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pete: joe concha. the fbi spied on him and now carter page is suing them for $75 million and carter page joins us, live, after the break. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ upbeat music transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new style colors. transitions. finding the right words can be tough.n it comes to autism, finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org pete: former trump campaign advisor carter page filing a $75 million lawsuit against the doj and fbi over what he calls unlawful surveillance as part of the special counsel's investigation into alleged russian collusion. carter page joins us now he's also the author of abuse of power how an innocent american was frame in an attempted coo against the president. carter page thank you so much for being here this morning i should remind our viewers as well you went to the naval academy, you'

pete? pete: you are right, emily. he feels the same way his supporters do that the election did not feel above board. and when you have that many mail out mail-in ballots and that few safeguards especially in key states it raises a lot of questions and i think these challenges are indispensable to ensuring that going forward our elections are actually fair honest and legal. and these challenges will continue. and the president clearly showcasing, steve, that he is committed to making sure every legal vote counts and that, listener, if it comes out that it is certified, that is what it is. ultimately the fight is worth worth it. steve: that's right. so the president was asked after he did that teleconference with military leaders around the world about the georgia race. and then he was talking about how, you know, the people down in georgia probably feel like they have been ripped off. what he was alluding to was the fact that joe biden beat him narrowly in the state of georgia. and he was talking about the race was st

, pete. it's not just amnesty. so i went down some of the policies that are being put out there. first they are going to stop the travel ban. second they're going to stop mpp which ended catch and release. the second thing they are going to stop deportations for at least four months. also the strategy also supports sanctuary cities to protect you criminal illegal aliens. also reward aliens with healthcare and amnesty. you don't have to be the commissioner of the cbp to know that alarm is loud and clear that our borders are open. it's going to be very clear. if you make it through the borders illegally you will be released into the united states. you will be protected from deportation. then once here you will be provided significant awards like rehealthcare and amnesty. you are right you will see a rush and last year's immigration crisis look like child's play. will: mark, you don't have to be commissioner of the cbp to put this together. you have and i'm curious when that kind of political me

pete? >> pete: this is the same governor who on october 3rd, this is not about masks or having them on, he tweeted on october 3rd you need to keep your mask on, take a bite and then put your mask back on, meaning put your mask on in between bites of food. the things they're telling us are insulting. they know they're ridiculous. therefore they don't follow them in their own lives. the only reason he apologized is because he got caught. okay? the left wouldn't have standards if they didn't have double standards. in this case they feel like the unwashed mask of the hes isn'ts must comply but i can do what i want. >> harris: you know what? we wouldn't have facts about that hypocrisy so stern if there weren't cameras. nancy pelosi, getting that bob done. lorry light foot may or of chychrun getting her do done and then breaking the rules most recently. emily >> emily: that's right. an additional difficult thing to sit with is the caf vishness of those dinners, we have businesses shut erred perma

jedediah: all right, pete, you good? pete: good. jedediah: all right, we're going to turn to some headlines for you now. republicans flipping another house seat in california. young kim defeating gill cisneros taking back a seat the g.o.p. lost in 2018. kim, a former state lawmaker is one of four korean americans who won in recent u.s. elections. two other republican women elected to congress and house minority leader kevin mccarthy will join us in the 9:00 hour. ♪ jedediah: and iran is denying a report that israeli agents killed al qaeda's second in commands. the "new york times" reported abdullah ahmed abdullah was gunned down by two assassins in tehran back in august. he reportedly died along with his daughter, who was the widow of usama bin laden's son. he is accused of being behind two deadly attacks on embassies in africa in 1998. and historic spacex launch set to take off from cape canaveral tonight is delayed over weather. four astronauts including three americans were scheduled for lift off to the international space stat

pete, over to you you. pete: thank you, will. roman catholic diocese of brooklyn taking governor andrew cuomo to court, emergency filing to supreme court over his covid-19 lockdown restrictions on houses of worship. here to react is father gerald murray of the holy family catholic church in new york city. father, thanks so much for joining us this morning. these restrictions which have been draconian, on going against houses of worship, liquor stores, gross i are stores, other establishments, why the differentiatetor and do you think the diocese in brooklyn will win? >> the diocese has a good chance of winning because there is unequal treatment given to different venues if we use that neutral expression. why is it, for instance, the governor said, catholic church, doesn't matter how big or small it is can only have 10 people at mass if it falls i guess it is called the red zone, stores, restaurants and others are not under that similar limitation? i think it is an example here of misunderstanding the nature of what is essential t

