. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not much downside and where we think we're going to earn a good return if

liz claman did a deal could be announced as soon as today.he companies have long been bitter rivals but they are mounting legal and regulatory problems have forced them to consider working together. the company controls nearly all the fantasy sports market they claim to have about 4.5 million users. news corp. in 21st century fox have ownership and have an ownership stake in drafting. nicole: now the latest from the world of sports that we will start right in the nba. russell westbrook becoming a one-man show in oklahoma. another big night as the thunder beat the houston rockets 105-1 of three. i spoke dominated with nine assists and seven rebounds. the monster job with five seconds left to shift the arena. the westbrook became aware that they slam over clint capello that had whispered probate is just right there. the vote for the american league cy young award is reminding people little bit of the presidential election. the red sox was named the league's best pitcher. but tiger received my first-place votes. he came in second because to base

liz claman taking it from here. liz: trish, thank you very much. breaking news, turnout for one of the most brutal, vicious, divisive, entertaining and historic presidential elections could hit record levels in this hour if early voting is any indication, we've got more than 46 million americans voting early. that is a record number and we're seeing epic lines reported at polling places across the nation. on your screen, live pictures of polling stations in denver, colorado, tampa, florida, columbus, ohio, and montgomery county, pennsylvania. folks nearly 600 days since senator ted cruz became the first candidate to throw his hat into the ring as president. today america is finally set to decide. right here live, from the world's most important trading floor on the planet, the new york stock exchange. we are less than four hours from the first polls closing in six states. georgia, indiana, kentucky, south carolina, virginia and vermont, they will give us the very first indications of which way this presidential race will go? >>> just hours ago, tak

. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business.ctory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry

. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business.s victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now

since donald trump was elected president of the united states, bill gross is out there, joining liz claman at 3:00 eastern time to spell out why he thinks that. many disagree. trish regan right now. trish: last time i talked to bill gross he sounded confident on the policies. we got president trump, president-elect trump on a mission vowing to, quote, drain the swamp and it appears to be exactly what he is sitting out to do as all lobbyists are purged from the trump transition team. the key advisors, it will not have roles in the new administration. welcome to "the intelligence report". this was his pledge. >> i won the entire corrupt washington establishment to hear our words. when we say you know what we are going to say, we are going to win today and we are going to washington dc, to drain the swamp. absolutely. trish: donald trump and vice president mike pence purging lobbyists from the transition team, it is going to get a little stuck and that is what they got. trump's son eric told people it is, quote, likely to miss the appointment made today. >> members of the president-elect's ci

the amount of cnbc's on election night and continue to be here every day, every night for you, liz claman over to you. liz: happy friday. just getting this news in, the dow has crossed the unchanged line 156 times so far up until this very minute. could it be profit taking or investors starting to question the impact of the election? we have this breaking news that may play into it. a massive shake-up at trump tower. president-elect donald trump upsetting the applecart in the big apple. fox news confirming trump has named mike pence to run his transition team. trump has yanked the carpet out from new jersey governor chris christie widely expected to lead the team. no word if it was christie's close ties to two former aides and now convicts who shut down the george washington bridge for political payback that played any role in his decision. team fox business getting into place to report on the break developments but the markets are watching just as closely as we are on this friday. the nasdaq showing green on the screen since election day, first time we've seen that. on this 11th day of t

liz claman is with us on this story. what have you got, liz? of power studio. this is for what you're talking about, you need to stay here. from new hampshire to nevada, watching all the key races that decide which party seizes control of the senate. results have major implications stewart, not only in the chamber but whether the president can get anything through congress in the next two years, current balance of power, democrats 46 seats, republican 54. 2 independents that caucus with the democrats here. democrats are optimistic about their chances of perhaps wrenching back control of the senate. map is in their favor, 34 seats up for grabs, the republicans are defending, 24. democrats only defending 10, making this an uphill battle for the gop side to keep its majority. according to fox business senate scorecard, going to come down to the wire in at least seven races we are calling toss-ups. contests in pennsylvania, new hampshire, wisconsin, we've also got missouri, indiana and north carolina. they have all been too close to call heading in

the amount of cnbc's on election night and continue to be here every day, every night for you, liz clamanto you. liz: happy friday. just getting this news in, the dow has crossed the unchanged line 156 times so far up until this very minute. could it be profit taking or investors starting to question the impact of the election? we have this breaking news that may play into it. a massive shake-up at trump tower. president-elect donald trump upsetting the applecart in the big apple. fox news confirming trump has named mike pence to run his transition team. trump has yanked the carpet out from new jersey governor chris

