Speaker 1: Oh fredosor hello, and welcome to the show. This is
Speaker 1: the Cult of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan, I'm Jake,
Speaker 1: and today is Election Tuesday in the United States. If
Speaker 1: you are listening from out of town or across the sea,
Speaker 1: or wherever you're at, maybe you're on planet Neptune, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the United States election. We are going to be
Speaker 1: watching it live. It is already underway. Certain states have
Speaker 1: already been announced. But you know, I mean we're probably
Speaker 1: gonna be waiting a few weeks, I would imagine, and
Speaker 1: that's just gonna be how it is. I mean, at
Speaker 1: a certain point, you know, it's it's gonna eventually come.
Speaker 1: I think Jacob with already the influx of all the
Speaker 1: red states that are already that have already won like handedly,
Speaker 1: like we already knew Louisiana, Like that's our shit right there.
Speaker 1: We're gonna hold that down. But like Texas even wasn't
Speaker 1: even close. It was like a lot like I thought
Speaker 1: that it was gonna be a lot closer than it
Speaker 1: was closer as far as what I think it was
Speaker 1: all Like, Texas was like fifty six percent Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's because of all these fucking California transplants, dude,
Speaker 2: the same reason why Nevada and Utah and Arizona and
Speaker 2: all these other states are starting to see this crazy
Speaker 2: blue wave that's happening.
Speaker 3: All these people have left the West coast because.
Speaker 2: They don't want to live in this communist regime that
Speaker 2: they voted for themselves. So they've moved more towards the
Speaker 2: east in different areas, and they're trying to vote to
Speaker 2: turn those places like California even though they literally just
Speaker 2: left California. This is what that looks like, dude.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, dude, yeah, big time. And all right, so
Speaker 1: for anybody that's new here, please mute your mic and
Speaker 1: there's a little hand raised button that you'll be able
Speaker 1: to if you want to chime in on something. And yeah,
Speaker 1: there we go. All right, So this is going to
Speaker 1: be a fascinating night. I hope that it's called There
Speaker 1: actually is a chance that it could be called tonight,
Speaker 1: even with certain states waiting in the wings. I believe
Speaker 1: it was what was it, Wisconsin or Michigan or something
Speaker 1: like that. The machines were fucked up. The door was
Speaker 1: open on all the machines, so they have to do
Speaker 1: a recount. So it's not going to be until like
Speaker 1: five or six in the morning until they can get those.
Speaker 1: But it's like, hopefully at that point we will have
Speaker 1: already handedly won. Hopefully, Bro.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what talking about who all is watching this,
Speaker 2: who all might be listening in on this one later?
Speaker 2: So as earlier dropping off baby girl to dance and
Speaker 2: all of these things. My son was in the backseae.
Speaker 2: He asked me about the election, as you know an
Speaker 2: eleven year old would do, and I had to explain
Speaker 2: to him, like, look, yeah, this election is important to us,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, but the entire world is paying
Speaker 2: attention to this. And he was like, hold one second,
Speaker 2: for anybody who does not have themselves muted, please do
Speaker 2: so at this time. We get feedback on the other
Speaker 2: end of that if we can hear ourselves echoing, but
Speaker 2: it makes for.
Speaker 3: Bad audio later, but anyway, all right.
Speaker 2: So I basically told him, like, look, just to show
Speaker 2: you a reference, I went to YouTube. I typed in
Speaker 2: current election numbers twenty twenty four United States.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 2: The first five newscasts were from other countries like News
Speaker 2: India Today had a live feed of what was going
Speaker 2: on with the American election. And he was like, wait,
Speaker 2: why does India care about us in our election? I'm like,
Speaker 2: because everyone gives a fuck about which person's leading the
Speaker 2: free world as of tomorrow.
Speaker 1: The whole world will do. Yeah, it's uh, I mean
Speaker 1: you're talking about the world leader. I mean, as the
Speaker 1: United States go some people don't probably don't like the
Speaker 1: idea of this, but as the United States goes, I
Speaker 1: feel like the rest of the world.
Speaker 2: Does they do they do? It's like, look, whenever COVID
Speaker 2: was happening, was everybody asking Spain what the Spanish government
Speaker 2: was implementing for their country? Nah, not really, but everyone
Speaker 2: was asking what America was doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, everybody, big time, big time. So all right,
Speaker 1: so yeah, welcome to the Live show. And I gotta say, dude,
Speaker 1: what is it a coincidence that we just so happened
Speaker 1: to choose our lives Tuesday nights? And it seems like
Speaker 1: every crazy event always happens on a Tuesday night.
Speaker 3: It's weird how that plays out. But you know, it
Speaker 3: do be like that, It do be yeah.
Speaker 1: It do so all right, So what I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: is I'm gonna share the screen here and uh.
Speaker 2: Say, which source are you go into for this one
Speaker 2: because again I found, like, I don't know, ten of
Speaker 2: them from ten different news outlets.
Speaker 1: Well, right here, I'm over at what is that? This
Speaker 1: is just on Google rate here, I think, yeah, and
Speaker 1: it's showing the results that are already dude. Trump already
Speaker 1: has Kamala doubled up in electoral votes, which is great,
Speaker 1: one ninety nine.
Speaker 2: So on, let me read this here. Is that confirmed
Speaker 2: or is that just kind of the way the state
Speaker 2: is swayed as of now?
Speaker 1: The states that are solid red or solid blue are one,
Speaker 1: but the ones that are shaded blue and shaded red
Speaker 1: are like leaning towards that way.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm I'm holding on to hope as of this moment, dude.
Speaker 2: So you're telling me one hundred more electoral votes and
Speaker 2: it's in the.
Speaker 1: Bag less than I mean, we only need two seventy Yeah,
Speaker 1: so literally seventy two more votes. Damn, it's getting close, baby,
Speaker 1: It's so close.
Speaker 2: It's how long do you think it's actually gonna be before
Speaker 2: they announce it, because you know there's gonna be some
Speaker 2: lag time, some recounting and some everything else, Like, how
Speaker 2: soon do you think it'll be before it's like understood
Speaker 2: that this is the way.
Speaker 1: Well, I've been listening to it all day, whether it
Speaker 1: be on the radio or just watching it on my
Speaker 1: phone or whatever. And you know, there obviously are states
Speaker 1: out there, Fucking Arizona, Maricopa County had already said, we
Speaker 1: had covered about how they were already saying, oh, well
Speaker 1: it's probably not gonna be We're not gonna have all
Speaker 1: the votes in until ten to thirteen days after the election.
Speaker 1: It's like, how are you just forecasting that? You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like, whenever I look into that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff, it's like, all right, well, you know, Americopa,
Speaker 1: they had a bunch of bullshit with them last election,
Speaker 1: so I wouldn't expect anything different. But what is great
Speaker 1: is that there are other states out there who, like
Speaker 1: you know, that were under a lot of scrutiny and
Speaker 1: a lot of pressure as far as ballot stealing and
Speaker 1: ballot burning and you know, writing in names and shit
Speaker 1: like that, such as Georgia, Wisconsin, Minnesota, stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and those those states seem to have gotten it, gotten
Speaker 1: it down. And so you know, just reports coming out
Speaker 1: of those states have been saying that like, yeah, it
Speaker 1: seems to be running very smooth.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: The only real issue that I've heard at least was
Speaker 1: out of Arizona, and I think there was one in
Speaker 1: Wisconsin if I'm not mistaken. But like I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I mean, right now, it's looking really great. But
Speaker 1: enough said, Steph, what it do? How are you tonight
Speaker 1: over there in az?
Speaker 5: Hello? Hello, Happy election night everyone. I just wanted to
Speaker 5: verify what you mentioned there. I voted out here in
Speaker 5: Maricopa County and I recently moved, and so there was
Speaker 5: a delay. I had to do the in person mail
Speaker 5: and ballot, and I did receive some missed phone calls
Speaker 5: from from like the county today, so they are calling
Speaker 5: people to verify their signatures, and so I just wanted
Speaker 5: to verify that it sounds legitimate. I hope they're not
Speaker 5: doing any finagling. But yeah, I'm out here in Maricopa
Speaker 5: County and they're with the melon ballots and with the signatures.
Speaker 5: I guess they're going to be calling people for the
Speaker 5: next five days, so it might be a little bit
Speaker 5: slower out here, but it does sound legit.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good. That's good. They finally are at least
Speaker 1: monitoring the whole situation. Like you hate to hear that
Speaker 1: it's going to take extra time, you know, and but whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, there's a possibility that you know that
Speaker 1: there are certain states. Maybe this gets so out of
Speaker 1: hand that it doesn't even matter. But I can't imagine
Speaker 1: that somebody's not going to need Arizona. Somebody's not going
Speaker 1: to need Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, you know, like places like that.
Speaker 1: So we'll see how it's going. I mean, it looks
Speaker 1: like fucking oh shit, Pennsylvania was shaded blue. Now it's
Speaker 1: shaded red. All right, let's okay, go dude, Wow, look
Speaker 1: at all that ran in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, whoa No, you went vote today? Right?
Speaker 1: I did at like ten thirty this morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I remember when we were talking about the
Speaker 2: voter I d laws that certain states are trying to
Speaker 2: take away and some are trying to implement and whatever else.
Speaker 2: All right, So today I went to the wrong place. Originally,
Speaker 2: long story short, there is a elementary school and a
Speaker 2: middle school with the same exact name at two different locations.
Speaker 2: I went to the wrong one, even though I knew
Speaker 2: where I was supposed to go. This morning, just kind
Speaker 2: of muscle memory of bringing my oldest to the middle
Speaker 2: school first thing in the morning, before I knew what
Speaker 2: I ended up there. I'm walking to the gym and
Speaker 2: I give my name and they're like, oh, you're at
Speaker 2: the wrong location. I'm like, wait, okay, what's up, and
Speaker 2: so it's like, no, you have to be at the
Speaker 2: elementary's coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, duh, okay, excuse me.
Speaker 2: So we get back in the car and my oldest
Speaker 2: is asking me about this, like why why does it
Speaker 2: matter if you vote here versus there versus wherever?
Speaker 3: Doesn't it does it really make a big difference?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, so I explained how for local elections
Speaker 2: and local voting and stuff, it can.
Speaker 3: But I also told him I was like, no, it's
Speaker 3: a good thing.
Speaker 2: Though they understand now that when I go and check
Speaker 2: in with my ID that it is in fact me
Speaker 2: that is coming to the ballot box. And I had
Speaker 2: to explain to him that certain people are trying to
Speaker 2: take that away because they believe that's racist. And he's like,
Speaker 2: wait what, And I'm like, so there are certain politicians
Speaker 2: out there to say that. I didn't even say which
Speaker 2: demographics or any of that stuff, because I don't I
Speaker 2: don't teach color in my household, and I don't teach
Speaker 2: that type of thing. That's just not how we get down.
Speaker 2: But I said that there was politicians out there of
Speaker 2: a certain side that believe that showing ID at the
Speaker 2: voting booth is inherently racist, and they are trying to
Speaker 2: make it to where anybody could just walk up off
Speaker 2: the street, go in a booth and vote for something,
Speaker 2: whether they live in that area or not. So the
Speaker 2: fact that we have to do it this way, I'm
Speaker 2: actually happy about, buddy, And so I had to like
Speaker 2: break that down.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. It's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad that this is happening at this age
Speaker 2: with my kids because they're old enough to understand.
Speaker 3: They were in the booth with me.
Speaker 2: They pushed the buttons for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw other kids going with their parents in there.
Speaker 1: That's pretty cool they allow that. Yeah. And oh, by
Speaker 1: the way, Kamala just got ten more electoral votes from Colorado.
Speaker 1: She just sealed.
Speaker 2: Who could have guessed that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, hey, dude, with Arizona with that shade
Speaker 1: of pink, Pennsylvania with the shade of pink, I'm happy
Speaker 1: about it. And Georgia that's huge.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, it is what it is Colorado.
Speaker 2: What wasn't exactly a shoe in for the red anyway,
Speaker 2: But again, it's still early. It is still early right now.
Speaker 2: Trump seated.
Speaker 1: One nine, So uh, I mean it's that's a pretty
Speaker 1: good start to the night, dude, pretty good start to
Speaker 1: the night. I'm really liking what we're seeing right here.
Speaker 1: Uh electro Nick with your beautiful head of hair and
Speaker 1: your hand raised their what to do?
Speaker 3: Brother, how y'all feeling living in that dream?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 1: Optimistic? Very optimistic right now?
Speaker 6: Me too.
Speaker 1: I think Nick, you called this one out, didn't you.
Speaker 1: You were you? You never lost faith in it the
Speaker 1: entire way.
Speaker 3: Huh, I would say not.
Speaker 7: I've been feeling pretty good about it.
Speaker 1: Right yeah, I mean I'm I you know there there's
Speaker 1: something that I did want to mention though, and and
Speaker 1: I hope it's not a sign of things to come.
Speaker 1: But all right, so, uh, we have Patreon and we
Speaker 1: and we also have rock Finn. Well earlier we got
Speaker 1: we had gotten a check from uh from rock fin,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh shit, all right, so I
Speaker 1: would normally and how rockfin works is that it converts
Speaker 1: into rae coin, which is some kind of bullshit coin
Speaker 1: and that's like their coin that they used to pay
Speaker 1: us or whatever. And then we got to convert it
Speaker 1: to the US dollar whatever. And I went to go
Speaker 1: try and convert it. Bro it was not letting me
Speaker 1: like it was saying. It was like it was only
Speaker 1: trying to give me like ten percent of what it
Speaker 1: was worth. And I was like, Oh, that's strange. Maybe
Speaker 1: I'll just try again later. I mean, the crypto market's
Speaker 1: always fluctuating like crazy. It's usually a little bit more
Speaker 1: calm at night. So I was like whatever. And then earlier,
Speaker 1: so the Patreon for Sean, that's that's all his because
Speaker 1: he is the editor of the show, so that's how
Speaker 1: he you know, he's paid through Patreon because he does
Speaker 1: all the editing. And so I went to go cash
Speaker 1: it out for him because he was like, hey, can you,
Speaker 1: you know, cash it out for me to I was
Speaker 1: like sure, And so I went to go cash it out,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't letting me.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 1: It's still not letting me normally it's like automatic, and
Speaker 1: so I'm hoping that's not some kind of weird sign
Speaker 1: of things to come. But in my opinion, dude, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, like, could you're.
Speaker 2: Taking a bank app error as a possible omen.
Speaker 1: I mean, on election day, I've never had this problem before.
Speaker 3: How many election days have you come on?
Speaker 9: Bro?
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, we we always hey, we're trying to
Speaker 1: point it out before it happens, and we've always talked
Speaker 1: about you know, what are they gonna do? How are
Speaker 1: they going to try and steal it? Well, if they
Speaker 1: can't steal it, wouldn't you think that the best thing
Speaker 1: that they can do is just lock down your fucking
Speaker 1: banking systems because oh, we don't need your country anymore.
Speaker 1: Fuck you and fuck your money. You earned this money
Speaker 1: in our country. It's not even and it's not our
Speaker 1: country anymore.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, dude, it's kind of like a flip
Speaker 1: the board kind of moment.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, I.
Speaker 10: Agree that, you know, if they can't steal it.
Speaker 7: I was talking to talking to my buddy about it earlier, like,
Speaker 7: if they can't steal it like they did before, then
Speaker 7: they're gonna have They're gonna do something different, you know.
Speaker 7: And if Trump and even if nothing crazy does happen
Speaker 7: as far as like election stealing, like even if Trump
Speaker 7: does win, I feel like they're going to start flipping
Speaker 7: tables and be sore losers because they have nothing left
Speaker 7: to lose at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't think. Yeah, but like, what does
Speaker 2: the flipping of the tables look like for these people?
Speaker 2: And I mean, to what level do those tables really
Speaker 2: get flipped?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean there was another conspiracy theorist. I wish
Speaker 1: I could remember their name, but it's somebody that I
Speaker 1: just found out about today. Who or No, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm tripping. It was Candice Owens. Somebody wrote to her
Speaker 1: saying that they because you know how we talked about
Speaker 1: it before about how the Jews are the best, like
Speaker 1: they jot everything down right, like they're they're really good
Speaker 1: at at at bookkeeping and whatnot, and especially with the
Speaker 1: names and the heritage and you know, all that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. Well, not saying this matters. I just thought
Speaker 1: it was an interesting little fact. But turns out a
Speaker 1: lot of Kamala's family heritage has been lied about and
Speaker 1: we kind of knew that already as far as like
Speaker 1: her grant, she was saying that her grandma was black.
Speaker 1: Turns out she was white. And so the I guess
Speaker 1: there was some Jewish person who was looking at the
Speaker 1: family heritage that I don't know if that's easily accessible.
Speaker 1: I don't know how she got this, but she was
Speaker 1: looking at the family heritage and the line of just
Speaker 1: the names that Kamala has put out there. Dude, turns
Speaker 1: out she comes from a Jewish family, so.
Speaker 2: I could see that.
Speaker 1: Just gonna throw it out there. It's banking cartel shit.
Speaker 1: I'm just I don't know.
Speaker 3: If that was the case.
Speaker 2: See, that's the thing, isn't that strange though her actual
Speaker 2: lineage no one knows. She claims that she's like Jamaican
Speaker 2: and therefore black, even though her dad, who is the
Speaker 2: one who lives in Jamaica, isn't so like whatever, then
Speaker 2: the Indian thing, I don't know. I don't know, and
Speaker 2: nor does it matter. Once again, that color thing that
Speaker 2: that's just through our eyes.
Speaker 1: That is no, it really doesn't matter. But it's just
Speaker 1: strange that you would lie about it. That's my point.
Speaker 11: That which her grandma wasn't even alive.
Speaker 10: Did you hear about that?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, her grandma was alive. I did hear some weird
Speaker 1: shit about her grandma.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Candace Owens like like found that ship out too.
Speaker 7: Like the grandma that she wrote about in the book,
Speaker 7: Like Kamala's book, she was she was dead before, like
Speaker 7: she wasn't even alive whenever Kamala was bold.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a mixture of them, right, well, it
Speaker 2: was it wasn't even her, right, there was a picture.
Speaker 7: Like somebody knew her her grandma came out and like
Speaker 7: basically said, no, that's not her and that picture, that
Speaker 7: picture is not even her. And they checked to like
Speaker 7: the dates of births and everything, and they weren't even
Speaker 7: like alive at the same time.
Speaker 4: Right, dude.
Speaker 1: And you know what else is strange too, You know
Speaker 1: how Kamala said that she worked, dude, And this is
Speaker 1: so crazy and we're only the only reason why we're
Speaker 1: even calling it out into the only reason why we're
Speaker 1: even calling it out is because it's lies. Nobody really
Speaker 1: gives a shit where you work, to who your family
Speaker 1: was it. It shouldn't even be about that. But whenever
Speaker 1: you're lying, yes, so you're gonna get the spotlight on you.
Speaker 1: So Kamala said that she worked at McDonald's, and so
Speaker 1: she like she even posted a picture of whenever she was,
Speaker 1: you know, repping her her McDonald's. Her McDonald's uniform, right, dude,
Speaker 1: turns out it was a fake picture. It was it
Speaker 1: was literally of some other chick who was standing in
Speaker 1: front of this uh, this place where you keep like
Speaker 1: your china and you know, like the the glass plates
Speaker 1: and all that other shit. What the fuck is that
Speaker 1: thing called? I can never remember names of furniture, but.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, wait, you tell them a like display cabinet
Speaker 2: kind of thing, someone like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something like that. But anyway, it's it was her,
Speaker 1: like this woman standing in front of that display, that
Speaker 1: china display cabinet looking thing, very old like, looked like
Speaker 1: it was maybe late seventies, early eighties somewhere in there.
Speaker 1: And and she's like head to toe in the McDonald's gear.
Speaker 1: And turns out it literally is somebody found that picture
Speaker 1: of the same body in front of the same china cabinet.
Speaker 1: China cabinet, that's the word. And and but it was
Speaker 1: literally a white woman with a different face. It was, dude.
Speaker 1: It's so crazy how they just manipulate shit. And just
Speaker 1: I'm one of you, and and you see every single
Speaker 1: time that Kamala has ever asked a question, Well, you know,
Speaker 1: I grew up in the middle class and It's like,
Speaker 1: what the nobody even asked you that, why are you
Speaker 1: going there right now?
Speaker 3: Like you know, she doesn't answer questions.
Speaker 2: She does that whole talk around, try to weave thing
Speaker 2: where all she does just try to say relatable shit
Speaker 2: that makes the crowd smile, that's all she She's like
Speaker 2: the drunk antwer.
Speaker 1: Because she's so full of joy. Jacob, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: the joy thing, Nicholas.
Speaker 11: But yeah, something just now that the girl, it was
Speaker 11: like a girl like from back in like uh, I
Speaker 11: don't know, the seventies or something, right, the picture.
Speaker 10: That they photoed, Yeah, they face swapped with her or whatever.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 7: What's crazy about that photo is they also edited it
Speaker 7: a girl Donald's outfit.
Speaker 10: She had a fucking squirrel on her shoulder.
Speaker 1: Dude, that's right, Yeah I remember that. By the way, Nick,
Speaker 1: your internet is ass.
Speaker 7: I didn't know if that was that's all this fucking
Speaker 7: squirrel controversy.
Speaker 1: Also, yeah, yeah, I can't. It was some kind of
Speaker 1: weird name of this squirrel, but it was like a.
Speaker 10: Weird little squirrel animal.
Speaker 7: And then they took that out of the photo and
Speaker 7: then they swapped Kamala's face on it. But one of
Speaker 7: the odds that there's two squirrel things that are like
Speaker 7: kind of weirdly connected in what's going on right now?
Speaker 1: Hey dude, you got to look for the signs. But uh, Nick,
Speaker 1: I did want to throw out there your internet is
Speaker 1: uh are you shooting from a fucking igloo or what's
Speaker 1: going on over there? Because that shit is no bueno.
Speaker 10: I've been in a fucking hotel with like one bar
Speaker 10: it'd be like that.
Speaker 1: It's all good. I just want to let you know.
Speaker 1: But uh, but anyway, all right, do y'all want to
Speaker 1: watch the.
Speaker 2: Coverage, yes, but also real quick, we do have more
Speaker 2: people that have joined us as the chat has gone on.
Speaker 2: I do want to get to the chat real quick
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Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, whose birthday is it? Samuel, first of all,
Speaker 2: is gonna ask the same thing, whose birthday is it?
Speaker 2: Right now?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know what, you fucking know what. This might be
Speaker 2: the year I go get a saw tattoo. I've been
Speaker 2: wanting to do it for years. I've been one to
Speaker 2: incorporate it into my open anchor. And this is the year,
Speaker 2: you know what. So it's been said, so it's been written.
Speaker 2: It's happening. Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay. For those of us that have never been in military, utah, okay.
Speaker 2: The Marine Corps is turning two hundred and forty nine
Speaker 2: years old this November tenth. Okay, And so Sam saying
Speaker 2: that he doesn't know if he'll be able to be
Speaker 2: speaking with me on the day of the birthday, and
Speaker 2: all of this, The Marine Corps birthday is a very
Speaker 2: sacred day to our tribe. And uh, it is the
Speaker 2: two forty ninth, and we have a weapon system called
Speaker 2: the two forty nine SAW or the squad Automatic weapon.
Speaker 2: It is a belt fed machine gun that is fed
Speaker 2: the same type of ammunition that in sixteen gets fed
Speaker 2: or in four same caliber five five six, or you
Speaker 2: know all the things whatever. Be a gun nerd about
Speaker 2: that if you want. But that is my baby because
Speaker 2: as a grunt we I was a part of a
Speaker 2: generation that got the saw. They started phasing it out
Speaker 2: and they swapped to what is now being used called
Speaker 2: the ia R. So the SAW is an antiquated weapon,
Speaker 2: but it's it is very significant to my generation of
Speaker 2: the time in the course. So this is a good one.
Speaker 2: This is this is a good one, Samuel. Happy early
Speaker 2: birthday to you two sir, and you too.
Speaker 13: Hat So I think is also a mine or if
Speaker 13: it's either her Raven came in which one, but yeah,
Speaker 13: so happy birthday to.
Speaker 1: All the marines out there.
Speaker 2: Indeed, Raven is also a marine herself, so tell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, buddy, let's see getting back to it, Zombie said,
Speaker 1: holy shit, is Oregon going red? We don't see any
Speaker 1: indication of that, right, now, I don't think unless there
Speaker 1: is expected until three votes from for Kamala come from
Speaker 1: probably one of the New England states, somewhere.
Speaker 2: In Massachusetts or Maryland or one of them areas. We'll say, Yo.
Speaker 2: If Oregon went red, that would be fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: Well, now they got Arizona back to shaded blue again,
Speaker 1: not by much. It's literally point eight of a percent,
Speaker 1: but it's only forty eight percent reported, so there's still
Speaker 1: a long way to go there. But Pennsylvania is still
Speaker 1: shaded red, so that's that's pretty clutch. But even still,
Speaker 1: that's a tight one, tight.
Speaker 2: Tight one. Pennsylvania is a very popular swing state. It's
Speaker 2: going to be a tight one all the way through
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 1: I think Tony said, there are a thousand streams going
Speaker 1: on now. Glad so many people are here. This is
Speaker 1: the most amount of people we've ever had on the
Speaker 1: live dude.
Speaker 2: I mean that is that instill some hope, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, hope and humanity that people do genuinely
Speaker 2: give a fuck about the direction this country's going. Because
Speaker 2: I feel like there's been such a spirit of apathy right,
Speaker 2: a little bit of some nihilism going on. There's been
Speaker 2: a cloud over our culture collectively. And I know I
Speaker 2: might sound a little woo woo with that, but I mean,
Speaker 2: just look around. Everybody's been just kind of in a
Speaker 2: state of stress and anxiety and maybe even a little
Speaker 2: bit of fear for the last four years, for one level,
Speaker 2: for two different degrees whatever. I think that, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is this is kind of a thing that we all
Speaker 2: need right now.
Speaker 1: Dude, Yeah, big time. Josh Clark our boy, Hello from Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: What of Josh up from Wisconsin, Wisconsin. The day Walker said, Oh, nevermind,
Speaker 1: that's in in in chat chat. In chat chat, Mario
Speaker 1: said Hello from Arizona. Hope y'all are well. What it
Speaker 1: do Mario?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Cody said, uh hello from southern Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Word old miss ship is in the house representing.
Speaker 1: Shout out to Brett Favre in your area. Sir Jez
Speaker 1: said from Yuma, AZ. We out here two hour plus lines,
Speaker 1: but we but we did looked, so looked legit so far.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: Yuma is Yo. I talked to you about that as
Speaker 2: a matter for Yo. Yuma is the middle of bum
Speaker 2: fuck nowhere. So I'm glad that y'all are out there
Speaker 2: holding it down that close to the border. They need
Speaker 2: the votes there, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, it's just straight up tumbleweeds out there. Ali said, Uh,
Speaker 1: just voted in Cali for Trump. Actually had paper ballads
Speaker 1: this time. Okay, It'll be interesting to see what happens
Speaker 1: with California. I I mean, I I don't think that
Speaker 1: it's just going to be that well. I mean, maybe
Speaker 1: it's just that I'm optimistic here, but can you imagine
Speaker 1: that state going fucking red?
Speaker 6: Dude?
Speaker 3: It would be beautiful. I just don't know if I
Speaker 3: would ever see it in my lifetime.
Speaker 2: Dude. I'm gonna be honest. That's deep rooted ship, deep
Speaker 2: rooted numbers and strategic areas there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Dougie said, uh, brother, we need to get you a
Speaker 1: Trump punish your shirt, no disrespect. You remind me of
Speaker 1: of John Burnhal's punisher. Hopefully we take the win. I'm
Speaker 1: so damn afraid to go to sleep tonight. I hope
Speaker 1: they don't fuck with the the and switch the votes,
Speaker 1: no doubt.
Speaker 14: Yeah, one of us.
Speaker 2: We must demand Tommy, if you could mute yourself, brother.
Speaker 1: Sir, Thank you, sir, Sorry about that. Otherwise it's just
Speaker 1: gonna get absolutely crazy. Up in here. Ali said, I
Speaker 1: wish Callie would flip. Yes, same Scuba. Steve said, hoping
Speaker 1: Virginia goes for Trump this time. What is Virginia? It's shaded.
Speaker 2: There's a swing state, dude, that's another one. It depends
Speaker 2: on if for talking southern or northern Virginia. Honestly, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's shouling to be looking red though.
Speaker 1: Well it's shaded blue though, so oh but it's less
Speaker 1: than blue, that's dude. Oh holy shit, you're talking about
Speaker 1: less than twenty thousand votes separating in Virginia right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the Virginia I remember, dude. While I was
Speaker 2: stationed in DC, I lived in Virginia and I went
Speaker 2: and registered to vote for local Virginia shit, because god
Speaker 2: damn they needed the votes. I didn't realize how bad
Speaker 2: of a swing state it was to I live there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a crazy one. Green crayons are the best.
Speaker 2: With your hand up, respectfully, respectfully, I believe orange, but
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 15: Green is better. As of right now, I'm watching another
Speaker 15: live pole in it's saying that Via is literally one
Speaker 15: percent Democrat right now, and actual organ threw up a
Speaker 15: whole bunch of red votes and was turning turning red.
Speaker 15: So we'll see the other ones are like solidly flipping
Speaker 15: back and forth. Michigan is a one percent difference to
Speaker 15: right now, So yours is different than the other one
Speaker 15: that I'm watching. So I'm kind of figure out which
Speaker 15: one's actually live.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean I'm the way I'm looking at it,
Speaker 1: it seems to be live, but this is Google. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's Google's interpretation of the live I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I mean that's what I'm looking at down here, And
Speaker 1: like every couple of minutes, the votes for either for
Speaker 1: either person is going up, So I don't know. See,
Speaker 1: you just did it, so I don't know what the
Speaker 1: fuck's going on?
Speaker 2: Tell you what? Send the links to other poles that
Speaker 2: y'all might have going on. Send the links to the
Speaker 2: chat and we'll try to open them up and see
Speaker 2: and we'll compare. Why not.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's a good idea, all right? Should we?
Speaker 1: I read this last one from Nick? Hey, everyone been
Speaker 1: listening for a year, my first time subscribing. Got tired
Speaker 1: of all those damn commercials. It burned, dude, welcome, welcome
Speaker 1: to the Live show. All right, let's uh, let's take
Speaker 1: a break from the messages right now, because y'all be
Speaker 1: hitting that hard, and let's get to what's going on
Speaker 1: in UH but coasting.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna get to David Becker and a minute on that,
Speaker 16: and then in North Carolina, where I am hearing from
Speaker 16: a source close to the Trump campaign that he is
Speaker 16: doing well in the rural areas in North Carolina and Virginia,
Speaker 16: and so that is making them feel optimistic. And the
Speaker 16: reminder North Carolina is the only of the seven battlegrounds
Speaker 16: that Trump won UH four years ago. David Becker, tell
Speaker 16: us where we stand now, and.
Speaker 17: We have reporters on the ground covering election night all
Speaker 17: across the US, including the so called Blue Wall state.
Speaker 6: So let's go to Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Speaker 18: I'm with Ja Janginsa.
