all right bill from a lawyer a senior adviser and director of government affairs at stuart and stuart law in washington thank you very much thanks for the opportunity now these midterms like a presidential vote in two thousand and sixteen laid bare the deep divisions within the u.s. around issues like immigration health care and trump suitability to be president to get a feel for the post-election split well away from washington let's hear from some voters in a small town in west virginia. it's the morning after at all trees restaurant in buchan on west virginia people here expect the democrats to make trump's life difficult especially if they launch official investigations into his behavior there's not to be an improvement we're not going to be able to the president still not going to be able to move this country the way he wanted to and when i say move it i mean better the democrat side is just going to continue until they finally break it and it that's the way it's a. button on his trump country almost eighty percent of voters here cast their ballots for him two years ago when he promi

important point that you know getting tries to get a job is not covered by our asylum laws other thing too is stuartthese migrants are saying credible fear, they have credible fear that's under asylum law here. is that or so why don't they accept mexico offer of asylum to, you know, with -- based on that -- >> based on coach to say magic words that they're in fear for their lives et cetera but that is not. begin, this is all a political theater and people really who are being harmed by this are these migrants who are basically being used as pawns by -- proimmigration activist who basically want to as i say embarrass administration. >> on a related issue and this is related, liz, president has d politico he be totally willing to shut government down over fund border wall if democrats refuse to budge from their position. that's very much hardline trump. do you think we will get a government shutdown and do we care? >> well it is a good question. i mean there's always a question what does that mean exactly he's already talked about shutting down border and he did that for a moment or two. which -- , ob

do it whatever they want, excuse it on the grounds they're immune of liability because of that law. stuartr a moment. conservatives are optimism. look down the road five years. do you think facebook and google retains the same degree of power that they ban now. the same political persuasion in terms of their censorship? >> as an optimist, i will say, that, you know, as a realist, i will say it probably doesn't look good. as an optimist if over the next two years the senate and perhaps even some liberals in the congress, together with our president, take action to stop the overwhelming power and abuse of that power that these companies are wielding in the market, yes i think we can see some positive changes. there are already by the way these companies trying to self-regulate themselves in an effort to avoid that regulation but in europe, for example, they have already been significant wing-clipping boeing on there with regard to the abusive privacy violations. stuart: take the money off them. why don't you. always a pleasure. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: got a number for you, big one. 81% of

further drive economic growth but it would be great if we had republicans in there to pass some laws. stuarte economy may need another shot in the arm, we had tax cuts that took effect earlier this year, that worked wonders for us, 3%, 4% for the year, we need more juice and with the democrats running the house we probably won't get it. >> no, we probably won't, the big problem really is we are not able to juice it on the legislative end, but we've got the fed continuing to increase interest rates which is, you know, home builder sentiment is way down which is having impact on the market today, interest rates go up it'll drive consuming spending down, we have pressure from the fed to try and keep inflation down but we've kind of lost an arrow in our quiver with respect to getting legislation through because of change of control of the house. stuart: i think the fed should lay off interest rates because i don't think we have an inflation problem and i see the year on the 10-year treasury this morning 3.08, it was 3.25 not too long ago, what do you say? >> neither do i, we are finally beginnin

problem and senator marco rubio has been adamant about making sure that law is followed there's going to be a recount here stuartautomatic florida law anyone remembers when it is this close they'll do automatic recount, and that here's -- really something frightening the the law who is representing senator nelson the democrat incumbent is mark does that sound familiar that's same lawyer hillary clinton hired to get that russian dossier created two years ago. you can't make this up. >> you're right it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. groundhog day here we come. >> i hope republicans are lawyering up down there. because this is how you steal an election. >> by the way, this next story is for you larry. [laughter] tesla -- and other electric cars can't get am radio. electric motors interfere with the ?al i didn't know that. you're a regular -- you're a radio guy well -- >> first of all this is very important everyone here in the greater washington area, about i am on crystal clear 105.9 fm so you can listen in your tesla if you want but this is disturbing. there are three things other than my wife and family that i love

>> i don't have a moral objection to that, stuart because -- the laws and the medicinal uses are there've got quite the contrary. i think this has a great opportunity pot that is can be to replace the opioid or to help solve the opioid epidemic that we have. so i think it is a huge help for these. >> 9:40 eastern time murphy dr i have to say thank you very much. check that big board up nicely 66 points. 25,400. i have to tell you we were down -- 600 yesterday. and we have no clue how we closed this afternoon. better check this one out harley-davidson showing off newest bike something different it be. all electric -- no loud b twin engine rumbling between your legs how will that go over with the harley faithful we asked the biker, a biker important guy chris cox, better ask him if the electric car. president trump claim to have neutralized threat but north korea still working on its ballistic missile program? i'm going to get into that one and mark zuckerberg refusing to get into facebook and should he not be testifieding his industry. steve hilton joins us on that one. stay with us. hi