pete: it's great to be here. will: come on, pete's is back here. pete: it's been a long time. will: jedediah, good morning. jedediah: good morning to you both. it became clear to me, guys, this morning that winter is definitely upon us. pete: that's true why is that just cold? jedediah: just because i was freezing. yeah, the obvious. pete: joe biden tells us winter is coming, very, very dark winter is coming. alas it is national stuffing day. i told my wife yesterday one thing i want is a good stuffing. will: playing christmas music this morning i knew you would bring it back to thanksgiving. pete: always. this is "fox & friends." we keep our in the ball. it's great to be back here. i know shy shot for the last two weeks was terrible. wasn't it, dave? dave is taking a drink he can't even talk. >> i'm drinking my coffee. pete: he is drinking his coffee and you are too. i'm glad are here on saturday morning november 21st. >> national stuffing day. in two hours president trump will participate in the virtual g-20 summit. world leaders are expected to discuss a number of topics in

jed, will, pete? pete: griff, thank you very much. guys in watching yesterday, probably the most predictable, utterly predictable aspect of events unfolding yesterday the sheer giddiness, the tears, the calls for unity from the so-called mainstream media, left-wing media to everybody, except fox news channel. ultimately they were rejoicing, and calling for unity after maybe they were a part of not so much unity over the last four years with their negative coverage wall-to-wall, but here is a portion of how the media reacted yesterday. >> now the trump presidency is coming to an end, to an end, with so many squandered opportunities and ruined potential but also an era of just plain meanness. >> what was on the ballot here was decency, and democracy and empathy and joe biden, his particularly well-equipped for this moment. >> i thought america was on the line. everything we stood for as a country. everything we promoted in the world was at stake. that we could, like any country, can choose a bad leader for a short period of time and get

griff: hey, jed, will and pete. pete smiled. election results pete mcconnell. it will be very difficult if biden wins with him to get much done mcconnell with the senate. see where the results are catch everyone up where this race stands. biden believes he sees a clear path to victory. doubling margin in outstanding states. pennsylvania biden is doubling his margin where we were yesterday now ahead by more than 28,000. and in georgia, where a recount has likely been determined, biden increasing the narrow margin to just over 4,000. in nevada, out west, biden ahead by more than 22,000. that's 87% reporting. so a ways to go there and in north carolina president trump is maintaining his lead of roughly 76,000 where it was yesterday. finally, out in arizona, where fox has called the race for biden, he leads by nearly 30,000, which is roughly 1 percentage point. we will see where that goes later today. the campaign, by the way here, biden's campaign waited late into the night waiting for any state to call to put him over the top. itner came. so he took to the mic he

pete: appreciate you being on the program. what are you finding? what this all comes down to is listen you want every legal vote counted you need evidence of irregularity if they exist what are you finding in michigan on the ground? >> well, pete, there's nothing more important in our country than integrity and our election process, and it's incredibly important that people in the state of michigan have peace of mind about the verification and the validity of what just occurred, so we launched an investigation into reports of irregularities across our state and the fact is, pete this isn't right now about being a republican or a democrat. this isn't about being conservative or liberal. this is about providing peace of mind and ensuring people that every legal vote was counted and one person had one vote, so pete , right now, we've done two different things. first, we sent record retention letters to several different clerks around the state, asking them, where the irregularities came from, not to destroy any of their evidence.

. >> pete, where do you stand? >> i thought it was a good quarter. >> should disney have a little bit of netflix love, valuation that netflix has >> some, mel, absolutely, but i think you have to look back. disney the brand people are champing at the bit people want to go back to the parks. they have had the closures and layoffs and all of the rest of it but they focused on the right area and been dealing with the whole distribution network and trying to get more content out there. i think they are doing everything right, but to guy's point, when you look at this company and try to piece together what would be the right pe, i think you are getting towards -- it's not there yet -- but you are getting at something that looks like a netflix valuation already based on where we are in the process. they will start making more money and more money, but the big question is when that's what we all are struggling with. at that point in time we will see some nice jumps, but until then i think it will remain a fairly volatile