Speaker 12: Pennsylvania, the biggest city in the biggest has.
Speaker 6: Pretty good covering of it right now.
Speaker 1: To you which one or SBA, oh right side Broadcast network?
Speaker 19: Damn?
Speaker 1: How did I remember that?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: M dude, I'm just all one right now. It's my
Speaker 1: third Monster energy drink of the night, so I'm ready.
Speaker 2: This is my second rain of the day, so I'm
Speaker 2: actually doing pretty okay.
Speaker 1: All right, oh yeah, yeah, all right, right side Broadcasting Network,
Speaker 1: and they are also live. Let's see what they got.
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Speaker 20: that information you see there on your screen. Let's also
Speaker 20: talk about patriot addict.
Speaker 1: Okay, nobody gives a shit about what you're trying to
Speaker 1: promote here.
Speaker 2: We're trying to ad readdo during the actual election. I guess,
Speaker 2: so yo, how much do you think they've paid for
Speaker 2: that answership?
Speaker 6: Holy fuck?
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's if we get.
Speaker 3: Called shills, bro. I swear to Christ it's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 1: It is pretty funny. Um, let me see here if
Speaker 1: I can find Yeah, I'm gonna filter it and search
Speaker 1: for the lives. All right, so what do you think CNN, ABC, BBC, MSNBC.
Speaker 1: We can try MSNBC. That's where all the the blue
Speaker 1: pillars are, so let's check that one out. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: it's just h music. A little bit of patriot of
Speaker 1: music in the background won't hurt us. So yeah, it's
Speaker 1: looking like right now, whoa did say Trump was up
Speaker 1: to two o seven or that's what he was already at.
Speaker 3: Huh, no, he was just over it.
Speaker 1: Oh he just wants something else then, all right, So
Speaker 1: it's looking at the House seats one forty five for
Speaker 1: the Republicans to ninety six for the demoncrats two o
Speaker 1: seven for Trumpet. Dude, see what I'm saying. Why is
Speaker 1: it still ninety one for Harris?
Speaker 21: See?
Speaker 1: This is why? Like, how is it not? Are we
Speaker 1: estimating here? You know?
Speaker 2: No, No, something was up there. They didn't have all
Speaker 2: of the states accounted for. There was some other blues
Speaker 2: in the New England area that that map didn't show
Speaker 2: blue h ninety one. What was the other one showing
Speaker 2: that she was at It was that one oh nine
Speaker 2: or some shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was including what's it called Colorado twelve?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that other map doesn't even show Colorado on
Speaker 2: that So I mean.
Speaker 3: Hey, okay, this is what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I like comparing these though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's cool, all right, Well the Senate is dude,
Speaker 1: everything's really looking pretty damn red now. But again we're
Speaker 1: still in the beginning, and uh, they're going to try
Speaker 1: and drag this thing out for as long as they can.
Speaker 1: That's why it needs to be like full on red
Speaker 1: wave kind of shit. And in order for them to
Speaker 1: call it tonight or else, they won't, dude, Like if
Speaker 1: there is a one percent chance that you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, Like, they're not going to call it obviously.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's looking like Trump fifty two percent to
Speaker 1: Harris forty six percent, with the difference being five point
Speaker 1: almost three million. So that's nice.
Speaker 2: I mean as of right now, showing what this is,
Speaker 2: he only needs sixty more.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's just the results board. It's not even anything.
Speaker 3: Wait, right, the results of the election.
Speaker 1: What do you mean it's it's not actually a show,
Speaker 1: it's just showing the result board, the current standing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Tim, Tim cass and Tim Poole, they had some
Speaker 7: good stuff too earlier.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, No, I was trying to just find a
Speaker 1: news to where they're going to be weighing in. I
Speaker 1: really wanted to just tune in because I like seeing
Speaker 1: the meltdown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt, that's what I like to hear. What
Speaker 2: side is spewing, what rhetoric about which, whatever. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: it's good to do this for sure.
Speaker 1: All right, let's check out the CNN one.
Speaker 22: Would we have to go back to what happened back
Speaker 22: then in twenty twenty.
Speaker 23: I was talking to my colleague.
Speaker 3: Why are they using Indian news anchors for this shit?
Speaker 2: This is the same one that I found earlier?
Speaker 3: There was all right, so this was one CNN all Indian.
Speaker 2: The other one was India Today News, basically the exact
Speaker 2: same news office. I'm gonna tell you why, Jacob, because
Speaker 2: you pay more attention to her accent than what she's
Speaker 2: actually saying.
Speaker 1: It's a good point.
Speaker 17: From the Republicans.
Speaker 1: Arizona's a tight, tight race right now, only fifteen and
Speaker 1: a half thousand.
Speaker 2: Hey, you just fucked me up. By the way, He's
Speaker 2: not wrong, man, I'm well played. No, Hey, your point
Speaker 2: exhibit A, dude, exhibit fucking ah.
Speaker 24: Okay, I imagine both candidates will be you know, the the.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is not what I wanted. There's gotta be
Speaker 1: something on here that's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Really fuck me up right now. Like Yo, that's a
Speaker 2: whole conspiracy in and of itself because it worked.
Speaker 1: Damn all right, Let's check out PBS.
Speaker 3: It's the weird shit like that.
Speaker 2: This shows you, like bro, your little fragile mind matrix
Speaker 2: is so fragile you fall into a trap so quick
Speaker 2: without even realizing it.
Speaker 18: Cool.
Speaker 2: You called me slipping dude, but you called me on
Speaker 2: it good good ship.
Speaker 1: Well you've both been hypnotized by the best, so obviously
Speaker 1: your third eyes are going to be open, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 25: Facts, They go this way around two here, this is
Speaker 25: this is where the final tabulation occurs. The election management
Speaker 25: system is in here. So that's kind of the end
Speaker 25: of the line there.
Speaker 3: But those precot.
Speaker 25: Workers as they come in with their ballots and their
Speaker 25: memory cards go to various stations here. Everything gets checked in,
Speaker 25: double checked.
Speaker 6: Re signed in, and then.
Speaker 25: Excuse me, how's everything going for you? Is that nice
Speaker 25: and smooth? Yeah, it's it's getting a little busier.
Speaker 2: Huh, that's what we want.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 25: So then they get they put everything on these cards
Speaker 25: and down the hall they go into the main area here.
Speaker 25: Now here's what we know so far. They've counted three
Speaker 25: hundred and twenty three.
Speaker 14: Two hundred and eighty nine ballots.
Speaker 25: Donald Trump with one hundred and twenty nine thousand, nine thirty,
Speaker 25: Kamala Harris with Kamala Harris with one hundred eighty eight thousand,
Speaker 25: five hundred and sixty.
Speaker 6: Now we would expect Kamala.
Speaker 25: Harris to lead in this county because of the demographics
Speaker 25: of this county.
Speaker 6: Historically it was red.
Speaker 14: It flipped in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: To blue, and it has moved in that direction.
Speaker 25: Now, this is where the real counting is occurring.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 25: You see all of the empty bags now which contain
Speaker 25: the memory cards and the ballots.
Speaker 6: All the sorting is going on. Still a lot of
Speaker 6: work to be done.
Speaker 25: We know that this was a record turnout of over
Speaker 25: four hundred thousand voters in Gwenec County, never seen anything
Speaker 25: like that before. So the night has spent a little
Speaker 25: bit longer than they expected.
Speaker 6: So back to you know, we'll be here.
Speaker 26: We'll let you know how it goes.
Speaker 27: Miles O'Brien in Gwenec County, Georgia, with a fascinating behind
Speaker 27: the scenes look at democracy in action, Miles, thank you.
Speaker 2: So look at the facade. Look at how smooth and
Speaker 2: true the voting is this time right as we can pull.
Speaker 17: And report to you.
Speaker 27: Republican Josh Holly wins reelection in the state of Missouri
Speaker 27: and Republican John Curtis wins in Utah taking over for
Speaker 27: Mitt Romney.
Speaker 28: There.
Speaker 27: Of course, both of those are Republican holes. So when
Speaker 27: you take a look get the updated Senate map, of course.
Speaker 2: Control Romney lost his seat.
Speaker 27: Grabs tonight forty eight seats for the Republicans, six for
Speaker 27: the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Damn Son note in New Hampshire that we're gonna he's
Speaker 2: used up all.
Speaker 3: Of his usefulness in DC race.
Speaker 27: Democrats hope to talk about it stuff the US Senate
Speaker 27: hinge on keeping Senator John Tester in his seat to.
Speaker 5: Win that vote. But a lot of Utahs don't like Romney.
Speaker 5: After twenty twenty, he was marching. He turned blue pretty quick.
Speaker 5: But a lot of Utans don't like Romney. So I'm
Speaker 5: not surprised by that.
Speaker 2: That makes me very happy. Like when I mean, we
Speaker 2: knew he was a rhino, that's a well understood fact.
Speaker 2: But then when you found out about his kid with
Speaker 2: the Berezeman deal, and like how all of that, that
Speaker 2: whole house of cards came crumbling down. It's like I
Speaker 2: was really really hoping that he wouldn't get re elected,
Speaker 2: and thank.
Speaker 3: The Lord that he's not.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know anything about this Curtis fella I'm
Speaker 2: assuming he's also a member of the LDS and all
Speaker 2: the things and the stuff, but like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hopefully he is a true Republican instead of a instead
Speaker 2: of a rhino puppet.
Speaker 1: We shall see, Yeah, we'll see. I'm trying to.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, what are you searching for?
Speaker 2: Dog?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm trying to pull it up. I actually found
Speaker 1: their fucking live streaming it on a look at it
Speaker 1: on Disney Plus.
Speaker 9: Yo.
Speaker 3: Okay, I thought we saw that earlier.
Speaker 2: We were watching Rayah while we were eating dinner, and
Speaker 2: the kids are like, oh, they're live streaming on Disney,
Speaker 2: and I was like, yeah, it would be like Disney
Speaker 2: to do something like that, But.
Speaker 3: I do think they were.
Speaker 1: They were streaming the last one too, yo.
Speaker 2: That wouldn't actually be surprising to me if they had
Speaker 2: the most up to date coverage as well, just because
Speaker 2: that's that's what could be expected from those clowns.
Speaker 1: Well, because it's ABC and all that too, you know,
Speaker 1: mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Esp In there, I'm sure they're speaking on it right now.
Speaker 2: Also owned by Disney, the whole nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I'm trying to log into my Disney Plus here.
Speaker 2: All right, while you're doing that one Kansas Diddy? Nice okay,
Speaker 2: two four to one twelve.
Speaker 15: The Politico one I dropped in the chat has the
Speaker 15: best updates so far. It's updating live. I just saw
Speaker 15: before he said the Kansas had dropped it. So it's
Speaker 15: updating literally like every thirty to foury five seconds on
Speaker 15: each each state, especially the ones that are really close
Speaker 15: right now, they're going by like er point one point two.
Speaker 17: So you might want to pop that one up.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see, Jonathan, you got to pull it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm working on it.
Speaker 2: Analytico scroll down to it.
Speaker 1: Is it the Politico website or Politico YouTube or.
Speaker 15: It's the political website?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: For some reason, just hey, aren't you on aren't you
Speaker 1: on Apple?
Speaker 6: Jungan?
Speaker 1: Am I on an Apple computer?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Don't you? Aren't you on Apple?
Speaker 6: Aren't you on Mac laptop?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 1: Go to your uh just go to the news. Oh
Speaker 1: I deleted that, your dumb bug.
Speaker 29: It's probably the most updated one.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 19: What uh?
Speaker 1: So the Politico are you talking about? Like there's video
Speaker 1: or it's just.
Speaker 10: Is Trump just one Iowa and six more.
Speaker 15: Showing and you'll see a top across it like a
Speaker 15: top it will show which ones he's winning too, and
Speaker 15: it keeps popping up and you can actually like scroll
Speaker 15: down and see the numbers keep changing, like every minute's
Speaker 15: updating itself.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I mean it's looking good, dude. I mean, uh,
Speaker 1: Wisconsin and Michigan looking red right now, Arizona as well, Georgia, North.
Speaker 3: Carolina, Virginia looking blue.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pa is still looking red. But I mean by
Speaker 2: what percentage?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 2: I mean, what's that margin? Looks like? Hey, by the way,
Speaker 2: y'all are on the sports betting apps, Yo, what's the
Speaker 2: over under on this shit?
Speaker 3: It's actually the Vegas odds.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know about the Vegas odds, but on
Speaker 1: robin Hood I can check right now. Actually being okay,
Speaker 1: so yesterday whenever I talked about it on the show,
Speaker 1: I was it yesterday or day before? I talked about
Speaker 1: how you can go on robin Hood and you can
Speaker 1: bet or whatever, and basically how you're basically buying shares
Speaker 1: and each share, if you win and you pick the
Speaker 1: correct president and you invest in the correct president, whenever
Speaker 1: it's announced, you get a dollar per each share. Right, well,
Speaker 1: yesterday or two days ago, whenever I checked, it was
Speaker 1: like fifty it was you could buy a share of
Speaker 1: Trump for fifty five cents, and a shriff Kamala was
Speaker 1: forty five cents, which means that you know, the stock
Speaker 1: market was at least in favor of Trump, dude. Now
Speaker 1: a share of Trump is eighty nine cents compared to
Speaker 1: a shareff Kamala is thirteen cents, dude, So that means
Speaker 1: that like, yeah, no, nobody's really nobody's thinking the Kamala
Speaker 1: is going to pull this out. But I will say,
Speaker 1: if you think that it's going to be rigged, now
Speaker 1: is the time to invest in Kamala.
Speaker 2: I'll say this, all of the betting that I can
Speaker 2: see the Vegas odds from every point, the best one
Speaker 2: I see says that they have the Republicans taking it
Speaker 2: with a thirty eight point lead. Okay, I didn't. I've
Speaker 2: actually never seen what the gambling odds for an election
Speaker 2: would look like written out like that, But okay, interesting, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think it is real bullshit.
Speaker 29: How a president covers seventy five percent of the map
Speaker 29: that still can lose.
Speaker 1: It's the fucking borders, dude. It's always the East coast
Speaker 1: and the West coast that gets them.
Speaker 2: But if it was by population alone, there's only like
Speaker 2: twenty spots in that whole continent or the whole country
Speaker 2: that could really make a difference in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the big cities and shit, I don't know why.
Speaker 1: Why is it that the East coast is always so.
Speaker 3: Blue because they're so congested with population.
Speaker 2: Right when the white people first settled in this nation,
Speaker 2: in this land, they hit the east coast and really
Speaker 2: started to colonize it.
Speaker 3: Then the westward expansion, they kind of.
Speaker 2: Started to trickle out more and more, except for California
Speaker 2: where they all like went hardcore hardcore, or not just California,
Speaker 2: but the entire West coast because of the gold Rush,
Speaker 2: and they just fucking went so they got to the ocean.
Speaker 2: Then you had the people that settled along the way
Speaker 2: on you know, the way to the west, and that's
Speaker 2: what kind of settled in what we now call the
Speaker 2: flyover states. So population density and things like that, it
Speaker 2: just kind of fell out that way.
Speaker 1: I gotcha. Okay, Nick, do you did you recently put
Speaker 1: your hand up or was it never down?
Speaker 2: I don't think you ever put it down. But at
Speaker 2: the same time, he's always like on one, So I mean,
Speaker 2: what you got Nick.
Speaker 1: Or if not, then okay, there goes Bubba Gump. What's
Speaker 1: your hand up? That's a new one.
Speaker 8: What's shaking? Bacon's what a doud fox has it?
Speaker 30: At two seventeen excuse me, two eleven to one seventeen,
Speaker 30: obviously in favor of Trump, and he's up by about
Speaker 30: five million votes. Uh, this is this is looking I'm
Speaker 30: pleasantly optimistic.
Speaker 1: Same, hey, let's not. Let's not get too ahead of ourselves.
Speaker 1: We were pretty fucking optimistic four years ago when we
Speaker 1: went to sleep.
Speaker 30: Let me let me just say this, though I worked
Speaker 30: for the Trump campaign in twenty sixteen, this already feels
Speaker 30: a thousand times better. It feels straight laced this time,
Speaker 30: whereas in sixteen or excuse me, yeah, no, corny, I
Speaker 30: don't remember that one felt bad, that one felt sketchy.
Speaker 30: Y as shit, I must have called. I made ten
Speaker 30: thousand some phone calls for the Trump campaign and it
Speaker 30: was ninety percent Trump. And then I live in Minnesota,
Speaker 30: and uh, yeah, Minnesota should have gone red.
Speaker 1: Yeah this shit is, uh, it's looking really good. I
Speaker 1: just you know, I'm typically an optimistic kind of person,
Speaker 1: whereas Jacob, you're typically more pessimistic.
Speaker 2: I think I'm yeah, out of the two of us,
Speaker 2: you're definitely more of the glass half full of us.
Speaker 2: I would like to think.
Speaker 3: That I'm a glass half full type of guy.
Speaker 2: But of you and I No, no, you you had
Speaker 2: that seat securely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean some times too optimistic. That's why I'm like,
Speaker 1: all right, I gotta have you to have my feet
Speaker 1: on the ground, no.
Speaker 2: Doubt, no doubt. But even to Bubba Gump's point, dude,
Speaker 2: I feel pleasantly optimistic. I'm not saying like, oh, we
Speaker 2: got it, no, no, but looking at it from the
Speaker 2: realm of the numbers and the time that it is
Speaker 2: currently as of time of recording this right now, you
Speaker 2: know it's it's I'm feeling okay about it. And to
Speaker 2: be honest with you, bro, as soon as he got shot,
Speaker 2: you remember we said this, all he has to do
Speaker 2: is go on Rogan and like that's it, Like, don't
Speaker 2: even campaign, don't even do one rally, Like just just
Speaker 2: let it ride and you'll be fine. He went on Rogan.
Speaker 2: And it's and it's understood that she had the option
Speaker 2: to and he she didn't. And not only did he
Speaker 2: go on Rogan, he went on comedy podcasts. He went
Speaker 2: on flagrant and shit, he went on THEO Vaughn like
Speaker 2: he He appealed to the people, and I think the
Speaker 2: people are responding and again, unless they do you some
Speaker 2: ridiculous theft type shit. I am hoping that this will
Speaker 2: this way will continue.
Speaker 1: Bro, Yeah, I'm hoping. So I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 1: why Trump has two eleven on this one and two
Speaker 1: ten on the other. Which which state has one electoral vote?
Speaker 2: Is it like the Virgin Islands or some shit? No,
Speaker 2: because it's a state that territories don't get that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not showing Alaska or Hawaii yet, Steph, what
Speaker 1: you got?
Speaker 31: Well?
Speaker 5: I wanted to ask you guys a question to see
Speaker 5: if you had seen the CNN UH Topic report I
Speaker 5: think it was yesterday or the day before that about
Speaker 5: they called out Harris Camelton Harris for essentially there was
Speaker 5: a report that they did because I think she went
Speaker 5: to Pennsylvania and talked about something very pro Israel, and
Speaker 5: then she went to Michigan and talked about something very
Speaker 5: pro Palestine, and they were talking about how her basically
Speaker 5: her ad, she ran an ad in two different states
Speaker 5: trying to get to the Jewish vote and then get
Speaker 5: to the Muslim vote on two different states, and what
Speaker 5: she said contradicted each other. And I thought it was
Speaker 5: interesting that out of all news organizations, it was CNN
Speaker 5: that was running that. I don't know if you guys
Speaker 5: saw that or if you wanted to share your thoughts.
Speaker 2: I ain't seen it, but yeah, I didn't out to
Speaker 2: CNN for getting it right on that one.
Speaker 1: Okay, people have been saying that, you know, CNN is
Speaker 1: not totally full of shit anymore, that they're trying to
Speaker 1: make at least some kind of balance comeback. I'll say this,
Speaker 1: I haven't seen that. On the On the drive to Louisiana,
Speaker 1: I kept on switching back and forth from CNN to
Speaker 1: Fox News on the serious radio, and dude, it was
Speaker 1: like night and day like you're talking about, like literally,
Speaker 1: I'm voting for this team, I'm voting for that team.
Speaker 1: This is why this person's bad. This is why this
Speaker 1: person's bad.
Speaker 2: It's like fuck, you know, yeah, but I wonder if
Speaker 2: that was also CNN trying to get ahead of it
Speaker 2: in case. You know, either way, this shakes out kind
Speaker 2: of like, uh, you remember what happens to all those
Speaker 2: T shirts that they have made for the super Bowl
Speaker 2: winner that didn't win the Super Bowl. Right, they all
Speaker 2: get sent to like other countries, the world countries and whatever.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, So like is this CNN's version of that
Speaker 2: just in case things shake out in an unfavorable way
Speaker 2: for them. They already got a couple of articles that
Speaker 2: are running from a couple of hours ago saying, well,
Speaker 2: you know, she's kind of dog shit anyway, Like I
Speaker 2: don't know, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, on some real shit. CNN kind of needs Trump
Speaker 1: to win because that's the only way people are tuning
Speaker 1: in to their to their channel anymore is whenever they
Speaker 1: do talk about Trump. That's the only way their ratings
Speaker 1: go up, is whenever they're talking about Trump, if they're
Speaker 1: talking about literally anything else. I mean, it's not because
Speaker 1: they're going because they like to, you know, people like
Speaker 1: to hear what the shit talking that they have about Trump.
Speaker 1: It's just like, oh, let's see what CNN is talking
Speaker 1: about today.
Speaker 3: You know what was their numbers? Wasn't like under a million?
Speaker 1: Oh dude, podcasts are getting bigger numbers than CNN.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I don't mean just like Rogan that's the
Speaker 2: the number one on earth. Okay, but like, no, like
Speaker 2: I want to say, I forget what report it was,
Speaker 2: but they're like under a million as far as their
Speaker 2: regular viewership. Their prime time viewership.
Speaker 8: Is under a million.
Speaker 1: Bro Oh dude, Alex Jones regularly exceeds CNN Live handily,
Speaker 1: which is pretty crazy. But yeah, it says the next
Speaker 1: poll closes in seven minutes and eight seconds.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting. We'll see what gets weird then.
Speaker 2: All right, so yo, go refresh the Politico page and
Speaker 2: see if like that one's maybe you just need to
Speaker 2: be refreshed or some shit.
Speaker 1: Two ten to one thirteen, Now I still got it
Speaker 1: to ten to one thirteen too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know we got to eleven to one seventeen.
Speaker 1: This is on Fox.
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe they know something that we don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Thirteen seventeen. Oh, they're they're probably including Maine right here.
Speaker 1: Damn Maine is going blue?
Speaker 3: How of course New England.
Speaker 1: No normally MAINEZ City normally Maine's red. I thought, no,
Speaker 1: Maine already went blue.
Speaker 19: Maine.
Speaker 10: They already updated that one.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, mostly this one.
Speaker 1: What's up? Josh?
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 2: Guys?
Speaker 32: What?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 33: So I've been hanging out in the old family room
Speaker 33: watching streaming on Rumble all night, and this mamp is
Speaker 33: nowhere near what I'm seeing on like Crowder and tim
Speaker 33: cast and uh Daily Wire, Like none of those guys
Speaker 33: have that even anywhere close to that. Tim Cast is
Speaker 33: showing as using the New York Times, which is interesting,
Speaker 33: and uh they New York Times has uh has Trump
Speaker 33: winning big on their maps.
Speaker 2: I don't know what, but anyways, live projection, Yeah, this
Speaker 2: is live. Look we got yeah New York Times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 33: This is what we've been watching on on tim cast
Speaker 33: on my here.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's saying that the chances of Trump winning is
Speaker 1: eighty seven right now.
Speaker 33: Right, so I don't like, I don't trust CNN at all.
Speaker 33: The Times is like fleaning, so you know, we got
Speaker 33: that in our favor.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 33: The other thing I wanted to point out is you
Speaker 33: guys are definitely uh keeping solid on watching what Trump's doing.
Speaker 33: But the individual down ticket races and all the states
Speaker 33: are are pretty crucial as well. For instance, in Ohio,
Speaker 33: we have a big senatorial race. That's that's uh, it
Speaker 33: could be huge for for Republicans. It's a senator, the
Speaker 33: incumbent Senator Share Brown going against Bernie Marino, and Marino
Speaker 33: is currently up on the incumbent by like four points,
Speaker 33: so that that's huge, that that could give us a
Speaker 33: lead in the Senate.
Speaker 34: Uh, you know, we have we have, we had Congress
Speaker 34: coming in, but that could that's one of those races
Speaker 34: that could give us a lead in the Senate as well,
Speaker 34: no doubt.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh, look, you know what, let's tune in right
Speaker 1: here on CNN. This is where I wanted to see
Speaker 1: the meltdown anyway.
Speaker 35: Okay, look at battleground Georgia. First, let's just look at
Speaker 35: the entire map and look at it out.
Speaker 19: There's a lot of red on that map.
Speaker 35: There's a lot of red on that map, and that
Speaker 35: tells you right now, right now, with a lot of
Speaker 35: votes to be counted, this map looks a lot more
Speaker 35: like twenty sixteen than it does like twenty twenty. And
Speaker 35: you can go at home what happened in those two elections.
Speaker 35: But we're not done with the count So let's look
Speaker 35: in Georgia right now. The former president leading in Georgia
Speaker 35: by one hundred and thirty six thousand votes in change
Speaker 35: at fifty one percent to forty eight percent, eighty nine
Speaker 35: percent in so when you get this close to the
Speaker 35: finish line, you're saying, what's left and is it enough?
Speaker 35: Is it enough to overcome one hundred and thirty six
Speaker 35: thousand votes. So let's start with that, and let's look
Speaker 35: at where our live outstanding votes are. The bigger the circle,
Speaker 35: the more votes still to be counted, the color of
Speaker 35: the circle, how the vote's coming in that area right now.
Speaker 35: So you do see a lot of big circles in
Speaker 35: Atlanta and the suburbs down here in Savannah and the
Speaker 35: suburban areas around that.
Speaker 19: Columbus Georgia.
Speaker 35: Down here, you see some pockets of Democratic votes that
Speaker 35: are still out.
Speaker 19: They're large pockets. That's a lot of.
Speaker 35: Votes, and if they come in big numbers, we'll see
Speaker 35: how significantly the vice president there is that gap. You
Speaker 35: also see a lot of these little blue dots. They're
Speaker 35: not done in the rural counties in Georgia. And that
Speaker 35: matters too, because, yes, if you get a big basket
Speaker 35: of votes in Cobb Counties at ninety five percent though,
Speaker 35: so you're not going to get a ton there Fulton
Speaker 35: Counties at ninety percent. It's the largest population center, so
Speaker 35: ten percent can be a lot of votes because of
Speaker 35: the population center. This is the one we're waiting the
Speaker 35: most on Gwinnett County. But they're up to seventy two
Speaker 35: percent now, and then we'll come down and look at
Speaker 35: the cap County nine percent now, so we have more
Speaker 35: votes to come from in this circle of Atlanta.
Speaker 2: If the state of Georgia is leaning red, then why
Speaker 2: is it blue highlighted on their map here.
Speaker 10: Of the districts that voted Democrats.
Speaker 2: No, no, I mean the whole the country of America.
Speaker 2: On the left there, you see that it's kind of
Speaker 2: bluish tinted, isn't.
Speaker 36: It, I would say as you pull it out, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 36: that's gray.
Speaker 2: That's more of a gray. My bad.
Speaker 1: Oh this one right here?
Speaker 19: Yeah yeah yeah, Vice President state.
Speaker 35: So let's look at North Carolina, another of the Sun
Speaker 35: Belt states.
Speaker 19: One hundred and forty five thousand votes ahead.
Speaker 35: That's almost twice what Donald Trump won North Carolina by
Speaker 35: four years ago, eighty five percent of the vote in
Speaker 35: same test.
Speaker 19: What's the outstanding vote again? Again?
Speaker 35: Smaller circle now in Mecklenburg. I'll go there in just
Speaker 35: a second of seat that was a little bit bigger
Speaker 35: earlier in the night. That's the largest county, Mecklenburg County
Speaker 35: is Charlotte and the suburbs around it.
Speaker 19: Out here in.
Speaker 35: The Raleigh Dourham area. Still a lot of votes to
Speaker 35: be had. Fayette Ville area a lot of votes to
Speaker 35: be counted.
Speaker 19: But again, look at those little tiny dots right.
Speaker 35: Not a lot out there, but all those little rural
Speaker 35: counties add up for Donald Trump. So let's just come
Speaker 35: out and check where we were talking about right here,
Speaker 35: Cumberland County.
Speaker 19: That's Fayetteville.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, look at this.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sarah McBride, a Democrat who has projected to win the
Speaker 1: lone House seat in deep blue Delaware, will become the
Speaker 1: first openly transgender person to serve in Congress out there.
Speaker 1: Her election comes as Trump and congressional GOP candidates made
Speaker 1: anti transgender attacks a key part of their messaging in
Speaker 1: the heat of the campaign.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, by she does it?
Speaker 4: Did?
Speaker 2: How do I ask this in the politically correct is
Speaker 2: what you're saying? Okay, thank you, thank you. Hat you
Speaker 2: knew what I was going with this, And I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I'm really trying, you know, I try not to be
Speaker 2: a dick, but they make it really fucking hard.
Speaker 1: So whenever they're using like you're talking about like CNN,
Speaker 1: they're going to be using like the correct pronun pronouns
Speaker 1: and ship and they were saying her election comes.
Speaker 2: That she will be the first openly trends. So is
Speaker 2: like was she born?
Speaker 4: Is she no?
Speaker 2: Born with a with a d bro Okay? Yeah, no, okay,
Speaker 2: So that that's a that's the level of mental faculties
Speaker 2: that will be in Washington, d c. On behalf of
Speaker 2: grown adults speaking and voting on their behalf. That's real life,
Speaker 2: that's happening.
Speaker 1: That'll be funny. You know, it's not that crazy though,
Speaker 1: because what was it that that military general that got
Speaker 1: up in like his his fucking kink gear.
Speaker 2: You remember that, Oh god, dude, the fucking general puppy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yes, he got.
Speaker 2: Up in his leather puppy gear and for some reason
Speaker 2: took like a professional profile picture to go in his folder.
Speaker 2: Now it wasn't supposed to ever be seen by the
Speaker 2: public or so, I fucking hope. But yes, that's really
Speaker 2: a thing.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 21: Oh you can project.
Speaker 1: Here we go, Hola.
Speaker 37: Harris will win the state of California with those fifty
Speaker 37: four elections expected. Harris will win California. SEA is also
Speaker 37: projecting the Donald Trump will win the state of Idaho
Speaker 37: with its four electoral votes. So what does that mean
Speaker 37: for the electoral too early to call. We have Washington
Speaker 37: State with twelve o lefts tooral votes and Oregon with
Speaker 37: eight electoral votes to electoral too early to go. Let's
Speaker 37: go to the electoral map right now. Donald Trump with
Speaker 37: two hundred and eleven electoral votes at this hour. Kamala
Speaker 37: Harris cracks one hundred now has one hundred and forty
Speaker 37: five electoral votes. Two hundred and seventy electoral votes are
Speaker 37: needed to win. Donald Trump is fifty nine electoral votes
Speaker 37: away from that. Let's look at these battleground states now.
