for brenda butner. this is bulls and bears. they are back. gary, john along with hadley heath manning and jessica, welcome to everybody. actually missed you guys. gary b., should the president-elect slash both corporate and individual taxes at the same time? >> dagan, it should be number one priority. look, on the corporate tax side we have as we've talked about many times in the past third highest corporate tax rate in the world. people wonder why are companies like apple and et cetera keeping so much money offseas? because we have a high corporate tax rate. bring it over, lower the corporate tax rate, bring that money over here it would be better spent. on the personal side my issue is always been about fairness. if you think the government should get more money, even the money they get, you're basically saying the government can spend it better than you and i. but in a gallup poll the average american thinks that the government wastes 50% of the dollars they have out there. look, we can go through department by department whether it's the defense department, social security, medica

have kennedy here along with gary and adam, ben stein is out this week, dagan you just saw doing usual great job of hosting on "bulls and bears." so, charles payne, is it going to make it harder on an incoming president when the guy replaced won't shut up? >> absolutely. can you imagine any job do you want the last person that had it opining on your performance? and i tell you what makes it even richer. barack obama really has had no criticism from george bush, even though he threw him under the bus every opportunity he could. george bush didn't say anything. he didn't comment. the economy was -- he never -- he had so many chances. >> i can see the first year, but nothing for eight years. >> but really to say somehow he's going to keep donald trump in check, he's some sort of a, you know, alternative out there, some sort of social conscious that will make sure that the new president does the right thing is absurd. but it does speak to his ego. >> what do you think? >> well, i remember when jack welsh gave -- picked jeff immelt to run ge. afterwards -- that was jack's pick, but af

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. >> gary b., one thing about this is there are a lot of these pile-on causes and people at home watching this even if your shopping isn't disrupted, you wonder what they're protesting. >> exactly. but you quickly get over that and figure out that, my god, i can't get into the crate and barrel, i'm going crazy. look, we are stressed out enough during the holidays. i disagree with chuck. he says, oh, my gosh, we just walked through the crowd. listen, if there's people yelling and shouting out there, i got news for you, i'm at the corner, i see those people, i turn around and go some place else. or i don't shop at all. so, one, it's going to hurt the business. two, i am convinced these protests help only one group. and that's the protesters. they feel good about themselves. chuck is right about one thing, they do get a lot of tv coverage. but i'm betting most people tune in and then, oh, yeah, there's people protesting. who cares and they move on. unless it effects you personally, 99% of the people just like occupy wall street, 99% of those people that were watching the occupy wall

anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like they would benefit and that provided balance

record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for the american worker? >> it

show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for the american worker?

street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry

record for long-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like they woul

. anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lo

-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like they would benefit and

anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like they would benefit and that provided balance

. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like they would benefit and that prov

week," the show of record for long-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a co

-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not much downside and where we think we're

show of record for long-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a record number of viewers tuned into fox business to witness the election this week. >> donald trump with no political experience has just won the presidency of the united states. gary: how did the markets respond? to an all-time record high. anthony: will it last? let's ask mario gabelli. welcome to the show. what were you thinking 2:30 in the morning wednesday? >> basically i thought the notion of a unified government finally of the people would work. number one, reform regulation. handle the issue of taxes. handle the issue of student debt. handle the issue of the military, handle the issue of infrastructure. simply stated. take fiscal policy augment monetary policy and restructure the country. anthony: did you think the market would trade off violently? i called trump at 11:57 too say plets put stuff about the market in there to calm it down. >> i think the europeans were uncomfortable with donald trump as president so they were selling off. but you had certain industries that looked like

] . anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside,

: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of s w have a lot of upside, not much downside and where w

. anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the mpany since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot

. gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. liz: and i'm liz claman, we hope every one of you had a wonderful thanksgiving, get down to business. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> good haven co managing partner and co-p.m. larry pitkowski joins us now. larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not much downside and wh

," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not much downside and where we t

scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for the american worker? >> it could do a lot of things. we have a huge trade ba

: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage

," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for the american worker?

