Sky News host Rita Panahi has mocked MSNBC host Joy Reid over her comments following Kamala Harris’ election loss.

President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly received a 50 percent increase in support among Jewish voters in New York compared to the last presidential election in 2020. The Jewish community overwhelmingly has previously backed the Democratic however the New York Post claimed Kamala Harris only got 55 per cent of the Jewish vote in New York compared to President Biden, who got 69 per cent just four years ago. Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large Josh Hammer joined Sky News host Rita Panahi to discuss Trump’s boost in support.

Wrong Speak Publishing Founder Adam B Coleman says former United States president Barack Obama’s “scolding” of people to not vote for Donald Trump did not help “whatsoever”. “I don’t think it helped whatsoever, I saw a lot of online backlash to his scolding,” Mr Coleman said. “What was very amazing about it is, in any other campaign situation you would say oh that was a misquote or he should not have said that but he does not speak for everybody else.”

Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large Josh Hammer has reacted to the 2024 US election results as Donald Trump is projected to become the 47th president of America. “The Donald Trump comeback story, my God, I mean, if Hollywood were not as uniformly left wing as it was, you know, Paramount, Sony, all the major studios will be going to a bidding war right now to get the intellectual property rights to produce this documentary,” Mr Hammer told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “What an incredible story. They have done everything to get this guy going at least as far back as the spying on the campaign back in 2016.”

Sky News host James Morrow lambasted Kamala Harris after she failed to address her supporters at the Democrat headquarters, where she faced an election loss. Instead, the vice president’s supporters were addressed by Harris’ campaign co-chair Cedric Richmond. “I mean, this was just a shocking performance by the Vice President this evening. I mean, truly, she was like school on... Sunday, no class,” Mr Morrow told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “If she doesn't this morning, I think call publicly Donald Trump to graciously concede and publicly address her followers. I think this will condemn her legacy, whatever legacy she had, as just ending out of this complete fizzle.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has discussed Donald Trump’s “astonishing” comeback as he is projected to become the 47th president of the United States. “This is a most astonishing victory there, the greatest triumph in modern political history, and I'll tell you why. Donald Trump risked everything to run again," Ms Panahi said. “They came for his family, they came for his allies, they used lawfare to try and bankrupt him, to try to imprison him on sham charges, they outspent him by a huge margin, and he had the overwhelming majority of the media against him, relentlessly running negative stories. “He withstood it all to win and win big.”

CNN’s Jake Tapper was shocked during a segment on air after preliminary analysis showed that Kamala Harris had failed to outperform Joe Biden in any state. 'Holy smokes, literally nothing?' Mr Tapper exclaimed on air. Sky News host James Macpherson, Caleb Bond and Liz Storer have reacted to Mr Tapper's reaction to Harris performance during the US election.

Sky News host Rita Panahi questions where Kamala Harris is following her election defeat against Donald Trump. “Well, this is extraordinary, where is Kamala Harris,” Ms Panahi said. “How does she not concede defeat, what is she hoping for?”

Sky News hosts James Macpherson, Caleb Bond and Liz Storer have looked at the front pages of the newspapers for Thursday following Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 US presidential elections. Mr Trump won a decisive victory in the US Presidential Election over Kamala Harris. He has become only the second president in history to secure two non-consecutive terms.

US political consultant Steven Hendrix has reacted to the 2024 US election results as Donald Trump is projected to become the 47th president of America. “This could have gone either way. When Joe Biden had his presidential debate that was so disastrous, I think the Democrats did, they scrambled, they substituted candidates and they made a run for it,” Mr Hendrix said. “But you really have to chip your hat to Donald Trump. He came through tonight.”

Sky News host Andrew Bolt has mocked left-wing media over their “grief” and “trauma” as Donald Trump wins the 2024 election. It comes as Donald Trump won a decisive victory in the US Presidential Election over Kamala Harris, becoming only the second president in history to secure two non-consecutive terms. “Can we pause for a moment on the show, out of respect for the grief that is now being felt by all those ABC staff, their trauma. Okay, that's enough,” Mr Bolt said.

Sky News host Sharri Markson has hailed Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory as a “political comeback for the ages”. Donald Trump is set to become the 47th President of the United States. The former president is projected to secure well over 270 electoral votes as well as the popular vote. “The Democrats tried to make this election about identity and personality, but this result tonight is all about policy,” Ms Markson said. “It's about the economy, the cost of living crisis, the border and immigration crisis, crime, foreign policy, national security and leadership of the free world. “These are the issues that Trump fought his campaign on.”

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Donald Trump’s presidential victory should cause an “explosion” in the Democratic Party. “This is a massive victory for Trump of course,” Mr Bolt said. “For the Democrats this should cause an explosion in that party.”

Sky News host Andrew Bolt reacts to President-elect Donald Trump's massive election victory. The former president is projected to secure well over 270 electoral votes as well as the popular vote. “Trump is president again in the most astonishing comeback,” Mr Bolt said. “He seemed almost serene when he claimed victory.”

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer has hailed Donald Trump's election win saying he could not be “more excited” for the United States. “A bigger win, I had this pegged at 306 to 312 electoral votes, I think we might even exceed that,” Mr Spicer said. “This is going to be a big, big night for Donald Trump, for the Republican ticket, and I couldn’t be more excited for the country.”

Kamala Harris will not be speaking at Harris HQ on the night of the election and will speak the following day once all votes have been counted and the final results are in. Supporters have begun to leave Harris HQ following the announcement.

First Edition host Peter Stefanovic says people are “waiting” for an expected Donald Trump victory. Mr Stefanovic said a Donald Trump victory is one of the “great political comeback stories”. “He feels like he hasn’t finished his legacy yet.”

Sky News Washington correspondent Annelise Nielsen claims the lack of “optimism” around the US made Americans want to vote for something different as Donald Trump pulls ahead in the US election. “I think really what we are seeing is just exactly what you get with a constituency that wasn’t happy with either option and was voting because they felt they needed to do something,” Ms Nielsen said. “This goes back to the day of malaise – people don’t feel like there is a lot to be optimistic about with the economy and just want something different.” “Donald Trump is a proven circuit breaker and Kamala Harris wasn’t promising that.”

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says “the numbers do appear pretty clear” in the US election. This comes amid Donald Trump leading in electoral college votes. “She’s [Kamala Harris] not ahead in any of those seven key states,” he told Sky News Australia.

Sky News host James Morrow slams Kamala Harris after Donald Trump wins North Carolina. “There’s a lot of unhappiness in the country, people want change,” Mr Morrow said. “Real change, not just simply a promotion for Kamala Harris.”