Speaker 37: Arizona Donald Trump and the lead there forty nine point
Speaker 37: six percent. Kamala Harris right behind him with forty nine
Speaker 37: point five percent, has a three hundred and fifty six
Speaker 37: vote lead. With fifty one percent of the estimated vote
Speaker 37: in from Arizona, Donald Trump and the lead there to
Speaker 37: forty nine point nine percent of me.
Speaker 10: I cannot find Sarah McBride's man name.
Speaker 1: You're not going to They scrubbed that ship home.
Speaker 37: The estimated vote in from the man in the Commonwealth
Speaker 37: of Pennsylvania, Donald Trump maintaining his lead.
Speaker 21: He's point seven Kamal Harrison point percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump with a one hundred nineteen thousand, four hundred
Speaker 37: sixty eight percent of the estimated vote in from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 37: In Georgia, Donald Trumps still in the lead there fifty
Speaker 37: one percent of the vote. Kamala Harris with forty eight
Speaker 37: point two percent of the vote. Donald Trump with a
Speaker 37: one hundred thirty six thousand, three hundred twenty eight vote lead.
Speaker 37: That is, with eighty eight percent of the estimated vote
Speaker 37: in from the state of Georgia. In North Carolina, another
Speaker 37: battleground where Donald Trump leads fifty point eight percent of
Speaker 37: the vot, Kamala Harris has forty seven point eight percent
Speaker 37: of the vote. Donald Trump has a one hundred forty
Speaker 37: five thou three hundred and eighty eight vote lead over
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris right now with an estimated eighty five percent
Speaker 37: of the vote in from the tar Hill State. In
Speaker 37: battleground Michigan, Kamala Harris in the lead. She has fifty
Speaker 37: one point three percent of the vote. Donald Trump has
Speaker 37: forty six point nine percent. Kamala Harris is seventy four thousand,
Speaker 37: eight hundred thirty eight votes ahead of Donald Trump, but
Speaker 37: that's less than a third of the vote counted there
Speaker 37: thirty percent of the estimated vote in from the lesson
Speaker 37: third In the Virginia, Kamala Harrison the lead there still
Speaker 37: but narrowly, so fifty point one percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump has forty eight percent of the vote. Kamala
Speaker 37: Harris with a seventy three thousand, three hundred and seventy
Speaker 37: five vote lead, that is, with seventy eight percent of
Speaker 37: the estimated vote in from the Commonwealth of Virginia. In
Speaker 37: New Mexico, Harris leads there to fifty two point six
Speaker 37: percent of the vote. Donald Trump with forty five zero
Speaker 37: point five percent of the vote, that is, with an
Speaker 37: estimated sixty nine percent of the vote in. Harris with
Speaker 37: a roughly forty five forty three thousand vote lead.
Speaker 21: Let's go now to Abby Phillip, who is.
Speaker 37: At Harris campaign headquarters in Washington, d C. At the
Speaker 37: campus of Howard University. Abby, what are you hearing from
Speaker 37: the Harris campaign if anything, Kamala.
Speaker 24: Harris, Yeah, Jake, we actually just got a pretty significant
Speaker 24: update from the Harris campaign campaign manager General Mallley Dylan,
Speaker 24: who sent out a memo to her staff tonight laying
Speaker 24: out what they see ahead in the coming days and hours.
Speaker 24: And my colleague Jeff's Ellenie is here with me. The
Speaker 24: memo essentially says Jake that the returns are coming in slowly.
Speaker 24: They still see their path, but that path is largely
Speaker 24: going to be through the Blue Wall. As Jeff and
Speaker 24: I were just discussing, the key point that General Mally
Speaker 24: Dylan is making is that this is a close race.
Speaker 24: This is the close race that they have been expecting.
Speaker 24: She says to her staff, we are built for this.
Speaker 24: Let's finish the night out. We will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 24: They are not expecting this to be wrapped up tonight.
Speaker 21: They are not because the margins are so small.
Speaker 38: And just reading from that memo, should we have known
Speaker 38: all along our clearest path to two seventy was through
Speaker 38: the Blue Wall States? And again they point out the
Speaker 38: cities we were talking about, Milwaukee, Detroit, and of course Philadelphia.
Speaker 38: Have you a essential question hanging over all of this,
Speaker 38: and indeed the crowd here waiting behind us, is Vice
Speaker 38: President Harris going to address the crowd. That is a
Speaker 38: possibility we will see in the coming days as we
Speaker 38: hear some helicopters overhead here, we will see. But the
Speaker 38: bottom line is they know this is a close race.
Speaker 38: Uh this is going to be uh not resolved tonight
Speaker 38: in their eyes.
Speaker 24: Yeah, Jeff, this is a critical moment. But she sucks
Speaker 24: the Harris campaign.
Speaker 2: To without telling me. You know what I mean.
Speaker 24: It looks like they are not foreclosing really on anything
Speaker 24: in the map right now that is not called. They're
Speaker 24: still waiting for the polls to close in parts of
Speaker 24: the Sun Belt for those results to come trickling in.
Speaker 24: But again, it's the blue wall again. It is Uhhi's Pennsylvania,
Speaker 24: it is Wisconsin, and it is Michigan where the best
Speaker 24: chances are for Harris to get to that two seventy
Speaker 24: that she needs to become from.
Speaker 2: She is awkward on the microphone, like she doesn't get
Speaker 2: out of the studio very often.
Speaker 1: Dude, John, Yeah, well, I mean she could just be shaken, bro.
Speaker 1: You know what if I'm are they gonna find the
Speaker 1: leak tapes at Diddy's house.
Speaker 2: Maybe she's a young reporter and she's like just now
Speaker 2: getting her feet wet and like the live coverage type
Speaker 2: of thing because like man, she seemed seriously just nervous
Speaker 2: the whole time.
Speaker 1: Spirit animal let her ribs sir.
Speaker 13: Okay, all, I'm gonna say that that's the second time
Speaker 13: they have disrespected the Bible Belt.
Speaker 14: It ain't.
Speaker 8: It's not the Sun Belt.
Speaker 2: From South North Carolina, South Carolina.
Speaker 26: No, well, from South Carolina.
Speaker 13: And Georgia, Alabama all the way to Missouri in Texas
Speaker 13: is all the Bible Belt, but they keep.
Speaker 2: Calling it the sun Belt.
Speaker 1: It's seeing n Bro, I understand that.
Speaker 26: But there's some yellow betty sons of bitches.
Speaker 2: You gonna remember it's no longer we're not in the
Speaker 2: year twenty twenty four a d okay, we're in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four CE or common arrow you after they're doing
Speaker 2: that on off front, Bro, that's the way it is.
Speaker 6: This Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh, I pray they get right with Jesus because well
Speaker 2: they going is high.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: It is more critical than ever to be preyed up
Speaker 2: in whatever religion you follow, in whatever way you know,
Speaker 2: whatever path you're on, not judging or throwing shade. Now
Speaker 2: is a really good time to be in tune with
Speaker 2: your star player. If you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's a fact, dougie, badass Blunkin'. What a do homie?
Speaker 1: You know what a blunkin is?
Speaker 2: Jacob? Oh do I do? I know what a bunk is?
Speaker 2: I do think got into office, bro. I mean, look,
Speaker 2: if that's what she did, if that's the level she
Speaker 2: went to, then like there's oddly enough a weird newfound
Speaker 2: level of respect for her, because like you're willing to
Speaker 2: do damn near anything, Like all right, all right, but anyway.
Speaker 36: I've been trying to dig on Sarah McBride and I
Speaker 36: had a result to going to sky at chat gpt
Speaker 36: so because it's scrubbed from all Google, from any search engines.
Speaker 36: So apparently before transition, the real name was Tim McBride.
Speaker 1: Oh Timothy, Yeah, to Sarah Mothy McBride becomes Sarah Sarah connor.
Speaker 2: So he went from being a basic ass dude being
Speaker 2: a basic ass chick. And now that person with those
Speaker 2: split personality disorder mental issues is gonna be in DC
Speaker 2: running things and voting. That's this is twenty twenty four, everybody.
Speaker 1: Bubba Gump, what's up, dude?
Speaker 2: I don't think you ever.
Speaker 3: Took a chant down. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 6: Didn't doesn't Biden reside in Delaware.
Speaker 2: He's from Delaware.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it just goes to show you that they're all fucked.
Speaker 1: I mean, is he from Delaware? Is he from Scranton, Pennsylvania?
Speaker 1: Who fucking knows, dude.
Speaker 2: I've passed through Delaware twice now wants to go to
Speaker 2: Dover for the NASCAR and once on my way through
Speaker 2: to go to you know, whose funk was it on
Speaker 2: to Connecticut? I don't know, but uh yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: a place. It's one of the most places there's ever
Speaker 2: been as a matter of fact, and uh that's just
Speaker 2: it is one of the most places.
Speaker 1: Dog really, uh, Dougie, sorry we uh we I don't
Speaker 1: think we got to your point what to do?
Speaker 23: Oh no you did?
Speaker 36: Also, uh, Sleepy Joe has identified as Puerto Rican in
Speaker 36: the past.
Speaker 2: F y, I.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 36: He was raised by Puerto Ricans, that's what he said.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, okay, okay, sure.
Speaker 2: I that's probably the widest honkey to ever cracker And
Speaker 2: he's talking about he's identifying as a as a Puerto
Speaker 2: Rican As Tony Hinchcliff made that joke about the floating
Speaker 2: trash Island and all of that. That's that's wild. But
Speaker 2: oh man, oh man, these random connections.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's uh, let's get back to it here.
Speaker 2: Dirty, I'm sorry, Dirty sand Jests just had her hand raise.
Speaker 3: Real que before we get back to it, Dirty Jest,
Speaker 3: what you got?
Speaker 1: Dirty?
Speaker 15: First of all, how are you guys, Sorr?
Speaker 17: I'm just coming.
Speaker 18: I just got off work not long ago. What is
Speaker 18: what are the polls saying?
Speaker 17: I haven't even been able to check or anything.
Speaker 1: Well, we've been We've been bouncing back and forth between Politico, CNN,
Speaker 1: New York Times, Fox News, and Google. And you know
Speaker 1: what the majority of them are saying is that, Well
Speaker 1: what I what CNN just optimistically is saying, is that
Speaker 1: what was it Kamala's advisor or some ship said, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, we we we still see a margin of
Speaker 1: victory here. We still see how it's possible that we
Speaker 1: can come back. It's just gonna have to go through
Speaker 1: the sun belt. Then we argued about how it was
Speaker 1: supposed to be Bible Belt, YadA YadA, and uh, they're
Speaker 1: projecting that if they have a path to win, that
Speaker 1: that wind won't come till tomorrow obviously, and so yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll see. But there are certain states that are looking
Speaker 1: pretty good. Pennsylvania is one of them. Georgia's looking pretty good. Wisconson,
Speaker 1: I believe, was looking pretty solid as well.
Speaker 2: But to answer your question, the current score on the board,
Speaker 2: if you will, is two to eleven Trump, one forty
Speaker 2: five Harris.
Speaker 1: According to CNN, Yeah, well, thank.
Speaker 2: You, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 1: You go over to Fox News is two sixteen to
Speaker 1: one ninety three. Is that updated though, seen to one
Speaker 1: ninety three? Whoa, Yeah, that's updated on Fox anyway, two
Speaker 1: sixteen to one nine three.
Speaker 15: Fourteen on one seventy nine on Politico.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody's so different. One's seventy nine. How the fuck
Speaker 1: did that go up that that high?
Speaker 2: Oregon? I'm sorry, Washington?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, one ninety three over at Fox News though,
Speaker 1: but then one forty five at CNN.
Speaker 2: You would think that they don't have Washington. They don't
Speaker 2: have Washington on their map.
Speaker 1: Politico did right right, Well, I don't know how they're
Speaker 1: counting that. Let's look at that ten point nine percent
Speaker 1: of the vote is in in Washington and she's leading
Speaker 1: by zero point four of a percent, and they're calling
Speaker 1: that a win for the state.
Speaker 2: No, that's roh, WHOA whoa, hold on, hold, there's no
Speaker 2: fucking way I know.
Speaker 1: So that's what you know, Politico. Sorry, I don't know,
Speaker 1: that's yo.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's like a typo. Maybe somebody was supposed to make.
Speaker 2: That a light blue not a solid blue or some shit,
Speaker 2: and it fucked it up and they're going to correct
Speaker 2: it here in a minute, because like ten percent of
Speaker 2: the vote is in right now. Are we reading that right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, eleven percent in now, and Oregon's at fifty
Speaker 1: and a half percent. But it looks like she's gonna
Speaker 1: take Oregon. That's she's kind of crushing an organ right now.
Speaker 2: I could have seen that coming.
Speaker 1: New Mexico is sixty seven percent in, and uh, she's
Speaker 1: up by what forty four thousand, almost forty four thousand votes.
Speaker 1: That's looking probably like a Kamala win. Oh, Virginia is
Speaker 1: almost seventy six percent in, and that's still a tight race.
Speaker 1: It's only less than was that fifty five thousand votes
Speaker 1: that are separating them. I mean, it's still a pretty
Speaker 1: big margin. But I mean you're you're talking about only
Speaker 1: seventy six percent in, so we'll see Maine. Yeah, Main's
Speaker 1: main is so small, dude. Fifteen thousand is what's separating.
Speaker 2: It, dude. I mean, yeah, it's not.
Speaker 1: The main is smallish, there's not a lot of people
Speaker 1: live there.
Speaker 2: I think it's so far north.
Speaker 3: In Northeast at that it's not like it has nice winters.
Speaker 2: It is dog shit winters.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, people love it up there, like you just
Speaker 1: travel by snowmobile everywhere. My best, my childhood best.
Speaker 2: FW is how is the East coast not done before
Speaker 2: the freaking West coast? Well, California, so many votes flooded
Speaker 2: in from the get go that they already knew what
Speaker 2: was up with it, and that's that's pretty typical every
Speaker 2: election cycle. But yeah, that's what I'm saying, Washington. That
Speaker 2: makes no sense that that's up in the way that
Speaker 2: it is right now. And also I'm not dogging on
Speaker 2: my people from the far northeast. For the people that
Speaker 2: love that environment, more power to you. I'm just I
Speaker 2: hate the cold, you know, I'm a little bit of
Speaker 2: a bitch with it.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: Check out Pennsylvania, Trump said fifty one to basically forty eight,
Speaker 1: with seventy almost seventy four percent in, so that's good.
Speaker 1: Critical Wisconsin also sixty three percent in. Trump said almost
Speaker 1: fifty one, Harris is at almost forty eight. And then
Speaker 1: it's getting into the Senate, where's Arizona at Damn, Arizona's
Speaker 1: tight forty nine point seven to forty nine point five
Speaker 1: with but that's only almost fifty percent in.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, yeah, I'm sorry, zombie. You had your
Speaker 2: hand raised. Were you trying to chime in?
Speaker 15: Okay, I was just saying that. I was just gonna
Speaker 15: say that. Oregon, for sure, has already turned in their votes.
Speaker 17: Last week.
Speaker 15: They had a cast their stuff in because it's mail
Speaker 15: in ballots, so they've had this stuff for a few weeks,
Speaker 15: and so that's they should already know the numbers for
Speaker 15: the majority of the West Coast already because they've had
Speaker 15: all this stuff in for at least them Because that's
Speaker 15: how organ these rules.
Speaker 2: It's only mail in ballot.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's only mail in ballots. You get the ballots
Speaker 15: ahead of time, and you sit and you actually fill
Speaker 15: out the ballots. They actually have like the entire bill
Speaker 15: for everything that you want, and you actually can read
Speaker 15: all of it. It's a huge packet. It takes you
Speaker 15: like a couple hours to actually go through it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: See this is where it gets sketchy though, because it's
Speaker 1: saying Fox News calls Idaho, fox News calls California, Fox
Speaker 1: News calls Washington. It's like, well, are we not all
Speaker 1: looking at the same numbers though, you know.
Speaker 2: Look at this though according to Zombie just said it
Speaker 2: in Orgon it's only mail in ballot. Maybe Washington is
Speaker 2: something similar, and so like they're just letting us know
Speaker 2: the information now that's there, turned to let us know
Speaker 2: if that's true. She's at one ninety three to his
Speaker 2: two sixteen. If Fox News is saying that this is
Speaker 2: the way it is seeing in it and reporting these
Speaker 2: numbers yet, but that's kind of huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fox News has her at one ninety three. That
Speaker 1: is getting tighter. He was by almost one hundred. But
Speaker 1: I mean, of course California was a little late to
Speaker 1: the game, which we expected expected obviously. It's crazy they
Speaker 1: got fifty four, dude, and Louisiana only got eight. That's fun.
Speaker 2: They have a lot more people that live there than
Speaker 2: we do, I know, but.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's, you know, that sucks. I thought that
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania had more than nineteen for some reason. I thought
Speaker 1: that they were in the thirties. Has it always been nineteen.
Speaker 2: I believe so, I mean, I I'm not like an
Speaker 2: expert on this. This only happens once every four years
Speaker 2: or so, but I think to get more or less,
Speaker 2: it really does depend on your population density.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's get back.
Speaker 2: You're still showing two eleven.
Speaker 1: Look at this yeah on CNN still to eleven to
Speaker 1: one possible ahead man.
Speaker 28: Thousand and I also want to note this that the
Speaker 28: state will be required to report the outstanding early votes
Speaker 28: by midnight, so we should get a clearer picture soon
Speaker 28: there in this critical battleground Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 10: Back to you, all right.
Speaker 37: Fascinating And she was just talking about Bucks County. Walk
Speaker 37: us through Bucks County, this where Harris had a couple
Speaker 37: of big events there, including that one with Liz Cheney
Speaker 37: really making a play for Republican women, especially in Bucks
Speaker 37: County and.
Speaker 19: For Haley voters.
Speaker 35: The Hay got one hundred and fifty five thousand votes
Speaker 35: in Pennsylvania primary, long after she was out of the race,
Speaker 35: so that was one piece of the competition. Two things
Speaker 35: to say about this number One, it's only half the votes.
Speaker 1: Green crayons with your hand.
Speaker 15: I'm looking in another one right now, Like another thing
Speaker 15: that's actually updating like real time. California is Republican vote
Speaker 15: arising like rapidly, it's closing. The gap between them and
Speaker 15: Oregon is rising as well, and Washington is definitely blue
Speaker 15: one hundred percent like fifty nine point seven verse thirty eight,
Speaker 15: But there's only forty seven percent of the votes counted,
Speaker 15: so who knows.
Speaker 8: At this point.
Speaker 15: It looks like the counties are changing in some of them,
Speaker 15: so it could possibly be that California rules red. It's
Speaker 15: gaining quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at it. Literally, California three point oh six
Speaker 1: has been reported in they're calling That's what I don't get.
Speaker 1: How are you going to call a whole state with
Speaker 1: three percent?
Speaker 2: Wow? I mean I understand that their time zones are
Speaker 2: a little different than ours, so like their numbers aren't
Speaker 2: coming in as ours are, so it's I get it,
Speaker 2: But like, dude, three percent eleven percent and they're calling
Speaker 2: it already. I mean, yes, I understand why a normal
Speaker 2: person would just assume California be blue, but like, that's
Speaker 2: that's just bad. It's incompetence, that's just people being really
Speaker 2: bad at their fucking jobs.
Speaker 1: Dude, Literally, look at it. Not even the counties they
Speaker 1: have counties in California, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Louisiana is the only place that has parish is Dog.
Speaker 1: Okay, But even the counties, they're shaded a color. None
Speaker 1: of them are even solid solid colors. So how are
Speaker 1: you gonna say that they want one thing?
Speaker 2: You know, absolutely full of shit?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's strange. Anyway, Let's check back to see what
Speaker 1: they're talking about on CNN.
Speaker 21: Indeed, CNN can bring you up projection.
Speaker 37: Now, a CNN projects that the state of Oregon will
Speaker 37: go to Kamala Harris. As expected, Oregon, with its eight
Speaker 37: electoral votes, we'll go to the Democrat Kamala Harris. Let's
Speaker 37: take a look at the electoral mamp right now, Donald
Speaker 37: Trump has two hundred and eleven electoral votes, Kamala Harris
Speaker 37: as one hundred and fifty three electoral votes. Two hundred
Speaker 37: and seventy are needed to win. Let's take a look
Speaker 37: at the key races now Arizona. Donald Trump and the
Speaker 37: lead there forty nine point six percent of the vote,
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris right behind him with forty nine point five
Speaker 37: percent of Donald Trump.
Speaker 21: With a roughly three thousand vote lead.
Speaker 37: That's with fifty one percent of the estimated vote in
Speaker 37: from the state of Arizona. In battleground Wisconsin, Donald Trump
Speaker 37: maintaining his lead fifty point four percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris is forty eight percent of the vote. Donald
Speaker 37: Trump with a more than fifty thousand vote lead right
Speaker 37: now with sixty three percent of the estimated.
Speaker 21: Vote in from the badger state.
Speaker 37: In the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, Donald Trump maintaining his lead fifty
Speaker 37: one percent of the vote. Kamala Harris is forty seven
Speaker 37: point nine percent of the vote. Donald Trump with more
Speaker 37: than one hundred and sixty five thousand more votes than
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris with more than three quarters.
Speaker 21: Seventy six percent of the estimated vote in from the
Speaker 21: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 37: In battleground Georgia, Donald Trump in the lead fifty point
Speaker 37: nine percent of the vote. Kamala Harris is forty eight
Speaker 37: point three percent of the vote. Donald Trump has a
Speaker 37: more than one hundred and thirty one thousand vote lead
Speaker 37: over Kamala Harris. That's with ninety percent of the estimated
Speaker 37: vote in, so they got ten percent to go there
Speaker 37: and job.
Speaker 21: But Donald Trump in the lead.
Speaker 37: In North Carolina, another battleground, Donald Trumps still in the
Speaker 37: lead there with fifty point seven percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris with forty seven vote. Donald Trump has a
Speaker 37: more than one hundred and thirty thousand vote lead over
Speaker 37: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 10: Yeah, North Carolina already called for Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is actually a little bit behind. Let's move
Speaker 1: it up.
Speaker 19: Trump. Now that's white.
Speaker 1: Oh they got rid of the fun music color workers.
Speaker 19: High school educated workers want to check.
Speaker 2: Back now fun.
Speaker 1: Like want wah here again.
Speaker 35: You're looking for population centers. Now, this is the tenth
Speaker 35: largest of the sixty seven counties. If you're the Harris campaign,
Speaker 35: you're looking at population centers, trying to say what's left
Speaker 35: in the places where there are a lot of people,
Speaker 35: modest amount of people in Lehigh Valley. But you see
Speaker 35: it right there, fifty two. Just want to come back.
Speaker 35: Joe Biden's at fifty three. You see the pattern that continues, right.
Speaker 35: You know, I was saying Donald Trump has to improve
Speaker 35: Joe Biden. She has to match Joe Biden in these
Speaker 35: close battles, battleground states and in a place that no
Speaker 35: Biden call her Pennsylvania. You don't see it right now.
Speaker 35: Some votes still to be counted.
Speaker 19: Maybe she makes it out.
Speaker 35: But so then the other point is, if you're losing places,
Speaker 35: can you make it up? Right, If you're losing in
Speaker 35: one piece of the state, can you make it up
Speaker 35: somewhere else.
Speaker 19: We'll get Delaware County.
Speaker 35: She's getting sixty percent of the vote, right, so it's
Speaker 35: only seventy percent counted.
Speaker 19: She's getting sixty.
Speaker 35: Biden got sixty three, even in Delaware County, which is
Speaker 35: strongly Democratic.
Speaker 19: That was my last stop on the all over the
Speaker 19: Map tour. There.
Speaker 35: Again, there's time, right, there's seventy percent of the vote
Speaker 35: to come. But look at this, right, if you've got
Speaker 35: seventy percent, the most you're going to make up. If
Speaker 35: the percentage just stay the same, you're going to make
Speaker 35: up somewhere in the ballpark of fifteen or twenty thousand votes.
Speaker 19: Right. That's great. You're making up fifteen twenty thousand votes.
Speaker 19: His lead is one hundred and seventy eight thousand votes.
Speaker 35: So you're looking for places where you can make up
Speaker 35: a ton, which is why to circle back to your hometown.
Speaker 35: What Cap Baldmen just told us is absolutely essential. It
Speaker 35: was Saturday morning in twenty twenty when that last installment
Speaker 35: from Philadelphia came in. The next installment will not the
Speaker 35: last installment from Philadelphia. But she said tens and tens
Speaker 35: of thousands of votes. Right the Vice president of the
Speaker 35: United States is getting seventy seven percent of the vote
Speaker 35: right now in Philadelphia, they're approaching seventy percent reporting all right,
Speaker 35: you come back in time.
Speaker 19: The President of the.
Speaker 35: United States was getting over eighty one percent in Philadelphia. Again,
Speaker 35: this is your biggest basket of votes, the Democratic coalition.
Speaker 19: This is the foundation.
Speaker 35: There's no house for Democrats without the foundation of Philadelphia.
Speaker 35: At the moment, she is underperforming the President of the
Speaker 35: United States, and she has to make up one hundred
Speaker 35: and seventy eight thousand votes. The math there is pretty clear.
Speaker 35: It's not mission impossible. But the more you get deeper
Speaker 35: into the count, the question is, after this next big
Speaker 35: batch of votes from Philadelphia, does it become mission improbable?
Speaker 19: I think is what you're looking for.
Speaker 35: As we wait for more votes in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 35: and again Trump wins Pennsylvania, the map gets near impossible.
Speaker 35: Not impossible, but near impossible.
Speaker 37: He's written a week or two ago about Democrats in Philadelphia.
Speaker 21: The alarm.
Speaker 2: I'm telling how many fucking times did he say Biden
Speaker 2: and then later had to stop and be like the
Speaker 2: Vice president that he cannot bring himself to say Harris
Speaker 2: for some reason.
Speaker 1: Well, he was going back and forth to what Biden
Speaker 1: did in twenty twenty I think, Okay, was that what
Speaker 1: it was? Yeah, he was comparing like, this is what
Speaker 1: Biden did and this is what Kamala's doing.
Speaker 2: Okay. I missed that part then because dude, I'm just like, bro,
Speaker 2: is he really that fucked up?
Speaker 6: Right now?
Speaker 2: But I like, and nobody's gonna stop him because his
Speaker 2: live and they're not gonna like openly correct him on
Speaker 2: the air. They're just hoping they'll self correct. And then
Speaker 2: he just like stopped. It was like the vice president
Speaker 2: blah blah, Bob. I was like, okay, wow, now my bad,
Speaker 2: my bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah it could be because the I mean it could
Speaker 1: be U could have been a fuck up because they
Speaker 1: have been talking about usually every election day, nobody's going
Speaker 1: to sleep the night before because they're all campaigning and
Speaker 1: talking about it and this is normally like the the
Speaker 1: least sleep day of the year for politicians.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt, zombie.
Speaker 15: What you got of like trying to understand how they're
Speaker 15: how they're actually like doing these I'm watching organ because
Speaker 15: that's where I'm originally from, and they're like, I'm watching
Speaker 15: on the map right now, the majority of organ is red.
Speaker 15: There is only seven counties that are actually blue. You
Speaker 15: can't see it on that when I went to Bloomberg,
Speaker 15: and I am actually like on on watching Bloomberg do
Speaker 15: it right now, but it's right now, there's only fifty
Speaker 15: eight percent of the votes and it's closing in closer.
Speaker 15: So I'm like, Eugene and Portland do have a lot
Speaker 15: of people that live there, but if you actually look
Speaker 15: at the entire state itself, the majority is red. So
Speaker 15: I'm like, I'm trying to understand how the heck they're
Speaker 15: calling it a win for blue right now? When I'm
Speaker 15: watching two, actually three counties change to red, so and
Speaker 15: there's four that are not even done yet. So I'm
Speaker 15: trying to understand, like what's going on because California is
Speaker 15: also doing the same thing, because I'm curious to see
Speaker 15: if the West Coast will start to turn red or not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, California is only seventeen percent counted, and I mean
Speaker 1: there's a six hundred thousand vote difference in favor of Kamala.
Speaker 1: Right now, that's kind of huge, That is kind of huge.
Speaker 1: But you're talking about seventeen percent of the state has
Speaker 1: only been accounted for, so true. True, I mean what
Speaker 1: if the next seventeen percent is the exact same but opposite,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Right way?
Speaker 2: I look, maybe they're just calling a base off of
Speaker 2: the projection for what they've counted thus far.
Speaker 3: And I get that, but like way too early.
Speaker 2: But yeah, especially as as Zombie was saying, dude, Oregon
Speaker 2: being majority read except for seven counties.
Speaker 1: Oh, they just went up another half of a percent
Speaker 1: and she gained another one hundred thousand votes in California. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that one's a lost cause.
Speaker 2: I mean, we kind of knew that about California. Again,
Speaker 2: that's not a doccard.
Speaker 1: Anybody, right right, hopeful.
Speaker 33: But.
Speaker 2: Ah, we'll see about these other states.
Speaker 1: Louisiana, bro. If states could only hold it down as
Speaker 1: well as we do out here.
Speaker 30: Dude, I'm sorry, I'm sorry to jump in here, but
Speaker 30: I was looking at your robin hood numbers and uh,
Speaker 30: I know that's not a thing, but Gamala is it
Speaker 30: nine cents? Excuse me, eight cents? And Trump is at
Speaker 30: ninety one cents goo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's looking that way.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 14: You had to chime in on that too. Back to
Speaker 14: your numbers on robin hood doge coin, and you know
Speaker 14: I have a twenty one percent gain on my robin
Speaker 14: hood today just from those two coins.
Speaker 1: Doge Doge just making a comeback.
Speaker 14: If you pull that back up, even your big coins
Speaker 14: at seventy four grand right now, that's all right. I
Speaker 14: want to say seventy six was highest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, give me David fucking Weis's on the phone. It's
Speaker 2: time for me to cancel this shit once and for
Speaker 2: cash on those three bitcoin let's go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, so let's see what the shields are
Speaker 1: talking about again.
Speaker 39: Oh yeah, Now, Patricia Ruiz Kantu and Douglas Haig Republican Democrat,
Speaker 39: both of them are on the Milwaukee Election Commission. First
Speaker 39: of all, how are things going and do you think
Speaker 39: we're going to find out something soon?
Speaker 35: Well?
Speaker 32: Well, I think things are going really well, even though
Speaker 32: we had a little hiccup. But you know, as we
Speaker 32: united all the workers and the parties, I think that
Speaker 32: is extremely important that we were in the same page
Speaker 32: and then we had an agreement and everything is going, well,
Speaker 32: what did you make of this?
Speaker 39: I know Ron Johnson came out a Republican and was
Speaker 39: very you know, upset with all of this and was
Speaker 39: sort of making hey about it. What were your thoughts
Speaker 39: on what happened with these machines?
Speaker 40: Well, there was a human error in part of it.
