all right, chris stirewalt. your crystal ball.suggested this will be a mix of outsiders and more traditional choices. do you expect any big surprises here? >> look, i think that some of it has shock value. some of it will be worth firing up his base. letting them know he is going to keep faith with them and some of it is designed to reassure americans of all parties and the folks in washington that is he interested in an orderly fashion. i think by the way news this evening that he has reached out to mitt romney and that he has looking for detente with one of his harshest critics and somebody he obviously did not like. these are further signs that trump is trying to heal the republican party and trying to reassure people across the spectrum. >> well, there is certainly signs that he is shaking things up, mark. when we got word today that chris christie was sort of demoted, i guess is the word we are using, and mike pence was put in charge of the team. what do you make of what you are seeing happen here? >> positive developments. i

let's talk state by state, stirewalt. new hampshire is what everybody is looking at. >> oh yeah. >> very much in play. >> bing. >> does that do it for him? it's so small. >> we'll talk about this more later when we talk about how the whole map breaks down. there's four states in the east that -- pennsylvania, ohio, north carolina and florida. donald trump has got to win three of the four. doesn't matter which three but he's got to win three of the four. >> pennsylvania is within three. >> no. >> it's not going to happen according to most analysts. >> no. and republicans love the pipe dream. they smoke that pipe dream -- oh it's going to happen. never mind. >> but do you like him for ohio, florida and new hampshire? >> i like his chances a lot in ohio. i think he's got ohio. florida is as true of a tossup as i've ever -- this is more than 2000. now it may break one way or the other. but when we look at the early voting and the breakdown of what is going on in florida, it's as tight as it can be. north carolina has been a w

chris stirewalt was right. i'm a mean person.ut the bad news nai may not be over according to jason chaffetz. the investigations into hillary's email scandal will continue. he claims she created one of the biggest messes in the history of the state department and the american people deserve a cleanup. >> we have a duty and obligation to carry on. the target was never hillary clinton herself but she created one of the biggest messes in the history of the state department and it need cleaning up. we are owed a lot of documentation that will help us in that process. kennedy: the other side of the coins, is it worth it, spending millions more in taxpayer money and several more years to investigate a woman who will never be president? the party panel is back to explain. jimmy failla and dolf ziggler. >> we need to bring this to justice. you had a little thrill up your leg when you said private emails. i am from utah. jason chaffetz, i have known him for a while. this entire time she thought she was above the law. if justice was blind

chris stirewalt, i'll start with you first. how does that end for president-elect trump and his team? >> it could be quite favorable for donald trump in this way. if you create this dynamic, is it a, b, a or b, a or b when it's c, d, e, f, g that shows up. oh, you sofltd the problem. it's important for trump to send a signal to his base. >> could this open a door for a third option? newt gingrich can think of 20 names to fill this role. >> i think what donald trump is doing, it's fascinating. everybody seems to be focused on the intrigue. they've been focused on that through the whole process because he's doing things differently. by the time donald trump gents done, he's going to have a dream team to itchment his implement immigrati immigration, fix education. he's picking strong people totally in alignment with him. he's going to do the same thing with the secretary of state. >> but for the same being, mr. hoax tra, as ed henry is reporting and a tweet from kellyanne conway today, the team is divided when it comes to choosing

it is time to stump the stirewalt. two questions.ore this year, the state of michigan has been solid blue since 1992 before presidential elections. before bill clinton, when was the last time a democrat carried ma michigan? >> i don't know. >> hubert humphrey. >> it's either nixon or clinton. i have to go with nixon. 68. >> it was kennedy. in 1960, he only carried 22 states and the next closest was jimmy carter. >> you always get me on the 1960 election because the democrats stole it. >> obviously, you have a lot of studying to do. >> because the democrats stole it. that's why the map looks like a republican win. >> in four years if we come back here to do this. >> okay. >> this is our last go around. thank you. have you had fun? >> yeah. >> great fun. >> you guys have been great. >> that's all we have to do for today and this season. throughout the run of this show, we have asked you to help us find america. where do you find america? you've shown us your hearts and we're very grateful. today we wanted to tell you we found america w

