a man viciously beaten all because he voted for donald trump. >> you voted trump! you voted trump! seen dragging that victim out of his car in broad daylight. the victim taking several shots at every angle. onlookers recording that attack, cheering. screaming you voted for donald trump. the man had to be taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. the suspects have not been identified. at least not yet. >>> if you agree with president-elect donald trump, you should resign from your job? those words coming from the ceo of grub hub. matt maloney is his name. he sent scathing e-mails to employees saying this. while demeaning and insulting and demeaning minorities and mentally disabled worked for mr. trump, i want to be clear that his behavior have no place at grub hub. if you do not agree with this statement, reply to this e-mail with your resignation. what do you think about this note to employees. send us your comments to twit other -- twitter or facebook. grub hub speaking out. he has the right to do that. you at home have the right not to use his company. >> currently trendin

you voted trump. if you didn't vote, you voted trump. so, scott and norah, just a sampling of some of the reactions that we're seeing right now over social media. >> all right, elaine quijano. we are waiting on calls in a john, what state are you looking at? >> remember when i was talking about lebanon county being out, meaning the votes had not been counted yet there in pennsylvania. it was once a 2,000-person race. donald trump was ahead by 2,000 votes. he's now ahead by 26,000 votes. lebanon has come in. >> pelley: he is beginning to pull away, john, as you say in pennsylvania. and he is now leading in the remaining five states. he only needs two or three to win the presidency tonight. and we will be following that for you, and we will break in at any moment that we are able to make an estimate about one of these remaining states. but in the meantime, russia has come up again and again in this campaign. the clinton campaign accusing russia of hacking their democratic national can committee e-mails and the like. and so we sent our eliz

who are you voting for? >> trump. >> what do you do for a living? m retired, but all the more reason to vote for trump. >> in your retirement age looking to be a part of the system and not have to see your taxes increase while you are enjoying the rest of your life. >> absolutely. it is an integrity factor. got to be for trump. >> max cafe route 8 in butler, pennsylvania one of the reddest of the red counties in pennsylvania, guys. we are looking for some hillary voters. >> how amazing to be retired and still be up at 5:30 in the morning ready for a 16 hour day. >> my dad does that, too. that's my dad's favorite thing to do to go have breakfast at 4 in the morning. >> sure he doesn't want clayton to put a microphone in his face. >> he would love that. >> what's interesting about the people clayton talked to in particular that democrat union guy who worked for verizon, he is going to vote for trump in pennsylvania. how many people like him in pennsylvania? in michigan? in ohio. those are the people who could change this whole thing. >> you are exactly

, you voted trump. >> and then this. a white man viciously attacked by a group of black teens the teens shouting don't vote >>> these protests come as the transition of power is officially underway. president-elect trump and his vp mike pence in washington for the first meetings with the men they'll replace in january. . >> and obama stuck to a conciliatory tone he's been using since the win on tuesday. diane has more from the white house. >> president barack obama. >> we now are going do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed then the country succeeds. >> welcoming president-elect donald trump. >> i have great respect and at the meeting it lasted for almost an hour and a half and it could have as far as i'm concerned gone on longer. >> the closed door white house meeting is a key step in starting the smooth transition between administrations. >>> i look forward to dealing with the president in the >> it is important for all of us regardless of party and political preferences to now come together, wo

if you voted trump, you voted trump. if you voted third party, you voted trump. if you didn't vote, you voted trump. a sampling of the reaction wing >> as we come to the end of this unprecedented presidential election, we look back at the more memorable moments including a few you might prefer to forget. >> here in our small state. >> i am proud to announce. >> i am running for president. >> it's nobody's turn. it's everybody's test and it's wide open. >> i won't talk about jeb bush. i will not say he is low energy. i will not say it. >> is lyin'. >> you have seen his hands. they are like this. fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> when you area i star, they let you do it, donald trump can do anything. >> mexico will pay for the wall. i can stand on fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose voters. >> i am calling for a total and complete shut down. >> have you even read states constitution? i will floodly lend you my copy. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing ab

