here with more is trish regan.'ll hold up the cover of new york magazine, trump loser, big close-up of his face and front page of the new york times, glowing picture of hillary clinton with beyonce and jay-z. thoughts on that? >> well, first of all, don't get me started on jay-z. you want to talk about someone who is demeaning to women, that is jay-z. if you look at any of the lyrics and we did this week on the intel report, and, you know, look, i can't even repeat them, i wouldn't even dare repeat them on the air, they are so horrible, and he's a misogynist in terms of what he's saying there and it is horrible to think that he has had such a successful career promoting this kind of hostility to women and then the idea that hillary clinton's touting him as someone, you know, who is one of her big supporters? to me there say double standard there in that this is a guy who writes horrifically about women, using many, many demeaning words, of course, everybody is concerned about donald trump's words and granted he is

trish regan, that will be interesting. trish: nothing will be easy. as we've seen he doesn't always take the easy route. quite something. neil cavuto, thank you so much. historic night last night.k andr donald trump defies all the odds and all the polls, becoming america's 45th president of the united states. it is a stunning victory for the billionaire businessman and for those who worried they did not have a voice in america, they did. you do, and change is underway. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." just a short time ago, hillary clinton making her first remarks to her supporters after her defeat. watch. all right, she gave what many are saying was a good speech, a classy speech. she, admitted that she had lost and that it was now time for the country to come together and to support a president trump. we're going to get the sound for you in just a moment but i also want to point out president obama is out there today congrat lating his successor inviting him to the white house tomorrow that will be an interesting mee

trish regan to you. trish: thank you, neil! a busy day for president-elect donald trump, as he announces three key appointments to his administration today. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." the appointments are coming fast and furious right now. here we go, up to speed, senator jeff sessions from alabama, early trump supporters. the first senator to support trump for attorney general. lieutenant general mike flynn for national security adviser. flynn has been outspoken about the dangers of radical islam staying is a political ideology that hides behind this religion, something we discussed over and over again at length on this program. and representative mike pompeo from kansas for director of cia. all nominees fierce critics of president obama's handling of terrorism and national security. like president-elect trump, general flynn, as i mentioned, is not afraid to name our enemy. radical islam. and he has called islam a political ideology, and senator sessions is a strong supporter of tough immi

trish regan, you think they'd be gutsy enough to explain their position rather than hide from jeff flock who just wants the truth. trish: don't do that to jeff flock, you see what happens. >> i'm never going to get in a fight with him never. we're going to talk to jeff in chicago in just a moment. thanks so much, neil. a lot breaking. president-elect donald trump is expected to officially announce his pick for transportation secretary any minute now. the nomination hours after he tapped georgia representative tom price to be secretary of health and human services. question looms is he going to ask mitt romney to be secretary of state? the two are having dinner tonight and we have the intel. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". sources are telling fox elaine chow who met with mr. trump will be labor secretary. she was previously labor secretary under president george w. bush and the wife of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we're keeping a close eye on secretary of state position, mr. trump meeting with two contenders, longtime loyalist senator bob corker

i'm trish regan. maggie tweeting that trump says, no, when he's taking investigations off the table for the clintons but he doesn't want to, quote, hurt the clintons. i think it would be very divisive for the country and he says that about prosecuting the clintons all of this after donald trump's top aide kellyanne conway that mr. trump will not pursue charges. watch. >> i think when the president elect is also the head of your party now tells you before he's even inago -- inaugurated he sends a strong message. if donald trump can help her, that's perhaps a good thing. trish: he vowed to appoint a special prosecutor if elected. doesn't the country need to move on from the decade of clinton scandals or is it sending a dangerous message? a message that signals, you know, if you're powerful, if you're connected, you can break the law and get away with it? very own connellmcshane is outside with the latest. hey, connell. connell: hey, trish. so much drama leading "the new york times", we didn't know that

