stuart: absolutely they did. stuart: kenny chesney's fine song. 11:00 eastern, friday, november 15th. plenty of red ink on wall street this morning. lots of it. dow's off over 300 and nasdaq down 376. show me big tech. they're all down. i don't see any green there at all. apple, alphabet, microsoft, nvidia and amazon all on the downside. 10 year treasury yield going up. getting pretty close to 4.5%. president trump shocked the political world with the cabinet picks and radical reform they bring with him. rfk jr. threats a real shakeup and going for them to say he's been allowed to run the department for their own benefit. and he's not happy with vaccine policy or highly processed food or the epidemic of chronic disease. trump would allow kennedy to go "wild on health. over at the pentagon, generals are alarmed as well. pete hegseth is the nominee for defense secretary and he wants to fire woke military leaders. that could be a lot of people because to get anywhere in the military in recent years, you had to buy g

stuart: got it. this, trump is celebrating after all federal criminal charges against him have been dismissed. good morning, madison. what's he saying? >> he's saying these charges were empty and lawless, and they should never have been brought. taking to truth social to say, quote, it was a political hijacking and a low point in the history of our country that such a thing could have happened. and yet i persevered against all odds and won. make america great again. so earlier this month special counsel jack smith signaled that he would be winding down his case against trump following the president-elect's landslide victory. smith had already filed a motion to vacate all deadline ares in the 2020 the election interference case against trump, but now those charges have been dismissed, it's official. smith if also filed a motion to drop his appeal in the classified records case against trump. this effectively ends the federal prosecutions against the president-elect. jack smith is expected to resign as

stuart. from the department of injustice who was utilizing law lawfare against political opponents, obama had weaponized the irs, you're seeing fema if who's utilizing good and best practices the avoid homes that seem to have been supporting president trump which i think that you could actually looked at that as almost voter suppression in some ways because they're trying to to insure their focus was on trying to recover, not get ott ballot box. we need to know where's the money that was being allocated by mayorkas for $232 billion that he claims was for milton and helene, and we know the dod just failed their seventh audit. we need to be auditing every single one of these departments and agencies. stuart: congressman cory mills, thanks for being with us this morning. thank you. >>> here's a development in the transition. i think it's about a intel briefings. is president-elect trump now getting those intelligence briefings? lauren: reportedly, he is getting the intel briefings from mar-a-lag

stuart. stuart: alexis, thank you very much.ow this, the man accused of shooting a jewish man in chicago is now con if i wered to be an illegal myo-- confirmed to be an illegal migrant. lauren: he's 22 and from a country in northern africa. he was apprehended last march, march 2023, at california border then released into the united states. now we know he was identified as a special interest alien. that means he was known as being a potential national security threat, but he didn't get additional vetting and allowed to walk free. the man is being charged with six counts of attempted murder, four counts of aggravated discharge of a firearm. there's still calls from the community to investigate this as a hate crime as well. he also attacked the police officers that responded to that situation. stuart: thank you, lauren. there's been a sharp increase in the number of border crossings in texas recently. senator roger marshal, republican from kansas joins me now. senator, if trump wins on tuesday, he can't take action till the inaugu

stuart: that's a lot of money. taylor: it is. stuart: bitcoin.hat earlier this morning it hit a record. it's at 74.3 now but it was higher than that? >> i don't know if you're like me. i was up all night checking the price of bitcoin because that's what trades 24 hours a day and it doesn't shutdown like equity futures or treasury bond futures so we were up 74. i think i hit maybe a 75 but all of this really doesn't matter. remember back in march 73, 700 was the record. this is trump saying he wants to be the crypto capital of the world so you see the classic risk-on crypto assets following in tandem with that. stuart: look at that. percentage gain. taylor: i know. stuart: show me tesla. earlier, that thing was straight up. it's up $33, 13%. trump mentioned musk couple of times in his speech last night. so just tell me this. how much is musk worth? taylor: i have a live tracker for you. it was $265 billion as of yesterday, and now that the market is open i'm going to have you give me a minute so i can see if the live numbers update for us again, a

stuart stuart okay. reportedly, he wants to relax the rules on self-driving cars, that that's why tesla's up so much this morning. >> exactly. we mow with the robotaxi, right, creating a regulatory framework for autonomous vehicles is the path forward. this is exactly what elon musk wants. robotaxis have a place to play in. shares are up, as you can see, about 5% on that news. stuart: that's a nice gain, take that. ibm if's chief says trump's win is good for business, but that's all about regulation. gotta be. >> this is such a simple story. if you lower regulation, ibm's ceo saying, we can invest. there's less uncertainty, less red tape, the m&a environment is better so, overall, less regulation is good for business. stuart: what have we got on super micro? because they face the the threat of being delisted from the nasdaq. have they submitted a plan to stop the deliving? >> we're hoping to -- delisting? >> we're hoping to get a plan today. today we're hearing that the smci would either submit the 10k a