in chicago, 49-year-old david wilcox beaten by two men while a crowd screamed don't vote trump. >> youed trump. you voted trump. yeah. he voted trump. pete his ass. >> don't vote trump. >> don't vote trump. don't vote trump. >> now that is a definite hate crime. but illinois does not categorize political violence in that way. and based on chicago's record those thugs who beat that innocent man will receive very little punishment. that's why the windy city is the most violent place in the country. the progressive structure will not stop the madness. that display should cause every state in the union to classify political violence as a hate crime because that's what it is. california, iowa, west virginia, d.c., louisiana, and south carolina have already done that. everybody else should get on it. summing up, a free election should be respected. those who harm other people and destroy property in the name of protests are criminals and society should punish them harshly. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction here in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. what say you

you voted clinton. mike, you voted trump. i have a feeling we'll a very very different -- we'll have a very different conversation than the ones on social media. >> oh, i hope so. [ laughter ] >> please! >> reporter: mike, your candidate won. how do you feel? >> surprised and happy. biggest thing is when you talk to people in denver, denver is the entire state of colorado. there's in the middle of our state, at the edges of our state. and not everything that happens here is what's happening in those other areas. >> reporter: what should we know about what's happening there? >> the fact that the greater part of my valley has one of the lowest education rates in the state. we need a little extra help. >> reporter: it's tough. >> it's tough. it's tough to be down there. are all down. the price of fuel is luckily down or else we'd all be screaming. and not being able to make it. >> i believe he has his reasons and trump supporters have their reasons. i understand that. i get that. and i have my reasons and you do what -- you're d

i just want to be loved and love people in return. >> chad, you voted for donald trump. how would you like to see america and colorado treat hannah and her friends and loved ones over the next years? >> with love and respect. we're been talking about how facebook has been a platform other from behind screens and it's lost the human dynamic of us being able to talk in person. totally respect her. with respect for sure. and i think -- my is i thk the federal government shouldn't be telling the state of colorado how we should morally behave. i think the citizens of colorado should vote on that. >> i want to ask you another quick question befo away: who of hands, >>> welcome back to a special hour-long edition of next. let's just talk. this is our town hall where we gathered coloradans with different political opinions to talk about the election and years. during the break, we were having a conversation. hannah from denver, you were talking about the fact that this isn't just about policies. this is about your life as an lgbt american and about your rights. casesy, you voted

in chicago, 49-year-old david wilcox beaten by two men while a crowd screamed don't vote trump. >> you trump. you voted trump. yeah. he voted trump. pete his ass. >> don't vote trump. >> don't vote trump. don't vote trump. >> now that is a definite hate crime. but illinois does not categorize political violence in that way. and based on chicago's record those thugs who beat that innocent man will receive very little punishment. that's why the windy city is the most violent place in the country. the progressive structure will not stop the madness. that display should cause every state in the union to classify political violence as a hate crime because that's what it is. california, iowa, west virginia, d.c., louisiana, and south carolina have already done that. everybody else should get on it. summing up, a free election should be respected. those who harm other people and destroy property in the name of protests are criminals and society should punish them harshly. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction here in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. what say you ri

you write that column. how could anyone vote for trump. ck, is that really your best argument for voting for clinton? >> that's right. they don't want -- they literally can't understand how anyone could support a candidate with those personal characteristics. that's because they don't engage in the real argument about what difference is going to be the result of voting for trump versus clinton on the economy, on schools, on health care. where he's got the message of change and all she's saying is basically you're going to end up with more of the same. >> which is less richer but half of america earning less today than about 15 years ago. >> who would think a month ago we'd be talking six days out, we still don't know who is going to win. that's exactly the case. thank you. >>> coming up straight ahead, we have a fox news alert. it's not good news. breaking right now. two cops ambushed, shot dead in their patrol cars. two separate attacks. brand new details just coming in from an emotional press conference with the chief of police. world ser

in chicago, 49-year-old david wilcox beaten by two men while a crowd screamed don't vote trump. >> you trump. you voted trump. yeah. he voted trump. pete his ass. >> don't vote trump. >> don't vote trump. don't vote trump. >> now that is a definite hate crime. but illinois does not categorize political violence in that way. and based on chicago's record those thugs who beat that innocent man will receive very little punishment. that's why the windy city is the most violent place in the country. the progressive structure will not stop the madness. that display should cause every state in the union to classify political violence as a hate crime because that's what it is. california, iowa, west virginia, d.c., louisiana, and south carolina have already done that. everybody else should get on it. summing up, a free election should be respected. those who harm other people and destroy property in the name of protests are criminals and society should punish them harshly. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction here in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. what say you ri

