Hello, fellow rebel capitals. Hope you're well. Guess who won the election? Most of you probably

don't know yet, but Trump actually won, believe it or not. But what we want to do is take a look at

markets because we know a lot of his economic policies revolve around tariffs and some things that,

quite frankly, I don't like too much, but the market sees this is inflationary. And a lot of

the Republicans won. So are they going to spend like a drunken sailor? Well, I can assure you

of that. Kamala would have done

the exact same thing. But let's go into, forget what George Gammon thinks for a moment.

Let's just get into how the market is responding. So we're going to go over to CNBC homepage.

Quite frankly, I haven't paid much attention to this because I've been incredibly busy. I've got to actually move December 1st. So I do know I was watching the election

briefly last night, but I wasn't paying as much attention to it, nor was I paying as much

attention to markets as I usually would. So it'll be kind of new for me as well. Let's go over to

CNBC.

Oh, screen share first.

There we go.

You'll need to share your screen.

I just did, didn't I?

Didn't I just share it, Josh?

Yeah, I can see it there.

Okay.

So we're going to go over to CNBC and check things out.

So the market, the Dow is up 1,300 points. Russell 2000 jumps 4%. S&P 500

up a measly, 1.79%. That's kind of interesting. I wonder why there's such a discrepancy between the

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