chris stirewalt or politics editor, along with -- brian kilmeade, co-host of fox and friends and julie roginsky and fox news contributor and all in our kelly file round table here tonight. so let's talk about first 100 days because this is big and he has a full agenda that almost nobody listened to because they thought he was going to lose. and there is is a lot packed in there. you take it first, what is the first order of business. >> well the first order of bis after he constitutes a government and which they are having to do and i don't think even they expected to win. i don't think they expected this coming down the pike and this explains the hurry-up offense on putting the government together. and once they get it done, he's made it clear. immigration and massive infrastructural spending and tax reform. and it looks like that is where they are going to tee it up. there is something for democrats in the big spending and something for republicans on tax reform and then on immigration, that is the cornerstone of his campaign. >> what about the spending going on infrastructure. becau

chris stirewalt, alan ders wits and look tlat panel. never had them together. then the administration is looking at the idea of a muslim registry. bill de blasio is vowing to battle that idea. he met with president-elect trump, he is here on the kelly file. next. >> de blasio has been a terrible mayor. the police have no respect for him. dislike him tremendously. for a long period of time, and they would like to do it again, they turned their back whenever he speaks. when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $7.95 online u.s. equity trades, lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade, you realize the smartest investing idea isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ >>> breaking tonight, new developments with one of the more controversial proposals from president-elect trump. this is loosely referred to as so-called muslim registry. but listen. according to kan

joining us now, chris stirewalt, tom bevin, and dr. larry sabato. great to see you all.et me start with the gentlemen on the set. so, nate silver, who's been wrong a lot this election, i'm sorry, he has. 538 -- >> that one thing. >> he nailed it four years ago but he was a hot mess during the primary season. but e he has hillary has a 70% chance of winning. do you agree with that, tom? >> roughly. >> could you expand onthat? >> hillary has the advantage. trump has a narrow path. he's going to have to hold certain states and perhaps pick off upsets in another state. she's got the advantage. and roughly, yeah, i would say 30%. >> do you agree with what jason miller was saying about colorado looking very much in play for the trump campaign? >> not particularly. but we need to be careful when we look at all of the early voting data as trace was pointing out. we don't know. we can guess based on the cou y counties that they're coming from, we can extrapolate a lot of stuff out this. but every cycle more people vote earlier. at least 40% of the ball lots cast in the united sta

great story about stirewalt and yours truly in a bar in 'settle for more."vorite guest? see you tomorrow. >>> tonight -- >> this really speak to incompetence. they can't keep the president-elect from making a fool of himself. >> sit time to drain the media swamp. >> he looks foolish. >> the latest attacks from the alt-left radical left mainstream media are outrageous. lawrie ingram and ari fleischer are not. >>> president-elect trump made specific promises to you the american people on the campaign trail. how does he plan to keep those promises? vice president elect mike pence will join us in the studio for more. all of that plus ainsley earhart but marco rue yo are here. >>> welcome to "

stirewalt says: "is tulsi gabbard up for a cabinet level spot? i kind of doubt it, but -- of course -- stranger things have happened." gabbard, an iraq war veteran, criticized both president obama and hillary clinton for their reluctance to use the term 'radical islamic terror' ... other political power players making their way thru the trump tower revolving door , include former house speaker newt gingrich, oklahoma governor mary fallin and former texas governor rick perry ... conway says: "his appointments will come out when he's ready ... and not a moment sooner ... because these are big decisions -- and should'nt be rushed." mr. trump also meeting, off the record, with those who cover politics for a living ... the media. the president-elect speaking with t-v executives and anchors from the five major news networks...a group he still often chastises for being biased. vice president elect mike pence, meawnhile, returned to washington for more meetings at the meantime, says it found over a thousand mistakes in the latest financial filing by mr.t

. >>> speaking of stirewalt, there's a great story about stirewalt and yours truly in a bar in "settle buy right now. by the way, who is your favorite guest? @megynkelly, as we salute the heroes at fort hood tomorrow. >> this speaks of to incompetence. they can't keep the president-elect to keep from making a fool of himself. >> is it time to drain the media swamp? >> he looks foolish. >> the latest attacks from the alt radical left mainstream media are outrageous. laura ingraham and ari fleischer are here with reaction. >> i will not disappoint you. >> then president-elect trump made specific promises to you, the american people, on the campaign trail. how does he plan to keep those promises? vice president-elect mike pence will join us in studio with more. all of that plus ainsley earhardt and florida senator marco rubio are here. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity."