hillary clinton has the lead with 68 electoral votes compared to donald trump's 48 electoral votes. you see 270 are needed to win the white house. the blue states we projected go to hillary clinton. the red states go to donald trump. all the yellow states, too early to call. no projection in those states right now. that is where it stand, the electoral map right now. but jake these states like florida and north carolina, and pennsylvania and ohio, they will decide presumably what's going on. your take is this. >> well pennsylvania we still haven't heard anything out of pennsylvania. north carolina, as democrats were talking about, they were telling jeff zeleny they think it is going to go down to the wire and might not even have a call all night and of course florida, could be a race that's decided by one or two percentage points and as we've been saying the trump campaign and the republican national committee says there is really no path to the presidency for donald trump without the sta state of florida and why both candidates have been spending so many days and so many millions of th

vote count there had. you see 92% of the vote countied there. donald trump, she's winning hillsborough county, tampa, donald trump outperforming mitt romney here, keeping it closer, winning. president obama won this county four years ago. you see some strength for donald trump in this part of the state that is giving him an advantage, as we head into the final count. we've been at this before in past elections, where getting from 92 to 99 sometimes takes a very along time. so we'll see if the votes are still out here. the last time you were here -- >> before question get -- go back to florida for a second. i know we have a feature where there's still outstanding votes remain. we see 92% of the vote is in. can you isolate the areas where there are still votes outstanding? >> so you do this year and you see, this tells you where you have a lot of votes still to come in. this is where i put it. you just watched the number right there, where we are below -- so let's say we're below 75% of the vote counted, right? so you see the area where you're still waiting, r

north carolina. >> swing state. >> yeah. >> you voted already. >> i voted for hillary clinton. >> who are you going to vote for? >> i already voted for trumpy voting. >> he is going to have to tell you this, this or that. don't mean going to do what he do for us i'm going to with her. >> you don't trust with trump says but you trust what hillary says. >> you got me with that. >> what policy of donald trump do you like. >> i think he can afford america's debt. >> what policy of trump's do you really like? >> building up the military. getting some of our corporations back here after nafta. >> honestly, i like the wall. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> why do you like hillary? >> her stance on abortion. >> equal pay for women. >> what about donald trump do you dislike. >> i think he is crass. >> disrespectful. >> i will vote for strong woman over misogynistic male any d.a. >> what do you think about having clinton back in the white house. [ laughter ] >> hillary clinton log strong. >> i have a one-year-old and sometimes i feel like slunching over and i'm not on the campaign trail. >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watte

you vote for, doug? caller: i voted for trump. host: tell us a bit about that. your reason for voting for donald trump? caller: there are several reasons. number one reason is the affordable care act. host: you are breaking up their little bit good we are looking the governor in iowa. a full day for the trump campaign. representative steve kane also supporting donald trump your keys in sioux city today. he is also getting minneapolis, minnesota. he will be in michigan. moon township pennsylvania. meanwhile, the hillary clinton campaign, among clinton stops in .nd then manchester, an caller: i'm not anti-feminine, but i'm all down for a first female is in. but hillary? host: looking for your comments on twitter, too. send us a tweet at c-span. this one from joe -- klamath falls, janel is not voting. caller: trump is a. and hillary is -- -- trump is a pig. and hillary is a -- lost her. caller: i'm going trump all the way. i met the man many years ago when i was working in new york. always a gentleman. whatever his escapades had been, it was before he became a pol

who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> no question. >> reporter: and you're going to base your decision on what? >> i love my freedom, my guns, and i love my job in the coal mine. >> i feel she's a cookie cutter of the obama administration. it's not working for middle class, working americans. >> reporter: in the mines, hillary clinton never had a chance. >> because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, right, tim? and we're going the make it clear that we don't want to forget those people. >> reporter: after todd reisman heard the first part, the second didn't matter. at 46, he's casting his first vote ever for president. what was it about this guy that got you to come out, register and vote? >> well, it's important for me and my family. i have a son that works in the mines. i think we're on the brink. the working man, the working class man is going to be in extinction. >> reporter: but look elsewhere in this part of the country, and rock solid. >>