trish regan, take it. [laughter] trish: all right. breaking right now, the leftist billionaire, george soros, reportedly gathering his liberal troops, pulling key democrats together for a three-day convention in washington d.c. their entire goal? to stop donald trump. this as we watch thousands of high schoolers in los angeles stage walkouts to protest trump's victory. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the political left reeling, gathering its biggest donors in d.c., they're working up some kind of battle plan to fight the president-elect. this, again, as anti-trump protesters take to the streets. you're looking at what just happened moments ago in california. high school students staging a walkout, this as we watched many more protests unfold over the country throughout the weekend. and the liberal media keeps feeding all of it. "the washington post" encouraging the protests, even running an article titled "stay angry, that's the only way to uphold principles in trump's america." and then we have sena

but now is trish regan. charles: sources are tell. trish: sources are telling fox that is the suspect is a somali man in his 20s. after had man rammed his vehicle into a group of pedestrians, got out and stabbed people with a butcher night before being shot to death by a campus police officer. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to to "the intelligence report." one person is in critical condition. ashley webster in the newsroom. ashley, this may be a man from somalia. do we know anything else about him? >> we don't. exactly what you reported. a somali man a male in his 20s. we don't know his name or status here in the united states. wasn't student at ohio state in we do not know. these are coming from law enforcement sources. we'll have to wait as the investigation goes on but you can be sure, trish, that the investigators, probably led by the fbi, are going through his phone. they will find his home. they will look, go through his computer to get any clue what the motive may have been. now, at one point in the press conference at ohio

trish regan -- trish: just crossing the ticker tape, breaking right now. thank you so much, neil cavuto. paul ryan unanimously reelected speaker of the house by the gop. there, you know, was a time i've got to points out that his future seemed rather uncertain. you saw some of that discord playing out on the campaign trail between speaker ryan and donald trump. but, ultimately, with donald trump heading to the white house, it may have, in the end, helped save paul ryan and his political future. so, again, the gop voting unanimously to keep paul ryan as speaker of the house. meanwhile, you've got the democrats right now in crisis mode, desperate to stop donald trump. party leaders are calling our president-elected a racist while bigtime democrats working with leftist billionaire george soros in washington, d.c. right now in an attempt to plot against donald trump. all of this as more protests get underway. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." again, paul ryan will stay on as speaker of the house. that news just crossing moments

neil: trish regan right now. trish: hey there, neil. democrats blame everyone, everyone in the world except for themselves for their stunning loss this week. thousands rioting in the streets causing mayhem as they refuse to accept the democratic process. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the clinton campaign and its supporters just cannot admit they did anything wrong, blaming the fbi, blaming donna brazile and, of course, the media for her stunning loss. meanwhile, outgoing senator harry reid adding fuel to the fire, issuing this statement. let's take a look. the election of donald trump, he says, has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in america. if this is going to be a time of healing, we must first put the responsibility for healing where it belongs, at the feet of donald trump, a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate. harry reid, you see, wants more protests. the people have spoken. hillary clinton has lost. and yet thousands, like mr. harry

trish regan, to you. trish: dueling rallies, dueling victory parties, it'll be interesting to watch, of course, tonight. thank you so much, neil. voting gets underway right now all across america americans casting their ballots. the first polls close in just five hours from now. we're going to be watching at 7 p.m. eastern tonight, florida, for example, closing at 7. there's a razor-thin margin separating these candidates so, clearly, the race could go east way. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report," a special election day edition. voters flocking to the polls right now, more than 46 million americans have already cast their votes, and the decision is going to boil down to turnout today. can these candidates with, let'h negatives, get out the vote? it's all going to come out to turn out -- key battle you know states, there's a handful of them, and we have coverage across the country. jeff flock is in ohio where the lines have been long. robert gray is out west in colorado where a series of

charles payne reminds me of that, trish regan reminds me of that and bob reminds me of that. what do you think that the markets have to adjust to something they didn't see coming? >> they are getting nervous, it's unexpected. if hillary clinton were to win, investors look at this, okay, nothing is going to change, we're going to continue in no-man's-land and the fed will have to be accommodative and you have the messed up washington. and we know what messed-up washington does or doesn't do for that matter. neil: they like messed-up washington. >> nothing gets done. the fed is the only game in town. you're in the sugar high environment and the markets move higher. so we know or investors know what theoretically would happen under hillary clinton. now donald trump marches into town, he's talking about all kinds of different things, right? talking about penalizing american companies that decide to relocate offshore to mexico or to china and, you know, that just presents a whole other set of facts for investors. >> i think you are right about that. charles, you and i have gotten