laws. the president has a policy and they rejected it. stuart seat on the front row of his press conference. i don't think he did. he's still standing up. he's got his microphone right there. reporter: it's like a workout, stuart after a night of notes leap or little sleep. we are still awaiting the president here. this is called 4:11:30. it's late, no surprise. kind of an everyday thing around here. what is not in everything is getting a press conference of this magnitude from the president. i expect this to be a pretty sprawling press conference are probably 100 or so members of the media here and we anticipate the president to take questions on a variety of topics. you can kind of get sent to where it's going and how he feels less money. he called it a big victory. now points to the senate in which republicans have extended their lead in the senate and house whip which would lead many to ask how is that a big victory now that democrats control capitol hill and as the judge says that could potentially lead to a slew of investigations. speaking

and really again negative feedback are facing redemptions, etf mess is really the law of unintended consequences. stuartwhere is the bottom, keith? >> i don't know, stuart. i think that we have to have a number of things get fixed, companies like ge, sears and facebook even have to be allowed to fail. we have to clean up the etf's, we have to see apple selling stock, china has to come together but number one item is the fed can walk back on raising rates and fix this in 90 seconds. stuart: how would we know that, they won't make public announcement, are they? >> no i don't think they will but they are certainly not media shy, i wouldn't have to be official, well-placed comments the way i look at it. stuart: are you buying anything today, right now? >> no, stuart, i'm not, there's no need to step in front of a moving train or catch a falling knife. stuart: we are not out of the woods at this point, this is not the bottom? >> that is correct. it's very cautious now, now is the time to manage risk, there's still great companies out there, don't misconstrued what i'm saying but now is not the time. stuart:

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stuart: i thought high-end real estate in new york city was under pressure because of tax law changescan't deduct state and local tax. >> yeah. stuart: do you think the amazon move rescues high-end real estate in manhattan? >> no, no. if anything, i hope don't get crucified for saying this it may hurt manhattan because it will put a whole another nabe off to the side, on the playing field for everybody. so instead of people coming to new york, i will look at manhattan that is new york city. they say i look in brooklyn and long island city because amazon is there and getting better and better. de blasio is putting a lot of money into the area over the next five years. also look at manhattan. puts it on even playing field that never happened before in the history of long island city. stuart: ryan, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >>> looks like foxconn may not deliver some of the promises it made when it moved to wisconsin or agreed to open up a big plant in wisconsin. jeff flock is in chicago. jeff, i think you can tell us more about what went wrong with foxconn in wisconsin. g

is an ongoing problem and the president has talked about a compassionate country, stuart, but were also a country of lawnot being lieutenant governor and i don't know exactly how many troops are needed, but i trust the commander-in-chief, the president with all of his resources to know how many we need. and he has an obligation to do that. stuart: got it. tim griffin from the great state of arkansas, thank you for joining us. we've got a rally on wall street. i'll go through some individuals talks. i'll start with amazon offering them dying brands. not sure what that is. there you go, amazon. xd $1 per share. it is offering free shipping to all customers now for christmas. no minimum purchase. shipping prices have gone up. if amazon does that and they're going to free shipping is going to cost a lot of money. one of the reasons amazon has done so much today. exceed $4 down. nearly 4% lower. and i am brands operate by hot. the name change publicity. to promote its new burger menu. still showing results apparently. they've doubled their burger sales for heaven sakes. a three-point fibers that. back to ama

stuart: is there any way around that? faced with a liability problem like this? ashley: yep. liz: jerry brown did sign into lawl would pass on cost of rebuilding infrastructure to the taxpayers. stuart: to the taxpayers. taxes are going up. ashley: yes. stuart: thank you, liz, ash. check the big board. holding on to a triple-digit gain. 25,400 is where we are. >>> we have germany's angela merkel the latest european leader to call for a european army. they don't have one right now. they want to get one. this is days after the french president said the european union needs an army of its own to defend against, what, russia, china, america? what does general jack keane think about that, a european army? he is coming up later this hour. >>> first though the popular e-cigarette company jewel will not sell most of their flavored e-cig products in stores anymore. they're quitting social media. they have been under pressure from the government because of teen e-cig use. >>> they can this out a scene outside of nancy pelosi's office. this was yesterday, protesters, led by newly-elected congresswoman alexandria ocasio-c