for trump's wall, now there's a good chance you may not be getting it. if you voted about hillary clinton, well that she-devil is set to roam free. but one thing doned a trump also promised his people, to crack down on the corruption, lobbyists who he said were running washington, remember? drain the swamp. >> your own transition team, is filled with lobbyists. >> it's the only 350e78 you have down there. everybody is a lobbyist down there, they are lobbyists, we're trying to clean up washington. look, everything, everything down there, we are doing a lot of things to clean up the system. but everybody that works for government, they then leave government and they become a lobbyist, essentially. the whole place is one big lobbyist. >> trevor: get the [bleep] out of here, man! no, you promised. you promised that you would rid washington of special interest influence. you said that, you said you would drain the swamp. now you're bringing the swamp into the white house? how is that fixing the problem. it's like if your toilet was backed up so you hire a guy to come to y

who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> reporter: no question?o >> no question.qu >> no question. >> reporter: and you're going to base your decision on what? >> i love my freedom, my guns, and i love my job in the coal mine. >> i feel she's a cookie cutter it's not working for middle- n class, working americans. >> reporter: in the mines, hillary clinton never had a chance. >> because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, right, tim? and we're going the make it clear that we don't want tor forget those people. >> reporter: after todd reisman heard the first part, the second didn't matter. at 46, he's casting his first what was it about this guy that got you to come out, register and vote? >> well, it's important for me and my family. i have a son that works in the mines. i think we're on the brink. the working man, the working- class man is going to be in extinction. >> reporter: but look elsewhere in this part of the country, and trump's support is

voted for trump that was wrong. is it socially unacceptable to say you voted for donald trump? you can fix sampling error, but you can't fix that. >> alex? if you thought that you didn't have a phone or a television set. john kerry, george bush, 2004, the exit polls had kerry winning by six, he lost by two. >> stephanie? >> well, the polls for kerry were wrong, but not the internal data. we were pretty darn close. i want to address one thing, the social undesirability of trump, there's one reason. make america great again was a dog whistle for keeping immigrants out, keeping your foot down on people, discriminating against people -- >> that's only -- powerful ad against donald trump were the ads that used his own words. >> i'm not going to argue that donald trump made it difficult to defend him. >> in election after election, everyone said that mitt romney was racist and sexist. >> i don't disagree. >> let's take a quick -- >> you have to agree with me that it's a different -- >> that's why he won. >> i'm going we're going to come back to this. i want to go back to the state of

, beat his ass, you voted trump. joining me now to talk about this and much more, sean duffy, he supported president-elect's campaign, congratulations on your candidate's win. i'm sure you're happy there's about to be a unified republican government and happier that wisconsin went republican. >> yeah. so we predicted that wisconsin could go red, but we were more hopeful probably than seen data on the ground and it was a good night for us as republicans. first time republican went red since 1984. and ron johnson was reelected. we feel good in the badger state turning it red from blue. and yeah, ready to go. >> so, i just -- i want to ask you, you saw the incidents of violence, racially, anti-semitic graffiti. supporters have been committing some much these acts. opponents of trump have been committed some of these acts. do you think that president-elect trump should do more to address the country to encourage unity especially where he said a lot of things that offended a lot of people. >> the video of a man getting be

including this incident of a man beaten in chicago, reportedly for being a trumpan supporter. >> you vote trumpum? yeah, he voted trump! yeah! >> trace gallagher has more from our west coast news room. >> reporter: megyn, 49-year-old david wilcox says the fact he supported trump didn't start the beating but made it worse. he said he was driving on the west side of chicago when a black sedan scraped the side of his vehicle. wilcox says he made the mistake of saying, what does that have to do with this accident and the next thing he knew they were beating the blank out of him. five people punching and kicking his head. when they tried to steal his car, wilcox hung on and got dragged on a wild and dangerous ride. he was. finally flung off durin a sharp turn. listen to him. >> what's happening to america? you're supposed to be able to vote in peace. it is supposed to be part of our democracy. >> reporter: which is why jay christian adams and the public interest legal foundation has now sent two letters to the department of justice asking them to investigate this, calling it voter intimidation and a

just because he voted for president-elect donald trump. and he is now speaking out. >> youg to america? you're supposed to be able to vote in peace. i vote for somebody and i get beaten, robbed, and my car stolen. >> that is horrible. well, the man claims it all started when he tried to exchange insurance information after an accident. he says one man screamed, quote: that's one of those white boy trump supporters. and that is when he they started to attack him before stealing his car. so far they have not been caught. just a horrible story. well a day after insisting fake news is not a -- facebook suffering a grave glitch by reporting thousands of users, including facebook creator mark zuckerberg were dead. memorial banners showing up on several pages encouraging people to remember and celebrate their lives. facebook apologizing calling it a terrible error that has now been fixed. >> did you get one of those? >> no. i'm glad i didn't. well, john kerry, high tailing it out of the country now that the election is over. the secretary of state landing in to antarctica two day