stuart: you did?it wouldn't result in policies and president elect trump said he'll create an official role in the white house or czar of crypto. that's a very tangible step to it'll bolden the bulls behind crypto and good sign and forget there's a selloff coming and these are all positive. >> it's a bitcoin or crypto czar in the white house. >> i can't imagine and working to pave the way for more use-over crypto. there's a lot of areas to expand to. stuart: i poo pooed it for years. i'll love it. stay there, lou. biden administration holding ai safety summit with representatives from all around the world. what's the goal, madison? >> deliberate and set ai safety measures on how to better detect deep fakes and prevent impersian nation. the summit features officials from u.s. allies like canada, singapore, uk and more all meeting in the u.s. hub for ai innovation: san francisco. it's the first meeting of it is kind since world leaders agreed earlier to build a network of safety institutions to advance

stuart: all right., shannon bream on the right-hand side of the screen. in your judgment does gaetz get confirmed? >> when you have numbers of your own party saying i've got to think about this or that is a shock or lindsey graham saying i voted for a lot of people i didn't like, that leaves a lot of room open for where his vote may go but it' s a top process to get through judiciary to get to the floor. my first thought was when this was announced by donald trump, he is putting matt gaetz out there knowing he has a difficult road forward. maybe he has a different aag pick, you were shocked by the pic, and the first person he picked seems more palatable to capitol hill if he doesn't get farooq, there are a lot of steps sparking this, he asked all the majority senate candidates to commit to recess appointments and that's what he has in mind for matt gaetz. stuart: if he becomes attorney general the belief is he would go after the justice department, would that be a form of retribution? >> that is what hi

stuart? stuart: why am i not surprised?ner, thank you very much, indeed deed. >>> president biden has authoritied long-range missiles on targets inside russia by ukraine. the chem -- kremlin says that will escalate the war. kt mcfarland where me now. where does this leave trump? >> you know, that's what you can't figure out. the biden administration, they're climbing up the escalation ladder but with no idea where it goes. russia's going to use north korean troops in ukraine, so the biden administration says, well, you can use long-range missiles into russia. russia says we're going to use more north korean troops. the problem with it is they don't have a plan. we'll just keep throwing more money and troops at it, we won't negotiate. we don't want a negotiated solution, we just don't want russia to win, but they don't have a plan. the difference is that president trump has a strategic vision, get them both ott negotiating table. have them negotiate an end to this killing and then ukraine can rebuild and then good luck to ru

stuart: what about micron? stuart: the research from college water, it is a cautious forecast and the prices they sell, this outlook is softening in the first half of 2025. stuart: all right, coming up, everybody loves raymond star patricia heaton calling out the media for fear mongering during the election. >> shame on you, shame on you, you need to go back on the air and tell them things are going to be okay and they are fine. stuart: we has more may heated video later in the show. the major new york tourist attraction with holiday lights, not this year. being canceled. more on that. today congresswoman elyse stefanik will meet with his relapse president, trump has spoken to benjamin netanyahu. what does this mean for american/israel relations? that is next. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p

stuart. stuart: thank you, hillary.ts that president biden and emmanuel macron announcing a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah imminently. victoria coats is a security expert and joining me now. iran wants hezbollah to take the deal. is that how you see it? >> good to be with you, stuart. all very interesting and a bit of kick the can down the road and notice the terms of the deal for 60 days and that's not a number chosen at random. gets us right to the other side of u.s. ingnawing ration in january and i think they're -- inauguration in january and trying to calm things down as much as possible between now and then. the key provision is israel retains the right to act against hezbollah if the lebanese armed forces don't deep that under control and that's got to be the key piece because the laf unfortunately have been infiltrated by hezbollah and no tremendous amount of confidence in their ability to police hezbollah and israel has to obtain that ability. stuart: would this happen if trump was not been elected pres

stuart stuart great report there, ash.berg, does social mode ya need any type of censorship? >> look, any -- no. look, here's the thing. i loved on -- ash there. they say we could have won this election if we just could have controlled what people say and what they the think. that is what concern that's why joy behar, by the way or wanted to pivot away. not because she disagrees, but because you're not supposed to say that. you're not supposed to say that out loud. no. just let people -- i mean, we have obvious constraints on fire in a theater -- lauren: elon musk bought twitter, x. and that was -- >> yes. let people speak. the left is afraid of sharing ideas, and the ideas they don't like they call disinformation. it's as simple as that,s stuart, and america said, no thank you. thank goodness america said no thank you the that. stuart: settle down there, sir. >> this is first amendment stuff, you know? this is real deal stuff, when you have people -- can. lauren: and elon musk said a million dollars when you live in a swi

