 Another triple play for stocks, the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 closing at all time highs today. For the Dow, it's the 100th record close since President Trump took office in January of 2017. You can bet President Trump will be playing it up during the 2020 campaign. So let's get the read from Tom Bevin of Real Clear Politics along with Melissa Armo from Stock Swoosh. Tom, let me start with you. There's a campaign event tonight in Florida. Trump's been touting the market ever since he took office and a lot of folks said, listen, that's a kind of tricky thing to do because if the market goes down, you'll get blamed for it, but the stock market has performed very, very well and that's reflected in Trump's numbers. I mean, the overall economy, his job approval rating in our Real Clear Politics average is 43%. His approval on the economy, 53%. So full 10 points higher and we're seeing that reflected also in states like Wisconsin and some of these other key swing states in 2020. Melissa, what I love about this year's rally is it's so broad based almost every stock in the S&P 500 is up. 10% is a small move, many of them up 20%, a lot up 50%. If you have any money in the markets, if you're associated with this market at all, you're doing very well this year. Definitely. And I'll say this. During Trump's presidency, we have seen more record breaking highs than any president has ever had in the history of the world. We may never, ever see this again. Now, he may get re-elected and this may continue, but this is just phenomenal. I cannot tell you how phenomenal this is for markets. Tom, you bring up the point that President Trump ignored folks who said, listen, be careful. Four years is a long time in town to stock market rally, particularly one with an expansion this old and long, but he also went against the grain when it came to things like tariffs. We don't talk enough about the fact there are 360 billion in tariffs in place. All the financial experts say the market was going to crash. Wages will go down. Inflation will go through the roof and it's been the exact opposite. No, that's right. This economy has been much more resilient than I think a lot of the experts suggested. I mean, look, when it comes down to 2020 and what voters care about, I mean, the real story of this economy is the job market, right? Unemployment's low, wage growth, GDP growth. I mean, those are the things. You know, plenty of folks have 401Ks and they watch the Dow, but for most folks out there, it's whether they have a good-paying job and you just did a great segment on consumers. Watch consumer confidence. If they feel this good next year, Trump's going to win. You know, the irony with that, Melissa, is consumer confidence when you break it down by political party. A lot of Democrats still bracing for a recession, but when you break it down into economic brackets, we're at the all-time high with people under 45 years old expecting almost a 5% raise next year. So the optimism is carrying into 2020. Will that help the market? It will definitely help the market. And the one thing that I find interesting is you have stocks like Target. Target just hit earnings a couple of days ago. Target is making brand new all-time highs. Typically, you have stores like that only making new highs or doing well from now with Black Friday coming up this weekend to the end of the year. So retail is green, green before the end of the year, before even holiday shopping season. So stocks like Target are great buy right now. That stock was up near 128. Could very well get to 130. And again, you have this fabulous market going in the momentum. It's going to carry into 2020. And even worst-case scenario, we don't... Worst-case scenario, okay? We do not make a deal with China before 2020 election. I think Trump still gets re-elected. I don't even think Trump needs that deal in order to get re-elected. And the markets will just go higher if that happens. And you know what? I think China might be agreeing with you because they have been very, very accommodative of late. Tom, Melissa, thank you both very much. Happy Thanksgiving. You too. Hey, why you may not be giving thanks if you're traveling this Thanksgiving.