country are in play. donald trump visited 10 states, 14 events over the 72 hours leading up to this election, finishing off last night 1:00 in the morning in grand rapids, michigan, a state where his campaign says the numbers are tightening though that would seem to go against what we've been seeing in the public polling. there is no question though, harris, he has got a

>> i think there is internal conflicts inside the organization, between jared kurschner and his father. there are icky parts. there is the thing that the "bridgegate" trials. ivanka trump's husband. kennedy: ivanka's father-in-law is rotting in jail because of chris christie. >> that is way you could put it. that will not make for happy times within the organization. the other thing pence provides knowledge. he spent 12 years in washington. he was senior official in the congress. he was in the republican leadership. he understands you how this works. and he also knows where to go find the people. because as we were saying before, as much as conservatives say torch this thing, burn it down -- kennedy: drain the swamp. will there be swamp draining if you have -- >> you have to find a balance. if you come in, as you said before, get out over your skis and trying to do too much the bureaucracy will defeat you like that, you don't know how to do this what you need are people, if you really want to make donald trump is talking about you have to hope somebody like mike pence can identify indi

martha: we also saw jared kurschner and ivanka trump going to vote moments ago. confidante and advisor to the campaign. the story, regardless what happens here tonight, goes on for this family that has become very prominent on the national political scene. i believe we have not heard the last of the rest of the trumps either. we'll see. bill: got a huge day ahead and a very big night tonight. we'll see you then. good luck, america. >> fox news alert. after more than a year after campaigns, debates, primaries and caucuses, comes down to the day that america decides. hello, everybody, i'm jenna lee, in raleigh, north carolina. >> i'm jon scott in columbus, ohio. after candidates crisscrossed some of the biggest battleground states yesterday, hillary clinton voted this morning in new york. we saw donald trump at public school where he is casting his ballot in manhattan.

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his son-in-law, jared kurschner, married to ivanka might have a white house post.lict of interest and stuff he will have to deal with. donald trump will shortly have to put up chinese walls between the two in much more demonstrable way. this is not the clinton foundation. this is right now, a tempest in a teapot, neil. but someone, i'm a journalist. i've been covering these sort of issues for a long time. when you start letting the little stuff go, it builds and buildings. he has something that separates him and his business interests in much more dramatic way. it will cause problems. democrats demand hearings if they ever control the house. neil: far-flung empire you can't help bump into yourself and business dealings. say he went into the blind trust route and couldn't have any say what is going on, i'm not sure that would be palatable and essentially and technically put his kids out of business, wouldn't it? >> yeah. here's the thing, blind trusts work better, here is where it gets kind of tricky. blind trusts work better with when you own stocks but i don't kno