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53.4% to 44.8% for trump. this is one electoral vote potentially in nebraska if biden can hold on. >> come back over here. we're waiting. nebraska and maine, congressional votes by -- they do votes by congressional district, electoral college votes. if you're in biden campaign thinking might not get georgia, florida, north carolina, dreams of texas not going to happen, closer but doesn't count. at this point in the campaign normally you think what is one? one can matter. again in this scenario, this is scenario on the board here. let me take these away. if you can hold this, you're moving clos...

Lead over trump's 61.4%-36.6%. in iowa right now, 19% of the vote is in, biden's lead is 85,000. 61%- 61%-36.9%. we got more states right now. let's take a look at other states coming in. michigan a third of the vote is now in. trump say head by some 210,000 votes. 54.7%-43.4%. in pennsylvania almost a third of the vote is in. trump is ahead by 179,000 votes. 53.4%-45.2%. wisconsin a third of the vote is in. it's very, very close. trump is ahead by some 20,000 votes. 50%-48.3%. in georgia right now, more than half of the vote is in. trump has a pretty comfortable lead in georgia of 348,000 vot...

Delegates allocated to date. and bernie sanders has won 43.1%. that's what they've won. what do they need to win of the remaining delegates to get to 1,991? this is what they need. joe biden just needs barely over a majority of the rest of the delegates. 50.5%. bernie sanders needs substantially more. obviously, behind. he needs 53.4% of the remaining delegates. and this is what i want you to compare those last two columns there. this is what they've been winning. they both, actually, need more than they've already won. so they both have to perform better than they already have to make sure th...

Them things aren't good? >> jon: the numbers that president trump took office, the dow is up 53.4%. the s&p is up, and then nasdaq is up -- >> sandra: you and actually going up after he was elected in anticipation. >> i always believe that they should judge the presidents the day after the election. it is a forward-looking mechanism. >> what we are seeing is, i think it is great news. that is the housing market. the household formation, people getting married again pure and millennials now hitting 40, living out, having families. we saw a new home sales erupted to the upside. new home sales, h...

Explains. >> it's elitist and argued the biggest potential rollback of obama era regulations to date. under today's proposed rule, the trump administration would freeze cafe, or corporate average fuel economy standards, at year 2020 levels. 43 miles per gallon, resending the rise to 53.4 miles per gallon come by the year 2025. opponents see it as a bonus for automakers struggling to make standards, some having already cheated to meet them. supporters also see it as a win or consumer choice. >> they will be empowered to choose the kind of vehicles they want to drive, not being told what to vehi...