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Californians Suggest ‘Calexit’ in Wake of Donald Trump Win Time Sarah Begley3 hrs ago SHARE TWEET SHARE EMAIL One poll saw what others missed: A wave of Trump support ‘We actually elected a meme as president': How 4chan celebrated Trump’s victory Click to expand Replay Video A state-by-state look at how Donald Trump won the presidency CNBC takes a look at the make-or-breaks states that Donald Trump won Tuesday night on his way to the White House. CNBC Mexico won't pay for Trump wall, no peso action Mexico's Finance Minister Jose Meade and central bank head Agustin Carstens have looked to calm markets after Republican Donald Trump's surprise victory sparked a massive selloff tanking the peso up to 13 percent in after-hours trading. Sonia Legg reports. Reuters Emotional Van Jones: How do I explain this to my children? CNN political commentator Van Jones gets emotional during a panel discussion of a possible Donald Trump presidential upset. CNN Play Pause Seek 00:05 01:11 i Volume Volume Volume Mute Unmute CC United States (English) SETTINGS OFF HQ HD HQ SD LO Full Screen Exit Full Screen Play Pause "California wants a #Calexit" will play after this ad - 00:01 Volume Volume California wants a #Calexit California wants a #Calexit Veuer See more videos SHARE TWEET SHARE EMAIL What to watch next A state-by-state look at how Donald Trump won the presidency CNBC 1:56 Mexico won't pay for Trump wall, no peso action Reuters 1:30 Emotional Van Jones: How do I explain this to my children? CNN 2:13 World Leaders Congratulate Donald Trump On U.S. Presidency Win Newsweek 2:19 Donald Trump is now at the forefront of a global, far-right movement The Washington Post 1:40 Defense Claims Cop Was 'Scared To Death" During Shooting Wochit News 1:12 Senate's McConnell says Obamacare repeal high on agenda Reuters 2:00 White House says Obama intends to brief, not lobby, Trump on policies Reuters 2:37 Watch Hillary Clinton's concession speech, in full The Washington Post 12:25 Watch President Obama Congratulate Donald Trump on His Win Fortune 9:11 The Indian money no one will take BBC News 1:40 Trump should stay committed to nuclear deal: Iran's Zarif Reuters 1:11 The election night twists and turns in under 2 minutes CNN 1:42 American expats in Mexico worried post-Trump victory Reuters 0:44 Sen. John McCain Wins Re-Election NBC News 0:51 World community shocked by Trump win MSNBC 2:51 UP NEXT At the end of a bitter election season that left many Americans devastated by Donald Trump’s win, some citizens of the bluest state on Hillary Clinton’s map took to social media to call for secession from the U.S. The hashtag # Calexit trended on Twitter, recalling Brexit in its appeal to break off from the union. Another popular moniker: #Caleavefornia. Some took a serious approach, like venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar: “If Trump wins,” he wrote, “I am announcing and funding a legitimate campaign for California to become its own nation.” He and others called California the sixth largest economy in the world and suggested it could be a serious player on the national stage. Others took a more lighthearted approach, with one Twitter user joking, “We’ll just take our avocados and legal weed and go.” © Patrick T. Fallon—Bloomberg / Getty Images Attendees watch election results are announced during a 2016 U.S. presidential election night watch party at La Plaza de Cultura y Artes in Los Angeles, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016.