Welcome to the C. M. C. election night special business on the ballot. I'm Becky Quick along with Joe Cernet and Andrew Ross Sorkin and tonight a deep dive on the business issues that play in the midterms and how the results could impact corporate America and your money. Of course business is certainly on the ballot this year. Over the

next two hours we're going to be touching on everything from inflation in the

economy to energy policy, labor, trade, regulation, and the outlook for the market

post-election. And we've got a great lineup of guests to break down all and the outlook for the market post election.

And we've got a great lineup of guests to break down all of the issues that matter to the

business world.

On that list, Guggenheim, Scott Meinard.

Dan Diles from the Tory Fund, former Commerce Secretary and former Kellogg, CEO,

Carlos Gutierrez, and Chamber of Commerce CEO Suzanne Clark, former SEC Chairman

Jay Clayton, former Fed Vice Chair Roger Ferguson, and so many more.

So let's get right to it.

Join us now with the big picture view of the most important business issues at play.

Dan Clifton from Strutegis Research Partners,

you got the best shop on the street, Dan,

and you were on Squawk Box when we found out the mission of our show tonight and what we're going to try to do and I

I ask you then I said you're the guy that we need to spearhead the whole thing and

that is the business implications of this election for

our viewers today was interesting ended up 300 points didn't look like that was

going to hold up today because of Black Tuesday. Why do we call it black? Should be red

Tuesday in crypto. I mean it's ugly but Bitcoin got down at 17 and change I thought

it was going to take the market down. What I'm getting to Dan though is that you had Friday, Monday, and

Tuesday together and we got about 1400 Dow points. How much of that is the

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