. >> i hate to interrupt this episode of court tv but the real -- >> i am trish regan and from wall streetrry sigh. >> put up or shut up time in iowa. >> i am having a problem with adele. she has this song that mike huckabee parodied. her people got back to him quickly, said stop it, can't use it. >> hello, it's me. >> richard dreyfuss with us, he is going to announce that he is backing donald trump. >> backing him in traffic. >> strongest candidate for vice president, neil cavuto. >> live from manchester, new hampshire, your world with neil cavuto. >> we had our call on this, could have been inside where it is warm and cozy or the staff said why don't we go outside, it is only 20 degrees. what the hey. >> extremely handsome, great posture. >> on the phone with us now, marco rubio. >> no matter how offensive you may find donald trump, you do not have right to disrupt him from speaking. >> the wife of bernie sanders here with us now. jane, good to have you back. do you worry that maybe, you saw debbie wasserman schultz tipped her bias that she is not some sort of distant observer of this ra

maria: trish regan. >> i think that men continue to be challenged in this economy.ssed since the great recession. women are still performing better in terms of their unemployment being less. i think that this is something that's going to continue to stick in that manufacturing and construction, some of the typically michael oriented sectors are still struggling and don't show many signs of turn around. that has important societal implications and it's going to need to get fixed. maria: no surprise that the white man out there today is voting for trump. >> in the rust belt states, it wasn't that dad worked, dad was the only one who worked, he brought home the bacon and kids were disciplined. and we're an unhappy country because can't bring home the bacon. not dissing the women, but great if dad could bring a paycheck home. maria: we're live all weekend, here is stuart. stuart: we will be here, maria, that's a fact. thanks so much. could it be the economy returns as an election issue? the jobs report just in. good morning, everyone. it's not good. no matter what the s

our special extended election coverage continues now with trish regan. trish,. lou: controlled congress center ground of the senate majority coming down to the wire. nicole: fbi director james comey after clearing hillary. now over 370 points. the end is near session highs yesterday unchanged. very much in the wait-and-see mode for the market. lauren: initial stocks mostly flat as investors but are the out and japan's nikkei down nicole: after rallying to present yesterday, oil prices holding steady. right now 27 cents at 4516 a barrel. nicole: all of this can change. we will have complete coverage of the election as voters head to the polls today. nicole: today's the day. 5:01 a.m. p.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am" camera for psychic today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: nominate donald trump holding his final rally of the campaign grand rapids, michigan. it traditionally blue state for the polls are close. trump was there this morning. >> today is our independent dad. the american working class is going to drag back finally. north carolina for her

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

im trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report". led the beige book, let's hope it's anything but beige. to peter barnes. >> reporter: hi, trish, the beige book says the economy continued to expand cross most regions this fall. four growing at a modest pace and three others growing at a slight pace. this is the beige book, the report of anecdotal report of economic activity that the fed will use in the next policy meeting in mid-december on. the jobs market, a tighten in labor market conditions was reported in seven districts with modest growth on balance and on inflation, it says there has been slight upward pressure on overall prices. it does cite the strong dollar

trish regan, to you. be interesting to watch, of course, tonight. thank you so much, neil. voting gets underway right now all across america americans casting their ballots. the first polls close in just five hours from now. we're going to be watching at 7 p.m. eastern tonight, florida, for example, closing at 7. there's a razor-thin margin separating these candidates so, clearly, the race could go east way. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report," a special election day edition. voters flocking to the polls right now, more than 46 million americans have already cast their votes, and the decision is going to boil down to turnout today. can these candidates with, let'h

i'm trish regan.

but now is trish regan. charles: sources are tell. that is the suspect is a somali man in his 20s. after had man rammed his vehicle into a group of pedestrians, got out and stabbed people with a butcher night before being shot to death by a campus police officer. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to to "the intelligence report." one person is in critical condition. ashley webster in the newsroom. ashley, this may be a man from somalia. do we know anything else about him? >> we don't. exactly what you reported.