>> exactly, stuart. be an easy task, it's not going to happen from one day to the direction. a -- to the next. a lot of these criminals, it's going to take some time. it's going to be tedious. that's why it's important that a lot of these statements and cities cooperate with i.c.e., with the new administration especially when you take some of these individuals to jail and place detainers on them for i.c.e. it's a lot easier for i.c.e. to remove these individuals wince they're in jail -- once they're in jail. when they're not, it's a much more environment for i.c.e., it's more tedious to look for these individuals and have them removed. that's why we need this is cooperation where everyone. of course in texas, tom homan, the new administration will have a great ally with governor ab abbott. we are trying to locate some of these criminals and gangs, arrest them, place them in jail and place detain theres on them for i.c.e. stuart: it sounds like morale as has improved traumatically with turn's win. listen

stuart: thank you, david.ad, trump plans to declare a national emergency to begin his deportation program. former acting i.c.e. director ronald vitiello will join us on that. president-elect trump reportedly rethinking when he'll pick for treasury secretary. bret baier on that one. california congressman darrell issa, he's going to react to putin lowering the threshold for nuclear response, and celebrity fitness guru jillian michaels will react to rpk jr.'s sweeping plans the make america healthy again. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme more ♪ chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. .. hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! your business needs a network it can count on... even dur

stuart? stuart: mike tobin, thank you very much, indeed.erdam were beaten and assaulted. what you're about to see is truly graphic. dutch police investigating the attack. authorities have condemned the attacks as antisemitucker hate crimes. jon levine with me now. that's brutal video. they're just attacking -- beating them on the ground. they're israeli soccer fans in the middle of amster cam. what the -- amsterdam. what's the hell's going on here? >> the simple fact is, stu, all of europe, most of europe has taken in a lot of i'll say new arrivals who are not your experience they don't have a connection to the culture there, they are not concern they're from cultures that didn't experience the western enlightenment, and they're very opposed to jewish people. and as europe begins to take more is and more of these peoplr reasons, labor, you know, population growth, whatever it may be. but it will change the culture of these societieser revocably, and you will see more of this more these new arrivals begin to take hold -- stuart: may i repeat

stuart: right.e notch was a split. >> yeah, but it went for biden and clinton decidedly and that's the tiny town with six voters that counts their votes just after midnight after election day and it's gone democrat the last two cycles. could that be a bell weather? nobody knows. don't toss the champagne or set off the barge yet. lauren: i think they lost two people too. >> probably covid. happy election day to you, stuart, and everyone that engages. stuart: donald trump has a long list of unorthodoxed supporter and elon musk, dana white, is he bring ago new generation of leadership to washington? vivek ramaswamy may be one of those leaders. heath with us, next. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 di

stuart: supermicro. lauren: up 6.5% and little recovery last year after the worst week ever last week and fell 45% after accounting firm resigned and didn't want to be associated with management or the reporting their financials. stuart: i've got a couple oil companies, exxon, diamond back, phillips 66. other oil names and why are they up this morning? lauren: opec+ delayed increase and putting oil on the market by another month and that's good for prices of oil and oil is up and energy names are higher too. stuart: got it, thank you, lauren. kamala harris become the new comment candidate. she wouldn't even say how she voted on the measure of crime in california. >> ballot is on my way to california and i'm not even going to talk about the vote on that and it's the sunday before the election. stuart: we'll bring you a full report from the store in los angeles that was just looted over the weekend. trump maintains a very narrow lead in the national polls and he's got small leads in five out of seven battl

stuart: all right. me tell you now, or listen to what the media had to say about trump's big win. you've got to see this. >> the united states is about to be awol as leader of the free world. >> it didn't seem to matter how often you heard the economy's doing well, the jobs report is doing well. none of that seemed to matter. >> there are levels of sexism and racism that, cheerily, a lot of people in -- clearly, a lot of people in this country willing to tolerate. >> this is a president, he was impeached twice, he botched the handling of the band demick, he faced -- pandemic, he inspired januaryth, and he won anyway. >> this is the biggest red wave i've seen since ronald reagan's 49-state victory in 1984. stuart: mika and joe scarborough, they were wearing black. [laughter] the gentleman on the right-hand side of the screen, he's not wearing black -- lauren: i'm wearing navy, by the way -- [laughter] stuart further governor huckabee, welcome to the show. i don't know they understand why they lost. >> th