laws. i think that the president's stand is stand to make and they ought to heed his warning he keeps warning them do not come. i fear stuartmebody is going to get hurt. and it is not going to be because the -- buzz the american patrol or border patrol they won't start it but they might end it. what bothers me that left is saying that president opposes all immigrants. he does not he opposes illegal immigrants. that really bugs me as a very legal immigrant myself but hold on a second here i have to get to this. oprah winfrey stomping in georgia for gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams vice president pence joked about it. roll that tape. >> heard oprah winfrey is in town today. and will ferrell i saw going door to door not too long -- [booing] i've been saying it all day, i would like to remind stacey and oprah and will ferrell, i'm kind of a big deal too. >> but herman oprah will surely have a lot of pull in georgia. won't she? >> not politically -- stuart if what i have experienced is what i have heard people like and love oprah as a tv and hollywood personality. they do not pick their candidate based upon what hollywood s

stuart: i think the white house press people should lay down the law. one question at a time.e long-winded follow-ups. no statements, questions only. and don't interrupt the president of the united states. i think that is what, lay the law down. why not? >> well, they should do that. and it ought to be very clear that there is a certain protocol. you can ask anything you want but here's the problem some of these press guys don't get, they're so arrogant. they're free to ask their question. they're not free to determine what the answer is going to be. the president of the united states like anyone has a right to give an ends whether they like it or not, that is the answer that they get. this isn't, you know, going to golden corral at buffet, picking out what you like, you get to ask your question. that is a free press. but the president is free to say, either no comment, this is not a president whoever says that. but he can give the answer he wants and that is the end of it. when he says, thank you, thank you, i'm done with you, then respect he is now finished his answer. he is

they're breaking the law, by the way, they're not licensed once you order it from the local dealer you can smoke it legally. stuarte. the dow industrials moving nicely ahead. ash and i did the math this morning. if you add up the gain in the last 2 1/2 years, you're up pretty close to 1000 points on the dow, pretty close. ashley: we held the rally. which we haven't done for most of october. this current rally, today's rally has a lot to do with president trump's tweet. he talked to and called president xi of china. they had a positive conversation about china trade. when that news came out the market went up, added another leg higher. there you have it. we're up 200. neil. i believe you're back. take it away neil, you're back. neil: thank you, for my friend connell mcshane while i was out. a lot happening in the days intervening here. the market wants to restablize on november 1st, all saints day, looking for heavenly guidance on that. this is something stuart pointed out. if you have any doubts that this market sort of moves along on

law. i would be completely stunned at the supreme court were to uphold for the plaintiffs. stuart can be heard in the supreme court. it's not going apple's way. it's going away the plaintiffs. >> that may very well be in b. when investors look at when they're trying to predict which when a case is going to end up. judges don't always telegraph exactly how they feel when they ask questions. i can tell you and the justice department whose job it was to monitor filed a brief. guess which side they're on? apple. there is no case. almost unheard of because the regulators and the doj are nitpickers who like to regulate. stuart: if they've got to .1 million apps in their app store, that is a vast number and amounts to a monopoly. can they be called a monopoly on the ground or at stores. stuart: you are becoming sympathetic to plaintiffs lawyers. >> i am against the attackers had it up to here. >> take my sarcasm not have it. you could argue that it's a monopoly. you could say i bought a chevrolet and i want to put ford tires on the chevrolet and gm has made the red so it will only take g

demonstrated last sunday they did not in many law enforcement officers were injured in that process. they have a shared interest here and as you said, stuartheir infrastructures, cities and you can ask the mayor of tijuana and you obsolete tell you now. stuart: essentially, they will be on our side as far as they can be in preventing further caravan. is that accurate? >> with an alignment of interest in the past and i was chief of staff and homeland there were times we were at odds. in this case, the new incoming administration will be taking over on december 1st. that's the first moment they can make formal and the agreement that they reach with this administration. the trump administration is trying to use both the carrot and the stick. they're trying to use the stick through massing troops at the border in what secretary nelson and homeland security is doing to secure the border patrol their and the carrot by striking a deal with the mexican remain in mexico diplomatic solution to keep them on their side of the border so asylum-seekers can be processed there. that's what we call pushing our borders out away from the actual border to int

stuart: i would be able to come to the casino and watch a football game and gamble as i watch? >> absolutely, that's the hope currently under the law that were given commercial casino license in the state of new york are allowed to have sports betting on property. we are just waiting for rules and regulations to be promulgated by the new york gaming commission, we hope those would be soon. we are excited about doing them. stuart: i think you are revolutionizing the way we gamble on sports because i could imagine sitting in your sports bar and i'm sure you have a few at your casino watching the game and making bets on my laptop while having drink and watching the game, that's going to happen, isn't it? >> that's what we want. we hope that will drive traffic to casinos so they can see the rest of what the great property we built. we have 5-star hotel. we have vip gaming floor, we are building new entertainment village, there's a water park coming on next spring as well, we are redoing the golf course. stuart: this has been built, it has been built on the old concord? >> the resort concord resort property. stuart: we used to call the