Speaker 40: So when it was caught, we just simply did a
Speaker 40: rerun on with the process and the tabulators and even
Speaker 40: probably some of the tabulators should have seen it, but
Speaker 40: it was caught by one of the observers who brought
Speaker 40: it to the executive director's attention, and it was act
Speaker 40: upon immediately. We took care of it, And yes, we
Speaker 40: anticipated much further delay than we are, but we're I
Speaker 40: think we're right on schedule where we anticipated the earlier
Speaker 40: and true if you can see around and look at
Speaker 40: the poll workers at work, we both have Democrats and
Speaker 40: Republicans working side by side, and many of them are
Speaker 40: doing this for many years and they've become very efficient
Speaker 40: about it, and they're with their integrity from each each group.
Speaker 40: So I think we're going to be We're going to
Speaker 40: be getting those numbers fairly soon.
Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 40: Say as early as we would like, but I think
Speaker 40: it's going to be earlier than what we thought before.
Speaker 40: On before we had the hiccups.
Speaker 39: So to speak, just to both you, what do you
Speaker 39: think of this the number of voters. Are you seeing
Speaker 39: the numbers larger than in twenty twenty, and what are
Speaker 39: you seeing now?
Speaker 40: Actually I'm not seen as large as I thought before,
Speaker 40: but I was doing most of us were going out
Speaker 40: to the polls earlier too. The polls were a steady,
Speaker 40: nice flow. What I did see is a high volume
Speaker 40: of same day registrations. That was seen to be a
Speaker 40: much more increase at all the polling sites, and not
Speaker 40: just one geographical area, whether it be on a whether
Speaker 40: democra whatever demographics, but it was all over that was
Speaker 40: encompass and I talked to each chief inspector, and that
Speaker 40: is the area that I saw a much increase in
Speaker 40: the participation of same day registration.
Speaker 2: Same day registration.
Speaker 39: We saw that also in Cedarberg today, a lot of
Speaker 39: people coming and registering and voting. Thank you both so much.
Speaker 39: We should just make very fear You heard it here
Speaker 39: from a Republican and a Democrat who are election commissioners,
Speaker 39: that there was an agreement this is going to be
Speaker 39: a free and fair election here in Milwauk. People are
Speaker 39: watching every single bit of this and agreeing that things
Speaker 39: are going as smoothly as possible after that hiccup earlier today.
Speaker 37: All right, Sarah Sidner and Milwaukee, thank you so much,
Speaker 37: appreciate it. Let's let's take a look at Milwaukee, uh
Speaker 37: and Wisconsin at large. Donald Trump in the lead with
Speaker 37: sixty six percent of the vote in in the state
Speaker 37: in general.
Speaker 3: To tell you, is this wow up to speed at
Speaker 3: this moment?
Speaker 35: You're right around Milwaukee or the wow. So let me
Speaker 35: get to it in just a second. I just want
Speaker 35: an interesting number one we've learned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is live right now.
Speaker 19: You like to put up pressure?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yo, I'm checking Google right now.
Speaker 2: Google is showing one to eighty seven to two thirty Democratic.
Speaker 1: Yep, two thirty oh two thirty who they go?
Speaker 2: I think Montana's numbers came.
Speaker 1: In Montana yep. Okay, well that's only fay ye votes though.
Speaker 2: Yo, That's what I'm saying. CNN was showing up to date,
Speaker 2: quote unquote, they're still showing two eleven.
Speaker 1: Two sixteen to one ninety three on Fox New York
Speaker 1: Times is two thirty one eighty seven. This is oh
Speaker 1: he won North Carolina.
Speaker 2: That it was different. Shit, he won North Carolina. Carolina
Speaker 2: is in boom boom.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's a big one, gang zombie.
Speaker 2: What you got?
Speaker 1: The Pennsylvania is looking still good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still leading in a lot of the battleground states. Uh, okay,
Speaker 2: lowered her hand. He's still winning in a lot of
Speaker 2: the battleground states from what I can tell. The ones
Speaker 2: that he is losing in right now are Nevada and Arizona.
Speaker 1: Okay, Uh, Nevada, they're not even showing anything. There's no pursuit.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Nevada, there's no results. Yah, I'm sorry. Arizona and uh.
Speaker 1: Utah, Arizona is uh that's that's tied as a nun
Speaker 1: right there, dude, you're talking about literally that's twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred votes are separating it in Arizona right now with uh,
Speaker 1: that's only fifty three percent of the votes in, So
Speaker 1: we still got a little ways to go on that one.
Speaker 2: What's New Mexico?
Speaker 1: Shehllet New Mexico. Uh looks like she's up by what
Speaker 1: is that thirty seven thousand votes right now with seventy
Speaker 1: eight percent of the votes in fifty two percent to
Speaker 1: forty six percent, so probably democratic.
Speaker 2: They're trying to make it a nail buyer.
Speaker 1: Dude, Oh yeah they are. I mean, dude, it's huge
Speaker 1: that Georgia and Pennsylvania are that close, and Georgia, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: and Arizona, Dude, if he bangs out all those so
Speaker 1: he's at two thirty right now, Arizona would put him
Speaker 1: at two forty one, Pennsylvania would put him at two sixty.
Speaker 1: Georgia would put him over the finish line at two
Speaker 1: seventy six. So if he if he crunches all three
Speaker 1: of those states, which is looking pretty likely, he should win.
Speaker 2: I'm just I just think that it's interesting. I'm glad
Speaker 2: we're doing this. It's on a conspiracy show. All of
Speaker 2: these different sources are showing what is believed to be
Speaker 2: the most up to date information, and they're all showing
Speaker 2: different numbers. That's fucking wild, dude. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like the New York Times one though. It's it's
Speaker 1: pretty cool how they break it down, Like they got
Speaker 1: the electoral college estimate at three hundred and one to
Speaker 1: oh to ninety eight, it just shifted to two forty.
Speaker 1: It's just a projection. But uh, and then the likely
Speaker 1: chance of Trump winning is up to eighty nine percent.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, well, I think earlier it was like ninety one,
Speaker 2: wasn't it?
Speaker 23: Oh was it?
Speaker 1: No, it was like seventy something. I thought. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I've been looking at too much shit over here. Bloomberg
Speaker 1: is uh two thirty to one ninety two over here
Speaker 1: for Bloomberg, and that this one's actually cool over here too,
Speaker 1: because it literally it's it looks like it's updating like
Speaker 1: every five seconds.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg is showing it to be like super tight race.
Speaker 1: Look at that one ninety two one two thirty.
Speaker 2: Hmmm.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they got the mapp loican all
Speaker 1: pixelated and shit though, that's that's weird.
Speaker 3: What's the uh, what's the Google number again?
Speaker 1: Two thirty to one ninety two, Yeah, Politico two thirty
Speaker 1: to one ninety two, Fox two sixteen to one ninety three.
Speaker 2: Try refreshing it in the room. I'm pretty sure maybe
Speaker 2: maybe didn't account for now. Damn, they're they're lagging.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are all these are all like staying up
Speaker 1: to date, like alright, So Bloomberg two thirty to one
Speaker 1: ninety two New York Times two thirty to one eighty seven,
Speaker 1: CNN still at two eleven to one fifty three. They
Speaker 1: are way behind over here, dude.
Speaker 3: This is why their numbers suck, by the way.
Speaker 1: Dude, two eleven to one fifty three, Machines, et cetera.
Speaker 1: This Fox News two sixteen to one ninety three, Politico
Speaker 1: two thirty to one ninety two, Google two thirty to
Speaker 1: one ninety two.
Speaker 2: So all right, and again that at one ninety two.
Speaker 2: Why in that hell did there are they calling Washington
Speaker 2: in Oregon right now when like less than twenty percent
Speaker 2: have been even counted. That's interesting to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Washington is uh, I don't know why they
Speaker 1: got it like this. Let's see Washington, they have it
Speaker 1: to The AP has called this race only fifty five
Speaker 1: only fifty nine percent of it has been reported, and
Speaker 1: they got the AP has called this race, But I mean,
Speaker 1: who's the AP. They're just a projection fucking thing anyway, So.
Speaker 2: A little over half call it, call it sixty percent
Speaker 2: three fits have been counted thus far, and they're calling it.
Speaker 1: But she's up by half a million votes over there,
Speaker 1: all right, So I get that. I gets Yes, that's fair, Oregon,
Speaker 1: She's up by a lot one hundred and seventy something thousand, Arizona.
Speaker 1: Let's see what still about twenty five hundred that Trump
Speaker 1: is up right now forty nine point seven to forty
Speaker 1: nine point five, that that's going to be That could
Speaker 1: be the one that decides it all, Arizona.
Speaker 2: That's the pressure cooker right there, dude.
Speaker 1: Right, because if you're looking at it right now, Trump
Speaker 1: with two thirty. If he gets Georgia, that puts him
Speaker 1: at two forty six. With Pennsylvania that puts him at
Speaker 1: uh what is that two sixty five? Still needs five more?
Speaker 1: He would have to come through on either Michigan or Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: but they're both looking red too, so there is a
Speaker 1: possibility that he's that he wins even if he doesn't
Speaker 1: win Arizona.
Speaker 3: Let's all right, so let's let's dive into the chat
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 2: What'd you say? Sure, right, let's I don't even know
Speaker 2: where we left off, to be honest with you, and
Speaker 2: good God Almighty, the messages.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's uh, it's a lot. So yeah, I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna try and go all the way down and then
Speaker 1: work our way up. How about that?
Speaker 2: Oh yo, Frank C I'm just randomly reading this one
Speaker 2: out shout out. Jacob mentioned quitting energy drinks a while ago,
Speaker 2: inspired me too. It's been a month so far. Been
Speaker 2: drinking at least one a day for over twelve years. Yo.
Speaker 2: I hope that goes well for you, dude. I hope
Speaker 2: to get there soon. I'm on that journey. I'm weaning
Speaker 2: off to very strong coffee instead of the energy drinks,
Speaker 2: and from there I will step off to teas and
Speaker 2: I think I might just find my home in like
Speaker 2: my morning sweet tea. You know, I'll see, we'll see
Speaker 2: how it goes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jacob, you keep up with the chat.
Speaker 2: Dude, Okay, no doubt. Uh shit, God we are. I'm
Speaker 2: reading chats that were left an hour ago. That's how
Speaker 2: far back it's been. Good, God almighty. And it's interesting
Speaker 2: the mat that Rolf put up at two four I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: at nine to forty seven hour time, about an hour ago.
Speaker 2: And to see what states have shaken out that direction,
Speaker 2: I'm liking it. Uh. We're just scrolling down here. California, Washington,
Speaker 2: and Oregon just predicted by Fox makes Trump two sixteen,
Speaker 2: Harris one ninety three. Yep, Okay, that's about what we're
Speaker 2: seeing as of now, Georgia just went from ninety percent
Speaker 2: reporting to eighty eight percent reporting.
Speaker 1: Huh uh huh. That's one of the states that there
Speaker 1: was a lot of fuckery last time.
Speaker 2: To say, are we already detecting some some buffoonery?
Speaker 1: It seems that way.
Speaker 2: Damn isn't that they're showing Keep us posted on that one.
Speaker 1: They were showing a county where it was one hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety eight votes to seventy one votes.
Speaker 2: So small, I mean, dude, there are in fact counties
Speaker 2: like that in America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see Speaker Mike Johnson, your boy, and House
Speaker 1: Majority Leader Steve Scalise are headed tomorrow Lago to be
Speaker 1: with Trump House gop.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: Tom Emmer is already there. They want to celebrate a victory. Democrats, meanwhile,
Speaker 1: are hoping their fortunes turn around as more votes are counted. Damn,
Speaker 1: they're heading They're all right, dude.
Speaker 2: Scalise was another name that was on the ballot today
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact, for this very this very election.
Speaker 2: So yeah, they're going to They're going to party on Wayne.
Speaker 1: It says in Michigan there are seven counties with ninety
Speaker 1: five percent in Trump lost the state by less than
Speaker 1: three points in twenty twenty, and in the counties with
Speaker 1: ninety five percent plus n Trump is tracking about four
Speaker 1: points better than he did four years ago. In other words,
Speaker 1: he's doing what he needs to do so far in
Speaker 1: the counties that are in. But we'll see.
Speaker 2: So far, so good, but we'll see how the shit
Speaker 2: shakes out. Oh what's these new numbers? Two twenty seven
Speaker 2: to one three on the screen?
Speaker 1: What did they call? Words? He's doing what he needs
Speaker 1: to do so far in the counties that are in,
Speaker 1: but we'll see.
Speaker 2: So far, so good, but we'll see how the shit
Speaker 2: shakes out. Oh what's these new numbers? Two twenty seven
Speaker 2: to one three on the screen? Oh what did they call? Wait,
Speaker 2: that's different. Nebraska is called on this map, but not
Speaker 2: on the one we were just watching two thirty to.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that they're they're.
Speaker 1: Lagging pretty much everywhere else.
Speaker 2: Colorado has mail in ballots for everyone, with optional in
Speaker 2: person for those who need it. Okay, So Colorado is
Speaker 2: like another state that's only mail in ballot unless there's
Speaker 2: a need for otherwise. Interesting.
Speaker 5: New York Times just posted or stated that they basically
Speaker 5: called the election and they said it's likely that Donald
Speaker 5: Trump wins two ninety nine to two thirty nine for
Speaker 5: Kamala for Trump, but it's not official. They said likely one.
Speaker 3: So I like, here is this is this the time?
Speaker 2: Trying to get ahead of it, kind of leaning into it, like, hey, guy,
Speaker 2: I know we kind of had a rough past.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't trust it till I wake up tomorrow morning.
Speaker 5: They're gonna they're gonna sneak in the night when we're
Speaker 5: all sleeping and none the wiser. Well, we'll see. I
Speaker 5: think it's I think it's gonna be called probably officially tomorrow,
Speaker 5: but there's gonna be a debate and no matter, no
Speaker 5: matter who wins for the next couple of days, a
Speaker 5: couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Well, the next big update is coming in eighteen minutes,
Speaker 1: so it updates every like the big updates are every
Speaker 1: hour because of the time differences and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bud, dude, real shit, do y'all y'all understand? The
Speaker 2: New York Times was running pictures of Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: a orange jumpsuit like that's real life. And right now
Speaker 2: they are kind of realizing that they're about to have
Speaker 2: to swallow a very very spicy pill and it's like
Speaker 2: I could see them already kind of trying to get
Speaker 2: a jump on it, you know what I mean, trying
Speaker 2: to save a little face. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, Kamalog just jumped up to two hundred. She claimed
Speaker 1: Virginia for thirteen votes.
Speaker 2: Fuck dude, Okay, that one.
Speaker 1: Was looking tighter and at one point it was shaded
Speaker 1: red but changed on us.
Speaker 2: Virginia it's a swing state. But dude, I gotta tell you,
Speaker 2: in the last deck, I would say, honest, in the
Speaker 2: last like four elections, it's been very blue. And I
Speaker 2: remember my time living in Virginia, and yes, I was
Speaker 2: only in North Virginia, so I only got exposed to
Speaker 2: that side of it all. Remember the state having a
Speaker 2: very culturally liberal vibe overall it was it was not
Speaker 2: all of it, not all of it by any means,
Speaker 2: but at least the areas that I lived, it was
Speaker 2: pretty much. It was a loss.
Speaker 1: How does Nevada have zero percent of the votes in
Speaker 1: It's the only state that is like that right now?
Speaker 2: I wonder what that's about, Like, is this a part
Speaker 2: of the plan? Is this to let the plot thicken?
Speaker 2: Just in case it's only six votes? Though, is that
Speaker 2: like the tiebreaker?
Speaker 1: It's six electoral fucking votes? I mean, I don't know, but.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you let Hawaii be the ultimate tiebreaker? If
Speaker 2: that was the case, they have the furthest time zone.
Speaker 1: Like, Oh, Hawaii has four electoral votes. I didn't know
Speaker 1: they had that many.
Speaker 2: Well, every state has to have I think was the
Speaker 2: minimum three? Or maybe the minimum's four?
Speaker 1: Alaska has?
Speaker 2: How much does Rhode Island have?
Speaker 1: Alaska has three? Where's little Rhode Island radio?
Speaker 2: Okay, so three? Three is the minimum? Then if Alaska's
Speaker 2: got three, then that's gotta be the number.
Speaker 1: Rhode Island has four.
Speaker 2: So Rhode Island has a larger population density than Alaska.
Speaker 2: Fair enough.
Speaker 1: New Hampshire has four. Oh, Delaware is three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that also checks out.
Speaker 1: Holy don't really Maryland got ten.
Speaker 2: Maryland has people that live there, dude. Baltimore is a
Speaker 2: pretty densely populated town.
Speaker 1: Oh look, there you go. Maine has two.
Speaker 2: Really yep, Maine has two electoral College votes.
Speaker 1: That's kind of sad.
Speaker 2: Actually, that's how many people don't want to live there, dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those are all the people that are moving down
Speaker 1: to Florida with their thirty electoral votes.
Speaker 3: That's like America's equivalent of like Vikings.
Speaker 2: And shits six four there, and then there's the Eastern
Speaker 2: co Conference that has two, and then the than one
Speaker 2: has another two.
Speaker 10: There's like six out of Main.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Maine has a good bit for that little place.
Speaker 2: Huh, because Maine and Nebraska are broken into the at
Speaker 2: large and un densely populated regions. Got you, well, what
Speaker 2: is this map? So wait? So wait, Maine has two
Speaker 2: or six?
Speaker 15: Main has four right now on the one boat on
Speaker 15: the one thing, and it looks one is a solid red,
Speaker 15: one is a half blue, and one is solid blue.
Speaker 15: Where two votes are for one is for one vote
Speaker 15: and one is for red. Right now, at least off
Speaker 15: the bloomberg one. I'm trying to I've been trying to
Speaker 15: follow it to.
Speaker 17: One of the hand that that's how many people were.
Speaker 18: I'm sorry, that's.
Speaker 1: Interesting, all right, So, uh, Politico has two thirty to
Speaker 1: two oh five now with I believe New Mexico. Yep,
Speaker 1: they just counted New Mexico for cameltoe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's only.
Speaker 1: Five votes, so you can have that little bitch.
Speaker 2: Every vote counts, dude.
Speaker 1: No, it does, I know, And for all of our
Speaker 1: New Mexicanese.
Speaker 2: New Mexicans.
Speaker 1: We love you.
Speaker 2: New Mexicanese.
Speaker 1: I don't know what do they call themselves new Mexicans,
Speaker 1: New Mexicans. Then that's racist, as if it's less racist
Speaker 1: to call the Mexican.
Speaker 4: Eh.
Speaker 41: It's like saying a Texan. It's a New Mexican from
Speaker 41: New Mexico. The Texan is from Texas. That's not racist.
Speaker 41: It's regionalist, eh.
Speaker 1: I guess so, all right, So that's Politico showing two
Speaker 1: thirty to two oh five. Google's showing the same thing.
Speaker 1: Trump or Fox is showing two thirty two to two eleven.
Speaker 1: What are they counting over here? I'm trying to find
Speaker 1: the difference here.
Speaker 2: One of these things is not like the out there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is this blows my mind how different these results
Speaker 2: are from it from quote unquote live streaming right right, yeah,
Speaker 2: literally every single one of them is different.
Speaker 1: Now, not every single one of them. Bloomberg New York
Speaker 1: Times are both showing two thirty to two hundred. CNN
Speaker 1: way behind two twenty seven to one to fifty three.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell CNN's smoking, Fox News
Speaker 1: two thirty two to two to eleven. Politico is showing
Speaker 1: the same and so Politico, Google, New York Times, and
Speaker 1: Bloomberg are all showing the same numbers. Dude, I mean,
Speaker 1: do I need a refresh?
Speaker 2: CNN?
Speaker 1: No, it's still showing to twenty seven to one fifty three.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They're just really holding on. Hope here.
Speaker 2: This is why Alex Jones has a bigger listener base, dude.
Speaker 2: And honestly, I'm not At first I was joking, but like, bro,
Speaker 2: real shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, strange together, CNN, strange spirit animal with your beautiful
Speaker 1: Ti Die Cult of Conspiracy shirt. What ad uh?
Speaker 10: To be fair?
Speaker 13: I think y'all have more of a followership than CNN.
Speaker 1: I mean that would be sweet, but I don't know
Speaker 1: about that yet.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that, but no, we're not in the hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands by any means.
Speaker 1: Maybe next election, I should hope. So that'd be cool.
Speaker 2: That would be dope.
Speaker 1: All right, So let's get back and see what they're
Speaker 1: saying about.
Speaker 42: Tycoon Curtis Bashaw.
Speaker 43: Meantime, in Virginia, they're in coming Democratic Senator Tim Kane,
Speaker 43: a former vice presidential candidate.
Speaker 21: He's projected to.
Speaker 43: Defeat Unkow, a former Navy cap and another democratical to
Speaker 43: tell you about this one, Martin Heinrich.
Speaker 1: Hold on, that dude's name is hung Cow, Hung Cow.
Speaker 2: Did you hear that I did?
Speaker 1: That's impressive one hung Row cool to project for you.
Speaker 43: This one coming in the state of Washington. They're Democratic
Speaker 43: incumbent Senator Maria Cantwell wins her fifth term as she
Speaker 43: defeats roeu Garcia, an er doctor.
Speaker 42: Now, what does.
Speaker 43: That pickup in Ohio mean for the magic number? We
Speaker 43: started out the night when Republicans needing to pick up
Speaker 43: two Democratic seats to take control of the chamber with West.
Speaker 42: Virginia and Ohio.
Speaker 43: They have hit two and now they're seeking to pad
Speaker 43: those numbers. Currently, as we speak, Republicans are leading in
Speaker 43: four sets currently.
Speaker 42: Held by Democrats.
Speaker 43: Let's get you an update on where those are right
Speaker 43: now with some key race alerts.
Speaker 42: Use your live results coming into CNN. We start with
Speaker 42: the state of Wisconsin.
Speaker 43: They're the CEO of California based Sun West Bank, Eric Hovedy,
Speaker 43: is twenty nine thousand votes ahead of Democratic incumbent Senator
Speaker 43: Tammy Baldwin, who's seeking her third term in office.
Speaker 42: Seventy percent of the vote in we just got an update.
Speaker 42: The lead pretty much the same in Wisconsin for Huvedy.
Speaker 43: In Pennsylvania, this has been going back and forth all night,
Speaker 43: but right now, the former CEO of one of the
Speaker 43: largest hedge funds in the world, Dave McCormick, currently leads
Speaker 43: incumbent Democratic Senator Bob Casey by about one hundred and
Speaker 43: twenty thousand votes.
Speaker 42: Still a very close race.
Speaker 43: This one also a very expensive one eighty one percent
Speaker 43: of the vote in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Now a
Speaker 43: key race alert from the state of Michigan. This one
Speaker 43: has been close all night as well. Former Republican Congressman
Speaker 43: Mike Rodgers currently leading current Democratic Congresswoman Elica Slopkin forty
Speaker 43: eight thousand votes. Rogers ahead of slackin forty percent of
Speaker 43: the vote in in the Wolverine state. So let's take
Speaker 43: a look at the balance of power in the US
Speaker 43: Senate the raw numbers.
Speaker 42: What does this mean?
Speaker 43: Democrats hold forty seats, Republicans with those two pickups hold
Speaker 43: forty nine eleven seats remaining to be determined.
Speaker 42: Jake, obviously you need fifty one for control of the chair.
Speaker 37: All right, Boris, thanks so much, and CNN can make
Speaker 37: a projection. CNN projects that Washington State as expected, we'll
Speaker 37: go to Kamala Harris Washington State with its twelve electoral
Speaker 37: votes to the Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris. Let's look
Speaker 37: at the electoral map right now. Donald Trump has two
Speaker 37: hundred and twenty seven electoral votes, Kamala Harris has one
Speaker 37: hundred and sixty five electoral votes.
Speaker 21: Two hundred and seventy are needed to win.
Speaker 37: We are waiting for more votes in the big three
Speaker 37: Blue Wall battlegrounds of Pennsylvania and Michigan and Probikans.
Speaker 21: Watching very closely right now.
Speaker 37: Total six top battlegrounds remain undecided as we get later
Speaker 37: into this election night, stay right here for the next
Speaker 37: big rollout of votes. Right now, we're gonna squeeze in
Speaker 37: a quick break.
Speaker 21: Stay with us.
Speaker 2: Okay, Republicans just won the Senate. Okay, that's great news.
Speaker 1: All right, and uh, it's looking good in the House
Speaker 1: as well, one seventy two to eight.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 1: So that's looking nice as well as far as even
Speaker 1: the popular vote, the popular vote, even though yeah, he's
Speaker 1: winning the electoral vote right now, but the popular vote
Speaker 1: for Trump is at fifty nine thousand, six hundred or
Speaker 1: fifty fifty nine million, seven hundred and sixteen thousand, compared
Speaker 1: to Kamala with fifty five million, five hundred and seventeen thousand.
Speaker 1: He holds a four point two million advantage as far
Speaker 1: as the popular vote goes, So that's pretty solid.
Speaker 2: Damn. He knows that the people want the people want
Speaker 2: down a yeah, but do a good Trump impersonation.
Speaker 1: He lost what was it, he had eighty or eighty
Speaker 1: one million votes whenever the votes were fully tallied last time,
Speaker 1: and he lost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, more than any other president ever in history.
Speaker 1: Besides Joe Bidens, who got more votes than Obama allegedly.
Speaker 2: Right because now because there's no fucking way, dude, not
Speaker 2: not any shot.
Speaker 3: And it was like when he got elected.
Speaker 2: The first time you saw the red SmackDown, fuck a
Speaker 2: red wave. That was a red a red washing, okay,
Speaker 2: And that was because everybody unanimously said fuck killery, like
Speaker 2: in general, and that was beautiful. Next time around, they
Speaker 2: did what they did with the numbers that finagelin and
Speaker 2: fuckery and things, and it came out really ridiculously lopsided.
Speaker 2: This time they're trying to make it a nail bier dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, and it's definitely it. You can see how
Speaker 1: CNN's lagging behind. Even on Fox News it has uh
Speaker 1: On CNN, it has Trump with fifty nine eight hundred
Speaker 1: or fifty nine million, eight hundred and five thousand votes,
Speaker 1: whereas on Fox he's at sixty million, four hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty four thousand votes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then fuck the live CNN. Fox got a live
Speaker 2: thing going on.
Speaker 1: No, what, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Oh that's that's asked, dude, You think they would. I
Speaker 2: feel like that's just a missed opportunity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it says watch TV, but it's probably gonna
Speaker 1: make you fucking let's see if they make your sign
Speaker 1: into some bullshit. Oh here we go, all right.
Speaker 44: On slock Kin Fox News, and that race fifty point
Speaker 44: three to forty six point nine. Now, these races they
Speaker 44: fall in the same category as I mentioned before, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.
Speaker 44: They have a lot of the same issues energy. You know,
Speaker 44: all of them campaigned similarly, and they all appear to
Speaker 44: be doing well and maybe outperforming.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and just a couple of things about the Senate,
Speaker 17: because remember that Vice President Harris said that she was
Speaker 17: open to ending the filibuster if it meant that that
Speaker 17: was what was necessary to restore Roe v.
Speaker 10: Wade.
Speaker 6: There was also.
Speaker 17: Discussion, not hammered too much on the campaign trail, but
Speaker 17: the idea of making Puerto Rico and DC states has
Speaker 17: been kicked around for a long time, possibly expanding the
Speaker 17: set of the Supreme Court. So these are ideas that
Speaker 17: I think in many ways, we're galvanizing to a lot
Speaker 17: of voters, and we're seeing what's happening in the United
Speaker 17: States Senate. So if this continued, well, we know now
Speaker 17: that there's a majority, so at least in the short term,
Speaker 17: those things won't happen.
Speaker 6: Eventually.
Speaker 44: We're going to check in with Chad Program on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 44: We'll continue with our panel. We have some more raw
Speaker 44: vote total coming in as a lot of numbers as
Speaker 44: the race for two seventy continues, more results in analysis.
Speaker 44: Could we make some more calls coming up?
Speaker 26: You'll have to come back.
Speaker 1: All right, So Fox News is going to commercial break,
Speaker 1: and we should have the next update here in three minutes,
Speaker 1: So that is going to be excoiting.
Speaker 2: Now that would be they're going on commercial break. Yeah
Speaker 2: for the three minute gap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, baby, two minute warning.
Speaker 2: Let's go Aisha pedophiles for Kamala. I like it. I
Speaker 2: like that bumper stick of that was solid.
Speaker 40: Bro.
Speaker 1: How many more people are gonna be having, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: a dual citizenship to Greece after this election?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 2: I wonder how many of them we're gonna cash on
Speaker 2: that dual citizenship to Israel and just go into an
Speaker 2: active war zone on some sort of a piece kit
Speaker 2: keeping operation to go shake hands and kiss babies. In reality,
Speaker 2: they're just gonna hold up there for a while.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So we got Bloomberg two thirty to
Speaker 1: two oh five New York Times is two thirty to
Speaker 1: two hundred.
Speaker 2: Seeing Alex Jones is live on Crowder right now? Oh shit,
Speaker 2: how is he? Damn? Okay, that'd be funny.
Speaker 1: I love Alex Jones. He's the man Politico two thirty
Speaker 1: to two o five and all right, so what just
Speaker 1: gave her five? Oh no, that we already covered that
Speaker 1: those New Mexico okay, h all right, Well it's the
Speaker 1: final countdown.
Speaker 2: Any cult member out there listening, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: this is the largest cult gathering we have ever had
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Speaker 2: what a wild night for y'all to join in on
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Speaker 1: Yeah, buddy, it's wild shit, dude, I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it, And we are extremely grateful and thankful
Speaker 2: and humbled by y'all joining us in this way. We
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Speaker 1: Yeah this and honestly, this is the biggest crowd we've
Speaker 1: had since what was it, uh Trump? The Trump Biden debate?
Speaker 1: Remember that back in the summer.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that was That was a fun one too.
Speaker 29: Man.
Speaker 1: That ship was in like July or some crazy show
Speaker 1: was super early, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was like watching a super uptight roast. That
Speaker 2: was fun.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: Oh did you know that? Actually that was Biden's idea,
Speaker 1: allegedly to campaign that early because he thought that he
Speaker 1: was starting to lose voter so he's like, let.
Speaker 6: Me get it one last try.
Speaker 1: And ultimately it was it was to his demise. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: this is historical ship right here. You know.
Speaker 14: It really is.
Speaker 46: I'm I've been I've been watching this pretty closely.
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Speaker 2: Brother. He real quick, Where are you from?
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Speaker 2: or some shit. Well, just so happens that so many
Speaker 2: of my Internet Facebook friends and shit are from Kentucky.
Speaker 2: So it just affectually has been called Narnia in my
Speaker 2: dialect for so long that it's like, yeah, there's so
Speaker 2: many people that live in Kentucky, like you just don't
Speaker 2: know any of them personally, but like it's Narnia.
Speaker 3: It's out there, some fucking weird dude.
Speaker 1: It does exist for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it only does exist.
Speaker 48: Uh.
Speaker 46: I'm trying to get out of Kentucky. Honestly, I'm so
Speaker 46: sick of the heat. I me and my wife, we
Speaker 46: want to move up somewhere it's colder.
Speaker 2: So many people want to leave Kentucky, but usually it's
Speaker 2: to go to warmer climate's not colder. Damn dude, I'm.
Speaker 49: Fat, dude.
Speaker 46: I gotta I gotta get colder.