stuart: cookies and milk. lauren: they brought in therapy dogs, all so students could process what happened tuesday night. if you are a parent paying for this is this day care or is this college? two quick points. elections are not traumatic, they are a privilege. number 2, did anybody cancel class actor october 7th when israel is died? stuart: they did not. thanks. let's get back to the markets. ray wong is here. why you still like nvidia so much when it has gone to a record high? >> everybody thinks the record is there but when you look at microsoft, amazon, google, apple, $60 billion a quarter and that will trickle into more data centers and see the ai demand pickup and across-the-board every company has an ai budget going into fiscal year planning for 2025. that number goes up. you will see momentum in nvidia and other stocks, to other areas. stuart: big tech is building out these data centers which employee nvidia chips. is that it? so the demand is astronomical down the road. >> it will continue the next

stuart? stuart: bryan llenas, thanks very much.lorida senator marco rubio joined trump at his rally in redding, pennsylvania last night. watch this. >> the whole country is going to be watching you and what's done here and what happens here, because it's going to determine not simply the outcome of this election. not just the next four years in our country, but i honestly and deeply and truly believe it'll help determine what kind of country our children, our grandchildren and future generations of americans will inherit. stuart: well senator rubio joins us now. welcome to the program, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. stuart: redding, pennsylvania, is over 70% latino. do the hispanics win it for trump in pennsylvania? >> i believe so, deeply. look, i think that one of the things people forget is the primary identity of any american, no matter what national origin you come from or your parents did is you're a worker, you're a small business owner, you're a mother, a father, homeowner, you're trying to get ahead in l

stuart: 8%.hey've come, but it's a long way. >> down, i think is it 9932 -- 82 from the peak? if yeah. stuart: the $8.5 billion deal between pap industry and capri, it's the off. what happened? >> if the f if tc blocked it. they said there isn't enough competition in affordable luxury, and now officially they're calling it offful we'll have to see -- off. tapestry owns coach, kate spade, capri owns versace hawaii, jimmy choo, michael kors. but they're announcing a $2 billion buyback, pap industry is, and a dividend -- tapestry. stuart: taylor, thank you very much, indeed. check the big board, we're up 60 points. 44,028 is your level. dow winners, look at them on the screen. disney right at the top there. it's up 10.8%. major gain. chevron, merck, amazon and nvidia, they're all on the list. the s&p 500, walt disney tops it, tap industry on the list, schwab, wynn resorts and -- [inaudible] international. nasdaq winners, asml holdings up 5%. applied materials, siriusxm, qualcomm, micron tech, all of

stuart: eli lilly?auren: rival novo nordisk said ozempic sales in the quarter missed expectations, echoing what eli lilly said last week. investors may think this weight loss drug market is overestimated, and just to point out the power of rfk jr.. he wants to make america healthy again, and interpretation could be well go on a diet and exercise, stuary varney. don't take a weight loss pill or injection. stuart: you have not forgotten that have you? >> no. stuart: i'll get the pill if it comes my way. i would do that. thank you. coming up some people in the media want to blame harris' loss on sexism and racism. we have leo terrell to respond to that. donald trump says these winners a victory for common sense. >> it was a historic realignment, uniting citizens of all backgrounds, around a common core of common sense. together, we're going to unlock america's glorious destination. stuart: look whose about to arrive on this set. the man who is constantly on television. his name is charlie hurt. it's great

stuart: okay. former white house prez secretary jen psaki said the democrat haves no clear leader. watch this. >> i think democrats are in the wilderness as you said before. there's no clear leader of the party. joe biden will be out of office shortly. kamala harris just lost the election. there's a lot of governors and other people that might emerge. there's no clear leader of the party right now. that to me is a opportunity because people have to decide, nobody's given it; right? seize the mantle or don't. stuart: joe, we've got aoc, gavin newsom, they're trying to emerge as leaders of the trump resistance. does the party go further left from here or try to move back into the center? >> may must go to the center, stu. that's the only way. the problem is the republicans now own the center and own obviously the right. in other words if democrats suddenly decide that okay, we're going to say we're tough on crime or we're going to be tough on the border or we're going to lower inflation by not raisin

stuart? stuart: hillary, thanks very much, indeed.ys he will create a new cabinet position whose sole purpose will be to reduce the cost of living. former chairman of the council of economic advisers kevin hassett joins me now. kevin, i'm trying to synthesize the policy here. it seems to be trump would cut taxes to put more money into people's pocket. he would cut spending to take money away from the government. is that the main thrust here? >> yeah, that's right. and he will also deregulate which will reduce the cost of things for people. so if you think about it, you know, the cost of cars have gone up so much because of these fuel economy standards that are making all the automakers make these electric cars nobody wants. and they've got to make more money on the ones that actually have gas engines because of those. that's costing people a couple thousand dollars a car. so you get rid of those regs too, and it helps people get ahead really fast. stuart: a what would it do for the economy? you cut spending and increase tax cuts so th