our special extended election coverage continues now with trish regan. trish,. lou:

to trish regan as fbn continues our live coverage. trish: here we are two days before america votes. the candidates are making their last weekend push to seal the deal. donald trump holding events in five different states. hillary clinton will be in three. this ahid fresh concerns around ms. clinton's ethics. it's revealed she instructed her immigrant maid to print her classified emails and scheduled and asked officials to forward sensitive information to her house maid. this suggests hillary clinton had little respect for the sensitivity of her position as secretary of state. but first want to head out to the campaign trail. he is on his way to minnesota. the state so solidly democrat, it hasn't gone for a republican since 1972. then he will head on to michigan. trump can take either of those blue states he can move to 270. we have peter barnes in my home state of new hampshire. trump is quickly gaining ground. and jeff flock is in ohio where they have correctly picked presidential winner since 1964. blake were what you hearing? >> we

[laughter] neil: trish regan, that was a wave. trish: thanks, niel. president obama on his final world tour attempt to go sound the alarm in donald trump in berlin saying he hopes trump is cautious with russia and refusing antitrump protestors here in the united states to stand down, all this as german reporters asked whether trump will be a threat to the world. i guess the german press is less anxious than the american press. mike pence is meeting with republicans and democrats and donald trump is about to have his first meeting with the world leader in just a few hours. he's going to be sitting with japanese prime minister abe. all of this as the president elect sticks to his, quote, promise to drain the swamp, the transition team announced everyone in trump's administration will be barred from lobbying the government for 45 years after they leave the white house. also coming up legendary investor, billionaire carl, one of the most successful investors in the world, he is here with what is next in our market and our economy with donald trump in the

trish regan to you. trish: thank you, neil!donald trump, as he announces three key appointments to his administration today. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." the appointments are coming fast and furious right now. here we go, up to speed, senator jeff sessions from alabama, early trump supporters. the first senator to support trump for attorney general. lieutenant general mike flynn for national security adviser. flynn has been outspoken about the dangers of radical islam staying is a political ideology that hides behind this religion, something we discussed over and over again at length on this program. and representative mike pompeo

our special extended election coverage continues now with trish regan. trish,.mazing to see. here we are on the eve of the election and things are looking very very tight. you mentioned he's in new hampshire. new hampshire is my home state where he is looking speaking there. he's got his family alongside him and his daughter ivanka who's been campaigning there. she is just walking off the stage. let's listen in everyone. donald trump addressing the crowd in manchester. [chanting] [applause] >> well you know we said we want to finish off in new hampshire because of the

neil: trish regan right now. trish: hey there, neil. the world except for themselves for their stunning loss this week. thousands rioting in the streets causing mayhem as they refuse to accept the democratic process. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the clinton campaign and its supporters just cannot admit they did anything wrong, blaming the fbi, blaming donna brazile and, of course, the media for her stunning loss. meanwhile, outgoing senator harry reid adding fuel to the fire, issuing this statement. let's take a look. the election of donald trump, he

we also have a special two hours with trish regan afterwards. we work for the weekend through you.up. thank you so much for having us in your home. making money with charles payne is next. working a win. i think it's a great way of showing

trish regan, take it. [laughter] trish: all right.st billionaire, george soros, reportedly gathering his liberal troops, pulling key democrats together for a three-day convention in washington d.c. their entire goal? to stop donald trump. this as we watch thousands of high schoolers in los angeles stage walkouts to protest trump's victory. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the political left reeling, gathering its biggest donors in d.c., they're working up some kind of battle plan to fight the president-elect.

trish regan, you think they'd be gutsy enough to explain their position rather than hide from jeff flockuth. trish: don't do that to jeff flock, you see what happens. >> i'm never going to get in a fight with him never. we're going to talk to jeff in chicago in just a moment. thanks so much, neil. a lot breaking. president-elect donald trump is expected to officially announce his pick for transportation secretary any minute now. the nomination hours after he tapped georgia representative tom price to be secretary of health and human services. question looms is he going to ask mitt romney to be secretary of state? the two are having dinner tonight and we have the intel. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". sources are telling fox elaine