i want to head over to liz claman who's going to take you into the close. liz: hey, trish. lot of breaking news at this very moment, as busy as it has been, it's about to ramp up. we're looking at solidifying a new market record. the nasdaq could do it. and the oil story about to explode as opec appears to be in full blown panic mode ahead of the big cartel meeting tomorrow. we have just got a flurry of activity in the past couple of minutes over at trump tower. the president-elect has already named his choices for transportation secretary and also health and human services secretary, but a name familiar to our business audience, goldman sachs' president gary cohn, is expected there at any moment. could he be up for treasury secretary? our cameras, as you see, are

i want to head over to liz claman who's going to take you into the close. liz: hey, trish. we've got a lot of breaking news at this very moment, as busy as it has been, it's about to ramp up. we're looking at solidifying a new market record. the nasdaq could do it. and the oil story about to explode as opec appears to be in full blown panic mode ahead of the big cartel meeting tomorrow. we have just got a flurry of activity in the past couple of minutes over at trump tower. the president-elect has already named his choices for transportation secretary and also health and human services secretary, but a name familiar to our business audience, goldman sachs' president gary cohn, is expected there at any moment. could he be up for treasury secretary? our cameras, as you see, are live right there. we'll take them when we see anything for you. we have arrests ramping up at minimum wage protests across the nation. we're going to take you live to chicago where o'hare airport workers are demanding $15 an hour. jeff flock has just pressed one union rep on the issue. we're going to s

tweet me @ liz claman or facebook.com/lizclaman. i want to hear what super decisions you have. speaking of winning. team "countdown" officially reached 50,000 twitter followers. [applause] thank you. we could not have done it without our loyal viewers, @lizclaman, join the party. fox business had her very own big win. we crushed it into the ratings in the month of october, over cnbc in the month, beating our arch rivals in total viewers in the business day and opening bell to closing bell. "countdown," 3:00 p.m. eastern hour, highest rated month in history. >> that a girl. liz: for those of us who have been here since day one, thank you. closing bell, 29 minutes away. we're watching markets and watching dade city, florida. hillary clinton ready to take the stage at pasco hernando college. we'll take you there live. supposedly person kicking it off, former miss universe alicia machado. pete hoekstra, and ubs chairman robert wolf, democrat are here to tell us will donald trump and hillary clinton stay on appropriate scripts for the final seven days? "countdown" coming right back.

. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins n

i am liz claman. we will see you later. more trans than -- "cavuto: coast-to-coast."l: we haven't had -- been an anomaly since the popular vote. as close as it was in the popular vote. tim kaine didn't waste any time reminding people about that today. residential historian is not getting nearly the press and attention it is 16 years ago because at that time and for the better part of a month. what do you think of that anomaly now? >> it is not big news not because it's happened again so frequently. the shock of donald trump's victory, the pollsters got it wrong. polling organizations are so and they exchange their personnel at will. there used to be diversity. used to go into nordstrom and there's 50 different kinds of her fans but there'll manufactured the same place in switzerland. people can flip through the channels but they are all owned by six companies. there used to be diversity in polling. it was very secretive. each network had their own pollsters and they even have their own programmers who would program the polls. neil: there were some standouts. they did

liz claman taking it from here. liz: trish, thank you very much.turnout for one of the most brutal, vicious, divisive, entertaining and historic presidential elections could hit record levels in this hour if early voting is any indication, we've got more than 46 million americans voting early. that is a record number and we're seeing epic lines reported at polling places across the nation. on your screen, live pictures of polling stations in denver, colorado, tampa, florida, columbus, ohio, and montgomery county, pennsylvania. folks nearly 600 days since senator ted cruz became the first candidate to throw his

. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business.pelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm

liz claman is taking you from here. i'll see you tomorrow.e 2016 presidential election is in a virtual tie. donald trump's campaign no longer taking baby steps. now taking sleeps and bounds across the country. at this moment the billionaire businessman is on the way to nevada. it will be the third of four states he hits today. now, less than an hour ago in north carolina, mr. trump introduced his wife melania, blasting hillary clinton for her e-mail scandal and bragging that huge crowds are coming to see him when hillary clinton needs celebrity a-listers to fill an arena. and hillary clinton wrapping up an event in florida an hour ago.

not universally hailed by wall street mavens including billionaire investor bill gross who told liz clamanwn to the closing bell" in the last hour. take a listen. >> i tend to be neutral analyzing policy but trump's policies, and let's talk about taxes and lower corporate taxes, supposedly problemmed, 3 to 4% gdp economy as opposed to 1 and 2% obama economy. i question that. david: to weigh in on his comments and give us details of plans of trump team, steve moore, fox news contributor who joins us now. are you willing to make a bet with bill gross on this, steve? i know you say it will be 3 and 4% for eight years, right? >> i said 4% for five years. i think we can do that, if we get the program in place. i think you add one percentage point of gdp -- david: what is to stop the program getting in place? you have pub bs in the house and senate and executive. it will pass, right? >> well, yeah. republicans still don't have filibuster-proof senate. there is always obstacles. congress can always foul things up. i think we'll get tax cut passed. i think we get 1% more growth just in the gdp fro