stuart: okay.'ll take your word for it, mark. you put some money on it, i can tell. [laughter] uber to $120 says mark hama haney on a friday morning. -- mahaney. thank for being with us, have a great weekend. >> thanks, stu. stuart: they're going to ring that opening bell. there you go, that means you've got 10 seconds until the actual start the of trading. right-hand side of the screen, someone will press the button, and trading begins. what's that tums up -- thumbs up ion? the dow has opened with a gain, .17%. 88 points, as we speak. and the majority of the dow 30 stocks are in the green as we open occupy on a friday morning -- up on a friday morning. that's' the dow. show me the s&p 500, please. that's a broader indicator, up 6 points, not much movement. the nasdaq composite, that is up down -- no, it's not, it's absolutely dead flat. move on. how about big tech? is that a kind of mixed picture we've been seeing recently in yes, it is. microsoft, meta, alpha a bet down. we've got to get going wi

stuart? stuart: it certainly was.c host joe scarborough seems to be a little out of touch with grocery prices. >> three weeks ago somebody who was going to be voting for kamala harris came up to me and said, or oh, my god, trump's going to win. i go, why is that? he goes, i went in the grocery store. butter's over $3 -- >> $55. >> everything we're hearing after the election -- >> i'm just saying concern. [laughter] >> $7. >> what's that? butter is $7? >> yeah. >> is it framed in gold? [laughter] lauren: $7. >> has he been? stuart: our favorite chef, kenny polcari, is sitting right here. so totally out of touch. >> where has he been over the last -- stuart: go do it. >> 100%. the fact that he's surprised that butter is $7, he thought it was 3. 3 would be a bargain. lauren: it's on sale -- >> when it's on sale, it's not even 3. stuart: that bubble he lives in is going to burst. >> 100%. stuart: coming up we're boeing to ask former nato ambassador kurt volker what trump's win means for iran and the middle east. of. >>> c

stuart: up nearly 9.member how we talked about how costco was raising hair membership fees? if bj's is doing the same. classic membership, 60. club plus membership goes up to 120, but they hit a milestone of 7.5 million members, so they're excited. stuart: got it. okay. let's get up to speed on google and the department of justice trying to to force a chrome sale. stock's down $4 at the moment. >> we talked yesterday about how it could the fetch $20 billion if chrome were were forced to be sold off from google. i think a lot of people are looking at microsoft 20 years ago where they did not have to break up because a court of appeals court came in and overturned the district court ruling. could we get this, could a district judge say i'm not going to do something draconian, or do we wait for a court of appeals to overturn this ruling. chrome is, of course, thing big player for google. it's not an asset they want to lose. stuart got it. adam, what have you got to say on google and if chrome? >> call it 60%

stuart: charter communications.bscriber losses started offering more affordable bundles, cheaper to >> reporter: those. stuart: cardinal health. lauren: raised the outlook for the year. it is an all-time high. stuart: check out apple please. stock is at 220 down $3. angela zeno joins me now. you are buying apple at this price. >> target prices. stuart: i didn't hear properly. >> 260. can you tell me how apple intelligence is doing. >> apple intelligence, and limited features loss far. the consumer won't gravitate to it but we are more interested in the second and third trench that will come out, looking at that, a cool feature is visual intelligence, chat gpt, as you start rolling out those figures. and word-of-mouth, on the hardware side of things into 2025, in the first quarter, what kind of help the apple ecosystem overall, get syria integration out there. we think it helps make the iphone the ultimate personal assistance. we are excited about the potential for hardware sales to improve through that cycle. the de

stuart: art, hold on a second.ide of the screen, we're waiting for the arrival of president-elect trump's plane at joint base andrews. he'll be arriving momentarily. that's the stair lift that that they've got waiting for him. we've got eyes on the president, president-elect, all the way through the day. back to you, attar. voters in arizona overwhelmingly approved a new law make it a state crime to cross the border illegally from mexico. it's in in limbo while a similar law makes its way through the courts in texas, but will this change the way immigration is handled in arizona? if. >> i think it will because one of the things it's going today to do, it's going to deter. these individuals know, they don't want the bring attention to themselves, so it'll deter the numbers tremendously, and it gives the opportunity for a lot of law enforcement to detain these people and get the proper authorities within i.c.e. and immigration to come and arrest them. too often you stop individuals in a traffic stop and you have to l