it is our patented, never improved upon perino and stirewalt.irst question goes to katie. >> she is nervous. >> no, she is not. cool as cucumber. former attorney general janet reno passed away on monday at 78. she was first woman to serve in the post and served longer in the post than all but one who i'm not going to ask you who that was. she made her. was it little rock, arkansas, miami, florida, or boston. a, little rock. b, boston. c, boston. >> was miami, dade county. she is from the everglades. >> goes to reid. legalize recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states today. california, massachusetts, maine, arizona and nevada. in how many states is recreational reefer already legal. 15, 2, 4 or none. >> that would be c, four. >> nice. >> are you working on the issues? >> or are you high right now. >> you live in california, you can't get very far. >> interesting. >> strong play, my friend. >> i'm impressed. >> our final news -- those states are alaska, oregon, washington and colorado. the district of columbia is not a state. final ne

when you have stirewalt, right?ad in the overall by about 2,000 ballots. 2,000 ballots out of 4.2 million cast. it's an exceedingly close race in the early voting. but, i talked to jason miller about this just a short time ago. he told me that bodes very well how donald trump might do on election day. republicans typically dominate on election day where democrats bode well in early vote. >> could we see a bush v. gore in florida? >> thanks, john. >> look at battleground states and analyzing what's happening in florida. as of this morning i think, what, 70% of the votes basically done in florida at this point from early voting? where do you see things moving? >> well, we are fortunate because we have got three battleground states in nevada, north carolina, and florida that do a lot of early vote numbers have huge and up over 2012 by substantial margin. what we saw yesterday somebody flipped a switch especially in nevada, huge, huge turnout. florida is as perfectly and possibly close as we like florida to be. the swin

chris stirewalt. >> is that stirewalt? >> i don't know. report that hillary clinton has a lead in north carolina although it is too early to declare a winner in this key swing state it is also too early to declare a winner in the bellwether state of ohio where trump had led clinton in preelection polls for the last three weeks. >> speaking of the buckeye state, fox news can project now that ohio senator rob portman, a republican will win re-election by beating former ohio governor ted strickland; the democrat. it's too early to project a winner in the north carolina senate race where richard burr, the republican trying to fend off a challenge from democrat deborah ross. that race is very tight. let me just talk for one second about rob portman who ran in a race that ohio was not the easiest race to run. he was running. he was not a big trump supporter. he was protrade. this is a guy who ran a race in his own territory and managed to make it really stick. in fact, he was giving money to other campaigns around the country because he didn't n

. >> now we can turn the tables and you can happy me, this is stop stirewalt my favorite part of the show. this is a real show where you have graphics. of all of the armed forces, army has produced the most presidents. at conclusion of world war ii, it produced 17 commander in chief including harry truman. how many presidents did the army produce after 1945? >> johnson, i will say...? >> one. you correct? >> johnson. >> it is not? >> eisenhower. >> what a dummy! >> two, are you ready pore this? who was the last for the have facial hair? >> roosevelt. >> no. >> last president? not teddy roosevelt. >> taft. >> it was william howard taft. >> but we have a little bit of time, last word, michael? >> the house of representatives is going to be --. [ inaudible ] >> they have done a good job of tying trump and the house of representatives together. >> you say there is a chance for the democrats to take it. >> no i am not say that but to make ryan utterly miserable. >> i cannot believe he is still going to be speaker. no matter who wins. >> i would be quitting. >> why? >> through is no one el

. >> joining us now, chris stirewalt and dana bash.u both. >> thanks for having us. >> fake news, it's apparently a real thing though i don't know if it was a real cause of hilla hillary's defeat. apparently the fake stories, the biggest ones include that mrs. clinton sold weapon to isis, that the pope endorsed donald trump, that ireland was accepting american refugees fleeing donald trump and that rupaul, the drag queen, you know, right, said he was groped by trump. >> that probably moved a lot of needles. >> don't say that. >> there was a story where -- no. seriously. there was a story writ does, it was media research center and they discovered that about 8% of voters, they determined that maybe if what they had believed was being said about hillary clinton that they saw on the news, maybe if they would have believed it u it would have had an impact on the way they voted. but nobody trusted the media. so i don't really think -- and those are so outlandish, the rupaul. >> that's my favorite. i haven't heard that one until tonight. sti