street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a crucial jobs report shows the u.s. added 15,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.9%. anthony: hillary clinton tops trump in categories like foreign policy. we welcome to "wall street week," wilbur ross, wilbur, you are supporting donald trump, but i think it's largely for economic reasons. could you explain to us why? >> i think we need a change. the 161,000 jobs was he people c enough. but all jobs are not created equal. 8.2% of these total jobs are part time. part time jobs went up, went up 90,000. full-time jobs were down 109,000. that's not a healthy economy. while the media may say this is fine. the guy who is stuck in a part-time job doesn't think so. the other reason jobs are not created equal, a lot of these were in healthcare and retail. those are not high-paying jobs, and the retail ones are probably just temporary. anthony: what could the new administration do to change that mix of jobs and the quality of them and improve the wage mix for t

. anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all ree major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot

. anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry ins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot

: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not

republican office. fox news contributor gary b. smith. see how futures are shaping a tear this is the market very much should wait and see mode on this tuesday, november 8th. dow futures down eight points. s&p futures down one. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> we've got to get rid of dead corruption -- get rid of the corruption, career politicians. >> i'm worried about what will happen if one of the candidates doesn't win. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> keeping jobs are in the low 35 by the united states. >> wall street corporation the suit are rick should pay their fair share of taxes. fbi for hillary clinton to one not be charged when she was secretary of state. the dow industrial s&p 500 and nasdaq all rose more than 2% yeste

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show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm larry joins us now, were you surprised what's happened since the election? >> we're primarily stock pickers, risk managers and try not to have make row view. we weren't surprised nor would we be upset if the market was down a lot. we look for areas of real opportunity. >> stock pickers, you have been in touch with the company since the election, are people feeling about better things? >> you know, i think there is some thought that there will be some change in certain areas as far as regulation related to certain industries, but for us, the idea is to find the handful, a small handful of investments where we think we have a lot of upside, not much downside and where we think we're

. a lot of them were people who were voting for jill stein or gary johnson. season stead all those people voted for trump. -- i don't know if that's it. but i'll tell you there was a wave rushing trump through in some of those states i'm still to this moment buffaloed by, like michigan. kennedy: two things i talked with larry sabato on brian kilmeade's radio show. 8:45 tuesday night, he said wait to see more returns come in. she is going to win this thing. later neil cavutoed a austin gold in and he had no explanation for why she was losing. gavin mcinnes you said all along donald trump was going to win. i didn't think his excitement at the rallies would translate on election night. i was wrong. take a gander at this. this is gavin and i making a wager some weeks ago. you wanted to make a wager? >> i will not only bet you 100 bucks. i will eat the 100 dollars on your show. kennedy: and you will. >> it, very good. here is the $100. do you eat it if he wins? >> i think i just get. if i was to eat the $100, that's what a loser would do. if you lost the bet -- then i wouldn't get $100.

new wall street week. gary gary welcome to wall street week, the show of record for long-term investing, i'm gary ca missky. maria: and i'm maria bartiromo. it should with no surprise that the markets have reacted with an extended rally. but to hear trump backer and wall street icon carl icahn say it, traders could be getting ahead of themselves. >> they went down a thousand points the night he was elected, it was ridiculous, and i bought, i bought stock then. i'm not a trader really. but now i think it's run ahead of itself somewhat. but, you know what?

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gary johnson so hard. not cool, bill. >> if they go enough for this character running all over the state and we lose the state of utah, that's devastating. kennedy: the character is evan mcmullin, an independent candidate who has the chance of stealing utah from the jaws of the republicans and democrats. if he does west coast, he can deprive donald trump and hillary clinton from an outright victory which would kick the presidential election to the house representatives. welcome back, evan. >> i don't think i'm a spoiler if we get into the house. if we get into the house, we are the campaign of opportunity to avoid hillary clinton and donald trump. kennedy: i respect and admire a lot of your views. but if it goes to the house representatives, they are not going to select you. >> so i guess we shouldn't even try because people like you want hillary clinton and donald trump to be president? >> no, ding bat. i have been talking about libertarian candidates. >> now they are endorsing hillary clinton. kennedy: is that your play? you think if you win utah, go ahead, win in utah. >> we hav