stuart, back to you. stuart: thank you, steve.eggs. ashley, you want to deal with this? what's going on? ashley: yeah, you can blame the spike in avian flu cases and of course rising demand with the approaching holiday season. according to the consumer price index, egg prices at the grocery store are up 30.4% in october. that's compared to the prior year. of course increase demand from holiday cooking makes egg prices more volatile and supply of eggs down, avian flu, which is spread through wild birds has been hurting the egg supply now for nearly three years and virus killed 108 million birds, 75 million of those were egg laying birds. that's 8% of the nationwide supply. as for prices, the average cost of a dozen wholesale large white eggs on new york wholesale market for instance: $4.23 as of november 15th. last year around the same time, it was $2.43 a dozen. that's a 54% increase on wholesale eggs and those prices not expected to come down any time soon. beyond that, it's going to be expensive. stu. stuart: we'll do a one egg

stuart: thank you.hat van jones, star-studded pennsylvania rally and concert. >> in 2016, a big star-studded event. working people sometimes have to choose or drive the other way to get to the polls. they don't, i can't, to help us win. probably helped us lose last time. i don't want people -- i want people knocking on doors and fighting for this thing. i am nervous nervous nervous. stuart: we are rolling out all the stars on the show today. another one onset this morning, kayleigh mcenany, should democrats be nervous? >> van jones make the point, that is someone who said don't underestimate trump. he has his ear to the ground, i wouldn't be nervous if i were trump. anything could happen, most polling estimates show it 50/fifty. at the coin toss, photo finish. however, donald trump leads in the early vote in arizona and nevada and north carolina and georgia. two of those states, republican did not have a lead four years ago. stuart: do we know that? we don't know how they voted. neil: we know party iden

stuart: deliberate?rian: whatever he president does, try to jam things through without any account, i don't, on the spending side, everybody does stuff. what bothers me is consequential things on foreign policy side of the eco-asian. stuart: look at the photo up, the president wanders on the extreme side, xi jinping in the middle of things. brian: it shows what the world thinks about him. it shows what the world thinks about where we stand in the world. all of this is about the repair donald trump has to do. it is a broken house. a house where the foundation is crumbling and trump is going to walk in and fix this. he's picking cabinet individuals. that's why he is doing this. because of what you see on screen. brian: stuart: thank you. we told you about the fema employee who denied relief to residents if they have trump signs outside was a former worker at fema says this is part of a larger dei issue at the agency. lauren: dozens of homes in florida were ignored after the hurricanes hit because of system

stuart: your best shot. stuart: all right. coming up, special counsel jack smith is winding down the two federal cases against trump, what happens to the rest of those cases? we are on it. msnbc's chris matthews now acknowledges illegal immigration was a big problem. >> migration has been a terrible decision for democrats, working people especially feel they've been betrayed, that their country has been given away and i don't like it. stuart: that is for sure. texas sheriff cleveland on how the border crisis may get worse before trump is sworn in. foreign leaders and government congratulating trump on his when. we will ask general jack keane what america's standing in the world will be under trump. ♪ ♪ when i got diagnosed with skin cancer, it was right under my eye. i was told that surgery was the only option, and i did not want to get cut open on my face. i asked my women's group to pray for me, and one of the other ladies told me about the procedure that her friend had and it was gentlecure. if you, like millions of others,

stuart: thank you very much.d trump shattering the blue wall with a victory in battle ground pennsylvania, estate he won in 2016, narrowly lost in 2,020, jeff flock in pittsburgh. did the hispanic vote help trump flip pennsylvania. >> he did better with hispanics, african-americans, younger voters, better across the board. look at pennsylvania, the hispanic latino vote, they didn't win any of those groups but did better than he did before, 56-39 can she won, but is a 5 point improvement compared to last year or four years ago. he only lost by a whisker. take a look at the board on pennsylvania. it mirrors the national vote, popular vote, 50.7 to 48.4, 200,000 vote gap, no need to go to a recount in pennsylvania. he had coattails. dave mccormick, the senate candidate in pennsylvania, one of the biggest hedge funds, and 82nd airborne, did not declare victory last night but he said things were good. if you look at the numbers they do look good. didn't have as big a lead as trump did in pennsylvania, 50,000 votes. th

back to to you, stuart. stuart: i got it.er: southeast florida, yeah. [laughter] stuart close enough. thanks, rich are. rfk jr. has, indeed, been tapped the lead the department of health and human services. he's spreading the message of making america healthy again. celebrity fitness trainer jillian michaels joins us now. jillian, welcome to the program. st good to see you. >> thank you. stuart: are you onboard with kennedy's proposals, first of all, on highly processed foods? he don't like 'em, wants to get rid of them. you onboard with that? [laughter] >> that's not necessarily what he's saying, but he is absolutely trying to reduce the amount of chemicals in those highly processed foods. in other words, he wants the toxic pesticides, herbicides, feng if sides, chemical fertilize arers out of the food. and to give you some framework on this, there's a historical connection to those chemicals and agent orange. so it's kind of a big deal and people just don't understand it. we have a loophole in the fda that allows 10,000 che

