First, Leigh sits down with Charles Schwab’s Jeffrey Kleintop, TIME’s Rana Foroohar, and Fortune’s Shawn Tully to dig in to what president-elect Trump will mean for business and the economy.

Up next, Fortune’s Susie Gharib talks to eight CEOs—Advanced Micro Devices‘ Lisa Su, Bank of America‘s Brian Moynihan, Nucor‘s John Ferriola, Dow Chemical‘s Andrew Liveris, Johnson Controls‘ Alex Molinaroli, Newell Brands‘ Michael Polk, Ingredion‘s Ilene Gordon, and S&P Global‘s Douglas Peterson—about the policy changes they hope the new president will pursue.

Then, we dig into taxes under Trump. Fortune’s Anne VanderMey sits down with PwC’s co-leader of WNTS Tax Policy Services, Rohit Kumar, to discuss what kinds of tax reforms are on the horizon under a united Republican Congress and White House.

Next, thanks to ballot initiatives in several states, over 20% of America now has legal access to marijuana. Is this a sign of things to come for the whole country? What are the economic implications? And just how high will this elevate the growing marijuana industry? Leigh sits down with NYU’s Professor of Public Policy and author of “Marijuana Legalization”, Mark A.R. Kleiman.

Then, we round up prominent CEOs’ tweets about the election. What did some of the country’s business leaders have to say? Tune in to find out!

We close our show with an introduction to this year’s Business Person of the Year, Mark Zuckerberg. Find out why he’s no. 1 on this year’s Fortune‘s Business Person of the Year list right here!

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