stirewalt, your view, which of these is the most potentially controversial that we're looking at?flynn is nsa. whether that pans out is a good twist. flynn is a bit of a share shiha when it comes to the military. >> hair shirt? >> he makes them itchy. thou they don't get along well. and flynn has been con tankrous at the wlous. he can advise trump but doesn't have to run day-to-day. he is not at the pentagon. there's that. with giuliani, there is a concern about the amount of business he has done overseas and all the work deas international lawyer and dealing in influence. so there is that. that would stand to be potentially very controversial. but we would also remember that the president basically gets to make his picks if giuliani has conflicts. they have a majority in the senate they could probably push one or two controversial picks through. and as for the rest of it -- >> got to pick ones they want it fight. professor, your thoughts on judy giuliani, who you know, as secretary of state. >> well i've known rudy for 4 years. no one tougher, no one smarter. whether he would be

>>> so speaking of stirewalt, there's a great story about stirewalt and yours truly in a bar in 'settle for more." who's your favorite guest? see you tomorrow. >>> tonight -- >> this really speak to incompetence. they can't keep the president-elect from making a fool of himself. >> sit time to drain the media swamp. >> he looks foolish. >> the latest attacks from the alt-left radical left mainstream media are outrageous. lawrie ingram and ari fleischer are not. >>> president-elect trump made specific promises to you the american people on the campaign trail. how does he plan to keep those promises? vice president elect mike pence will join us in the studio for more. all of that plus ainsley earhart but marco rue yo are here. >>> welcome to "hannity." it's time to drain the media swamp. laurie ingram and ari fleischer will be here in a moment. but first the opening monologue. the abusive mainstream media continue to show they're unanyone to cover president-elect donald trump fairly. take a look at this report from jeff zeleny. take a look. >> donald trump is showing signs tonight of bein

joining me is dana perino, co-host of "five" and chris stirewalt. good to see both of you. >> you have a good version. >> congrats on your new show by the way. how do you see the race right now? >> i think it is probably right where it is in terms of the national vote but the battleground states are a little bit tighter. i would defer to my pollster expert over here, but democrats -- 90% of democrats say they will vote for hillary clinton. donald trump, up 80%. turnout is the most important thing. >> what do you think? >> that's 100% right. the broad misunderstanding is that it was about james comey and it wasn't that. the republicans are coming home. donald trump is not going to do as well among republicans as john kerry or mitt romney, but he is going to do well in certain key groups. >> when you saw what paul ryan said today, i'm ready to campaign with donald trump. really? it's 48 hours away from election day. so this really matters now? or will voters who are supportive of trump be mad at him? >> the supporters -- the hard core supporters of do

stirewalt says: "she is a dissident democrat and has been tough on obama and clinton national security." gabbard, an iraq war veteran, criticized both president obama and hillary clinton for their re terror' ... other political power players making their way thru the trump tower revolving door today, include former house speaker newt gingrich, oklahoma governor mary fallin and former texas governor rick perry ... conway says: "he represents all walks of life." mr. trump also meeting, off the record, with those who cover president-elect speaking with t-v executives and anchors from the five major news networks...a group he still often chastises for being biased. vice president elect mike pence, meawnhile, returned to washington for more meetings at the transition office.. waldman on-cam tag says: "the federal election commission, meantime, says it found over a thousand mistakes in the latest financial filing by mr.trump's campaign. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." it's time for your news and weather together. a milwaukee man c different women earlier this month is now facing char

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thank you, stirewalt. >>> up next more wikileaks. don't go away.ld we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. ok. sure. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. they offer a claim-freerance a smdiscount.. because safe drivers cost less to insure, which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. >>> new details tonight on yet another wikileaks e-mail that could reveal troubling connections between the clinton campaign and folks they're not supposed to be talking to. trace gallagher has the latest from l.a. >> megyn, bob cramer is the democratic consultant caught on the veritas tapes talking about how to stir up violence at trump valleys. he was also heard on tape discussing his daily conference calls with the clinton campaign saying that hillary clinton herself approved of his tactics. now a li

then chris stirewalt and david wool is here to talk about whether or not the president-elect is succeeding in keeping his core supporters satisfied in his picks thus far. >>> first we begin with peter live at mr. trump's resort in florida where the president-elect will be celebrating the thanksgiving holiday. and peter, to you on this thanksgiving eve, hello, sir. >> hello, sandra. as it turns out according to members of the transition team, trump's transition team, the president-elect and the governor of south carolina, nikki haley, have a lot of chemistry. you wouldn't have guessed that a few months ago during the republican primaries when mr. trump ke trump tweeted that south carolinians were embarrassed by their governor. and she tweeted back by saying k, bless your heart. he called her a deal maker who will be a big asset on the world stage. the governor says, quote, when the president believes you have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation and our nation's standing in the world, that is a calling that is important to heed. and betsy devos, he said she will make a