Speaker 1: I feel you, bro, I'm stuck in a very hot
Speaker 1: garage and muggy swamp ass Louisiana. So I'm just right now.
Speaker 8: What's that bub come up to here? Up here to
Speaker 8: fargo with me. We'll cool you off.
Speaker 1: I could as fuck I will happily. Oh shit, look
Speaker 1: here's the next one. Kamala just onon Hawaii votes on
Speaker 1: the surprise.
Speaker 37: Shock Hawaii reliably democratic vote, but that doesn't mean to
Speaker 37: pick up a four electoral votes for Kamala Harris. Donald
Speaker 37: Trump has two hundred and thirty. He is forty votes
Speaker 37: away from winning. Kamala Harris has one hundred and sixty
Speaker 37: nine electoral votes. She is one hundred way one hundred
Speaker 37: and one votes away from the two hundred and seventy
Speaker 37: needed to win.
Speaker 35: John King, So, Jake, let's look at the map where
Speaker 35: we are right now, and then we'll go through some
Speaker 35: of these battleground states where we're still waiting. But just
Speaker 35: look at the map right now. You see a lot
Speaker 35: of red, right, so let's look at it.
Speaker 19: You see the.
Speaker 35: Blue right, the blue wall states Georgia, Arizona, Nevada. Right now, watch,
Speaker 35: this is where we are now. Twenty twenty four looks
Speaker 35: a lot different than twenty twenty, but at the moment
Speaker 35: looks pretty similar to twenty sixteen. Donald Trump won the
Speaker 35: blue Wall. Donald Trump on North Carolina, Donald Trump on Georgia,
Speaker 35: Donald Trump on Arizona. The only difference would be Hillary
Speaker 35: Clinton in twenty sixteen did carry Nevada. Donald Trump leads there.
Speaker 35: Right now, when you come back to twenty twenty four.
Speaker 19: But it's just sorry, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 35: Let me come up here and do this and hit this,
Speaker 35: and you go there at twenty twenty four. So that's
Speaker 35: the one that's it's just a dramatic change when you
Speaker 35: come here. And so Donald Trump is remaking the map
Speaker 35: again at the molment, and the question is is there
Speaker 35: any way for Harris to come back again. We've given
Speaker 35: Donald Trump North Carolina. So let's see where we are
Speaker 35: in Georgia. If Donald Trump also carries Georgia, the vice
Speaker 35: president cannot afford to lose Pennsylvania. Yes, Nevada's out there,
Speaker 35: Arizona's out there, Michigan, Wisconsin out there at nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 35: I'll show you what I mean in a minute. So
Speaker 35: can she come back in Georgia to stop that from happening?
Speaker 35: She's limiting her if he wins Georgia, her path is
Speaker 35: so limited. So it's one hundred and eighteen thousand votes
Speaker 35: right now in a state decided four years ago by
Speaker 35: eleven seven hundred votes. Donald Trump, with ninety three percent,
Speaker 35: that's an important number of the vote counted, is ahead
Speaker 35: by nearly a undred and twenty thousand votes. So you're looking,
Speaker 35: this is where they would have to be. You can
Speaker 35: pick up votes elsewhere, but that's where most of the
Speaker 35: votes are. That's close to half of the state population
Speaker 35: right in Atlanta, in the metropolitan area around it. So
Speaker 35: what's out there? Are there live outstanding votes out there, Well,
Speaker 35: let's take a look the answers. Yes, let me get
Speaker 35: rid of the coloring so you don't have to see
Speaker 35: that the answers. Yes, they're out there. You're at the
Speaker 35: point now where you're talking about drawing to an inside
Speaker 35: straight flush. Essentially, you need these votes to come in
Speaker 35: in overwhelming numbers for you. But you do see there's
Speaker 35: the mathematical possibility. This is why the Harris campaign.
Speaker 19: Is on the phone.
Speaker 35: This is why I assume Donald Trump has not come
Speaker 35: out yet to say anything, because he's hoping that this
Speaker 35: one comes off the board as well. You're looking at
Speaker 35: the math right there. It's possible. So we're waiting for
Speaker 35: more votes in Georgia. So then you come up, Jake,
Speaker 35: and we'll look at the blue Wall states in a
Speaker 35: minute to see if any of the math is changing.
Speaker 35: But if you look at the map right now, you
Speaker 35: would so much rather be Donald Trump than the Vice president.
Speaker 21: All right, we have a projection.
Speaker 37: Gune CNN can project that Kamala Harris will win the
Speaker 37: Commonwealth of Virginia. Commonwealth of Virginia with its thirteen electoral votes,
Speaker 37: we'll go to the Democrat Vice president Paris.
Speaker 21: What does that mean for the electoral math. Let's take
Speaker 21: a look.
Speaker 37: With two hundred and seventy electoral votes needed to win,
Speaker 37: Donald Trump is only forty behind that with two hundred
Speaker 37: and thirty. Kamala Harris has one hundred and eighty two
Speaker 37: electoral votes. Let's bring you a key race alert. Where
Speaker 37: are we with all the states that we have not
Speaker 37: projected yet. Pennsylvania, Donald Trump in the lead fifty one
Speaker 37: point three percent of the vote, Kamala Harris forty seven
Speaker 37: point six percent of the vote. Donald Trump has a
Speaker 37: more than two hundred thirteen thousand vote lead over her
Speaker 37: with eighty four percent of the estimated vote in from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 21: In battleground Michigan.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump up there fifty one point two percent of
Speaker 37: the vote. Kamala Harris is forty seven percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump with a one hundred seven thousand, two hundred
Speaker 37: and ninety vote for vote lead over Harris. But there's
Speaker 37: still about fifty five percent of the vote that has
Speaker 37: not been counted. In Michigan, a lot of votes to
Speaker 37: count in Michigan Wisconsin now Donald Trump fifty one percent
Speaker 37: of the vote, Kamala Harris forty seven point four percent.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump with a more than ninety two thousand vote
Speaker 37: lead over Harris. That's with more than three quarters of
Speaker 37: the votes counted in Wisconsin, seventy seven percent of the vote.
Speaker 37: In battleground Georgia, Donald Trump up fifty point seven percent
Speaker 37: to Harris's forty eight point four percent. Donald Trump with
Speaker 37: a one hundred eighteen thousand, eight hundred and thirty eight
Speaker 37: vote lead over Harris, with ninety three percent of the
Speaker 37: estimated vote. In In battleground Arizona, Donald Trump up forty
Speaker 37: nine point eight percent to Harris's forty nine point three percent.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump with a ninety six hundred plus vote lead.
Speaker 37: That's with slightly more than half of the vote counted
Speaker 37: in Arizona, fifty two percent. In Nevada, Donald Trump up
Speaker 37: seventy three percent to Harris's twenty six point two percent
Speaker 37: of the vote. Donald Trump with an almost eleven thousand
Speaker 37: vote lead, but that is again with only two percent
Speaker 37: of the estimated vote in Nevada counted. Still a lot
Speaker 37: of votes to count in Nevada, John vote Jake.
Speaker 35: Let's look at it right now. You're looking at the
Speaker 35: big map and you're seeing all that red.
Speaker 1: Yes, how is Nevada only two percent counted? That's I
Speaker 1: don't get at that. Uncle Ty, What what's up, dude?
Speaker 47: Yeah.
Speaker 46: I was just gonna say before I go in and
Speaker 46: involve in the election, I got to say, honestly, like
Speaker 46: with as far as Arizona, I don't know if you'll
Speaker 46: follow him, but like that's where Charlie Kirk is also in,
Speaker 46: and like that's where the whole turning points actually based.
Speaker 46: I really don't see you know, them losing Arizona or anything,
Speaker 46: because like that's where he's been promoting like super hard.
Speaker 2: So I definitely think Arizona is gonna go red.
Speaker 46: And also Nevada has been notoriously read for the longest time,
Speaker 46: so I definitely.
Speaker 47: See, uh, you know, Nevada.
Speaker 46: Also going for Trump as well, So I mean I
Speaker 46: feel pretty confident in giving both of those to him.
Speaker 46: I mean, if if he loses Arizona, I mean, if
Speaker 46: I was Charlie Kirk, I'd be like getting hell out
Speaker 46: of that state.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, I mean I was just in Arizona back
Speaker 1: in the back in the summer, and you know, I
Speaker 1: go up there frequently. My parents live out there, My
Speaker 1: cousin Sean lives out there. And dude, it's sketchy in Phoenix,
Speaker 1: bro Like all throughout Glendell, Tempe. You know that that
Speaker 1: whole area.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'm going to Phoenix soon.
Speaker 1: Oh well, every single bus stop is full of people
Speaker 1: that are smoking drugs underneath their shirt, every single one
Speaker 1: of them. You go to any restaurant, they're all doing
Speaker 1: it by the dumpsters.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: It's out in the open, like it's crazy, how open.
Speaker 1: And dude, cops just drive by like it's just too
Speaker 1: many people.
Speaker 2: Oh, I ain't worried about that, you know. I stay
Speaker 2: with that motherfucking thang on me. So I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm good. I mean, to my knowledge, Arizona's pretty uh,
Speaker 2: pretty loosey goosey with their gun laws. Am I mistaken?
Speaker 1: I think?
Speaker 19: So?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they're pretty pro to a So yeah, well.
Speaker 1: They have that that sheriff or Pyo that is pretty
Speaker 1: well known out there. I think he is he the
Speaker 1: one that I think he's like, uh, you know the
Speaker 1: one that's kind of governing the prison system and shipped
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: Is he that dude that like he pretty much has
Speaker 2: the jail as tense and there's like one TV and
Speaker 2: the dudes have to like run a peloton bike to
Speaker 2: get power to run the TV and there's only like
Speaker 2: three channels and they have to like farm their own
Speaker 2: food and all that shit.
Speaker 3: He's like saving the state money.
Speaker 1: Like, you do not want to go to jail in
Speaker 1: Arizona because, first off, a lot of it you're gonna
Speaker 1: be working your ass off out there, dude. And and
Speaker 1: that's what Sheriff Arpile was saying. He was like, look,
Speaker 1: this is not supposed to be a holiday in stay.
Speaker 1: You're you're whenever you come to jail out here in Arizona,
Speaker 1: you're supposed to not want to come back. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna we're gonna try and do everything we can to
Speaker 1: make sure you don't want to come back, because you
Speaker 1: canna be busting your fucking back the entire time, dude.
Speaker 2: So I remember once upon a time, this is totally
Speaker 2: off topic from the election, we'll get back to it. Uh,
Speaker 2: there was an article I was reading about what Norwegian
Speaker 2: prisons were, like, Bro, this is basically stay away camp.
Speaker 2: Like they don't have violent criminals there very often. And
Speaker 2: most of the time when there is some sort of
Speaker 2: law being broken, it's like drunkards or drugs or theft
Speaker 2: or something like that. But like, they don't have violent
Speaker 2: crimes very often. So their prison system is more like
Speaker 2: a college dormitory. You have a laptop, you have a TV.
Speaker 2: It's all single man rooms. The food is pretty okay.
Speaker 2: Like the part that quote unquote sucks is that you're
Speaker 2: away from your family for that period of time. It's like, bro, wait.
Speaker 1: What yeah, yeah, it's uh. I would not want to
Speaker 1: go to jail out there, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh not in Norway. It wouldn't matter, it's whatever. But no,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to go to jail in like Mexico
Speaker 2: or like in any African country.
Speaker 3: Like nah, I'm good dude.
Speaker 2: When my brother got arrested in Africa and was about
Speaker 2: to get deported and like and or executed and shit,
Speaker 2: they didn't eat for two days because the way it
Speaker 2: works there is if you get arrested, your family has
Speaker 2: to bring you food, and if the guards decide to
Speaker 2: give it to you then you get it. He was
Speaker 2: there and nobody knew he was even arrested because we
Speaker 2: hadn't heard from him in a couple of days. That's
Speaker 2: all it was.
Speaker 1: So it was, yeah, dude, wasn't it out? Wasn't it
Speaker 1: out in Africa that they're literally making like mud pie
Speaker 1: pancakes or some shit. No, dude, that's Haiti Haiti, that's
Speaker 1: where it was.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And they have to buy this dirt on credit.
Speaker 2: That's that's how crazy it is, these dirt cookies that
Speaker 2: they are literally feeding themselves because they have no other options.
Speaker 2: They have to buy the dirt to make the cookies
Speaker 2: on credit, even though they could just go outside and
Speaker 2: get the dirt. That's not the point. And all it
Speaker 2: is just mudpies that they leave to dry out in
Speaker 2: the sun and they kind of crumble and they'll fill
Speaker 2: your stomach.
Speaker 3: But it's all it is is dirt, Dude.
Speaker 1: That's sick.
Speaker 2: That's how that when we say dirt poor, like yo,
Speaker 2: Americans have no concept of what actual dirt poor is. Dude.
Speaker 1: Anyway, right back to Fox News.
Speaker 50: You're gonna have to follow the rules, I mean, to
Speaker 50: take the oath of citizenship. The word law is used
Speaker 50: six times for new citizens, So it doesn't make a
Speaker 50: whole lot of sense to break the law and then
Speaker 50: swear an oath that you're going to follow it. My
Speaker 50: friend Mark, who knows more about politics than I do,
Speaker 50: use the word come back. I think it is really, really,
Speaker 50: more akin to a political resurrection. If you'd asked me
Speaker 50: on January the seventh, or after the fourth of the
Speaker 50: four indictments, I would have told you I see no
Speaker 50: way that he'll be the nominee or the president. And
Speaker 50: now it looks like, look, Sean may be right, maybe
Speaker 50: three hundred electoral votes. I've been calling my senate friends.
Speaker 50: They some of them don't take my call. The others
Speaker 50: require me to now call them chairmen.
Speaker 1: Dude, I feel like I'm just waiting for an intended
Speaker 1: to pop out of his head. Tell me he doesn't
Speaker 1: look like a fucking alien.
Speaker 2: Who the fuck is that guy? And why is his
Speaker 2: face looking like this?
Speaker 1: I mean that's Trey GOUDI.
Speaker 50: Means Trump gets his cabinet.
Speaker 3: I don't watch the news. This guy is weird looking.
Speaker 1: That's one of the weirdest looking people I've ever seen.
Speaker 50: Forty nine It will be confirmed in four forty six Center.
Speaker 1: You know, motherfucker looked like a pinky toe in some ways.
Speaker 26: The Democrats here in the in the.
Speaker 2: East coast, Ohoba Crane look him, motherfucker look at.
Speaker 1: Him, called Nan Nan, motherfucking laugh.
Speaker 2: If you get out west, oh snow white looking old
Speaker 2: slender man looking ass, look at M. Gonna tell me
Speaker 2: he's not a real life slender man.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's blinked yet.
Speaker 18: Public yesterday said we're going to game, but billion ares
Speaker 18: look him up somewhere between three and eight seats.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Sorry, sorry, I'm sure he's a wonderful human.
Speaker 18: And really just a fifty three seats beauty is within, Sir,
Speaker 18: remarkable and it shows it's not just a blue wall
Speaker 18: craft he's scrowing.
Speaker 2: I don't know how much within you can go with
Speaker 2: that one, but I.
Speaker 18: He's still workers.
Speaker 1: The spirit goes deep within, Sir.
Speaker 18: Around Philadelphia and dare you excuse me? They just had
Speaker 18: enough and this is the time where they're breaking ranks.
Speaker 18: Dolly park hold onto the house. Dollis dilates himself from
Speaker 18: any of these impeachments, shenanigans and whatnot.
Speaker 3: Actually, I would love to hear Dolly Parton's.
Speaker 18: Life were not there yet.
Speaker 3: Actually I would, I would probably to be honest.
Speaker 18: With you, then I think the Democrats have to think
Speaker 18: thrice about this lawfair strategy that they have put on
Speaker 18: his shoulders like an anvil. They really thought that would
Speaker 18: get rid of him. No one's been more insult and investigated,
Speaker 18: impeached and diety convicted. Take his name off the buildings,
Speaker 18: taken out of his family business, take his name off
Speaker 18: the ballot. You name it. They tried it. Oh, in
Speaker 18: the assassin's bullets, of course, you name it. They tried it.
Speaker 18: I would think thrice if I were them, I wonder.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't like her, so she keeps, you would
Speaker 1: think thrice, she keeps, she keeps on going thrice. Here
Speaker 1: it's like, you know why you got to go so
Speaker 1: hard in the threes, dude, so hard.
Speaker 2: With the Shakespearean language. Calm down, and also yo, for real,
Speaker 2: Dolly parton live streaming, this would be just gold, you know, Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 35: Political affiliations, Carden four times, maybe, I think four times?
Speaker 6: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Oh, sure she's a Democrat.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 35: Collection to go to the U of Michigan and talk
Speaker 35: to people out there, and again, you know, We're at
Speaker 35: seventy one percent right now, so the numbers can change.
Speaker 35: But she's at sixty six percent. This is Ann Arbor
Speaker 35: University of Michigan. Again, you have a big college campus.
Speaker 35: It tends to be a very liberal pocket, progressive pocket.
Speaker 35: You're saying, wow, sixty five percent of the vote, sixty
Speaker 35: six if you round up, that's great, Oh my god,
Speaker 35: seventy three percent and the math one hundred and fifty
Speaker 35: seven thousand, you know, to one hundred three. Well, again,
Speaker 35: we got thirty percent of the vote still to come in,
Speaker 35: and maybe maybe the percentage has changed as well. Maybe
Speaker 35: all the votes that are out are from the campus
Speaker 35: and you know, and it juices up the number a
Speaker 35: little bit. But if you're looking at that now, you're
Speaker 35: underperforming the President of the United States, and Donald Trump
Speaker 35: said thirty two percent. At twenty six percent, that's I mean,
Speaker 35: if that, if that gap holds.
Speaker 19: And if his improvement like that holds, I'm sorry, go ahead,
Speaker 19: that's a big deal.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 21: Well, I was just going to say.
Speaker 37: One of the things you hear from the Arab American
Speaker 37: and Muslim American community in places like Michigan is not
Speaker 37: that they were going to vote for Donald Trump, but
Speaker 37: they either were not going to vote, or they were
Speaker 37: going to vote for Jill Stone or Cornell West. I'm
Speaker 37: not sure if Cornell West is on the ballot in Michigan,
Speaker 37: but I mean, these numbers don't add up to one
Speaker 37: hundred here, so I'm guessing that there is a better
Speaker 37: than my guess.
Speaker 21: Would be educated guests would be there's going to be.
Speaker 37: A better than average showing for Jill Stein in Michigan
Speaker 37: than in other states.
Speaker 19: And she worked it hard.
Speaker 2: She was at the corn that trip.
Speaker 35: I was out there, you sawy activity either she was
Speaker 35: in the state or adjustment in the state.
Speaker 37: Yeah, So just to explain it now, one of the
Speaker 37: other things I heard about people talking about Michigan is
Speaker 37: everybody in the media, all you talk about is the
Speaker 37: air of American Muslim American vote. But really the issue
Speaker 37: in terms of a big, sizeable, bigger chunk of votes
Speaker 37: is white.
Speaker 21: Working class voters, union voters.
Speaker 37: Because the Trump campaign ran ads slamming Harris's position on
Speaker 37: electrical electric vehicles EVS and that that is actually going
Speaker 37: to be more significant. Ultimately, that was you know, this
Speaker 37: is just their projection than the air of American Muslimerican vote.
Speaker 21: Is there any way we.
Speaker 37: Can gauge then at how well or poorly she did
Speaker 37: compared to Biden. When it comes to white, non college
Speaker 37: educated union voters.
Speaker 35: David would have the exit polls. We could look at
Speaker 35: union households. That's a question on the exit polls. I
Speaker 35: can show you some counties where we were three times
Speaker 35: I went out there to talk to union auto worker groups,
Speaker 35: and I want to just say this up front. There
Speaker 35: are more automobile manufacturing jobs in the United States today
Speaker 35: than at any point during the Trump presidency. I repeat,
Speaker 35: there are more auto manufacturing jobs in the United States
Speaker 35: today than at any point in the Trump presidency. However,
Speaker 35: the ev debate is a debate Stillant has just laid
Speaker 35: off eleven hundred people, right and in part because they
Speaker 35: say they have electric vehicles sitting on the lot.
Speaker 19: The union says that's bs, it's corporate greed.
Speaker 35: They're not keeping their word. But this is a conversation.
Speaker 35: Are they going to fair at a minimum? Are they
Speaker 35: going too fast? There are some auto workers who say,
Speaker 35: why are you forcing this on us? There are others
Speaker 35: saying the infrastructure is not in place culturally, people aren't
Speaker 35: ready for them.
Speaker 19: Why you going so fast.
Speaker 35: So one of the places you'll find that is right
Speaker 35: here in Macomb County. We met Joseph Knowles, just laid
Speaker 35: off from Stillant. It's a black union auto worker. No
Speaker 35: one in his family had never voted Republican for president.
Speaker 35: He was voting for Donald Trump, and everybody in this
Speaker 35: family was mad at him.
Speaker 19: You find this is where you find them, right here.
Speaker 35: Bill Goovier is another ford worker in Mcomb County who
Speaker 35: wanted to vote for Robert F.
Speaker 19: Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 35: When he dropped out and back Trump, Bill Goovier said,
Speaker 35: that's great. I love them both, and he voted for
Speaker 35: Trump a third time. So some of them have been
Speaker 35: in Trump's camp, like a Bill Goovier. But Joseph Noles
Speaker 35: is a plus one voted Democrat all his life, right
Speaker 35: So there, McComb County. We got a long way to
Speaker 35: go here, thirty six percent, but Trump at fifty eight
Speaker 35: when you round that up there, Trump at fifty three
Speaker 35: right there, So again we'll see if that sustains itself.
Speaker 35: And so and the Biden number at forty five, the
Speaker 35: Harris number at forty if that's the if that's well,
Speaker 35: if that's the number at the end.
Speaker 19: Then you know it's very hard.
Speaker 37: Well, there you go, and you can see why why
Speaker 37: and not all of that changes from that one issue
Speaker 37: or that one democraphic I described, but that is quite
Speaker 37: significant if it holds. Let's go to Pamela Brown at
Speaker 37: the voting desk. Let's jump to Wisconsin if we could,
Speaker 37: because Pamela wants to talk about Milwaukee and what's going
Speaker 37: on there.
Speaker 19: Pamela, I've been.
Speaker 28: Talking to officials there in Milwaukee County as well as
Speaker 28: the city. Let's look at Milwaukee County right now. A
Speaker 28: large portion of the vote that remains is from Milwaukee
Speaker 28: City itself. This is the largest county, this is the
Speaker 28: largest city in Wisconsin.
Speaker 42: According to a source.
Speaker 28: In Milwaukee County, nine out of nineteen municipalities are completely reported.
Speaker 28: And the source also says that the county clerk there
Speaker 28: expects all results from Milwaukee County to be reported between
Speaker 28: two and four am tonight Central time. So these results
Speaker 28: coming in overnight there from Milwaukee County. That is the expectation.
Speaker 28: Now let's dive in here to the Milwaukee City. I
Speaker 28: just spoke to an official there. Milwaukee City has twenty seven,
Speaker 28: seven hundred and twenty four mail in ballots left to
Speaker 28: be counted so far. And addition, officials are still waiting
Speaker 28: for results from four wards still and those would be
Speaker 28: the day of votes, so from the day from election day,
Speaker 28: so there's still quite a bit to go to count tonight.
Speaker 28: There in Milwaukee City for contact sixty nine percent when
Speaker 28: for Biden in twenty twenty, and as I mentioned, this
Speaker 28: is the largest county in Wisconsin, so we're keeping a
Speaker 28: close eye on this.
Speaker 37: All right, Pamela, thanks so much. Let's take a look
Speaker 37: at Wisconsin. As long as Pamela drove us here, so
Speaker 37: a critical point.
Speaker 35: She makes, four wards in the city of Milwaukee still
Speaker 35: have not reported their election day votes, and again anecdotally,
Speaker 35: just texting people out in the state, they said turnout
Speaker 35: was good. You know, they were saying great or gang
Speaker 35: busters they're saying good. So we wait, you wait. But again,
Speaker 35: so we're waiting for the city in that this is
Speaker 35: Milwaukee plus the suburbs around it.
Speaker 19: The county is what you see here.
Speaker 35: But she's at sixty six percent and Joe Biden's at
Speaker 35: sixty nine percent. So when those City of Milwaukee votes
Speaker 35: come in, that not only does that percentage need to move,
Speaker 35: but that math needs to change quite significantly. If you're
Speaker 35: trying to make up that now ninety six thousand, you
Speaker 35: know that's better than one hundred and fifty thousand, right,
Speaker 35: simple math people. You know, we always say politics can
Speaker 35: be very complicated. Sometimes it comes down to basic arithmetic.
Speaker 35: Either enough votes still out there to overcome a ninety
Speaker 35: six thousand vote lead. And you know, so if Pam
Speaker 35: says four big wards are still out in Milwaukee City
Speaker 35: and there's a little bit more in Milwaukee County, the
Speaker 35: answer is maybe right. Again, you're getting to the point
Speaker 35: where you're drawing to an inside straight flush, but maybe so.
Speaker 35: Then you look around in other democratic areas and again,
Speaker 35: eau Claire.
Speaker 19: She's getting fifty five percent of the vote.
Speaker 35: I just want to compare that she's a same that's okay,
Speaker 35: a little better maybe, but it's not a ton of
Speaker 35: It's just not a ton of people there. And you
Speaker 35: come down on Lacrosse. You're looking at the blue areas
Speaker 35: and you're saying, is there anything?
Speaker 19: Not much left?
Speaker 35: Right, it's not a huge swing anyway, So even if
Speaker 35: you pick up some boats, you're not picking up a
Speaker 35: ton there. So if you're looking at this map, now
Speaker 35: I just want to check what was our percentage here?
Speaker 35: Ninety five percent in Dane County and these other blue
Speaker 35: counties around it, I'll hit them for you.
Speaker 19: You just see they're pretty small population wise, I mean
Speaker 19: not tiny.
Speaker 35: But again you're at ninety five percent Rock County, ninety
Speaker 35: five percent Green County, ninety two percent Lafayette County. That
Speaker 35: one is a little bit smaller. So again, the map's
Speaker 35: getting really hard if you're trying to figure out con
Speaker 35: harrisonan back in Wisconsin. And I would say simply that
Speaker 35: it comes down to that, and those Milwaukee precincts that
Speaker 35: are out better be gangbusters.
Speaker 37: May I do a personal prerogative from MESSI the Commonwealth
Speaker 37: of Pennsylvania. We haven't checked in there in a while,
Speaker 37: and that's obviously a place near and dear in my heart,
Speaker 37: and I have questions about it. One of them is Allentown,
Speaker 37: which is blue right now. Allentown, the city of Allentown
Speaker 37: is fifty four percent Latino fifty fifty four percent in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 37: as we've discussed, has the third largest Puerto Rican population
Speaker 37: on the mainland, behind only New York and Los Angeles,
Speaker 37: I mean New York and Florida. So my question is
Speaker 37: how is she doing in this Latino area compared to
Speaker 37: Joe Biden four years ago?
Speaker 19: Again, cannot go granular. Just into the city of Allen.
Speaker 35: You can look at Lehigh County here right, and I
Speaker 35: can already tell you fifty one to forty eight. If
Speaker 35: you're the Trump campaign, sure you'd like to win it,
Speaker 35: but you're looking at forty eight percent of Lehigh County
Speaker 35: and you're feeling pretty good because you were forty six
Speaker 35: last time. And again within a battleground state, you think
Speaker 35: margins within the margins the battleground within the battleground. So
Speaker 35: Joe Biden if fifty three percent with ninety eight thousand votes,
Speaker 35: the vice president of fifty percent with ninety three thousand votes.
Speaker 35: Now we're not completely done there, but that five thousand
Speaker 35: votes makes a big difference.
Speaker 19: It just does.
Speaker 35: Right, So that and that's there, right, So then you
Speaker 35: come out here and you come up let's just move
Speaker 35: on up right, Carbon County.
Speaker 19: Look at this's Trump getting seventy three percent of the vote.
Speaker 35: You know, he's improved, that's why he's overperformed himself. And
Speaker 35: then you move up here. This is Lakawana County, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 35: Joe Biden's hometown. It's a it's a tough, competitive blue
Speaker 35: collar area. But fifty one to forty eight now fifty
Speaker 35: four to forty.
Speaker 21: That movement of four percent, right, it can be the
Speaker 21: whole thing.
Speaker 35: It's a couple thousand votes here, it's a couple of
Speaker 35: thousand votes there.
Speaker 19: I want to show you.
Speaker 37: By the way, can I just point out Uri has
Speaker 37: now flipped Eerie, which is a which is has always
Speaker 37: voted with the presidential victor in Pennsylvania and nationally, is
Speaker 37: now with.
Speaker 35: Test flipp And let's see what is there again. It's
Speaker 35: it's one of the twenty five. They're at ninety five percent.
Speaker 35: It's very close, but it's always very close. So you
Speaker 35: see Erie County very close there. And I just want
Speaker 35: to come across the state, Northampton County, so you're on
Speaker 35: the you know, you're Buffalo, New York border, and here's
Speaker 35: New Jersey. Here you've got you know, fifty two to
Speaker 35: forty seven. They're not done yet, but the two multi
Speaker 35: pivot counties twice for Obama, then for Trump, then for Biden.
Speaker 35: At the moment they're going back to Trump. I just
Speaker 35: want to show one more thing we haven't shown tonight.
Speaker 35: I just want to bring this up and bring this out.
Speaker 35: It's not here, it is here, No, it is here.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 35: I will figure this out eventually, I promise you. I
Speaker 35: just have too many gizmos. Just want to come in here,
Speaker 35: Come on and show you this. So let's go out
Speaker 35: nationally first. Everyone's been talking all night long about the headwinds.
Speaker 35: There'll be a lot of questions asked about this after
Speaker 35: the fact. This is not a good environment for any incumbent.
Speaker 35: Kamala Harris is the incumbent Vice president. What this shows
Speaker 35: you is not votes. This shows you. The darker the county,
Speaker 35: the more that county has been hit by inflation. Meaning
Speaker 35: the darker the county, the more cost of living energy prices,
Speaker 35: gas prices, housing prices in a lot of places have
Speaker 35: outpaced wage increases.
Speaker 19: Right, try to find me see the green.
Speaker 21: Yeah, what does that mean?
Speaker 35: That's that's the county where your wages have outpaced inflations.
Speaker 19: You can use a hand.
Speaker 35: You will fill one hand in the more than four
Speaker 35: thousand counties and townships in the United States. You used
Speaker 35: one hand to fill out the counties where wages have
Speaker 35: outpaced inflation.
Speaker 21: So can I make observation.
Speaker 19: So I just want to I just want to come
Speaker 19: back into your comments.
Speaker 35: Oh good, I want to come back to your common
Speaker 35: with the darker the county, the more punishing, the more inflation.
Speaker 19: Has outpaced your wages. Yeah, your cost of living. And
Speaker 19: just look, I mean the.
Speaker 35: Fact that she's doing as well in the suburbs is
Speaker 35: a testament to the democratic strength there. But you see
Speaker 35: in these other places, you know, it's just that that
Speaker 35: was the headwind, and that came up. I can tell
Speaker 35: you I was on the road for fifteen months, and
Speaker 35: that came up from the first trip to the last trip.