bill grows on with liz claman today at 3:00 p.m. losely about the points bill gross is making. don't miss it, 3:00 p.m., liz claman. stuart is not here. we know. that doesn't mean we won't have fun at his expense. that is the best kind that is the chrysler town and country. only minivan he will ever buy. his has old-fashioned wind-downwind dose. jeff flock at l.a. auto show. he has the first-ever eye bid minivan. stuart if you're watching he will try to sell you one. go ahead. later this hour, we'll speak to the national border patrol council. we will show it. they endorsed donald trump when he said he will build a wall. we'll talk about the suggestion to build fences in some areas. will that fly with them? this is the first interview with president-elect donald trump on border. >> they're talking about the fence in republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would but certain areas a wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this. this is called construction. >> part wall, part fence? >> could be some fenc

now kevin kelly, kings view asset management scott, and "countdown to the closing bell" anchor liz claman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what are the guys telling you right now? >> this is interesting, isn't it, trish? overnight, i'm sure you got the same calls, what's going on, the dow is down, what's going to happen to the 401(k)? the markets are fine right now. looking at a gain of 229 points for the dow industrials, more importantly less than 100 points from an all-time point close here at 18,562. all-time high, 18,636. so we're seeing real gains here in most sectors of health care, financials, financials hitting nine month highs right now, trish, air coming out of gold. gold spiked about 50 bucks so all the gold bugs got excited. i've been talking to traders here, they're staying looks a little too cute and buttoned up, you never know. trish: you never know, but kevin, he gave really a great speech last night. it was a victorious speech but also a speech that had gravitas. he talked about the need to bring the country together. he's recognizing that that is important. y

liz claman, perfect day for her to be at the new york stock exchange.hat are you hearing from traders? have stocks stablized. or is there more of crazy volatility? >> actually believe, at least ones i spoke to today, this isn't going to be a one-shot day here. they believe there will be longer tail. stocks do not grow to the sky, trees do not grow to the sky. they see stableization or movement to the upside. overnight we saw dow futures plummeting. draw dropping. people calling me, liz is my 401(k) killed, is it dead? when you see futures down 800 points, it started to get scary. i realized dow, nasdaq, s&p, we're near-year high for dow. we closed at 118,589. i do want to say -- 18,589. early morning there was a lot of volatility. the dow moved across the unchanged line more than 71 times before early afternoon taking off and staying up above that. there are a couple of things we should point out, the volatility index which shows fear, it plummeted 22%. it had been spiking overnight by 40%. it is not all sunshine and rainbows, guys. guess what was lower

and that's something our own liz claman is following. how that balance of power is going. z: let me get to these crucial races. from the balance of power studio. this one is for the history books. you have got a guy who has never ever lost a race in his 30 years of politics losing the race. former two-term senator former indiana senator evan bayh was considered a shoe in. and he been defeated by republican todd young. he found success in framing bayh as an outsider who ditched the hoosier state to leave indiana and go to washington. young painted him as a carpet bearing. the associated press showed his schedule showed he didn't stay a single night in that condo during his last year in the senate. this is what matters when it comes to the balance of power. the senate seat has flipped from republican to democrat. let's show you how this went down. we have the breakdown. 53 republicans. 47 democrats. tammy duckworth getting 50.4% of the vote to mark kirk 44.4%. ousting that sitting senator kirk. kirk was widely viewed as the most vulnerable senator. he did himself no favors wh

expansion, and the older beneficiaries, we have dagan mcdowell joining us from steve moore, and liz claman. factoring in markets the consensus is hillary clinton's victory. why do they like that? >> we is hitting session highs up 137 points for the dow jones industrials. you have been articulating this on your show. the known versus the unknown. some traders talking on the floor, they are all annoyed but also relieved in a way that today has come and people on both sides of the aisle, what they perceive as a known quantity, hillary clinton having served in the senate had been secretary of state is something more easily than they would a donald trump victory. and seeing treasury prices go higher, that is a less safe haven trade because the yields drop and you would see the us dollar moving higher too and talking about the peso, i tell you mexican stocks are jumping and there is an etf that shows the best we today rally in five years. neil: it is interesting. a lot of the money at banks came out saying we are going to have a lot of volatility after the election. i don't think that is a grand

since donald trump was elected president of the united states, bill gross is out there, joining liz clamanto spell out why he thinks that. many disagree. trish regan right now. trish: last time i talked to bill gross he sounded confident on the policies. we got president trump, president-elect trump on a mission vowing to, quote, drain the swamp and it appears to be exactly what he is sitting out to do as all lobbyists are purged from the trump transition team. the key advisors, it will not have roles in the new administration. welcome to "the intelligence report". this was his pledge.