>>> speaking of stirewalt, there's a great story about stirewalt and yours truly in a bar in "settle for more," which you should buy right now. by the way, who is your favorite guest? @megynkelly, as we salute the heroes at fort hood tomorrow. >> this speaks of to incompetence. they can't keep the president-elect to keep from making a fool of himself. >> is it time to drain the media swamp? >> he looks foolish. >> the latest attacks from the alt radical left mainstream media are outrageous. laura ingraham and ari fleischer are here with reaction. >> i will not disappoint you. >> then president-elect trump made specific promises to you, the american people, on the campaign trail. how does he plan to keep those promises? vice president-elect mike pence will join us in studio with more. all of that plus ainsley earhardt and florida senator marco rubio are here. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." it is time to drain the media swamp. laura ingraham and ari fleischer will be here with reaction in a minute. first, tonight's opening monologue, the abusively bias

fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt joins us now. chris, this is truly one of the more unsusual moves. mr. trump calling high ranking executives and influential anchors from all the networks to trump tower for a meeting. as a wise writer once said, they thought were coming in with a haircut but came away with their throats slit. what's behind this strategy by trump? >> well, every president-elect throughout history, or at least history of the modern mass media, has a love/hate relationship with the press. you want to get your message out. you want people to hear what you're saying in the broadest possible way, but also, of course, you don't want the story shaped in a way that's not flattering to you. so what the president has to offer the press as an inducement is access. if you are nice, if you're fair, if you treat me the way that i think i ought to be treated, then i'll let you in. i'll give briefings, i will hold press conferences, i will let you follow me around. and if you don't, i'll cut off access rights. we certainly saw thi

fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt joins us now. chris, this is truly one of the more unsusual moves. mr. trump calling high ranking executives and influential anchors from all the networks to trump tower for a meeting. as a wise writer once said, they thought were coming in with a haircut but came away with their throats slit. what's behind this strategy by trump? >> well, every president-elect throughout history, or at least history of the modern mass media, has a love/hate relationship with the press. you want to get your message out. you want people to hear what you're saying in the broadest possible way, but also, of course, you don't want the story shaped in a way that's not flattering to you. so what the president has to offer the press as an inducement is access. if you are nice, if you're fair, if you treat me the way that i think i ought to be treated, then i'll let you in. i'll give briefings, i will hold press conferences, i will let you follow me around. and if you don't, i'll cut off access rights. we certainly saw thi

stirewalt says: "being in opposition is a clarifying experience, as the republicans found during the obama era, it was much simpler and much easier to be in opposition than it is to have to promulgate your own policies and put things forward." but there is no question, thanksgiving and the rest of the holiday season may be rough sledding for democrats here on capitol hill, and this may be the calm before a long storm. thanksgiving? maybe the obamas, who now get to leave all of this behind. obama says: "but what i do know is, is that i have to take michelle on vacation." in washington, thankful that election season is over, doug luzader, fox news. just how many calories are in your thanksgiving dinner. the mind blowing number later on wake up. and the packers preparing for the eagles on monday night. what the holiday weekend means for green bay's post season push. and carl cooking up a storm this thanksgiving morning! but next on wake up --- the ten things not to buy on black no more games, jerry. to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got

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stirewalt says: "for trump to elevate her in this way ... is definately an olive branch to the more conservative wing of the republican party, to which she has been a rising star." another gop primary foe, turned ally, is reportedly being considered for a cabinet position... doctor ben carson responding to news he may be offered a job as the housing and urban development, it been offered, sir?" carson says: "we have had offers, yes." all this as trump gets more pushback from his conservative base ... for reversing course on some controversial campaign positions. mr. trump, for example, reiterating yesterday that he will not prosecute hillary clinton over her use of a private email server .... the president-elect saying --- quote --- "i don't want to hurt the clintons." jordan says: "look, there are some pretty serious things going on here ... and i think the american people want to know the truth in the right way, we can do it in the constitutional way that we're suppose to ... but i think it's something that needs to happen." waldman on-cam