trish regan, that will be interesting. trish: nothing will be easy.n he doesn't always take the easy route. quite something. neil cavuto, thank you so much. historic night last night.k andr donald trump defies all the odds and all the polls, becoming america's 45th president of the united states. it is a stunning victory for the billionaire businessman and for those who worried they did not have a voice in america, they did. you do, and change is underway. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." just a short time ago, hillary clinton making her first remarks to her supporters after her

now to trish regan to take you through the next busy hour. trish: we've got a lot going on, neil. president-elect donald trump meeting with top television executives at trump tower right now. he is said to have called this impromptu meeting with the help of kellyanne conway. what's he doing? what are they discussing there? we have all the intel for you with. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." trump meeting with journalists right now as the mainstream media continues its all-out assault on his presidency. there's george stephanopoulos from abc news, we also understand lester holt is there from nbc news. again, some anchors of the mainstay evening news programs along with some of the top executives at these various news networks. the meeting comes on the heels of mike pence getting booed and lectured at a new york theater and celebrities mocking both trump and his wife at the ama awards. meanwhile, yesterday reince priebus appeared on "meet the press," and he was asked this. watch. >> you equivocally rule out a registry for muslims? >> look, i'm not going to rule out a

and this, while our competitor over at cnbc, i think right now is airing a documentary trish regan did back seven years ago when she was there. >> what? >> kidding. there's room for all of us. and then charlie gasparino would say, no, there's not. the 2016 election is not just all about the presidency. the balance of power in the senate is at stake. democrats need to flip four or five seats. four with the presidency or five to gain outright control of the senate. keys in the battle ground states could make the difference. we've got key team coverages for the down-ballot races, mike toben and peter barnes in new hampshire. we're starting if wisconsin where incumbent ron johnson is trailing fine gold by 1%. very narrow, but 1% nonetheless. it's well within the 3 1/2 margin of error, but it's one of the tightest races right now in the entire country. rust fine gold with a tiny lead, but johnson got high powered help when the vice-presidential candidate mike pence, house speaker paul ryan and governor scott walker joined him for a rally in the state. the latest details how important this p

im trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report". it's called the beige book, let's hope it's anything but beige. to peter barnes. >> reporter: hi, trish, the beige book says the economy continued to expand cross most regions this fall. four growing at a modest pace and three others growing at a slight pace. this is the beige book, the report of anecdotal report of economic activity that the fed will use in the next policy meeting in mid-december on. the jobs market, a tighten in labor market conditions was reported in seven districts with modest growth on balance and on inflation, it says there has been slight upward pressure on overall prices. it does cite the strong dollar as being a headwind to exports as we know, and also want to let you know that the fed announced today that the beige book will be getting a makeover starting in january. here's the new cover. it's beige. back to you. trish: still, beige, i was hoping they would go with red or something new. peter barnes, thank you very much. we've got a lot to cover this hour, yo

media has been covering the election with our own ed henry, john roberts, jennifer griffin and trish regan. fox news sunday has an exclusive interview with vice presidential nominee governor mike pence, and also joel bettinson leading up to live election coverage right here on the fox news channel. >> this is the problem with live television, we never know who is going to talk first. ladies first, liz. go ahead. >> i wanted to let you know, i know you've been speaking with a lot of voters there in florida. this morning we spent time with voters and it was fascinating hearing people. they were out this morning. we saw a large crowd. all of them i thought had very educated point. one thing i did bring up with the professor is folks are really engaged this election cycle and we still do not know what's going to happen on tuesday. >> we don't know, a lot of people don't know. perhaps it is the voters themselves who are undecided as well. there are still undecided voters out there. talked to some of those voters today, not only in florida, but across the country as well. we'll go to battle grou

