p.m. in washington and we are expecting two events at the white house this hour. a briefing with sarah huckabee sanders. there she is. taking the podium right now. also, a debrief with the president about rolling back regulations. let s go to sarah huckabee sanders. ten days of taking office president trump issued 13771 instructing the office of management and budget to remove two government regulations for every new one created. washington scoffed but the administration acted and under a year we have unleashed the american economy, businesses and job creation. these efforts and the rest of the president s agenda have fueled economic growth including all-time highs in the stock market, a 17-year low in unemployment rolls, new highs in manufacturing and consumer confidence and much more. we re at the final stages of historic tax cuts and reforms to provide massive relief to
an impressive lead for donald trump in georgia right now. let s go on to north carolina right now. 69% of the vote is in. look at how close it is. donald trump has a lead, but of only 689 votes. he just took the lead over hillary clinton in north carolina. now his lead has grown a little bit, as we re speaking. this leaves almost 3,000 votes over hillary clinton, 48.8% to 48.7%. 69% of the vote is now in north carolina. donald trump has a slight lead. in new hampshire, only 13% of the vote is in. hillary clinton has a small advantage right now of 4,500 over donald trump. four electoral votes in new hampshire. this has been a battleground state. in michigan, 11% of the vote is in. hillary clinton s lead is only 13,771. 48.7% to 46.2%. michigan has a lot of electoral votes, 16, to be specific. michigan, it s a close race in michigan right now. it s a key state. pennsylvania, only 5% of the