Speaker 35: Even for people voting for Hairs, even for people gladly
Speaker 35: and proudly voting for hairs, were saying, it still sucks
Speaker 35: when I go to the grocery store.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 37: And that's also why you know, the right track wrong
Speaker 37: track numbers are seventy five wrong track twenty five, but
Speaker 37: the election's not seventy five percent twenty five because there
Speaker 37: are people who think it's the wrong track, but.
Speaker 21: They're still going to vote for the Democrat.
Speaker 37: Yet this is this is difficult to fight against if
Speaker 37: you're if you're in the incumbent.
Speaker 19: That's North Carolina especially you're trying to win back.
Speaker 21: All the dark colors in Arizona.
Speaker 19: It gets worse as you go west, That's what I
Speaker 19: was going to say. Then you're in Georgia.
Speaker 35: Look this is the Atlanta suburbs, right, if she loses
Speaker 35: just a little tiny bit, right, and look down here
Speaker 35: these are working class people, right, And then you're absolutely right.
Speaker 35: Then you come out here and you look at in Arizona.
Speaker 35: That's Maricopa County. That's the largest county up here. As
Speaker 35: you see democratic.
Speaker 21: Areas well, he's winning Maricopa County.
Speaker 19: He is at the well, that's just the let's see,
Speaker 19: let's come up there. It's close. It's that one's close
Speaker 19: still at half and half.
Speaker 35: As you bring that out and then you come here,
Speaker 35: this this to me, of all the visits you want
Speaker 35: to talk, a place that still has the COVID body bruise,
Speaker 35: unemployment hit thirty percent, twice the national average. And then
Speaker 35: the cost of living, I mean, look at it right
Speaker 35: there where you know, again, the darker the county, the
Speaker 35: more and out here it's housing more than anything. Housing
Speaker 35: in Vegas, a lot of people rent. There's not a
Speaker 35: lot of land to build new houses. So the rents
Speaker 35: go up, and once the COVID moratorium on rent increases
Speaker 35: went up, rents went up through the shoots and a
Speaker 35: lot of working class people out there complaining about that.
Speaker 37: And so I wasn't done with Pennsylvania, but will go back,
Speaker 37: but hold on because Pamela. We've none to go to Pennsylvania.
Speaker 37: Because Pamela's I'm gonna throw out to Pamela. She has
Speaker 37: some information on Georgia. If you could, this is.
Speaker 17: Important information in Georgia.
Speaker 28: I'm getting from Gabriel Sterling to top election official there.
Speaker 28: The margin right now in Georgia is one hundred and
Speaker 28: eighteen thousand votes right. One hundred and thousand votes are
Speaker 28: outstanding right now. This is what I'm being told from
Speaker 28: gabl Sterling. Now he says the split will go marginally
Speaker 28: for Harris. So let's break down what we know about
Speaker 28: where some of that outstanding vote is. Chatham forty thousand outstanding.
Speaker 28: I'm told this is a county that went to Biden
Speaker 28: in twenty twenty. Carol outstanding eighteen thousand. This is a
Speaker 28: county that went to Trump in twenty twenty. And then
Speaker 28: you have the blue counties of Decab and Fulton to
Speaker 28: cab has three thousand outstanding ballots, Fulton has two thousand
Speaker 28: outstanding ballots. Again, just to recap type margin one hundred
Speaker 28: and eighteen thousand, one hundred thousand votes still out in
Speaker 28: Georgia and Gabriel Stirling says it's the split coming from
Speaker 28: that will be marginally.
Speaker 17: His prediction is for Harris. But this is what the
Speaker 17: data coming in is showing right now.
Speaker 21: Back to you, John, do you have any questions for Pamela?
Speaker 35: You say a total, the total outstanding votes is one
Speaker 35: hundred thousand.
Speaker 28: He said, one hundred thousand votes out yep. Well, and
Speaker 28: so I just gave you a little snapshot of where
Speaker 28: some of those places are. Chadham Carol I asked when
Speaker 28: are we going to find out these results from these counties.
Speaker 28: He did not have a timeline exactly for that, but
Speaker 28: hopefully soon.
Speaker 37: With the significance obviously that Donald Trump right now has
Speaker 37: a margin of one hundred and eight eight hundred and
Speaker 37: thirty eight votes, and you're saying there's one hundred thousand.
Speaker 35: If he's being literal, sometimes one hundred that you know
Speaker 35: that they're getting calls from counties and they say twenty thousand.
Speaker 19: It's really twenty two, right thirty three, I just jump
Speaker 19: in please.
Speaker 28: Actually we asked about how do you know these numbers?
Speaker 28: And actually by law they have to have it the
Speaker 28: actual numbers, So I understand your point, but I think
Speaker 28: they do have more precise numbers based on what the
Speaker 28: law requires.
Speaker 19: Interesting, Well, then that's said that the Harris campaign.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's little rambling on about is awesome, solid good things.
Speaker 2: But yeah, as of right now, there's no real changes
Speaker 2: that are happening. There's no real movement that I can see.
Speaker 1: Yeah. New York Times has it to thirty to two ten,
Speaker 1: Bloomberg thirty to two ten. Fox News.
Speaker 2: Tooth paws.
Speaker 1: Oh, Fox News has it two thirty to two sixteen.
Speaker 2: Okay, what new until is there on this one?
Speaker 1: Let's see go back here, see what to do over here?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 1: Two thirty two to two sixteen. On Fox News, they
Speaker 1: are calling Nebraska. Oh, Nebraska went Trump? All right, Okay,
Speaker 1: anything crazy new yet? I mean we're still waiting on Arizona, Georgia,
Speaker 1: and Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and a.
Speaker 2: Couple more of the New England states went Harris. That's
Speaker 2: how she got to two sixteen.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh, Maine, Yeah, she got Maine or it's looking
Speaker 1: like Maine. It's only not even forty percent reported yet. Yeah, damn,
Speaker 1: she's blown a mountain. California.
Speaker 3: It wasn't clos expected it was clo that's her home state.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you would think that, you know, if anybody would,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: After all the she get I would hate her, it
Speaker 2: would be California. But unfortunately people have a very short
Speaker 2: memory apparently.
Speaker 1: Right, So the newest ones ten forty one, Fox News
Speaker 1: called North Carolina for Trump. Ten forty five, they called
Speaker 1: Virginia for Kamala. Ten fifty two, they called Nebraska District
Speaker 1: two for Kamala. What does that mean?
Speaker 2: So they're doing it by district so that they can
Speaker 2: call for the whole state. I guess so critical district.
Speaker 1: But look at it. It called Nebraska District two for Kamala.
Speaker 1: But then you go over to Nebraska and Trump's winning
Speaker 1: by almost one hundred thousand votes.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't understand why Nebraska and Maine have the
Speaker 2: stripe through them, Like, I understand what they're trying to signify,
Speaker 2: but why is it colored In't it that? That did
Speaker 2: instead make sense to me?
Speaker 1: I don't know. And the newest one was they called
Speaker 1: Hawaii for Kamala, okay, all right, and Politico to thirty
Speaker 1: two ten and Google the same okay, So there's not
Speaker 1: really been any change yet. The next update was going
Speaker 1: to come in twenty eight minutes, so we'll see. But
Speaker 1: it's looking like probably this is going to be an
Speaker 1: all eighter, which is fine.
Speaker 2: No doubt. We're gonna go. We're gonna go up until Honestly,
Speaker 2: when when you want to call it, I'm good to
Speaker 2: go until whenever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean probably once we hit midnight. There's probably
Speaker 1: not gonna be much change after that anyway.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, unless you want to stamp stamp call it
Speaker 1: a fucking eight hour show, dude.
Speaker 2: No, not an eight hour show. But I mean, what
Speaker 2: time does things close on the West Coast?
Speaker 3: I don't I don't know. Again, this only happens every
Speaker 3: four years.
Speaker 2: So like I, I don't actually know when things are
Speaker 2: like considered done for the day. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: I am down to go for the long haul, big dog.
Speaker 2: This is a this is a critical moment in our time.
Speaker 1: It is it is ja g. If you want to
Speaker 1: start reading some of the chat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to jump in because something, you know,
Speaker 2: the chat goes. Some of it's like chat to other
Speaker 2: chat and some of it's to us. So I'm trying
Speaker 2: to find like that kind of stuff. Let's see. I
Speaker 2: feel as if when or lose win, loser, drawled, there's
Speaker 2: a negative vibe in the air. Something's going to pop off. Yo, Sam,
Speaker 2: I gotta agree with you on that one. Brother, Uh
Speaker 2: cosmic squirrel stew all, right, that was wild, but I
Speaker 2: ain't mad at it. Squirrel stew is absolutely phenomenal. Maga Jesus,
Speaker 2: maga or get fucked said, love y'all bye from South Carolina.
Speaker 2: I hope we win due to the fact I am
Speaker 2: a blue collar worker. That's also the reason I gotta
Speaker 2: call it night due to work. Keep that third eye open,
Speaker 2: cult fam love you, love you indeed, Uh Hawaii is
Speaker 2: Harris Yes, all that gun control agenda, genocide cashtro Hitler,
Speaker 2: Scotland mau to conquer a nation first disarmed citizens. That
Speaker 2: was Hitler yep II show one hundred percent agree with you.
Speaker 2: What is this picture here is that I can't even
Speaker 2: I can't even zoom in on that. Jesus looks like
Speaker 2: some sort of a party zoom in, says first Lady
Speaker 2: on the card. Oh Joe Biden, talk to me, dog,
Speaker 2: what's in the picture?
Speaker 1: How long ago did he send that?
Speaker 2: Eleven twenty minutes ago? All right, I'm catching not Wait.
Speaker 14: Somebody else sent that picture. I didn't send it, but
Speaker 14: I zoomed in on it. That's apparently going on right now.
Speaker 14: Trump is in it. Elon Musk is in it. Look
Speaker 14: like I'm not Chyamalan, But that's not him in the background,
Speaker 14: but on the table cards in front of Trump. One
Speaker 14: of the table cards says First Lady Milania Trump.
Speaker 3: Fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I don't know if she's still referred to as first Lady.
Speaker 14: I know she was, I'm aware, but she still titled that.
Speaker 2: I know that once you're president, you're always mister President. However,
Speaker 2: I don't think that once you're the first Lady you're
Speaker 2: always miss first Lady. I think you are referred to
Speaker 2: as a former first Lady. So that's I see what
Speaker 2: you're saying here, brother, Absolutely, Okay, let's see here. ABC
Speaker 2: is covering it live. It's fun to see the media
Speaker 2: slowly realize live the more than likely results. Yeah, no shit, bro.
Speaker 2: You can see these people eating crow and then you
Speaker 2: see them stepping all over each other because they are
Speaker 2: nervous as fuck right now, Yeah, buddy, ah, bro, let's
Speaker 2: see what else you got going on here? Uh, you
Speaker 2: know he's an alien for sure. Yo.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to be rude. And if that guy is.
Speaker 2: Like a real, like a solid dude who's like, you know,
Speaker 2: out there doing the things for the right reason, telling
Speaker 2: about your old uh looking like Beaker from the Muppets
Speaker 2: looking motherfucker, but like that.
Speaker 3: Guy, like, all right, if he's a good dude, then
Speaker 3: my bad.
Speaker 2: But also that that's kind of an easy target, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I guess so. But sometimes those are the funnest.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, he's in the public spotlight. You
Speaker 2: open yourself up to criticism unless you we get shit
Speaker 2: on for you know, being shills apparently. But let's see here,
Speaker 2: let's see Dolly Parton age like fine one. I'd marry
Speaker 2: her just to hear her sing all day, Sam, I agree,
Speaker 2: And I'll say I have no idea what her political
Speaker 2: affiliation is, but just to hear her narrate it. It's
Speaker 2: kind of Chrisopher walking, like to hear him narrate this.
Speaker 2: I also would pay money to hear or or Morgan
Speaker 2: Freeman to have him live stream a podcast of this. Yo,
Speaker 2: I'd listen, just In Trump, just wan Georgia. There's sixteen more,
Speaker 2: baby bomb two two.
Speaker 1: Let's go, all right, so what is important?
Speaker 2: And so they're actually going to be late to the game.
Speaker 1: So we need thirty four more so you get you
Speaker 1: get Pennsylvania, you only need fifteen more.
Speaker 2: And you need twenty four more.
Speaker 1: Twenty four Yeah, you're right, all right. So yeah, if
Speaker 1: you get Pennsylvania, you need literally any other state and
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 2: That's it. Wow, damn it boy.
Speaker 1: Let's go, dude, all right, let's see if the other
Speaker 1: states are calling it as well, or the other websites
Speaker 1: are calling it as well. Politico not yet and Google
Speaker 1: not yet.
Speaker 2: Two thirty to two ten. It's crazy how CNN is
Speaker 2: important that they just got Georgia, but they're still showing
Speaker 2: like a one hundred something number instead of a two ten, right,
Speaker 2: instead of a two ten, Like that's what numbers are
Speaker 2: they looking at?
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 1: Everybody has their own statisticians and you know, projectors and whatnot.
Speaker 1: I think that it's basically just going through the counties
Speaker 1: looking at the possibilities and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So no, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That is hilarious that he got Georgia too, That is
Speaker 1: clutch because that's where she was always going out to
Speaker 1: Atlanta with Meghan the Stallion and all them right like
Speaker 1: going up on stage. Ah fucking dummy.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. I'm just saying yeah.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of fact, whenever she was going
Speaker 1: to a lot of the rallies, people were like even
Speaker 1: not even in Georgia. They were taking the tallies of
Speaker 1: where all the people were from at the rallies that
Speaker 1: were in different states, and like half of them were
Speaker 1: from Atlanta. They lose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Josh Clark said, I'm gonna sign off for the night,
Speaker 2: gotta be up in five hours, but I will sleep
Speaker 2: well with the numbers seeing God. Bless you all, Josh Clark.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you're listening to this the day after. Love you, brother,
Speaker 2: love you, Thank you for joining us this evening. All right,
Speaker 2: let's see, Sam, fourth blunt is a three point five
Speaker 2: fourth blunt?
Speaker 6: Well, time out?
Speaker 2: How many of your how many what are you on
Speaker 2: at this moment?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 31: Bro?
Speaker 1: He already talked about how he would then you say, uh,
Speaker 1: Sam that you like split an ounce in one night
Speaker 1: with your buddy.
Speaker 26: No, me and my cousin we matched.
Speaker 1: I had announced, he announced, we smoke two ounces in
Speaker 1: one night. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, so what are you on currently?
Speaker 2: What number? And how?
Speaker 3: What elevation imble the fifth blunt and.
Speaker 8: Of six?
Speaker 6: Oh shit? Okay, then my bad, Christ?
Speaker 2: How fat are you rolling them? Bro eh, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: try volatile. It explodes in between one and four grams.
Speaker 10: It depends, give it to yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Sam, No one does it quite like you?
Speaker 2: Brothers man?
Speaker 13: Eh, I cant file my guess, but it don't mean
Speaker 13: nothing to me.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, it's a hobby, you know. I actually
Speaker 1: do want to tune in to see how they're freaking
Speaker 1: out about Georgia though. So let's let's dial it back
Speaker 1: into one more minute.
Speaker 37: Fighting his lead in the race to two hundred and
Speaker 37: seventy electoral votes. With this new win in Georgia ballots
Speaker 37: or of course, still being counted in these crucial battlegrounds,
Speaker 37: we could get new reporting on votes at any time.
Speaker 21: We're gonna squeeze in a quick break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Well that was short lived, damn.
Speaker 2: Check out, fox.
Speaker 1: Foxy, Foxy lady. All right, how did I get back
Speaker 1: to that. I think I can just go forward. There
Speaker 1: we go. Okay, let's see what Fox is saying.
Speaker 48: Further sound of the clown, of the influence of the
Speaker 48: mainstream media, which attempts to take its cues to say
Speaker 48: the very least from the Democrats and to repeat with
Speaker 48: serious faces the charges he made and sometimes out of
Speaker 48: landish claims, and it is made about Donald Trump.
Speaker 44: We could be getting ready for a call here soon.
Speaker 44: We're going to stay here and we're going to.
Speaker 26: Go to Bill Hammer. Because you're looking at Pennsylvania, Bille, Can.
Speaker 2: You hear me?
Speaker 6: I can? Yeah, Sorry, they were talking to me.
Speaker 26: How come I always talk to you when they're.
Speaker 18: Talking to it?
Speaker 6: Because there's a lot to be said over here.
Speaker 26: So Pennsylvania we're still looking at.
Speaker 44: But we're also looking at the national popular vote, yeah,
Speaker 44: which he's currently leading.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 45: One thing I was looking at here, Okay, this is
Speaker 45: this is Philadelphia.
Speaker 6: This is twenty sixteen.
Speaker 45: This is Trump's margin in Philadelphia fifteen and a half. Okay,
Speaker 45: it comes back four years later. Philadelphia, that's where you
Speaker 45: I mean. It's a Republican running in a blue, blue,
Speaker 45: blue blue part of the state is just shy of
Speaker 45: eighteen Okay, So where is he tonight? There's almost a
Speaker 45: twenty one. Okay, so hold on that moment here. Okay,
Speaker 45: there's a reason for this.
Speaker 26: Wow, that was a nice movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 45: You caught me off guard. So let's go ahead and
Speaker 45: look at the boat difference for Pennsylvania. Some things I'm
Speaker 45: want to show you right now.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: We talked about this democratic.
Speaker 45: March over here, and really when we talk about the
Speaker 45: blue wall, there's where we stand right now. Okay, I
Speaker 45: got to retire in that. Trump's just shy of three
Speaker 45: percentage points. Now take it down a two point seven.
Speaker 45: That's a live number that continues to come in. Go
Speaker 45: ahead and clear this. Kevin Widen out there, Mitt. Let's
Speaker 45: look at the boat margin for Pennsylvania. I'm going to
Speaker 45: show you the blue wall and how you know if
Speaker 45: it's moved every direction for the past three decades, is
Speaker 45: it about to move in the same direction yet?
Speaker 6: Again?
Speaker 45: Right, there's three counties here in Philadelphia. Really tell a story.
Speaker 45: Is your flipper county is there?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 6: Look at Northampton?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 45: Northampton is above Philadelphia. Trump's leading in Northampton. That flip
Speaker 45: for Biden, It's flipped back the Trump by about five points.
Speaker 45: Look at the other end of the state in Erie.
Speaker 45: Erie is one of these bell weathers as well. Kamala
Speaker 45: Harris has been leading there most of the night, and
Speaker 45: just about thirty minutes ago, Eerie flipped in Center County, right,
Speaker 45: smack dab in the middle of that tea that you
Speaker 45: normally gets in Pennsylvania. Center County has always been the exception.
Speaker 45: It's been blue. That's where penn State University is located,
Speaker 45: et cetera. Right, that is another indication about how well
Speaker 45: Trump has done in Pennsylvania thus far. Tonight, there's a
Speaker 45: real good chance he flips all those and maybe more shortly.
Speaker 6: So I want to show you that. We'll go ahead,
Speaker 6: clear it and give it back to you guys.
Speaker 26: Okay, Well, it's really interesting.
Speaker 44: We've got some action because we're hearing the former president
Speaker 44: is going to his party in West Palm, but we're
Speaker 44: also seeing Cedric Richmond in Harris wat's campaign co chair
Speaker 44: speaking at the Harris launch party.
Speaker 6: Let's listen, votes to count.
Speaker 51: We still have states that have not been called yet.
Speaker 51: We will continue overnight to fight to make sure that
Speaker 51: every vote is counted, that every voice has spoken, so
Speaker 51: you won't hear from the Vice president tonight, but you
Speaker 51: will hear from her tomorrow.
Speaker 6: She will be back here tomorrow.
Speaker 51: To address not only the hu family, not only to
Speaker 51: address our supporters, but to address the nation.
Speaker 2: So thank you, goodness, leave in.
Speaker 51: You, make God bless you, May God keep you.
Speaker 6: Yep, and go hate you and go Harris, thank you.
Speaker 17: All campaign co chair. And it's hard to.
Speaker 3: Notice you didn't say the future president.
Speaker 17: And when John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chair, came out
Speaker 17: around the same time of night and said, you know,
Speaker 17: we're still counting votes and you won't hear from her tonight,
Speaker 17: you'll hear from her tomorrow.
Speaker 44: Which is stunning. Go h By the way is Howard University.
Speaker 44: That's where the camp campaign headquarters party is.
Speaker 26: But the vote is still going. They're not stopping.
Speaker 52: Uh.
Speaker 44: The counting is still continuing in Wisconsin, in Michigan, in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 44: in Arizona, in Nevada. So you know, as you start
Speaker 44: getting to a decision here, and we could be getting
Speaker 44: close to his decision, we'll see where we are.
Speaker 26: In Georgia.
Speaker 44: There have been other calls for Georgia we are now
Speaker 44: and Michigan.
Speaker 26: Bill Hammer seeing some movement.
Speaker 45: Six point Yeah, up over six point six point three.
Speaker 45: Now the margins getting larger for Trump. Here 're all
Speaker 45: vote count is two hundred and ten thousand. So if
Speaker 45: you start doing some math and you think, like, what's
Speaker 45: outstanding in Detroit, Wayne County, which is a lot, it's
Speaker 45: a sizeable amount of votes out there, but whether or
Speaker 45: not there's enough votes and Wayne once they announce in
Speaker 45: a release whether or not it's enough to overcome his lead.
Speaker 19: Right now?
Speaker 17: What about Kent County? He has closed three campaigns and
Speaker 17: grand rapids and he just closed this one there last night.
Speaker 45: Yeah, Kent County has been stubborn for Donald Trump. I
Speaker 45: think he would probably confess that this was a flipper
Speaker 45: from twenty twenty when Joe Biden took it from the
Speaker 45: Trump team.
Speaker 6: Right now, in Ken County.
Speaker 45: She's got a pretty comfortable lead here about ten points.
Speaker 6: It's a remarkable thing when you think about it.
Speaker 45: You know, the Gerald Ford Museum is there, and we
Speaker 45: talked about five hours ago about the re alignment America
Speaker 45: and the South primarily like in North Carolina and Georgia
Speaker 45: and perhaps parts of Florida. You don't think about a
Speaker 45: realignment in Michigan necessarily, but this has been an area
Speaker 45: that Donald Trump wanted to win. There's a reason why
Speaker 45: he started his tradition in twenty sixteen by concluding his
Speaker 45: campaign in Ken County Grand Rapids. He did it again
Speaker 45: in twenty twenty in a losing effort. He did it
Speaker 45: again just this past weekend, Monday night at midnight, Right,
Speaker 45: he rolled into Wow, Yeah, he rolled into Florida at
Speaker 45: five thirty in the morning. That was yesterday morning. No,
Speaker 45: it wasn't It was this morning. Wasn't it right, because
Speaker 45: it was? When's it right?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 45: You follow me on the calendar. Okay, yeah, okay, But
Speaker 45: it's been stubborn. It appears that it will stick that
Speaker 45: way as well. Ken County and Grand Rapids will stay
Speaker 45: in the blue column. It's a changing area, you know,
Speaker 45: this west coast of Michigan. But what I'm seeing right now,
Speaker 45: even though you'll have just about sixty percent of the
Speaker 45: vote in, I'm seeing a lot of red lining up
Speaker 45: and down l Michigan. And for a while, you know,
Speaker 45: that had changed. It seemed to be shifting a little bit.
Speaker 45: There's a county right here called Miskegan, beautiful part of
Speaker 45: the world, and that had seem to be drifting in
Speaker 45: the Democratic column as well, but Trump's got a firm
Speaker 45: grip on it now sixteen points, and I'll just go
Speaker 45: west of Muskegan, or sorry, south of Miskegan, west of
Speaker 45: Grand Rapids is Ottawa County there Like for years this
Speaker 45: was like a Republican bastion. Trump kept it that way
Speaker 45: in twenty twenty, went in by twenty one and a
Speaker 45: half points in twenty sixteen, and Ottawa specifically, you ran
Speaker 45: away with it at thirty points, and so it will
Speaker 45: stay that way tonight.
Speaker 6: And let me just come out to real time data
Speaker 6: here and let you know where we are statewide.
Speaker 45: You've got some boat out there, but you see this
Speaker 45: margin here yet again, just as I'm talking here, guys,
Speaker 45: it's ticking higher. Two hundred and ten thousand and nine
Speaker 45: to sixty seven, six point three percentage point lead in Michigan.
Speaker 45: I'm not going to say it because it's not my job,
Speaker 45: but it looks like the blue Wall could stay intact
Speaker 45: yet again for another year where it votes in unison
Speaker 45: with the winning party who takes the White House that year.
Speaker 17: Since nineteen eighty eight, that has held.
Speaker 26: I think we're getting ready for a call.
Speaker 17: We are too all right, Fox News can.
Speaker 44: Now reject that the state of Georgia will go to
Speaker 44: former President Donald Trump. This was a really hard fought
Speaker 44: battle if you think about Georgia loses it last time
Speaker 44: to President Biden by eleven, seven hundred and seventy nine votes.
Speaker 44: For some reason, that number sticks in my mind, and
Speaker 44: this is a big win. He went there a campaign there,
Speaker 44: and so did Vice President Harris numerous times, thinking that
Speaker 44: Georgia could stay in the Democratic column.
Speaker 17: You know, he had a difficult relationship with Governor Brian Kemp.
Speaker 17: If you remember four years ago after losing Georgia, they
Speaker 17: tried to salvage to Senate races and a month later
Speaker 17: special elections that didn't go well either. So this is
Speaker 17: a very big win for former President Trump to have
Speaker 17: this redemption in Georgia.
Speaker 44: To So now we are at electoral acount college vote
Speaker 44: two forty eight for Trump and two sixteen for Harris.
Speaker 26: We have a panel.
Speaker 44: We're welcoming in Darren Shaw, a member of the Fox
Speaker 44: News Decision Desk. Welcome in Juan Williams as well, along
Speaker 44: with Carl Rove. Darren, we got you out here. We're
Speaker 44: going to say what happened? Are we calling Georgia and
Speaker 44: then you push the button.
Speaker 17: Are you here to tell us that we were right
Speaker 17: when we said you called Georgia?
Speaker 6: Thanks, exactly right.
Speaker 23: I mean I thought you were going to come down
Speaker 23: here to grill me, and we preempted that.
Speaker 6: What else are we going to call it?
Speaker 48: You guys called Georgia and the nick of time for
Speaker 48: you Dren exactly right?
Speaker 44: While we have you, how do you see this night?
Speaker 44: And was it like you thought going in? And as
Speaker 44: you look at the blue wall there?
Speaker 23: Well, I think two things. This is an election. This
Speaker 23: is unprecedented by my standard, because the more data I saw,
Speaker 23: the more possibilities seemed to unfold. There was stuff a
Speaker 23: couple of weeks ago I didn't think could happen. I
Speaker 23: didn't think Trump could win let's say, the national vote.
Speaker 23: I'm not saying he's going to but that was something
Speaker 23: that nobody thought could happen. They thought he was captain
Speaker 23: forty seven forty eight percent. That's a possibility. We had
Speaker 23: a lot of conversations about whether these you know, swing
Speaker 23: states were going to move together or whether they were
Speaker 23: going to sort of crack and each move separately. There's
Speaker 23: a possibility tonight that you know, I didn't think this
Speaker 23: would happen earlier in the afternoon, but that he could
Speaker 23: sweep all of them. It's not a prediction, but it's
Speaker 23: something that's within the rele of possibility. With the data
Speaker 23: we've seen.
Speaker 26: You're saying blue wall turns into a red wall.
Speaker 23: It's possible, And that wasn't something anybody was talking about.
Speaker 23: People talk about Michigan in particuars being the toughest state
Speaker 23: for Trump to crack. You know, now you know Bill
Speaker 23: showing the data recently. We've been looking at it for hours.
Speaker 23: Michigan's looking very difficult for her right now.
Speaker 21: You know, all these.
Speaker 17: Toss up states had been within a point or two.
Speaker 17: So is there any way to look at what you
Speaker 17: see now and say this could be a win in
Speaker 17: a larger percentage than that? I mean, a lot of
Speaker 17: these states are still close.
Speaker 23: But right well, we're looking at right now, we have
Speaker 23: sort of model data, and we're looking to reach a
Speaker 23: certain level of statistical significance to make a call. We're
Speaker 23: also looking at what we call the outstanding vote, and so,
Speaker 23: for instance, in the case of Georgia, we were modeling
Speaker 23: about eight hundred and thirty five thousand outstanding votes. A
Speaker 23: lion's share of them were coming from suburban Atlanta. You know,
Speaker 23: she needed to hit about fifty five fifty six percent.
Speaker 23: She was getting about forty five percent, and at a
Speaker 23: certain level that becomes a statistical impossibility. You know, the
Speaker 23: more data you get, the less room she has to
Speaker 23: actually grow or do better than she's been performing. And
Speaker 23: so that sort of triggered the call in Georgia. We're
Speaker 23: not quite there yet in the other states, but this
Speaker 23: may not be a this may not be an election
Speaker 23: where we need to be here till Thursday or Friday, right.
Speaker 44: And so when they say go home, relax, you're saying,
Speaker 44: maybe not yet.
Speaker 23: Well see if they, you know, continue to count. You know,
Speaker 23: Arizona and Nevada have been particularly stubborn about that. We
Speaker 23: understand in Nevada they don't allow any count until the
Speaker 23: last vote has been cast, which is we think why
Speaker 23: we're getting basically nothing from Nevada so far. But Arizona
Speaker 23: it's coming in in sort of droves. It's a close
Speaker 23: race there. Wisconsin and Michigan. Michigan seems to be counting
Speaker 23: there like fifty four fifty five percent Wisconsin at two am.
Speaker 23: In twenty twenty had counted ninety nine percent of the votes.
Speaker 23: So we think there's a chance we might have enough
Speaker 23: data in Wisconsin, maybe Michigan, so we may have some
Speaker 23: resolution more quickly than we thought.
Speaker 44: So in Pennsylvania, you know, Sean talked about this earlier,
Speaker 44: the early vote and what that looked like and what
Speaker 44: she would have to do day of in Philadelphia and
Speaker 44: those counties right around there. Is it possible that that's
Speaker 44: still out there and it's possible to do well.
Speaker 23: It seems to be a probability diminishing by the hour.
Speaker 23: You know, I think this is something from the Georgia data,
Speaker 23: but we've also seen it in Pennsylvania. Young African American
Speaker 23: men did not come home. Part of the African American
Speaker 23: vote came home to her, but a lot of it didn't.
Speaker 23: And there's a gender gap there and the George I
Speaker 23: think I have to run the numbers, and I'm not
Speaker 23: going to lay this at the feet of any demographic
Speaker 23: group in particular, but she really did seem to underachieve
Speaker 23: amongst African American males, especially young African American males.
Speaker 17: I mean, that just makes me think about Michelle Obama
Speaker 17: and Barack Obama, the former president, and the very strong
Speaker 17: appeals that they made. Michelle Obama said, you know, don't
Speaker 17: let your your husband or boyfriend's rage dictate your vote.
Speaker 17: President Obama talked about bringing up brothers and scolding them.