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. >> you voted trump! white man was beaten after a traffic dispute with some african americans in another car. >> beat his ( bleep ). >> don't vote trump! >> reporter: in the background, people celebrate a trump voter getting pummeled. there's plenty of nastiness to go around. that's "build the wall" these middle schoolers are chanting in royal oak, michigan, leaving latino students in tears. >> white power! >> reporter: and a call of a trump-pence sign in the halls of a school in york, pennsylvania. online, the accounts are piling up. swastikas in philadelphia, familiar sexist vulgarities in college station, texas. gay families burn in hell, in north carolina. anand and #whitesonly may be the least offensive thing written on a door in a hool in minnesota where ateh ndip i a here from cameroon, is his dad. >> i was shocked. i was upset. i was angry. but i also felt that i had to protect my son. >> reporter: so far, the president-elect has offered up this in a tweet: "we will all come together and be proud."

paul voted for trump. why are you voting for trump? >> because we need change in washington and all the construction going on and all the cover ups. >>reporter: other voters relieved the mud slinging is coming to an end. >> i'm exhausted. so glad it's over. >>reporter: here at the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan, donald trump will be watching the results come in at trump tower just a few blocks away from here. in new york, i'm jamie, back to you. >> thank you. hillary clinton and donald trump are holding their campaign parties just a few blocks away from each other tonight in new york. clinton's headquarters is at the jacob kay convention center in manhattan and trump's is only about a mile and a half away at the new york hilton midtown. >> we're getting an idea of which issues are really driving voters across the country. melissa king joins me now with more on that and which states to watch, especially early on, melissa. >> yeah, stacked a minute to walk through what's gonna be our time line for the early part of election night. to

voted for donald trump. did you see that side glance he got when it came through his ear piece of what the folks on that couch were saying? >> body language reading. >> yeah, i voted for trump. read between the lines and how this characterizes their relationship. >> it's no surprise. he said he was going to vote for donald trump. ted cruz said he was going to vote for donald trump about a month and a half ago. we sort of knew these men were going to hold to their word, that's what they would do. what's interesting about that appearance, he said the republican nominee, as he's been saying. it's he who shall not be named. the words donald trump not escaping from paul ryan's lips. he's saying what he needs to say, yes, i support the republican ticket up and down the ballot, which is very, very important to paul ryan. he wants to make sure that these vulnerable members of congress count ballot are okay. the other part you talk about the relationship, i thought it was interesting in that interview he acknowledged only he

trumps hate. thank you. let's go vote, north carolina. >> hillary clinton's final words to voters on this final moments before election eve. >> i am with you. i will fight for you and i will win for you. i promise. >> donald trump with his final promise before the polls open just hours from now. >>> and while were you sleeping, new hampshire wasn't. new hampshire never sleeps. new hampshire votes. that's what new hampshire does. they vote first. they insist on it. we have early results from the first voting town on election day in america. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour. welcome all of the viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. welcome to election day. today is a day two years or more in the making after hundreds of rallies and millions of miles traveled by the candidates, the countdown is finished. election day is here. >> the countdown is never finished. countdown clock is there. >> the polls open in a few hours. hillary clinton and donald

in the background bystanders were heard yelling things like you voted trump and don't vote trump. a chicago priest and activist denounced the actions of those in the video. >> this is not acceptable. you know, then we become just like those who we say are the mean spirited vulgar people of america. clear if politics actually was a motivating role in this incident. it was something as we said that bystanders were yelling about. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> work on a broken water main is still underway this evening. around 6 a.m. today water was seen flooding an area on sixth avenue between logan and grant street. the pipe was first installed back in 1890. water main is expected to be fixed by 6:00. lanes are expected to reopen overnight. an 18-foot section was cut out and replaced of that pipe. >>> tomorrow join us for 9cares colorado shares. right now belen deleon is at the king soopers at colorado and yale. she'll show us what kind of items you might want to bring by. i think she filled those carts. >> she had a credit card. >> she >>> it