pete: very much so. a lot of on the much that, hey, these polls, maybe they're not quite right, maybe there's a i'den trump vote s and -- hidden trump vote, and we're going in different routes to different places for the next three days, wee but we're starting right here in new jersey. and we'll keep talking to diners all morning long are. will's first time, he's nailing it. will: am i? am i? [cheers and applause] [laughter] ainsley: they love you there. brian: very interesting how will accessized with the vest -- [laughter] pete: he's a sharp dressed man. brian: appreciate it, guys. [laughter] will: check's in the mail, brother. brian: all right, you got it. griff jenkins is live in philadelphia. he might look good, we can't tell. he's wearing a coat. [laughter] >> reporter: what's going on? i'm in the city of brotherly love, but there's little of that between these two candidates here in the keystone state which may hold the key to victory on election night. now, trump stunned the political world in 20

here's your interview with pete rose on the field, 1999. >> pete, congratulations, it was quite an ovation. >> let me ask you now. it seems as though there is an opening, the american public is very forgiving. are you willing to show contrition, admit that you bet on baseball and make some sort of an apology to that effect. >> not at all jim, i'm not going to admit something that didn't happen. i know you get tired of hearing me say that, but i appreciate the american fans warning me on that all sentry team and i'm just a small part of a big deal tonight. >> the overwhelming evidence that's in that report, why not. [inaudible] schematic pete it's been ten years since you been allowed on the field. obviously the approach you've taken has not worked. why not take a different approach. >> what do you exactly mean. >> you're not allowed in baseball or 2b in the hall of fame. >> i'm surprised your bombarding me like this. i'm doing the interview with you on a great night, great occasion, everyone seems to be in a great move and you're bringing up something that happened ten years ago. >> you we

pete in. pete: good morning. indeed, we are, in the -- currently or has been in the past blue state of minnesota, but a lot of people feel like this could be the year that it turns red, and we're talking to voters in osseo. and i've got a couple gentlemen here who have been in business and have voted or will cast their vote. you plan to vote on election day, right? >> yes. pete: and you're voting for the president. >> yes. pete: what motivates you so much? >> he gets so many things done. i agree with his policies. he's following through with everything he said he was going to do and just the people that are against him, i don't even understand how they can complain about his tweeting or how he says things. it's all about the policies, especially the taxes. made a world of difference -- pete: in your business? >> yeah, a world of difference. the last two two years are the best we've had in 10, 12 years. the customers that we have, we hear the same thing back from them. it's been really good since trump's gotten in

just a name, were inand just a name, pete, please. >> bitcoin. >> okay. 20 grand almost. >> pete? >> vale. i'm going to give you vale >> thanks, guys. thanks for watching. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott, and hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange" and stocks are moving today. dow down 308 today but we're still on pace to close out a month of monster gains and record highs bullion versus bitcoin bitcoin nearing all-time highs, a look at these two and holiday shopping in full swing who could take the retail crown as shoppers move out of the store and online, but let's begin with the markets this hour and bob pisani is here with the numbers fo

pete joins us this evening. pete, welcome. >> pete: hey, mike. thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> mike: excerpt from sean parnell quote half of my life we have been at war. that's all we have known. and, yet, most of america has no concept of what it means to fight in a war or to defend freedom at all and to me that's very, very problematic. your thoughts on that point, pete? >> pete: absolutely. we want to bring people inside war in the human side of it and these 15 individuals are a perfect example of that mike, we do on tv we might do a three and a half minute seeing wment a green beret or army ranger. on fox nation i have a show called modern warriors. grab a beer talk real about combat and get candid and raw and politically incorrect and always some humor. that's what's in this book, too. i sat down with him and said talk to people when the bullets are flying. talk to me about when that helicopter is about to land. what are your fears? what are your hopes? what are your anxieties? how do you manage fact size? coming home? the disconnect between how the count

pete was saying tjuly /* -- juls saying the same thing. pete, where are you on that? >> we still are dealing with the election i think a lot of things can send us higher. we talk about volatility a week ago we were trading 37 and now 25 i don't think we sit here that long i think we will see more volatility, but not necessarily in a negative way. i do think there is a huge difference between growth names and quality names. there are names that separate themselves, whether a zoom or peleton. there are quality names that have pulled back a little bit. i think it actually gives us a little bit of upside >> we have a massive huge game ahead, but i want to go to guy quickly. are we going to look back and say that monday was in fact the top, now that you have had 24 hours to think about it, guy >> the s&p 500 for you armchair technicians, people can talk about the potential for an island reversal. it still sets up that way in the s&p 500. yes, that's one of those pages in the book. we did this moby dick thing months ago that you want to put a check mark on. i know you are o