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. you're looking at live picture of donald trump speaking at a rally in north carolina. let's listen in. >> the father dies. they have to sell their farm to pay the taxes. that is going to end. we will cancel billions of dollars in global warming payments to the united nations. nobody knows where that money goes. [cheering] and use that money to invest in america, including roads, ports, bridges, waterways. we'll build highways. we'll fix our existing roads. we'll fix our bridges, half of which are in horrible condition. some of which are in dangerous condition. we will rebuild our infrastructure. and we'll rebuild our inner cities. the african men american community, hispanic community, living in inner-cities, treated so unfarley. high crime, bad education. no jobs. we will fix it. we will fix it. believe me. and we will fix it quickly. the democrats for 100 years, they have run the inner cities. all they do every four years, come around, give me your vote. give me your vote. you give

trish regan is with us tonight in new york. >> good evening. everybody was so worried.saw the futures market selling off amid concerns on the night that he won. or morning, i should say. all of a sudden, once the market opened, you could see a reversal. people are thinking about the positive aspects of a trump presidency, what it could mean for our economy. they are reacting to that with the dow hitting and all-time high. >> this seems to have turned pretty quickly. it was the next day that the market bounced back pretty late morning. is there a sense that the policies specifically -- the taxes, the regulations, that that is something businesses see as a big upshot? >> absolutely. lower taxes, the ability to bring all that money that's sitting offshore, you heard paul ryan talking about it. you have $2 trillion that's sitting offshore in overseas profits. to have it work for us in the u.s., the idea of less regulation, these are the things that are music to business owners' ears. this is why you are seeing this up side. it just -- sector specifically, bank stocks have b

i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." the market's off about 140 points right now, being led lower by health care, telecom and tech stocks. i want to get to donald trump who was speaking just moments ago in pennsylvania along with running mate mike pence, and so far the wind is at his back with momentum on the trump/pence ticket. take a look at this here, the fbi's renewed investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server has resulted in a total reversal of her once-seemingly unbeatable lead. remember when they talked about that unbeatable lead? a new abc poll shows trump is, well, for the first time ahead of her by one point. we're going to get reaction in just a moment, but first to blake burman who's got more on these poll numbers. look, people said it couldn't happen, but here we are seven days out, and he's ahead? >> reporter: yeah. the numbers are tightening, trish. the real clear politics polling average right now still does have hillary clinton up a couple points nationally over donald trump, but as part of a muc

i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." again, fbi director james comey announced they have searched anthony weiner's computer, his laptop, they've looked through all of those hundreds of thousands of e-mails -- somehow, in a rather record amount of time for the government, right? -- and they're not going to prosecute hillary clinton. meanwhile, donald trump barnstorming across five battleground s hillary hits three including a rally in philly with the obamas, bill and chelsea. connell mcshane in philadelphia ahead of tonight's big event, adam system row in florida -- shapiro in florida, blake burman in north carolina where new polls show just exactly how close this race is, and jeff flock in ohio, a state every republican ever elected president has won. we're going to to get to all of that in just a moment. but first, fbi director james comey shocking everyone yet again, this time saying the new investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails, it's over, and no charges will be filed. will this news stop trump's momentum, or h

and we've got trish regan here. ing the break, this is not going according to script. trish: no, and that's why you're seeing this downside in the futures market, by the way, because investors like that script to play out just as so. so this is a bit of a curveball -- neil: you can see selling off, but that's -- trish: but that kind of reaction? neil: yeah. trish: don't forget what happened with brexit. remember the polls? all the polls said there was no chance, no way that the u.k. was going to exit the e.u., and then the polls started to narrow, and you started to see a shift in the days before, and then june 23rd, what do you know? surprise, surprise, the markets had a huge reaction. they leveled off after that, and i think that's part of what you're seeing right now -- neil: this is actually making up the ground that they gained. lou, it just sounds wacky to me. that's pretty extreme. lou: it's very extreme, and you can never argue with the markets, right? neil: right. lou: we're looking at a 3% selloff on these

our special extended election coverage continues now with trish regan. trish,. lou: lou it's amazing to see. here we are on the eve of the election and things are looking very very tight. you mentioned he's in new hampshire. new hampshire is my home state where he is looking speaking there. he's got his family alongside him and his daughter ivanka who's been campaigning there. she is just walking off the stage. let's listen in everyone. donald trump addressing the crowd in manchester. [chanting] [applause] >> well you know we said we want to finish off in new hampshire because of the incredible relationship i have but who would have expected this, right? who would have expected this? this is something. so a couple of things. two people i have a lot of respect for, really like is people, incredible people and because they are so important to the area i thought i would give you this information. they told me i can do it so i will do it. come brady. [applause] a great guy. a great friend of mine, a great, great champion, unbelievable winner. he called today and he