Speaker 17: That does not seem to have been a strategy that worked.
Speaker 44: Is did the function News Voter analysis currently race what
Speaker 44: you saw with raw vote as.
Speaker 26: You went around the states?
Speaker 1: Yes, you know, an old strategy.
Speaker 23: Vote from Indiana and Kentucky. It allows us to kind
Speaker 23: of figure out is the is the f n v
Speaker 23: A performing consistent with the data? There were a couple
Speaker 23: of states where Trump overperformed a bit. Florida was one.
Speaker 23: We were a little concerned that we might be overestimating
Speaker 23: Trump's performance in rural areas. But the more data we got,
Speaker 23: the more that didn't seem to be the case. It
Speaker 23: seemed like he was basically hitting what we thought he
Speaker 23: would hit.
Speaker 44: So, man, we've got the brain here at anybody else
Speaker 44: have a question for Darren.
Speaker 53: I'm curious about immigration and what you've seen in terms
Speaker 53: of how much that played into the votes in some
Speaker 53: of these states.
Speaker 23: Well, I think the one thing we can say is
Speaker 23: that it didn't repel people. In particular, there was some
Speaker 23: talk about the Hispanic vote coming home over the issue
Speaker 23: of immigration. That did not seem to happen much at all.
Speaker 23: You know, the f and VA suggested, I think it
Speaker 23: was forty percent. With Trump's performance amongst Latinos, that ended
Speaker 23: up being I think within thirteen or fourteen points of Harris's.
Speaker 23: I mean, if you showed me data before the election
Speaker 23: and said, you know that he's going to get fifteen
Speaker 23: percent of the African American vote forty percent of the
Speaker 23: Hispanic vote, I'd say that's an awfully tough night for
Speaker 23: a Democrat to win an election in the summer.
Speaker 48: Reporting that Trump is one Erie County, Pennsylvania, that's square
Speaker 48: with anything you understand.
Speaker 23: I think that's I think was on sort of a
Speaker 23: knife's edge. I don't know if Bill's got the latest date.
Speaker 6: Of but it was wow.
Speaker 45: As part of her hope, I went back to the
Speaker 45: Trump team and right now currently, just to keep you
Speaker 45: guys up to date, he leads it by a point
Speaker 45: in one point four Whi's a little less than two
Speaker 45: thousand rare all votes and it's ninety nine left out
Speaker 45: how much state wide ninety Darren I got a question
Speaker 45: for you when you think about.
Speaker 6: The blue wall in the Upper Midwest.
Speaker 45: When we're at the convention of Milwaukee in July, it
Speaker 45: ended on a Thursday.
Speaker 6: On a Friday, we had that national computer glitch.
Speaker 45: All the airports were shut down, so all the delegates
Speaker 45: and all the journalists and all the campaign folks were
Speaker 45: stranded the airport in Milwaukee. And I was still thinking
Speaker 45: of the time about, you know, why did I just
Speaker 45: see Kid Rock And why did I see HAULK Hogan
Speaker 45: And why did I see Dana White? And I went
Speaker 45: to the campaign I said, what's going on there? Because
Speaker 45: it was it was men, It was white men. And
Speaker 45: they said, we notice in the Upper Midwest and the time,
Speaker 45: they were thinking about Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, to a
Speaker 45: lesser degree, in Pennsylvania, that's what they were thinking about.
Speaker 45: And they said, we noticed that there was a certain
Speaker 45: percentage of white men who voted in twenty sixteen, they
Speaker 45: sat out twenty twenty, and we're trying to win them back.
Speaker 45: Is there evidence that those white males in those Upper
Speaker 45: Midwest states? It did that tonight.
Speaker 6: There was sort of a rule of thumb.
Speaker 23: We were adopting that, and we spoke about this a
Speaker 23: little bit earlier in conversation with y'all, but that you know,
Speaker 23: the gender gap is a double edged sword. Gender gap
Speaker 23: can help or her it depending upon, you know, the
Speaker 23: absolute level of support. We were looking at fifty five percent.
Speaker 23: In other words, if Trump was hitting fifty five percent
Speaker 23: with men, that was a good sign. If Harris was
Speaker 23: hitting fifty five percent with women, that was a good sign.
Speaker 23: And in the Upper Midwest he was getting closer to
Speaker 23: that sort of magic number than she was. So would
Speaker 23: they call it the bro strategy or whatever? It seems
Speaker 23: to have paid some dividends up there. I mean, it's
Speaker 23: still we're still waiting, but you know, it's looking pretty
Speaker 23: good for him.
Speaker 44: So we could offinitively say that the pole that we
Speaker 44: don't talk about in Iowa was was kind of off.
Speaker 23: I love Ann Seltzer, She's a She's a giant and
Speaker 23: a pioneer in our field. I think you know what
Speaker 23: we were looking at, Ironically, it was not so much
Speaker 23: the the top line in that race, But what Seltzer
Speaker 23: had said was that senior women were breaking away from
Speaker 23: Trump over the abortion issue. And I think our friend
Speaker 23: Sean Trendy had a really good observation where he said
Speaker 23: that that may be true, but it may not help
Speaker 23: Haris because that's something that could occur in Iowa, where
Speaker 23: abortion was a hot issue, but might not occur nationally
Speaker 23: in other states where abortion wasn't as salient.
Speaker 44: We have to let you go. But really quickly, what's
Speaker 44: happening in Minnesota? What I was going to ask exactly
Speaker 44: question in Minnesota?
Speaker 26: Why is that still.
Speaker 23: They have done what sometimes they do in states, They've
Speaker 23: stopped counting votes. Uh, and we're kind of close to
Speaker 23: all we've been through. We're we're at a level where
Speaker 23: we're close to statistical significance, but it's not quite there
Speaker 23: yet and there.
Speaker 10: Are still walls in charge of that.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 23: Well wow, there rumor has it.
Speaker 26: We have to let you go, have some more data
Speaker 26: crunching to do. We appreciate you coming, Thank you.
Speaker 23: Thanks, thank you guys, to see you guys. Thank you.
Speaker 44: Let's check in with Aisha Hasni at the Trump campaign headquarters.
Speaker 26: I should.
Speaker 1: Hey you guys.
Speaker 54: Well, all signs here are pointing to perhaps imminent remarks
Speaker 54: from the former president shortly. The biggest debt giveaway was
Speaker 54: a short while ago. Somebody went on to the stage
Speaker 54: right behind me and put up the glass for the teleprompter.
Speaker 54: So perhaps somebody will be speaking to the crowd here shortly,
Speaker 54: and that might be the former president. We've got eyes outside,
Speaker 54: our security details outside watching to see if the motorcade
Speaker 54: arrives from mar A Lago. I did get a video
Speaker 54: from someone at the mar Alago parties a short while ago,
Speaker 54: and folks there were jubilant and cheering and clabbing. They
Speaker 54: had Fox News on the screen they were watching as
Speaker 54: we were calling states and more races for the former president.
Speaker 54: The excitement here is climbing every minute, and people here
Speaker 54: anxiously awaiting to see if the former president shows up
Speaker 54: here tonight and perhaps gives a victory speech back to you.
Speaker 17: Well, Unsha, thank you very much. Head back there if
Speaker 17: the former President Trump is about to take the stand
Speaker 17: and speak there, So we're gonna keep a close eye on.
Speaker 17: At one am in New York, holes have just closed.
Speaker 17: In Alaska, the Fox News decision desk says it is
Speaker 17: too early to call. Trump has a lead in our
Speaker 17: Fox News voter analysis, So we will get you back
Speaker 17: to Alaska when we have a little more data to
Speaker 17: report there.
Speaker 44: And there you see two forty eight to two sixteen.
Speaker 44: The electoral College map. We are waiting on the blue wall,
Speaker 44: which could be a red wall. You just heard from
Speaker 44: Darren Shaw, and I think that data and the way
Speaker 44: he laid it out there and their decision making really
Speaker 44: kind of lifts the curtain to how these guys operate.
Speaker 26: Based on our Fox News voter.
Speaker 44: Analysis, which again was one hundred and twenty thousand voters
Speaker 44: that a rolling poll and then the raw vote total
Speaker 44: that they came in. Alex Hoff is in Pennsylvania. We'll
Speaker 44: check in on the ground there, Alexandra.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to report there.
Speaker 21: Hy, good to be with you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 55: The crowd here in Bucks County, they are excited by
Speaker 55: some trends they are seeing, not necessarily.
Speaker 17: Expecting to result tonight.
Speaker 55: Pennsylvania's results in the count is historically slow to four
Speaker 55: days in twenty twenty, but the Commonwealth Secretary does believe
Speaker 55: that it's going to be faster this time. New technology,
Speaker 55: more training will come into all.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 55: Looking at Philadelphia of both the Trump and the Harris campaigns,
Speaker 55: they are saying they're outperforming there, but Team Trump feels
Speaker 55: that this could be good news for them because there
Speaker 55: are pockets of support inside of a South Philadelphia, Northeast Philadelphia.
Speaker 55: And there is a saying that goes that Republicans can
Speaker 55: e gauge how well they are doing in this state
Speaker 55: by how much they are losing Philadelphia by simply it
Speaker 55: cuts into the margins that Democrats need. And here in
Speaker 55: Bucks County, they're seeing themselves on the screen right now.
Speaker 2: It means a lot.
Speaker 55: If you were to win this county, Bucks County, I mean,
Speaker 55: that would be the first time a Republican presidential candidate
Speaker 55: has taken this county since nineteen eighty eight. And these
Speaker 55: suburbs of Philadelphia, this is what pushed Biden over the
Speaker 55: edge in twenty twenty. Harris needs to do well in
Speaker 55: these counties if she takes if she stands to have
Speaker 55: a chance of taking this state.
Speaker 17: Guys, Bret, Martha ex thank you. So let's go to
Speaker 17: Bill and see what are you cooking up over there.
Speaker 6: Bell. You know, I was just looking at New York.
Speaker 45: You know, we heard so much about MS and the
Speaker 45: insult comic, about the Puerto Rican joke. And you know Trump,
Speaker 45: you know, New York's his home, right, I mean now
Speaker 45: living in Florida mar Lago.
Speaker 6: But just look at this. I'm going to go ahead
Speaker 6: and use.
Speaker 45: The slide bar and just okay, eight years ago when
Speaker 45: he's runninggainst Hillary Clinton, this is his margin in New York,
Speaker 45: all right, thirty seven and a half compared to almost
Speaker 45: fifty nine for Hillary Clinton. And then against Joe Biden.
Speaker 45: It was what it was, Oh my gosh, it was.
Speaker 6: It was three tenths ofble point, all right.
Speaker 45: And now we come to twenty twenty and see the
Speaker 45: numbers on the board here. That's a pretty decent performance.
Speaker 45: And we're just getting some insight here in the New
Speaker 45: York City. He did well over forty percent of the
Speaker 45: vote here in New York as well. One thing I
Speaker 45: was checking out here, guys, in this is this is
Speaker 45: the number right path to two seventy. I guess in
Speaker 45: theory right now, if you were to close out you know,
Speaker 45: you're two forty eight. If you were to close out Pennsylvania,
Speaker 45: And even though Alaska has rank choice voting, which could
Speaker 45: take a while to post a number here, nonetheless that
Speaker 45: would put him right at the number two seventy. So
Speaker 45: even around the blue wall, that's possible to it. That
Speaker 45: goes back to the argument that we've been talking about
Speaker 45: for some time now that Trump had more pass to
Speaker 45: the off oval office than Harris did. Let's go check
Speaker 45: on Pennsylvania one more time here and we'll see, okay,
Speaker 45: holding steady at three and a half ninety percent of
Speaker 45: the estimated vote out there and now reporting here in Michigan.
Speaker 45: You know the blue wall six point three, so that
Speaker 45: number is stuck a little bit here, estimated somewhere maybe
Speaker 45: forty percent of the vote still missing there in Michigan.
Speaker 45: In Wisconsin, you know, maybe we get some more numbers in.
Speaker 45: It got eighty five percent of the vote in here,
Speaker 45: and you know, Trump's holding on to the four point
Speaker 45: two advantage in Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: That one locked in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: They take a lot of pride in what they do.
Speaker 6: They want to get the vote out quickly.
Speaker 45: Maybe Milwaukee notwithstanding, but the rest of the states, no,
Speaker 45: that's their idea. So we could get that in maybe
Speaker 45: a little more as we go into what the two
Speaker 45: am hour is that we're going to two am or three?
Speaker 6: What are we doing here? Two point seven?
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 6: Just keep going, Okay, you got it. This is Nevada.
Speaker 45: So we're starting to get our first numbers in from Nevada.
Speaker 45: For any of the nerds and geeks out there that've
Speaker 45: been deep in the weeds about the early voting.
Speaker 2: You've been watching.
Speaker 45: Nevada, and Nevada has been a pretty good marker there
Speaker 45: for Republicans.
Speaker 6: This is a quick count here now.
Speaker 45: It's saying seventy five percent of the vote is in
Speaker 45: and Trump's got a firm lea to three point four points,
Speaker 45: roughly just a tad under thirty five thousand votes Clark County,
Speaker 45: Las Vegas. Seventy percent of the votes in the Silver
Speaker 45: State here all come from Nevada.
Speaker 6: Let's see what's happening right now.
Speaker 45: Okay, Harris, just to tick over fifty point two with
Speaker 45: eighty percent, I want to go comparison, say eight years ago,
Speaker 45: why not right in Nevada.
Speaker 6: I don't know what this number is. We'll find out together.
Speaker 45: Okay, So Hillary and did two points better than Kamala
Speaker 45: Harris and Joe Biden. Okay, did even better, you know,
Speaker 45: three and a half over what Kamala Harris is putting
Speaker 45: up right now. So it appears, it appears if you're
Speaker 45: in the Trump camp, that's a pretty good number right now,
Speaker 45: just shy of fifty one percent in Nevada early on.
Speaker 6: Here's here's Carl Row's favorite place in the world.
Speaker 45: This was Shoe County, right, Carl, right now a point,
Speaker 45: it's close, right point two points.
Speaker 6: You know what happened with Biden was it?
Speaker 12: Was?
Speaker 6: It close?
Speaker 45: Yeah, pretty close, but Biden won the county. So in
Speaker 45: all likelihood, Trump's got a chance to flip this if
Speaker 45: it if it holds up right now, super slim and
Speaker 45: more vote to come in. But Nevada is looking good too.
Speaker 45: Now you start to wonder, you know, how high does
Speaker 45: this number go on the electoral college.
Speaker 44: And likely to win the popular vote is what they have? Well,
Speaker 44: let's check in. Let's go out to Medio, Las Vegas. Jeff,
Speaker 44: what's happened.
Speaker 56: Well, a lot of excitement here in optimism at the
Speaker 56: Sam Brown watch party. He's, of course, the Republican candidate
Speaker 56: trying to unseat the Democratic incumbent Senator Jackie Rosen. And
Speaker 56: just a few moments ago when Bill was talking about Nevada,
Speaker 56: he heard a lot of cheers here from the crowd
Speaker 56: at the Sam Brown watch party. Just knowing some of
Speaker 56: those initial numbers. It took nearly three hours to finally
Speaker 56: get some of those numbers. We're hoping to get another
Speaker 56: batch in the coming hours. But in Nevada has interesting
Speaker 56: law whereds. You know, you can vote right up until
Speaker 56: the seven o'clock hour, and if you're in line, they'll
Speaker 56: let you vote, and in order to release those results
Speaker 56: they wait until the very last person in line votes.
Speaker 56: That person. It took two hours and forty eight minutes,
Speaker 56: so still a very long night ahead of us. But
Speaker 56: for the folks here at the Sam Brown Watch party,
Speaker 56: a lot of optimism in.
Speaker 2: The air that we don't even need to worry about that,
Speaker 2: to be honest with you.
Speaker 17: Panel is still with us, and we have some new
Speaker 17: folks that are here as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's looking like that's probably going to be one
Speaker 1: of the last states outside of the states that called
Speaker 1: it for the night.
Speaker 2: Which.
Speaker 3: Again they're trying to make it a nail bier.
Speaker 2: They're letting it come a little bit by a little bit.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was just saying, you know, how high
Speaker 1: does it go? So well, see, he could get well
Speaker 1: over three hundred electoral votes.
Speaker 30: Bro, Can we just take a second and actually think
Speaker 30: what let's assume Trump wins. Can you imagine an rfk
Speaker 30: a Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Pulse Gabbard White House would
Speaker 30: look like.
Speaker 2: It sounds like America will be by winning for the
Speaker 2: next four years. They're winning here and they're winning there.
Speaker 2: Just sounds like I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would say that that is a fucking all
Speaker 1: star team, right.
Speaker 8: I can't even fathom that amount of awesomeness.
Speaker 1: Right in theory.
Speaker 2: But keep in mind, Trump is also one to fire
Speaker 2: people who did not fall in line with him. Case
Speaker 2: in point, mad Dog Madis was his Secretary of Defense.
Speaker 3: You go to operating that way, and he fired him.
Speaker 30: You gotta think how much Trump learned in this past
Speaker 30: four years and the four years he was in I mean,
Speaker 30: he learned a lot. You can tell. Even on his
Speaker 30: campaign trail he talks a little bit different. He's a
Speaker 30: little more mindful. I think we're going to see a
Speaker 30: completely I don't want to say a completely different Trump,
Speaker 30: but we're going to see a different Trump. And he
Speaker 30: was firing people because they were they were rhinos, you
Speaker 30: know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and mad Dog God bless him. I know, you're
Speaker 8: a marine.
Speaker 30: That's fantastic, and I appreciate it. But he was not
Speaker 30: meant for that. He was not meant for an office,
Speaker 30: you know what I mean. He's a fantastic teacher on
Speaker 30: the campuses, and he's a great military leader.
Speaker 8: But some people just don't, you know, fit that mold.
Speaker 2: If we were at war, I think mad Dog would
Speaker 2: have been a great person for that role, seeing is
Speaker 2: how we were at peace at that time. I didn't
Speaker 2: think it was a good fit. But because of a marine,
Speaker 2: I was excited. But I see what you're saying, for sure.
Speaker 2: But and to your point, yes, he had no idea
Speaker 2: what he was stepping into. I forget which podcast it was.
Speaker 2: He was talking about how you have to make like
Speaker 2: sixteen thousand appointments within two weeks. He had a lot
Speaker 2: of things that he was figuring out on the fly.
Speaker 2: This time around, I'm with you. I think he's a
Speaker 2: lot more prepared. I think that he is putting together
Speaker 2: his team to where he won't have to fire people.
Speaker 3: I think he's being very strategic about.
Speaker 2: It this time. So, dude, if this comes through to fruition,
Speaker 2: which it very well looks like it's gonna, oh thank god,
Speaker 2: America will be okay at least for the next four Well.
Speaker 1: Even CNN is reporting that Trump is about to address
Speaker 1: his supporters at the campaign event, so you know, the
Speaker 1: speculation that they were setting up the glass, the teleprompter
Speaker 1: kind of thing. I guess it's coming to fruition.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what a weak ass look from the whore that
Speaker 2: you're not even gonna come and address your constituents as
Speaker 2: you claim that you might still have a chance in
Speaker 2: this situation. You can't even come and speak to them.
Speaker 1: I mean, bro, that's what he said. Though? Is that
Speaker 1: you know Hillary did the same shit which when she
Speaker 1: lost I do you think it's what do you think
Speaker 1: the excuse is going to be this time? Is it
Speaker 1: Russian collusion again?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, this is gonna be that Let's see,
Speaker 2: can't be a security risk because it was at Howard.
Speaker 2: That would not be a good look. Let's see maybe
Speaker 2: sick maybe had a more pressing venue, although that's also
Speaker 2: gonna be a bad look. There's no way to look
Speaker 2: positively about this without no, there's no way to say face.
Speaker 2: You couldn't even come out and say a few sentences.
Speaker 2: These crowds of people came to see you with their eyeballs,
Speaker 2: and you can't even come and say a few words
Speaker 2: because you're too embarrassed about how this is shaking out.
Speaker 3: Like, look, dude, look this Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, she's got to uh get together all
Speaker 1: of her notes, because god forbid she can get up
Speaker 1: there and say anything that is from the heart because
Speaker 1: probably doesn't have one and can't really say something from
Speaker 1: the brain because that's kind of lacking too, and uh
Speaker 1: uh you know it. Either way, whatever, if she was
Speaker 1: to go up there and start talking, it's like, what
Speaker 1: is she gonna say?
Speaker 2: I don't know, nothing positive. She doesn't really do that well,
Speaker 2: but I mean, at least say something. These people came
Speaker 2: to see you with their faces. Dude, I don't she.
Speaker 8: Just stand up there and do hers stupid ass cackle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's her her signature. Move, Samuel, your hand has raised?
Speaker 2: What's happening with you?
Speaker 10: And finished?
Speaker 8: Yeah, So.
Speaker 13: I was woning do you think if we if we
Speaker 13: ask Chesty Puller, do you think he'll come back and
Speaker 13: lead us side of the hell hole?
Speaker 57: No?
Speaker 2: Because once again, that's a wartime general, you know, And
Speaker 2: if you have a wartime general with no war to fight,
Speaker 2: that's when that's when shit gets sideways. Dude. You gotta
Speaker 2: have warriors, got to be in war. They don't do
Speaker 2: well in garrison. That's that's a that's a standard fact.
Speaker 17: Yeah, but it's chesty pulling man.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, And if he was here, he'd
Speaker 2: he'd pop Ey the sailorman the fuck out of the
Speaker 2: situation to make it happen. I know, I agree, But
Speaker 2: his legacy lives on in our hearts.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Oh, they just said that the Republicans won the Senate.
Speaker 2: That is indeed. Okay, Steph, your hand was raised with
Speaker 2: men to go hold on. I just I didn't want
Speaker 2: to sidestep that one as well. If you had something
Speaker 2: you wanted to add in. Mmm, yes, sir, purple headed
Speaker 2: yogurts linger, what does that happening to with your dog? Okay? Hell?
Speaker 1: Yeah, day o yaale baby day yeah. Yeah. Well, let's
Speaker 1: see what CNN's gotta say here. Oh wait, geez, what
Speaker 1: a do with your hand raised?
Speaker 2: And Wayne, they won the wavy one? Excuse me?
Speaker 1: There he goes.
Speaker 2: What's the big dogs big question?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 10: Say we wake up tomorrow, results ain't inn we find
Speaker 10: out we got fucking cheated. What's the first step?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 10: What do we do?
Speaker 1: I want to be there to do.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the answer is gonna be on
Speaker 2: that and the kids to school, We stay backed up,
Speaker 2: were ready, We back.
Speaker 10: What's the first step brother this question?
Speaker 3: I think definitely send your kids to school.
Speaker 2: Okay, like that. The kids don't need to the kids
Speaker 2: don't need to know that shit's going sideways. Let them
Speaker 2: stay children as long as they can, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, So continue with business as usual. However, I
Speaker 2: don't know how it's gonna shake out, dude, on some
Speaker 2: very row levels, especially if it's boldface robbed. If we
Speaker 2: wake up tomorrow morning or in a day or two
Speaker 2: election results come back and it just like gets thrown
Speaker 2: to her. I don't know too many people that are
Speaker 2: gonna take it laying down. And I don't mean that
Speaker 2: people are gonna take to the streets and arm up
Speaker 2: and malicious shit. I'm not saying civil war. But I
Speaker 2: don't see this going quietly into the night by any means.
Speaker 2: We get news that other students are already doing what
Speaker 2: they're doing, man, and then we're just you know, listening
Speaker 2: to what's going on. Shit's crazy, scared, man, fucking right, man.
Speaker 1: I don't even, honestly with how optimistic the night has been.
Speaker 1: I have been trying to prevent from that level of thinking.
Speaker 1: But you know, history is shown us that you can
Speaker 1: never be too sure and uh, we'll see. I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously the fucking uh, you know, the them storming the
Speaker 1: capitol didn't really work out in their favor. And I
Speaker 1: don't know, I would just say, prep dude, that's really
Speaker 1: all you can do, you know.
Speaker 10: I just don't know when to jump, That's my question.
Speaker 2: Ah fuck, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Hey, can I add something?
Speaker 8: Sure?
Speaker 6: Please do please, because this is.
Speaker 5: Something I've been thinking about, you know, kind of all
Speaker 5: day for the past couple of days. This morning, I
Speaker 5: was doing a meditation on gratitude and the commentator and
Speaker 5: the meditation talked about being grateful for something that even
Speaker 5: if it's a thing, even if it's not a person
Speaker 5: or a job, it's just like a random thing. She
Speaker 5: even gave the example of the TV, Like a TV
Speaker 5: is always there for you. You know, you can usually find
Speaker 5: something you can watch and enjoy and distress and things
Speaker 5: like that. And the first thing I thought of, I
Speaker 5: was like, Hey, what's my thing that's like always there
Speaker 5: for me? And the first thing I thought of is like, oh, cult,
Speaker 5: the Conspiracy, my freaking cult family is always there for me.
Speaker 5: You guys are putting out the best content. And Matt
Speaker 5: I just love the fam. I love you both, and
Speaker 5: that's that's like, I guess what I determined is like,
Speaker 5: no matter what happens, I'm gonna wake up with gratitude.
Speaker 5: Like what am I gonna do? You gotta brush your teeth,
Speaker 5: get your ass to work. And I think I think
Speaker 5: that they win if you wake up in that state
Speaker 5: of like being upset, or if you want to like
Speaker 5: freaking you know, you know, storm the capitol or whatever.
Speaker 5: I think there's nothing wrong with getting involved. But if
Speaker 5: your energy, you're or your intention is to destroy, that's
Speaker 5: what they want. But if your energy and intention is
Speaker 5: to be grateful and to build and to proceed forward,
Speaker 5: like that's the mentality that that I've tried to like,
Speaker 5: you know, just be cautious up and mindful of because
Speaker 5: although I'm feeling great now, I sincere and there's a
Speaker 5: lot of people hurting, Like I'm connected to a lot
Speaker 5: of people, and there's a lot of people hearden right now.
Speaker 5: And the biggest issue we have is the economy. And
Speaker 5: that's why you know, Daddy's Trump's going to fix it.
Speaker 5: But I sincerely think that you know, I'm optimistic right now,
Speaker 5: I would not be surprised to wake up tomorrow and
Speaker 5: there's some sort of fuckery foot as we say, But
Speaker 5: I think it's just the mentality and like not giving
Speaker 5: into an They want us in that state of you know,
Speaker 5: either destroy or the state of feeling like they just
Speaker 5: want to we just want to give up. And so
Speaker 5: if we if we enter tomorrow with the right mentality,
Speaker 5: regardless of the result, then we're ultimately the victors.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I would say so. I mean, it's it's
Speaker 1: all about I mean, just a small scale kind of
Speaker 1: example here. Like I know, whenever my Steelers lose on
Speaker 1: a Sunday, I'm pretty fucking bummed out the next day,
Speaker 1: but usually Tuesday, I'm back to normal. Dude, I'm optimistic
Speaker 1: for the next game kind of thing. Not saying that
Speaker 1: you know that is any kind of real comparison there,
Speaker 1: but I don't know that it necessarily changes anything. I
Speaker 1: think that you know, we're going to be diving in
Speaker 1: and trying to find how it happened as we as
Speaker 1: we normally would do anyway, and of course, you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's all we can do and just look out for,
Speaker 1: you know, if it is cheated, if it is scammed,
Speaker 1: if we wake up in the morning, and it's a
Speaker 1: crazy adjustment. You start seeing numbers going extremely up or
Speaker 1: really down, and you know, like we did, you know,
Speaker 1: four years ago then I mean, you know, all you
Speaker 1: can do, all you can really do is just look
Speaker 1: into it. But I'll tell you this, going to sleep
Speaker 1: tonight after seeing what we're looking at right here, and
Speaker 1: it's and it's it's a fair possibility this shit really
Speaker 1: could be called tonight. I mean, they call if they
Speaker 1: call Pennsylvania and Wisconsin Pennsylvania, and Alaska Pennsylvania, and Michigan
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania and fucking yeah, you know, Minnesota, it's done. What's that?
Speaker 14: What Trump just got? Pennsylvania? And Fox News let's go.
Speaker 1: All right, hold on, buh hold on, let's see what
Speaker 1: old Foxy.
Speaker 44: Uh, this is historic. Everything was about Pennsylvania. Everything from
Speaker 44: the beginning was about Pennsylvania. Now, former President Trump will
Speaker 44: win the state of Pennsylvania, and we can make that
Speaker 44: call the nineteen electoral votes. Three more baby, That puts
Speaker 44: him at two sixty seven, not officially over the two seventy,
Speaker 44: but the path that it takes to get to two seventy,
Speaker 44: he is well on his way to becoming the forty
Speaker 44: seventh President of the United States in what is going
Speaker 44: to be the biggest political phoenix from the Ashes story
Speaker 44: that we have ever seen.
Speaker 8: Ever.
Speaker 44: I mean, I'm going to say it's more than Grover
Speaker 44: Cleveland in eighteen ninety two.
Speaker 12: I c.
Speaker 17: Grover Cleveland was not the subject of a Russia investigation
Speaker 17: two inch impeachments to assassination attempts. They have indictments, ninety
Speaker 17: one indictments, convictions, and there is almost nothing that hasn't
Speaker 17: been thrown at this former president and his tenacity in
Speaker 17: wanting to go back and run again, which he announced
Speaker 17: immediately after he lost in twenty twenty. This is a
Speaker 17: huge historic moment in the United States of America as
Speaker 17: the former president Trump is loosing in with just a
Speaker 17: few electoral votes away now from clinching to seventy as
Speaker 17: Pennsylvania is called for Donald.
Speaker 44: Trump looking live one twenty one am in the morning
Speaker 44: at Trump Headquarters, the cheers coming up. We're told the
Speaker 44: former president is there as well as JD. Van Center
Speaker 44: JD Vance. They are getting ready to hear from former
Speaker 44: President Donald Trump again at two sixty seven. Not there yet,
Speaker 44: but looking at where that vote is in Wisconsin, where
Speaker 44: the vote is in Michigan, where the vote is in Nevada,
Speaker 44: and in Arizona there is no path brit Hume for
Speaker 44: Vice President Harris and just thirty thousand feet.
Speaker 48: What this means, Well, I'm old enough to remember when
Speaker 48: Richard Nixon was declared dead in nineteen sixty two. Remember
Speaker 48: the famous speech he said, you don't have Nixon to
Speaker 48: kick around anymore. No one could imagine after that failed
Speaker 48: rate for government, he could have come back in nineteen
Speaker 48: sid been elected president. That was a hell of a comeback. This,
Speaker 48: to my eye, was a man who was faced with
Speaker 48: many more slings and arrows. And Nixon had been at
Speaker 48: that time hated who he was by the Democrats. This
Speaker 48: surmounts that this is an extraordinary comeback.
Speaker 53: He campaigned so energetically, ruthlessly, fiercely, and with more joy
Speaker 53: than Kamala Harris. And it was so clear that Joe
Speaker 53: Biden was not going to be able to go the distance.
Speaker 53: If Joe Biden were still in the ticket tonight, who
Speaker 53: knows what tonight might have even looked like. That he
Speaker 53: has been able to accomplish this, It is nothing short
Speaker 53: of astonishing and amazing. And also I think about Susie Wiles,
Speaker 53: who's his campaign manager, very quiet, does not like the limelight.