pete, thank you. and i really suggest everybody check out "modern warriors" and finger lakes patriot awards coming up that you are hosting. great job. thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you martha. i appreciate it. >> martha: you bet. now an important tribute to read to you november 23rd, 1943. u.s. marine corps pfc thomas johnson was killed while fighting japanese forces fighting world war ii fighting the battle. he was just 18 years old at the time. his body was never found until now. young tom johnson's remains are finally coming home to california. thanks to the work of honor flight who discovered a burial site on island in 2009. a proper funeral with full military honors will be held on monday november 23rd. that's exactly 77 years after tom johnson's death. johnson was posthumously awarded the silver medal for the actions during the fight where he was killed. john sullivan writing this by his daring initiative dauntless perseverance and cool courage in the face of danger private first class

pete you're up. unusual. what have you got? >> all right here's the first one i've got for you, snap. this is a name you've heard many times from us over the last couple of months, scott. as a matter of fact, this year snap is probably one of the most aggressively bought unusual options that we've seen. we've had five times already this month what are they doing now? they are buying this week so they expire one week from today, the 27th of november they are buying those. they are buying the 43 strike calls for $1 now they bought about 5,900 of these calls. they have been buying and buying and buying they just keep rolling on up, scott. this stock back in the 20s is when they first started hitting with a lot of unusual option activity and it just continues on this is just the very latest one. we've got square as our second one. these also expire next friday, so it's going back to the theme of 2020 which is everything is very, very short term, but they are buying the november 27th expiring 200 strike calls in square, and they are

pete, check in with you again. let's go to will cain is he live at the diner in clayton, north carolina. it is rocking already. will: it is rocking already. i don't have a neck ty on. all of a sudden i feel inadequate. yesterday pennsylvania set the bar pretty high. the diner there had a literal donkey out front. the rocking in north carolina 5:00 a.m. this place, these 15 electoral college votes in north carolina there is going to be a battle for this state. we are going to talk to awful our friends. [chanting four more years] find out what's important to them. why they are going to vote the way they are going to vote. i have been told get the sausage links, they are special here. back to you in new york. brian: doesn't sound like battle ground state sounds like the battle has been won by the trump team. steve: delicious. take a bite. ainsley: next time we talk to him he can. steve: griff jenkins is live in wilmington, delaware where joe biden will be when the results roll. in griff, it's very interesting, at the

pete and tyler and i aregiving away these tvs to every new follower on twitter. hashtag just kidding but i will say this, all you technicians understand this. it checks back to its 50 day habitually and that is 20% lower than the current stock price let's say it has a rising 50-day moving average you are due for 15%. check that wait and then you can buy it cheaper and have a great deal longer term. >> it is all about when you buy and sell, not necessarily what you buy. >> that's right. when you look at this name, you say where is this thing from a pe perspective you could say that about a lot of companies we have talked about zoom and all these names. roku, it is an unbelievable quarter they put up. but i like steve's idea of waiting for a pullback and giving you a roadmap of when it's a better time to buy. >> up next, your final trades. i'm 53. but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. while helping with occasional joint stiffness. osteo bi-flex

appreciate that. >> as always, pete thank you. time for final trades. megan, you're first? >> going to equities where we're overweight emerging marks should benefit from the that and part of a regional trade pact signed over the weekend. a bet on emerging markets is a bet on china, 40% of the index but the data has been good there as well. >> good stuff. thank you for that bryn >> teladoc, after a bit of a selloff, doing a big boy trade and selling the april calls and selling the 120 puts and collecting around $13 so you get at 14% yield. >> good stuff. brenda >> international value, etf. this is an area we think is poised to continue to perform well in a global economic recovery that we see playing out the next few years. >> give me a name, pete and then, joe, give me a net. >> upwork, this stock is going higher. >> thank you. >> starbucks. >> good stuff. that does it for us. "the exchange" is now. >> thanks, scott i'm kelly evans. welcome to "exchange," everybody. market are rallying on vaccine hopes with the dow almost hitting 30,000 for the first time will it be another

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what's going on down there, pete? pete: good try. you will never beat. this welcome to benny's on the beach. folks, how are we feeling this morning? [cheers and applause] pete: there is a lot of trump supporters waking up this morning and looking at the states that haven't been called. do you feel like the president is going to win? [cheers and applause] all right. guys, i'm telling from you hard core supporters of the president there is a belief that the votes are still out there in those swing states and that the president will come out on top. i think it's important couple folks involved here in florida. big win in florida by the way yesterday. [cheers and applause] joe and benny you guys have been involved in mobilizing voters here in florida. how do you feel right now as the race exists right now? >> first of all, i feel fantastic that florida brought it home. we brought it home big time for the president. our president did a great job for the american people. the american people our way of saying thank you is to deliver florida to our president. an