>> always, stuart. the years in the border patrol, we've never been a very glamorous or agency that's been in the limelight, if you will. we've got a great amount of workers to get out there and give it their all. but let me tell you what we'll also see, we'll see him take that funding from ngos, give it to facilities, talking about actual correction facilities that can hold people, and we'll get back to being able to hold people whether in federal custody, state custody or local custody. we will see more beds open up, quit seeing people released, and it's going to be better for public security and americans overall. stuart: you look happy, very, and i'm sure -- sheriff, and i'm sure you are. >> i'm excited, stuart. i'm excited. stuart: i can tell. see you again soon. >>> change the subject a little bit. it looks like one celebrity actually fold through on her promise to leave the country after trump won. who is it? >> it's the eva longoria. she has been spending time outside the u.s., and she says she'

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stuart: now this. if you didn't get the message you've got it now, the dramatic trans formation has arrived, the president-elect is not tinkering with policy, no minor adjustments here, the second trump presidency is something very different. he won the election convincingly, won hands down in court, organized his team in record time and voters likes what they have seen, he's off and running well before he talks office. last night's announcement was a shot across the bow to canada, mexico and china. work with us on drugs and migrants or else. that is the opposite of the biden/harris approach, there is no weakness, no soft diplomatic language, same with the border. on day one the border czar, tom homan, will start deporting criminals, sanctuary states and cities will not be allowed to get in the way. what a change. polling goes to the border today to see preparations for the day one crackdown. we can expect day one action on energy, and the ban on natural gas experts, open federal land to drilling, ramp

stuart. stuart: got it. thank you, much, jeff.annona migrant surge imminent ahead of trump's inauguration? border patrol reporting large groups of migrants showing up along the southern border. texas lieutenant chris -- department of safety lieutenant chris oliveras joining me now. did you intercept a group of 150 migrants on sunday? >> yes, good afternoon, stuart. we're seeing the smaller groups and it's been consist since the start of the year and happening every single day. this particular group that we were able to happen re-henned on sunday was over 150, and this that group, we're seeing more of the unaccompanied children. there were 20 unaccompanied children and six immigrants from afghanistan, special interest ones. coming across anyone from adversarial countries from the middle east and africa, raises red flags because the individuals, we don't know why they want to come to the jung, where they're going to end up and what their background is because of current vetting process. these smaller groups especially in eagle pass,

stuart: thank you. still had, trump is meeting with house republicans, sources say elon musk is there and musk got a standing ovation. trump told the room he was 100% with speaker johnson. much more varney next. what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. stuart: the president meeting with house republicans which we have sources in that meeting which tell us musk is there and musk, as in elon, got a standing ovation, trump told the room he was 100% with johnson. he's going for unity with house republicans and one hundred% for speaker johnson, i think he will get the unity wants. check those markets, the dow is up 90 points, nasdaq down 22. still a split decision. the action is in the cryptos. look at bitcoin. 9100, it's approaching $92,000, that's an all-time high. tell us what t

stuart: pin?> the owner of the cheaper e-commerce site, down on the report card, their low prices did not persuade enough cost-conscious shoppers to spend and stock is down 7%. stuart: tell me about delta airlines and that is again. lauren: they are going to 80 and the ceo calls trump's second term a breath of fresh air on deregulation. the white house tried to get rid of junk fees, these are ways airlines make money. stuart: thanks very much. coming up, the view spirals out of control over school choice. >> participating in private schools. >> make a conversation. >> because i have children as i listen. >> i believe if you were to go to public school. stuart: right up until the commercial break. the fbi arrested a man accused of plotting an attack on the new york stock exchange. we will tell you his motives. is europe preparing for world war iii? top-secret german documents reveal how they would deploy 800,000 troops including americans if russia invades nato. we deal with that next. eir weah the

stuart: this justin.hacked matthew whitaker to be the next us ambassador to nato. donald trump says matt will strengthen relationships with nato allies and stand firm on threats to peace and stability. he will put america first. whitaker has been a frequent guest of this program. check the market. red ink is right there. the dow industrials just 50 one, nasdaq down 130. t.j. maxx raised their annual profit forecast, attracting bargain hunters, stock is down one dollar but look at target, another retailer down 20%. that's a huge loss. they forecast flat sales in the future. i am the mayor of dallas, my switched to the gop last year should have been a wake-up call for democrats. eric johnson wrote that and joins me now. why did you join the gop in the middle of your term of office? >> i switched parties the same reason a lot of people crossed over and voted for donald trump for president in this past election. we've had 60 plus years of failed liberal experimentation in our cities where 80% of the populatio

