Jim Cramer on Political Gridlock, What's Next for the Fed After Donald Trump's Victory

TheStreet's Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer comments on the Republicans taking control of the White House, Senate and House of Representatives. Markets typically prefer a divided government and political gridlock. "I think the markets like gridlock because its certainty that nothing will get done," Cramer said, adding that should a fiscal stimulus pass next year, it should be a boon to inflation. Cramer also said it's too early to tell what the Federal Reserve will do in terms of interest rate hikes at its next meeting in December.