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i want to ask pete and matt to stay with me. i'm told we have breaking news out of the white house so we turn to peter alexander. >> within the last few minutes we received a new statement from the trump campaign that comes directly from the president himself, we'll share that with you in part. it sort of presents a different tone than we have heard from him and from frankly his remarks yesterday and his all caps tweets 24 hours ago. he says in effect that this fight right now is for full transparency. he says it's no longer about any single election but about the integrity of the entire election process so no longer trying to say it's about, you know, i don't know, these feuds that many viewed as small and self-interested but something bigger than him is what the statement is trying to suggest right now. he says we want to pursue the process. we will pursue the process through every aspect of the law. i will never give up fighting for you and our nation. so those are the new words of the president today, the first real full pub

thank you pete. i'm very excited to present this next award to a man who is the definition of strength and honor, corporal sidney walton. mr. sydney served in world war ii at hundred one years young he's been traveling the country to introduce himself to americans in all 50 states to spread a very special message. let's take a look. >> you had a regret you've lived with your whole life, right. >> you never met civil war veterans, right. >> and to make up for that regret you've embarked on a tour, the note regrets to her where no one has to live with the regret of not having met a world war ii veteran. are you up for that. >> i'm up for that. are you up for meeting millions and millions of people that want to meet you. >> i think i am. >> this is all for you dan, look at the. >> we are giving deanna an opportunity to travel all throughout the united states including anyone who would love a world war ii veteran before it's too late. >> hello everybody. >> there's a shrinking number of world war ii vete

pete, long calls of uber and lyft, right? >> yeah, a little lucky here, scott, just because a lot of people have been playing this. we have seen the volatility for a while and we have watched both stocks move around in both cases, as recently as yesterday and monday -- monday and tuesday, we actually did have buying in there they're playing the very short term and playing actually november, which is still short-term it's a 2 1/2 week trade. looking for some sort of a move and getting it uber was 34 when they were buying the last batch of calls and lyft was trading around 24 when they were trying to buy the upside there really nice moves out of this really, really fast. i probably will not be in these calls by the end of the day, there's no doubt about that. >> okay. well, quick but nice gains rob, you know, let's go back big picture because we had a number of big names on our network throughout last evening watching the election, trying to figure out where stocks may go from here and i thought one of the most surprising takes

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let's bring in justice correspondent pete williams. he's a veteran of those wars, as is and last jeremy bash. jeremy was part of the recount in 2000 in florida as a young lawyer for al gore, the democratic candidate. pete, i'll start with you. we talked about this before. i said if it gets to the supreme court. the fact of the matter is there already are cases pending before the supreme court. >> if the electoral vote end up being close and if pennsylvania could make the difference, then a lawsuit already there would be the one most likely to get the supreme court involved. the republicans object to the decision by pennsylvania's state supreme court, it ruled in september that because of the pandemic and postal service delays, mail votes will be counted if they arrive by friday of this week, three days after the polls close. so the republicans first asked the supreme court to put that ruling on hold. that failed on a 4-4 vote. then the republicans asked for a full-up appeal and asked that it be heard immediately. the supreme court said

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spin it off. >> pete, thank you jim, thank you. >> now to the futures outlook. crowd oil is on the rise brian stutland is joining us with that trade. we know the vaccine news really set it aplies yesterday but it has stabilized they are poise odd to money but in terms of the trend channel, it tried to go to the lower side but i think this push up higher is over done xhirs will come into the market and spigots get turned back on i'd be a sweller of the december 31 strike area set future at $41 looking to trade down at 38.70. that way if i win on the trade that's $200 in my pocket but other wise i'm like them to short oil versus you're going to by energy producing stock. >> 9% in a week. brian stutland thank you. final trades are next. >>> we're back let's run through trades here. jim, you bought american tower. >> going to make this really quick. this will be a long-term multi-year investment for me look at the ten-year chart, a great business and great stock but i'm just nibbling now. it's a little expensive so i'll be adding to it over the couple of months. >>

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pete >> amd, scott. amd. they keep buying calls. >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott, and hi, everyone, as we abought the outcome of the presidential race, welcome to "the exchange." crucial swing states, pennsylvania and arizona and georgia all yet to be called the race is so down to the wire we're getting new vote updates right now the electoral votes stand at joe biden 253 and joe biden 214.