thanks to chris stirewalt, katherine tim, and our lovely -- i'm greg gutfeld. reports. and stay close. >> 21ing watters' world i am your host jesse watters'. republican nominee donald trump is tied with hillary clinton according to the latest fox news poll. the l.a. times has trump up five. 48- 43. and investors has clinton and trump in a dead heat. and washington up by four and donald trump is still considered the underdog and the conventional wisdom said that secretary of state will win in a squeaker. but conventional wisdom seems poised to be be destroyed or maybe be that is me. here we for the home stretch, hillary clinton is trying to hang on and here she is getting rained on in south florida. >> i want to be president for everybody. and everybody who agrees with me and people who don't agree with me and people who vote for me and people who don't vote for me. >> here's donald trump who calls himself the closure and making a last-minute play in north carolina. >> when we win on november 8th. and we'll go to washington and we will drain the swamp. so true. >> so the

the country music festival to answer a whole bunch of questions that would definitely stump chris stirewalt and got to meet dierks bentley. >> can you identify this president? >> harrison. >> who's that? >> lyndon johnson. wilson. van buren. ulysses s. grant. >> what president was ambidexrous? >> james garfield. >> i wish it was me. she's amazing. i love that little girl. >> slightly taller than you. >> juan? >> last night was halloween. great fun walking around manhattan, but back in washington, my grandkids were dressed up in fabulous costumes. here's pepper, wesley and eli. i think the girls are catwoman and batwoman and eli, the grim reaper. that was especially for greg. and here he is, there's the grim reaper. and then we have shots of the girls. pepper and wesley. don't they look determined and fierce? >> they look adorable. >> they take things seriously. >> i trust them. >> they're so cute. >> all right. oh, yeah. this. >> greg's romantic news. >> romance news. >> yeah, exactly. >> all right. i want to roll this tape. this is from china. thank you for that. i get it twice. all right.

we worked a lot of hours together, chris stirewalt, another one. i did a podcast as well.ed weekends. and also it was just an amazing, fascinating story to cover. if you waited four hours, there would be a new storyline in this election. it was just so wild the whole time. >> host: what's your take on the result? >> guest: well, i think america spoke very, very loudly. the map looks totally different. donald trump was able to do something that a lot of people, including me, looking at the numbers didn't think he could do. and kellyanne conway, the president-elect's campaign manager, said the cues and clues were there all along. i remember in 2012, i sort of bought into this idea that the polls were skewed and that romney was actually going to win, and that turned out not to be true, and i promised myself i would never do that again. the national polling was largely correct. the state polling was absolutely off. and the wave of change that donald trump was able to achieve is quite remarkable, and the republicans keep the house and the senate. and a year ago no one would hav

check out or mod cat with the same name perino & stirewalt "i'll tell you what," wherever you can find it. >> america's election headquarters in new york and unlike anything you have receiver on newscast here and we are happy in bring you special report from this spot tonight. i am bret baier. we begin with a major sunday afternoon announcement about the fbi investigation into the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. a week after turning the election on its ear, the head of the fbi said in essence "never mind." the director comey today issuing a letter saying based on his agent's review he has not changed his conclusion expressed in july on the investigation into her handling of classified e-mails. here is how he phrased it. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate the handling of classified information there is evidence they were extremely scareless. looking back at our investigation into the mishandle ing or removal of the classification we cannot find a case of criminal charges on the facts. >> the decision again changes the

thanks to chris stirewalt, katherine tim, and our lovely -- >>> right now on justice. >> how about ifcan't run an e-mail. >> a surgeon donald trump storms through the ever tightening battleground states. >> i want to be the president for everybody. >> while hillary dances under the florida rain drops, but will it rain on her parade on tuesday? late breaking news on the changing electoral map. >>> plus, donald trump jr. headlines an all-star line-up joining me tonight. then -- >> if he doesn't win, what are you going to do? >> crawl up a in a ball and be sad. >> the faithful

