the little character would be mr. biden. everything is down. they are much worse off than they were. their circumstances had diminished the met dramatically. melissa: -- david: it's been down for nine days. it's a very bad losing streak. but the markets we should mention even when ronald reagan was elected the first year and half of his presidency the s&p 500 went down as well. it went down significantly because there was so much distortion in the market. we also now have a lot of distortions in the market as well. even if donald trump was more pro-business than hillary a lot of people say might also be a downward movement in the markets because they're so much distortion in the markets right now? cynic i think initially if trump is elected the markets will go down. simply because there is panic and fear about change that they don't fully grasp but longer term let's face it hillary clinton wants to raise taxes. and do all of the things that incumbent growth. make it even more expensive from young people to buy health care. reform healthcare and

home after their meeting mr. biden said that he said that is not worried about the incoming team whether it's ready. >> no administration is ready on day one. i've never met one that's ready on day one. but i am confident on day one everything will be in good hands and they will handle anything that comes. nicole: to prison about three weeks to announce his first cabinet choice. to president george w. bush around six weeks in 2000. just wait, folks. vice president elect mike pence is visiting with congress and house are paul ryan and house minority leader nancy pelosi. lauren: meanwhile, house democrats trying to decide whether to keep california congresswoman nancy pelosi as their leader for the next congress. the vermin in washington has the details. >> while republicans will soon hold the white house, the senate and the house democrats still have to choose their leadership and that is the house of representatives proving to be the biggest? nancy pelosi announced wednesday she went and ran for the top post in t

>> i can't speak to what mr. biden did or didn't do because he didn't interact with the house hardly at all. i do know mike pence and he's already started to interact. not only had of the transition team but was involved sort of directly yesterday in discussions about reelect dean paul ryan. it was actually mr. pence, vice president elect pants because i knew him here in the house that congress intends actually called me going into the meeting and said that, we want to make it clear that goatee, mr. pence in the president-elect support paul ryan for speaker of the house. there's an intervention there that has an immediate impact with the reelection yesterday. is the first example of what you'll see other very close working relationship between vice president elect pants and especially the house. neil: congressman, i know when it comes to tax matters to have to start in the house. many say they will end there. there's already talk talk that the trump folks might, might push corporate tax cuts first, then personal

dan quayle, he's former vice president of the united states and like mr. pence from indiana. a pleasure to have you on the program today. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> a lot of controversy mike pence being a different vice president than we've seen in joe biden in that he's going to be much more involved, he's going to be really a right hand for donald trump. how do you see it and what do you think the role offers? >> well, the role of the vice president always depends on the president and mike pence and donald trump are beginning to formulate that role. the pence model i believe will be one that's very involved and it will start off being very involved with the congress because i think in the first 100 days there's going to be serious legislation that's going to be introduced by the new trump administration. mike pence is a former governor, former congressman, he knows capitol hill, he's going to be very immersed in trying to get the legislation through and then he'll transition into, you know, doing a lot of political things and begin to travel around the world. i

mrs. clinton, but i don't think that's going to happen. i think you've got -- think about it like this. since this was exposed back in march of last year, what we have seen a slow-motion unraveling of hillary clinton's e-mail cover-up and unraveling in the worst po possible moment now but it's been a long time coming. it happened in fits and starts and just today we are getting new emails from the -- that the fbi uncovered from the group that she deleted. so some release today. nothing that is coming out shows that mrs. clinton wanted this material to come out. she opposed coming out. we were just in court earlier just a few minutes ago, just ended an an appellate court hearing and have justice department lawyer defending their failure to tell the attorney general that records may have been taken improper under the federal records act. they don't even want to do that. so i don't think the justice department is going to do anything in terms of a significant progress report other than maybe