trish regan -- trish: just crossing the ticker tape, breaking right now. reelected speaker of the house by the gop. there, you know, was a time i've got to points out that his future seemed rather uncertain. you saw some of that discord playing out on the campaign trail between speaker ryan and donald trump. but, ultimately, with donald trump heading to the white house, it may have, in the end, helped save paul ryan and his political future. so, again, the gop voting unanimously to keep paul ryan as speaker of the house. meanwhile, you've got the democrats right now inri

trish regan right now. ked to bill gross he sounded confident on the policies. we got president trump, president-elect trump on a mission vowing to, quote, drain the swamp and it appears to be exactly what he is sitting out to do as all lobbyists are purged from the trump transition team. the key advisors, it will not have roles in the new administration. welcome to "the intelligence report". this was his pledge.

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report.you're looking at live picture of donald trump speaking at a rally in north carolina. let's listen in. >> the father dies. they have to sell their farm to pay the taxes. that is going to end. we will cancel billions of dollars in global warming payments to the united nations. nobody knows where that money goes. [cheering]

ashley webster in for trish regan to take you through the next hour. sir? ashley: thank you, mr. to release minutes of meeting last month. don't get to your turkey dinner until you find out what the fed is thinking. cue up peter barnes with the latest details. peter? reporter: they will be raising rates relatively soon, ashley, as long as incoming data provided some further evidence of continued progress towards the fed's objectives on inflation and on jobs markets. so we hear that phrase, relatively soon, once again. this was the meeting in the beginning of november, just a week before the presidential election. so the fed, as you recall held steady at that time. did not change its benchmark fed funds rate at that time and so now this term, relatively soon, has been interpreted to mean that this, upcoming meeting in december, mid-december, is the likely one for the next rate hike. however, the minutes also show that some participan

to trish regan as fbn continues our live coverage. re we are two days before america votes. the candidates are making their last weekend push to seal the deal. donald trump holding events in five different states. hillary clinton will be in three. this ahid fresh concerns around ms. clinton's ethics. it's revealed she instructed her immigrant maid to print her classified emails and scheduled and asked officials to forward sensitive information to her house maid. this suggests hillary clinton had little respect for the

now to trish regan to take you through the next busy hour. trish: we've got a lot going on, neil.ives at trump tower right now. he is said to have called this impromptu meeting with the help of kellyanne conway. what's he doing? what are they discussing there? we have all the intel for you with. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." trump meeting with journalists right now as the mainstream media continues its all-out assault on his presidency. there's george stephanopoulos from abc news, we also understand lester holt is there from nbc news. again, some anchors of the mainstay evening news programs along with some of the top executives at these various news networks. the meeting comes on the heels

i'm trish regan, welcome back to a special primetime edition of "the intelligence report."big question today, how did those pollsters, those pundits, those so-called experts in the mainstream media, how did they get it all so wrong in this election. we're continuing to watch the story in the streets of philly and oakland where they love to protest and they are there taking to the streets to protest donald trump as the president-elect, but he won! so it looks like they have to get used to it. joining me fox news contributor charles hurt, republican strategist evan sigfreid and democratic strategist harlan hill. leslie marshall is joining us along with gina loudon. a big team here for you. how did they miss it, harlan? i mean, they were just absolutely blindsided, and hillary clinton supporters and make hillary clinton herself completely blindsided by, this why? >> i think that they overestimated how much of the obama coalition would turn out on election day for her. when you look at the actual data, she underperformed barack obama with african-americans, with latinos, even w

[laughter] neil: trish regan, that was a wave. trish: thanks, niel.nal world tour attempt to go sound the alarm in donald trump in berlin saying he hopes trump is cautious with russia and refusing antitrump protestors here in the united states to stand down, all this as german reporters asked whether trump will be a threat to the world. i guess the german press is less

i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report."ff about 140 points right now, being led lower by health care, telecom and tech stocks. i want to get to donald trump who was speaking just moments ago in pennsylvania along with running mate mike pence, and so far the wind is at his back with momentum on the trump/pence ticket. take a look at this here, the fbi's renewed investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server has resulted in a total reversal