. >> stirewalt is usually on the decision desk.ou can see he's sweating, like, get me back there, i don't like knowing. >> i do like knowing more than not knowing, but i know this, pennsylvania is hard to call. now we were just talking about, there are places in pennsylvania she has obviously under performed, but there's still a path for her, or at least there was as of about three minutes ago, a path for her in pennsylvania to get this done. as far as, you know, we want to be careful about calls even when they look obvious, because something like arizona, right? you look at that and you say, gosh, that should be enough, but we would rather be -- when it is this close, we would rather be right than be early. >> just looking at -- so up here on the wall you have all of the states we haven't called, right? i don't know if it is all of them but a lot of them, the big ones. look at that, obviously michigan is the best one because if he got 16, that's it, he wins the presidency. if we project michigan for donald trump he wins the presid

. >>> chris stirewalt, politics editor and arnon mishkin, director of the fox news desk, the director. mr. director. in a line or two. what was it? why was this essentially missed? i realize that there is margin of error. skip that nonsense. what happened? >> i think what was missed was the implications of the poll. the polls, all the polls, i think, actually accurately provided information about the electorate and what was missed was maissed by analyst reading the poll numbers and saying, what does that mean? what was going on all season long since conventions, hillary clinton and most polls was floating at 45%. donald trump was floating at around 38 will to 40%. when donald trump didn't do well in three debates, when he got into a fight with miss universe, he would sink 3 or 4 points in that averages. and clinton didn't go up at all. >> and what should that have told everyone? >> that should have told everybody that if you're not with hillary clinton now, what piece of information could you provide someone to get them to go with clinton? and if you ever tried to tell that to someone

stirewalt is here to tell us what it means. does it mean she's going to win? >> no. winning. it also means that about 22 or 23 million people have already voted. the early voting is going on. and i have sot great news for you. >> tell me. >> the first polls close in seven days, 23 hours and 13 minutes. >> praise jesus. >> you're almost home. >> how many have vote snd. >> 22 to 24 million people. >> we both sides say we're winning that. do we know what's true? >> republican in nevada are starting to catch up. but if i had to give the nod of which registered voters are doing better, i would give it to the democrats. >> people want to know where the fbi announcement on friday is going to change the race. >> when you get to the end of the election people lose their minds. the craziness goes from regular crazy of an election especially to this which has been the most hideous election. the lunacy of the parties becomes frothier and their eyes bulge out f their heads. it's not just i'm sending a let tore congress and huma backed up her phone. it's she's indicted, she's goin

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doing the podcast tv show, the second to last one, there's one left and then no more perino and stirewalt the podcast going. we were writing the script saying, how long has this campaign been going on? >> i knew how to google when ted cruz announced. 596 days. imagine if that were dog years. >> why do you always have to bring it back to dogs? >> i love to talk about dogs. >> i want it to keep going. i lost ten pounds. >> don't worry, don't worry. >> i said this election is costing me not to eat. >> don't worry, it's going to keep going, that's part of the problem is the election cycle these days never ends. >> that's true. >> it doesn't stop. >> what is tomorrow going to be like? let's say we do get a president, you know, the definitive president tonight, what -- >> can we do cat videos? >> you'd be surprised how much there is to talk about. >> there's a lot. >> i'll be nursing a hangover. that is for sure. america will have one unite unifying hangover. >> you mentioned in your monologue is there a trump tv or n not? >> that is true. he already has the audience. he has the audience. >> ye

chris stirewalt raced it today when he wrote, the odds that the next president would serve a full terms probably not as good as you would like. hillary clinton facing nult. investigations and donald trump facing a big civil trial and more, things could quickly get dicey for our new president elect. joining us on that, former fbi director in charge james kallstrom along with bill burton. but first trace gallagher has more on the issues here. trace? >> megyn if hillary wins the white house, republicans are promising to launch investigations, utah gop congressman jason chaffetz calls it a political environment. the options available in congress are a vary tabl salad bar of firksin'. he thinks the e-mail scandal will continue to haunt hillary. listen. >> you cannot conceal, you can't destroy them. by the way, that statute is penalized by fines, imprisonment and disqualification from hold any office in the united states. >> and house speaker paul ryan believes there's a mandate to keep investigating clinton consider only a third of voter say she's honest and trustworthy. if donald trump bec

. >>> welcome to perino and stirewalt. and here what we'll tell you.t couldn't be done. and he did it. how did donald trump breakthrough. plus mr. sunday reflects. fox news sunday host chris wallace joins us to help put the race in perspective. rough run, hillary clinton's overconfident and underperforming campaign. change agents how clinton and trump remade the political map. and some of the v