stuart: it is. moving on, democrat congressman seth molton said democrats focus too much on canceling people instead of the issues that matter most. >> this is all from a fellow democrats and colleagues in congress from senior members theying you're right, we try to cancel people instead of focusing on issues that matters the most the how is that the republicans are doing better on the economy and more trusted on the economy when trump wants to cut taxes for his billionaire friends? >> if any of you like reading at a third grade level, you'll love this book. >> my camp driving days and problems with a cancel battle is a whole the there's never a deliverable. what i mean is you go in there and you fight the wrong battle. to give you a good example, in the summer of 2020, unrest of policing practice what did they ultimately do? nothing changed in terms of police or? terms of relation with the community and canceled aunt seizure disorders myoma. they deny us -- aunt jessica jed anybody advocating for a

stuart: thanks, ashley.trator at colleges in seattle telling students to keep fighting despite trump's win. all about the anti-trump call to action. extreme indeed. president trump has picked tom homan to be the new border czar. >> when you create a crisis this big, all the other bad things happen and that's why you have to secure the border. i don't care if you're a republican, democrat or independent. border security is national security, the criminal cartels need to be put out of president by this president. stuart: tom homan will tell us exactly what he plans to co. he's next. ♪ the biggest companies deliver an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible? 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to fuel advanced coverage for over 300,000 race fans and event staff. t-mobile powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with 5g business internet. and t-mobile's network helps aaa get their members back on the road. this is how business goes further with t-mobile f

reporter: hi, stuart. yeah, we're getting intel in from members inside that room because only a portion of the former and future president's remarks on camera and share ago message of unity and policy priorities and right now there's still remaining races left to be called. republicans are poised to maintain control of the house. that gives the president elect the trifecta he needs to per sue his aen-- pursue his agenda and quickly and shared a message of gratitude to the members. >> i want to thank everybody. you've been incredible. we worked with a lot of you to get you in. you helped me too. we won the majority by 7.1 million. we won which is great because republicans aren't supposed to be winning the majority. reporter: trump did receive a standing ovation and on policy, one thing that earned cheers was that his administration will carry out the "largest deportation in history". he complimented choice for vice president and chief of staff calling susie wiles the most powerful woman in the world. trump

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stuart: thanks very much.d, donald trump has shocked the political world with his cabinet picks. the question is confirmation. trump wants recess appointments. democrats and some republicans want senate hearings. if you thought the election ended in tense political discussion think again. fight night, mike tyson takes on jake paul tonight. should the 58-year-old boxing legend to be fighting a 27-year-old especially after his medical emergency in may, doctor marc siegel all over that one next to. ♪ ♪ no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to seeee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type two diabetes and known hea

. ♪ host: stuart eizenstat, when did you first meet jimmy carter? stuart: in an unusual way. had worked for a year in the linden johnson white house and then for six months i was hubert humphrey's research director in the company against richard nix nixon. when he lost i went back to atlanta and made a beilein for sanders, a very wealthy, prominent lawyer and i told him i'd like to work for him. high school friend of mine, henry bours said you need to meet this man named jimmy carter who's running for a second time for georgia. but i finally agreed and it was the opposite of the sanders interview, which was a beautiful law office, mahogany, coat and tie. this was in a bare-bones office. he came wearing khakis and work boots. we met on a metal polling table with metal chairs and my initial reaction was what am i doing here? it took me about five minutes to realize that he was the real thing. here was someone from southwest georgia, a farmer but who understood urban issues. he favored mass transit for atlanta. he fared education reform. he was a moderate on civil right and i st

stuart: thank you very much indeed. about nvidia, two dow stocks in the red, one is nv nvidia. has the a.i. model that can modify voices, there is a market for that in the music business and the film business if nvidia decides to deploy it can make a trump bark like a dog, the music was unlike the animal, it can take a piano line and transform that into a human voice, this is scary stuff and transformative, will they deploy it, the stock is down 3.4%. stuart: maybe they can give me an american accent when it that be cool. >> what is on southern. stuart: robinhood upgraded by morgan stanley. >> they go to overweight $55 price target from 24. that is a big jump, revenue growth look stronger postelection as animal spirits revive, especially for crypto. >> thank you, coming up, democrats in denial, former dnc says welcome this did not hurt democrats the selection, roll tape. >> the people are too damn woke, that was not an issue. >> i disagree with you. working asked joe concha what he thinks about this, joe rogan went afte