Speaker 53: Chris Losivita, who works on it, all of those people
Speaker 53: who work so hard and stuck by Trump no matter
Speaker 53: what was said about him. They were called every name
Speaker 53: in the book, including Hitler and Nazis, and they came through.
Speaker 53: The thing that's on my mind is, you know. Last night,
Speaker 53: at her closing rally, Oprah Winfrey said that if Donald
Speaker 53: Trump is elected in and basically you can just write
Speaker 53: America off, like America is just going to fall apart.
Speaker 53: That's obviously not true. Although I'll be surprised tomorrow if
Speaker 53: there's a big like line at JFK of Hollywood celebrities
Speaker 53: like leaving the country. As I said, they were going
Speaker 53: to This is the greatest country and there will be
Speaker 53: so many opportunities for lots of deal making. I think
Speaker 53: President Trump will be in the move, but he also
Speaker 53: has a huge to do list. Biden and Harris have
Speaker 53: left a mess. His closing argument was, she broke it,
Speaker 53: I will fix it, and she's talked about having a
Speaker 53: to do list. He's got a big to do list,
Speaker 53: but he thrives on it.
Speaker 18: And you saw that through the whole campaign.
Speaker 17: He is I think, enthusiastic about doing the job of
Speaker 17: being president Harold, and it is just an absolutely remarkable
Speaker 17: I think if you wrote this as a movie script,
Speaker 17: people will say this never happened in the United States
Speaker 17: of America.
Speaker 29: He's a single I've said this before, He's the single
Speaker 29: greatest political athlete I've ever seen, And tonight he proved why.
Speaker 29: There were moments in the campaign where I thought he
Speaker 29: would say said some things and did some things that
Speaker 29: I didn't quite understand that I thought maybe detracted from that,
Speaker 29: but tonight obviously proves that too.
Speaker 6: He also ran a traditional camp. He connected with voters
Speaker 6: on issues.
Speaker 29: He talked about the things that modern most of voters
Speaker 29: and Democrats said. He didn't talk about him in the
Speaker 29: most full throated way the most He didn't talk about
Speaker 29: it in the most wholesome way, didn't talk about it
Speaker 29: in the most comprehensive way.
Speaker 6: But he connected with voters.
Speaker 29: I would urge my party tonight if indeed he I
Speaker 29: think he's almost at two seven well declared here shortly
Speaker 29: once Alaska.
Speaker 23: Comes in, don't write off the American people.
Speaker 29: Let us not be critical of people for voting for
Speaker 29: President Trump. He did something we didn't do in this campaign.
Speaker 29: We had to reevaluate, reassess. Mister Wonderful said it a
Speaker 29: little earlier. That may give us an opportunity as a
Speaker 29: party to revamp, and perhaps we should think about that.
Speaker 29: But don't write off the people, the American people, for
Speaker 29: the decision they made this evening.
Speaker 44: Charlie Hurt. He will be the forty seventh President of
Speaker 44: the United States. After everything that we saw in this election,
Speaker 44: it's hard to understand how some in the mainstream media
Speaker 44: are going to take this because it was so over
Speaker 44: the top. One way that they thought it was done.
Speaker 44: There was a landslide prediction from a lot in the
Speaker 44: media that she was going to have the landslide. It
Speaker 44: looks like he's going to have the landslide tonight.
Speaker 58: Yeah, it's truly remarkable. You know, the revolution rolls on
Speaker 58: and this is not just you know, a victory for
Speaker 58: the White House tonight, but also you know, this is
Speaker 58: the end of the old Republican Party, which of course
Speaker 58: Donald Trump took on. It was the first thing that
Speaker 58: he did, the very first thing that he did in
Speaker 58: twenty fifteen was take on the Old Republican Party. He
Speaker 58: is complet pletely reshaped the Republican Party. The Republican Party
Speaker 58: is no longer a uh you know, uh doesn't stand
Speaker 58: for a lot of things.
Speaker 6: That it stood for before.
Speaker 58: He has made it a far more middle class, working class,
Speaker 58: a far more practical party, a farm I think, probably
Speaker 58: a far more durable party. And he's figured out how
Speaker 58: to uh to win with that. And you can't help
Speaker 58: but think that with this victory, in four years from now,
Speaker 58: he's going to have the mantle that he can hand
Speaker 58: to the next Republican So I don't I don't know
Speaker 58: how Republicans ever go back to the old party that
Speaker 58: they were, but it is truly extraordinary, and it is
Speaker 58: all by the force of one guy, one man who
Speaker 58: had the fortitude, the strength, the vision, the refusal to
Speaker 58: accept anything, you know, all of the experts counting him out,
Speaker 58: and he just kept on fighting, fighting, fight.
Speaker 48: It would have been one thing for him to come
Speaker 48: back from a single defeat, yeah, to be elected again,
Speaker 48: But when you think about it, he came back from
Speaker 48: a series of them. I mean, his party lost and
Speaker 48: lost in the midterm in his twenty eighteen, twenty eight,
Speaker 48: they lost in twenty eighteen, they lost a presidential election
Speaker 48: in twenty twenty and they had a major disappointment in
Speaker 48: twenty twenty two, which you know, one might have thought,
Speaker 48: after all that the party wouldn't turn to him again.
Speaker 48: And yet in the face of that, plus all the
Speaker 48: things that Martha enumerated, the indictments, that all the other
Speaker 48: troubles that he had, for him to come back from
Speaker 48: that is really quite sight.
Speaker 6: And think about how toxic he was after say six Yeah.
Speaker 58: And then you're looking at races now in states where
Speaker 58: Donald Trump very well may drag Republicans and he's overperforming
Speaker 58: in a lot of places fellow Republicans.
Speaker 17: You know, it really does. I think there are parallels
Speaker 17: to nineteen eighty Mark Penn when you look at Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 17: We had hostages in Iran. We have hostages in Gaza
Speaker 17: right now, very high inflation, an am laise in many
Speaker 17: ways in the country that I think these people who
Speaker 17: have been called a lot of names have had enough
Speaker 17: of You're what is your impression of what this means tonight?
Speaker 26: Well, I think this means.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's check back to Seawood CNN saying candidate's there
Speaker 1: in the final days because of the Madison Square Garden event,
Speaker 1: the debate about you're going is the Trump gonna lose
Speaker 1: the Puerto Rican votes and now the Latino votes because
Speaker 1: of this.
Speaker 2: They're still showing two forty moment.
Speaker 35: Harris ninety five percent, so not a lot of forty,
Speaker 35: not a lot of room for this to change.
Speaker 19: Fifty for the vice president.
Speaker 2: She's not winning in the county, but.
Speaker 35: She's not winning the county. Again, look at Joe Biden.
Speaker 35: Now this is Joe Biden's birth state. He had a
Speaker 35: whole field advantage. Maybe it was in a pandemic. Donald
Speaker 35: Trump was at his weakest. I guess you come out
Speaker 35: of that.
Speaker 2: So you can looking on my screen too, dude, But.
Speaker 35: We do the math here showing still fifty three percent
Speaker 35: for the president and once again the vice president, it'll
Speaker 35: be a lot of.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg is showing to forty seven.
Speaker 2: Still Google is showing that. So like, yeah, Fox seems
Speaker 2: to be the only ones showing the current number of
Speaker 2: two sixty seven.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, two forty seven, Politico two forty seven, Google
Speaker 1: two forty seven. Okay. So Fox was just first one
Speaker 1: to it, which okay.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, but uh, I think the other.
Speaker 1: Ones just really don't want to give that one up
Speaker 1: because they know that if he if he gets Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: it's fucking over, dude.
Speaker 2: Well that was it. Once he got Pennsylvania, that was it.
Speaker 2: And now they're saying like, oh, you know, soon we
Speaker 2: get the numbers in from Alaska, like they're already banking
Speaker 2: that Alaska is going to get him the next three.
Speaker 1: Right, right, Well, Alaska is at oh, Alaska's only twenty
Speaker 1: six percent reported.
Speaker 3: Right, but Alaska is a very red state.
Speaker 1: Michigan sixty four percent done in favor of Trump by
Speaker 1: over two hundred thousand votes.
Speaker 2: Wisconsin looks like it's gonna be another one that's gonna like,
Speaker 2: oh shit, oh shit Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, Wisconsin's at eighty eight percent reported with Trump
Speaker 1: ahead by was that one hundred and fifty thousand, one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty ish okay? And uh yeah, all right, well,
Speaker 1: oh Minnesota's going blue.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was there, it was showing blue earlier.
Speaker 2: I mean that's Walls that state in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: I mean and you heard them make that comment about
Speaker 2: what if Tim Wall is the one that stopped him
Speaker 2: from counting, like I mean, you got that shade, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: just calling him, you know, calling that dumb shit. I
Speaker 2: saw in the chat. Somebody asked, why would they do that? No, no, no,
Speaker 2: that wasn't They were just talking shit. That was just
Speaker 2: some joking, right right, All right, Well, I hope, I
Speaker 2: hope Tim Wallas isn't directly responsible for them stopping to
Speaker 2: count ballots. That would be fucking wild. But I mean
Speaker 2: it's possible.
Speaker 37: I guess to the estimated vote in from the badger
Speaker 37: state of Wisconsin, Arizona, Donald Trump fifty percent, Harris forty
Speaker 37: nine point one percent. Donald Trump with a sixteen three
Speaker 37: hundred and sixty eight vote lead with fifty three percent
Speaker 37: of the estimated vote in from Arizona, Nevada. Now Donald
Speaker 37: Trump fifty one point one percent, Harris forty seven point
Speaker 37: three percent.
Speaker 21: Donald Trump with more.
Speaker 37: Than thirty eight thousand vote lead over Harris with an
Speaker 37: estimated seventy one percent of the estimated vote. I have
Speaker 37: two more I want to show you night now, because
Speaker 37: as you know, Maine and Nebraska award their electoral votes
Speaker 37: according to congressional district. Maine's second congressional district, that is
Speaker 37: the more rural.
Speaker 21: Part of the district.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump is in the lead there fifty three point
Speaker 37: nine percent of the vote Harris forty three point nine percent.
Speaker 4: Of the vote.
Speaker 37: Donald Trump with a almost fourteen thousand vote lead there
Speaker 37: in main second congressional district.
Speaker 4: That's with just.
Speaker 21: Over a third of the estimated vote there.
Speaker 37: Then Nebraska, this is actually the congressional district number one,
Speaker 37: not the more competitive one, but in this one which
Speaker 37: has not been called yet, Donald Trump has fifty one
Speaker 37: point five percent of the vote. Harris with forty six
Speaker 37: point seven percent of the vote. Donald Trump with an
Speaker 37: eleven three hundred and eleven vote lead there. That's with
Speaker 37: seventy five percent of the estimated vote in Nebraska's District one.
Speaker 21: Nebraska's District two, though we should know, John is actually
Speaker 21: the one that we're really keeping an eye.
Speaker 35: On, keeping an eye on for the miracle trajectory for
Speaker 35: the vice president. If she can pull it off, she
Speaker 35: would need the blue dot, as they call it, the
Speaker 35: Omaha area second Congressional district in addition to the blue wall.
Speaker 35: I just want to note your eyes aren't playing with
Speaker 35: you at home.
Speaker 19: The so called blue wall is deep.
Speaker 35: Red at the moment, and that is the vice President's
Speaker 35: biggest problem. She lost to North Carolina and Georgia. She's
Speaker 35: losing Arizona and Nevada. We're not done there yet. But
Speaker 35: this is a watch this map, so a circle one state.
Speaker 35: This is where we are now at one thirty four
Speaker 35: am in the east. It might be one thirty three
Speaker 35: am in the east if somebody wants to correct me.
Speaker 35: And that's twenty twenty. There's a lot more blue there.
Speaker 35: But this is what I wanted to get to in
Speaker 35: twenty sixteen. This is Donald Trump remaking his twenty sixteen map.
Speaker 35: And at the moment, if things hold up, we're not
Speaker 35: done yet out there. We got a long way to go,
Speaker 35: and sometimes devata takes days. It's possible even at Nevada
Speaker 35: to the twenty sixteen map. Now we're not done, but
Speaker 35: this is a very impressive map for Donald Trump. Well,
Speaker 35: I shouldn't wait until one thirty five in the morning
Speaker 35: to do this, Jake. But as you know, we're on television.
Speaker 35: There's a great team of people here that you can't
Speaker 35: see working the cameras and everything else. I have a
Speaker 35: great new media team that helps me with the Magic Wall.
Speaker 35: I want to show you one of the things the
Speaker 35: Magic Wall team, the new media team came up with.
Speaker 35: As we look at these votes, so your challenge in Wisconsin, right,
Speaker 35: the vice president has to turn around Donald Trump's pretty
Speaker 35: big leads.
Speaker 19: I shouldn't say pretty big leads.
Speaker 35: Big leads one hundred and twenty five thousand Wisconsin too,
Speaker 35: elections in a row, decided by twenty thousand votes, and
Speaker 35: change his lead with ninety percent of the vote in
Speaker 35: is one hundred and twenty five thousand. That's a landslide
Speaker 35: in current day Wisconsin. We're not done yet, but our
Speaker 35: team has come up with a great way to look
Speaker 35: at this. So you're looking at votes over time, right,
Speaker 35: and what is the challenge for the vice president, Well.
Speaker 19: The vice president needs to narrow the gap.
Speaker 35: But go back to the beginning. Trump was ahead early,
Speaker 35: Harris got ahead of them. They kind of danced together
Speaker 35: for a while, and you see this flat.
Speaker 19: Line as we go.
Speaker 35: We've moved, We've moved one a you see one im
Speaker 35: down here. The only way for her to win is
Speaker 35: to close those not happening that's not been happening for
Speaker 35: a long time. That's Wisconsin. Let's move over to battleground Michigan.
Speaker 19: Same thing.
Speaker 35: She starts off way ahead, he comes up, they're competitive,
Speaker 35: he pulls ahead, and again you're going you know, we
Speaker 35: crossed past midnight to where we are now after one am,
Speaker 35: pretty much a straight line across, meaning what she's not
Speaker 35: narrowing the gap as more votes come in, right which
Speaker 35: you're trying to come back. It's pretty simple to look
Speaker 35: at at home. So there's those two there, and let's
Speaker 35: come over to the biggest of them all, the Commonwealth
Speaker 35: of Pennsylvania. Closer, You see it right there, it's closer,
Speaker 35: but she opened up a big leader early on.
Speaker 19: That's the early votes.
Speaker 35: You see what happens then essentially welcome to battleground Pennsylvania.
Speaker 35: They are just running in a straight line across, but
Speaker 35: the red line has stayed on top all the way across.
Speaker 35: It's close fifty one to forty eight, but you know's
Speaker 35: that's close, but she needs it.
Speaker 19: To narrow even more.
Speaker 35: Just one different way to look at it is just
Speaker 35: to see you're trying to find the trajectory and is
Speaker 35: there any possibility that it's going to close? And at
Speaker 35: the moment, there's no evidence that those lines are coming
Speaker 35: closer together. Closest in your home state, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 35: But again, Donald Trump at fifty one percent, one hundred
Speaker 35: and ninety one thousand votes ahead with ninety four percent reporting.
Speaker 2: The King I don't even know yet.
Speaker 35: Just want to go back in time. At the beginning
Speaker 35: of the night, I said she's the variable. Her first
Speaker 35: time on the national ballot as the presidential nominee, he
Speaker 35: was the constant. Not in my lifetime, three elections in
Speaker 35: a row, the same Republican nominee for president. Well, Donald
Speaker 35: Trump getting fifty percent, fifty one percent right now in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 35: In twenty twenty, he was a forty nine. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 35: he was a forty nine. Trump was the constant.
Speaker 19: Right the question.
Speaker 35: Democrats always said, Trump can't get to fifty in the
Speaker 35: battleground states, so you have to eliminate the third party candidates.
Speaker 35: Just get above him, just get above forty nine, get
Speaker 35: forty nine point five. Well, Trump tonight blew that part
Speaker 35: up at least where we are right now, because he's
Speaker 35: above fifty in Pennsylvania, he's above fifty in Michigan, where
Speaker 35: he was at forty eight.
Speaker 19: Again, and you go back to twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: Forty eight Trump blue walls crumbling, except this.
Speaker 19: Year he grew. He grew, or he's growing.
Speaker 35: Anyway, We don't have the final numbers right now, but
Speaker 35: he's above fifty there and then in battleground Wisconsin.
Speaker 19: I won't go back and forth again it.
Speaker 1: Again, but well, the thing is is that each one
Speaker 1: of these stations and TV channels and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: they all are they all have their own different projections,
Speaker 1: and for some reason, CNN is just like she could
Speaker 1: come back with only six percent to go, even though
Speaker 1: Trump is up by one hundred and ninety thousand fucking votes.
Speaker 1: I mean, she would, she would need the vast majority
Speaker 1: of that six percent to pull it out. And you know,
Speaker 1: like statistically speaking impossible, statistically speaking impossible, but reality speaking,
Speaker 1: it wasn't impossible last year whenever you saw one hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety straight votes kicked off for Biden or not
Speaker 1: last year last election.
Speaker 2: No, but fuck that dude. You hear his energy when
Speaker 2: he's talking about these other states that it could maybe happen,
Speaker 2: and then as soon as he got to Pennsylvania, you
Speaker 2: heard his whole tone drop yep, shift.
Speaker 1: He knew it.
Speaker 3: And this they know.
Speaker 2: They're just not reporting it yet, dude, they're withholding the information.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 2: This has been live news now for like what fifteen minutes,
Speaker 2: twenty minutes on their biggest competitors network and they haven't
Speaker 2: announced it yet.
Speaker 1: You gotta have faith, the faith, the faith, babe.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. They are k faban like a
Speaker 2: motherfucker right now, just trying to keep that little flicker
Speaker 2: of hope alive to their hundreds of thousands of viewers
Speaker 2: for America Happy Trump, Happy this.
Speaker 3: Oh so they're talking the joy thing again.
Speaker 59: Look at them, the people who've been there when no
Speaker 59: one else believed. Those folks believed Susie was been on
Speaker 59: this team since so far back. Nobody can remember. Nobody
Speaker 59: wanted to see Donald Trump, nobody wanted to go talk
Speaker 59: to him. He was a pariah, and Susie was there.
Speaker 59: And this team has been there the entire time we
Speaker 59: sat here. Anderson through a lot of different trials and
Speaker 59: tribulations literally and two assassination attempts, And so I think
Speaker 59: he has a right at this point to be a
Speaker 59: little victorious on the stage and you know, pump his
Speaker 59: fist and say, you know, damn it, we want be
Speaker 59: a little happy.
Speaker 14: Take the trial.
Speaker 23: The trials are probably over now, and the questions will
Speaker 23: the tribulations.
Speaker 60: Be out so can I just say, by the way,
Speaker 60: like this isn't the outcome I personally wanted. I'm happy
Speaker 60: with the decision I made not to support him. But
Speaker 60: you know what, I think Americans are going to accept
Speaker 60: the results of this. I think we're going to move forward.
Speaker 60: I don't think we're going to be storming the Capitol
Speaker 60: and spreading lives about our elections, because that's what you
Speaker 60: do if you care about democracy.
Speaker 6: I do want to hit on one.
Speaker 1: Sighting your fucking horror mouth. Do you not remember whenever
Speaker 1: he won in twenty sixteen and Hillary was saying about
Speaker 1: how they cheated and Russia, Kolude did all this stuff
Speaker 1: like pop forget.
Speaker 3: Entire FBI investigation on him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Some people just you know, they have
Speaker 1: the memory of.
Speaker 3: A gnat so short, so short, Michigan.
Speaker 60: I just don't think that materialized. Also, that a significant
Speaker 60: portion of the country actually did support the overturning of
Speaker 60: road that is a fact in it. So I think
Speaker 60: there was a miss. There was an over emphasis there
Speaker 60: and not reading the mood that there are other issues
Speaker 60: that were driving women.
Speaker 57: Well, there are two states that had abortion the initiatives
Speaker 57: on the ballot today Arizona.
Speaker 8: And about to speak on fix.
Speaker 6: I'm saying that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's go States, they were on the ballot.
Speaker 1: All right, let's head on over down to Fox Baby.
Speaker 57: Yeah, the crime of title theft?
Speaker 26: What is that?
Speaker 1: What that means to refreshed that in case it's behind
Speaker 1: mm hmmmmm.
Speaker 2: Fox NFL.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: The advertisements. Yeah, no, that's life.
Speaker 17: Okay, all right, hey, grab more delectables.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a commercial break for him, got you?
Speaker 2: Okay? Well, I mean, shit, dude, as we are rounding
Speaker 2: that corner, I'm glad he's coming to speak on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'd be dope. If they announced it while he
Speaker 3: was on stage.
Speaker 1: That would be I mean, just the fact that he's
Speaker 1: going up there to talk is he's pretty much understanding.
Speaker 1: He got this one in the bag.
Speaker 17: At Trump headquarters in West Palm Beach, you see thousands
Speaker 17: of people waiting and we are about to hear from
Speaker 17: the forty next president of the United States. He will
Speaker 17: be forty five and forty seven, and we're waiting for
Speaker 17: him to join the room and we'll take you there
Speaker 17: obviously as soon as that gets underway. In the meantime,
Speaker 17: Grady Trimble is in Michigan. Let's get a quick update
Speaker 17: just outside of Detroit.
Speaker 1: Hi, Grady, Hey, Martha.
Speaker 61: Yeah, people were getting a little bit hired here, but
Speaker 61: then the call for Pennsylvania was like a jolt of
Speaker 61: electricity through this room at the Michigan GOP watch party,
Speaker 61: and the crowd started chanting USA. They started chanting Trump, Trump, Trump,
Speaker 61: as it now appears he will be the forty seventh
Speaker 61: president of the United States. Now, in addition to Trump
Speaker 61: and the call for him in Pennsylvania, they're also excited
Speaker 61: about the possibility that Michigan could be the state that
Speaker 61: tips him over that magic two hundred and seventy number.
Speaker 61: We're also following a very close Senate race here in Michigan,
Speaker 61: and they're feeling very confident about that as well. Republican
Speaker 61: candidate Mike Rodgers looks like he could cruise to victory
Speaker 61: with the help of former President Trump. Democratic candidate Alissa Slotkin.
Speaker 61: She went out to her crowd at her watch party
Speaker 61: at around twelve thirty tonight and told them to.
Speaker 2: Go home and go to sleep.
Speaker 61: Where here they extended this ballroom venue all through the
Speaker 61: night if they had to, And now it looks like
Speaker 61: the crowd is fired up as they await former President
Speaker 61: Trump taking the stage.
Speaker 26: Sanat Okay, Grady, thank you.
Speaker 44: It is really important to point out how big the
Speaker 44: coattails could be tonight. Think about Bernie Moreno in Ohio.
Speaker 44: It's start dead in the water against Shared Brown. He
Speaker 44: wins we have right now at this hour. As Grady mentioned,
Speaker 44: Mike Rodgers in Michigan is up. Looks like he is
Speaker 44: getting closer. We haven't made a call there yet. Hovedi
Speaker 44: in Wisconsin leading right now. Sam Brown in Nevada is
Speaker 44: closing in on Jackie Rosen. Well, we're talking about historic
Speaker 44: numbers here. If all of these dominoes fall, you're talking
Speaker 44: about a Senate that could be fifty four to forty six,
Speaker 44: fifty five forty five. That wasn't in the cards, that
Speaker 44: wasn't on anybody's bingo card when you came into a.
Speaker 17: But these candidates have all fought really strong races, and
Speaker 17: they have all closed in a very strong way. And
Speaker 17: in fact they were many of them were sort of
Speaker 17: pulling into plus five plus six in just over the
Speaker 17: last three weeks. So it's a fascinating part of this story.
Speaker 17: Hopefully we'll be able to call some more of those soon.
Speaker 44: Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says, with these coattails, you
Speaker 44: could see the House going Republican as well, and that
Speaker 44: would be a part of this story as well. Let's
Speaker 44: go out back out to Trace Gallagher on the West
Speaker 44: Coast with his panel.
Speaker 62: Hey, Trace Brett, thank you, Martha, thank you as well.
Speaker 62: We've got our panel, Steve Hilton, Jody Armor, Kayla McGee white,
Speaker 62: and John O.
Speaker 6: Caldwell.
Speaker 62: You're talking to your panel, Brett and Martha, and we
Speaker 62: were talking to ours, and Kayla McGee white was struck
Speaker 62: by the whole concept that again Trump was undercounted.
Speaker 19: Kad.
Speaker 22: This is the third consecutive polling miss in a presidential
Speaker 22: cycle for Donald Trump, and we really need to be
Speaker 22: asking ourselves why do they keep getting it wrong? And
Speaker 22: at this point it is a choice. Back in twenty
Speaker 22: six sixteen, you could argue that you were blindsided, you
Speaker 22: didn't expect it. You cannot say that anymore. This was
Speaker 22: predictable from the very start. And I think the reason
Speaker 22: they keep getting it wrong is because they still don't
Speaker 22: understand the average Trump voter. They cannot wrap their heads
Speaker 22: around why so many people support him.
Speaker 17: And it's because for a long time.
Speaker 22: Actually, for the past decade or so, democrats in power
Speaker 22: didn't think they needed to, and even worse, they didn't
Speaker 22: want to. They didn't want to have to stoop down
Speaker 22: to understand the concerns over immigration, over the economy. And
Speaker 22: guess what, the American people sent a very clear message
Speaker 22: tonight that you better start paying attention, and you better
Speaker 22: start paying attention soon.
Speaker 62: We heard a lot of words demographic. I don't know
Speaker 62: how many times we heard of Steve Hilton. But Gianna,
Speaker 62: you talk about black voters, black mail voters especially. We
Speaker 62: heard it again and again tonight, and you think it's
Speaker 62: worth talking about.
Speaker 6: I think this is a historic night.
Speaker 52: Black men will now those who voted for Trump will
Speaker 52: be counted as those who help save America from further decline.
Speaker 6: I mean, Kamalah, he has tried.
Speaker 52: Her best to create these accents, like you met Union,
Speaker 52: remember all of these things that she's done to try
Speaker 52: to appeal to this community, even going on Oprah Winfrey's
Speaker 52: talk show or whatever that was, to say, oh, I'll
Speaker 52: pull out my gun and shoot some one of the
Speaker 52: tries that come into my house. I mean, this has
Speaker 52: become nonsensical to the point that. I don't know if
Speaker 52: we're looking at Medea runs for president or not. I mean,
Speaker 52: this is outstanding what has hanged with from the black
Speaker 52: mail perspective, and I hope the Republican Party takes note.
Speaker 62: Yeah, and you talk about young males and younger voters,
Speaker 62: Jody Armor, you're a law professor at the University of
Speaker 62: Southern California. You know what young people are geared into.
Speaker 62: Are you surprised when you see these voter analysis numbers
Speaker 62: that young voters came out heavy for Donald Trump.
Speaker 57: Yeah, where young voters can sniff out a fraud, they
Speaker 57: can sniff out somebody who's chameleon like she changes her
Speaker 57: position according to the prevailing wins.
Speaker 4: They didn't like that.
Speaker 57: Many across the country, young students said, for me, a
Speaker 57: red line also is mass atrocities, is collective punishment, is
Speaker 57: what I see going on in the Middle East, and
Speaker 57: I see US as complicit in So they you know,
Speaker 57: we're saying, I'm not just in that enthusiastic. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 57: not going to get out.
Speaker 6: I got fifteen seconds for you, Steve.
Speaker 39: I just think what I see this unfold trace, It
Speaker 39: is just a massive.
Speaker 62: We got a little sorry, guys, back to you.
Speaker 6: We got Trump coming out.
Speaker 2: Trace no, look at the number. It just changed.
Speaker 44: The Fox News Decision desk can now officially project.
Speaker 26: Oh ship Trump will become let's go resident.
Speaker 11: President.
Speaker 17: Number will be complete with a win in Wisconsin. A
Speaker 17: statement yes lost.
Speaker 3: Four years twelve seven am.
Speaker 17: In US history, it's in the first Samuel go ahead, sir,
Speaker 17: late eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: Chugarug check juggle.
Speaker 2: Trum train coming through.
Speaker 17: Absolutely deep respect with the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: All right, how we got to stick around to see
Speaker 2: Trump speak.
Speaker 17: Areas, particularly with men proving that the strategy that they
Speaker 17: doubled and tripled down on over the course of the
Speaker 17: last few months.
Speaker 6: Absolutely not only.
Speaker 8: The President, but also the Senate bro whuse.
Speaker 44: Talking about that right now in the House present Kamala Harris,
Speaker 44: who entered this race.
Speaker 8: We're kicking ask there too, and let's fucking go.
Speaker 44: They were projecting the possibility of running the table with
Speaker 44: battleground states.
Speaker 57: Uh.
Speaker 26: David Pluff with the.
Speaker 44: Democratic campaign of Harris campaign, suggested that just yesterday, now
Speaker 44: it is possible that Donald Trump runs the table with
Speaker 44: these states and builds on a big landslide electoral win.
Speaker 44: We don't know where the popular vote is going to
Speaker 44: finish out. Yes, we do that he will be going
Speaker 44: back to the White House, and with him, brit Hume,
Speaker 44: will be a lot of changes because he will have
Speaker 44: been there once and will know what he wants to do.
Speaker 48: You know, he often accounts for the fact that he
Speaker 48: had so much turnover in his first terms, in his
Speaker 48: term as president by the fact that he really know
Speaker 48: Washington and he was the new to this realm that
Speaker 48: he had that he had come to win the presidency,
Speaker 48: and and and he promises us that now he knows.
Speaker 48: Now he knows whom he wants to hire. Now he
Speaker 48: wants the kind of people he wants to have around him.
Speaker 48: A lot of people are saying that means a lot
Speaker 48: of very experienced people around Washington will be ruled out,
Speaker 48: and maybe they will. But it's going to be very
Speaker 48: interesting to see the kind of people he reaches out
Speaker 48: to and reaches out for in this in the days
Speaker 48: and weeks ahead as he as he builds his administration.
Speaker 44: Well joined by Kayla mcnanny, Trey Gowdy, and Katie Pavlich. Kayla,
Speaker 44: you've been a part of the last administration. You've seen
Speaker 44: all you can see the joy on all these people's faces.
Speaker 44: Think about the angst and the you know all that
Speaker 44: this campaign has been through and now there is the
Speaker 44: prospect of creating what you want to create in a
Speaker 44: second administration. Your thoughts thirty thousand feet of this.
Speaker 63: Win, indictments, two assassination attempts, and unlikely come from behind
Speaker 63: victory and history is made tonight. This is a huge moment,
Speaker 63: particularly because this is a tectonic shift of the Republican Party.
Speaker 63: If all of this exit polling is true, you now
Speaker 63: have black voters, Latino voters, young voters coming in a
Speaker 63: way that we haven't seen the party bring in in
Speaker 63: a very long time. And that's due to former president
Speaker 63: now soon to be current President Trump. And I just
Speaker 63: want to say this as we wait for him to
Speaker 63: come out. I remember having a conversation with Avanka Trump
Speaker 63: in twenty sixteen about his remarks, and before he went
Speaker 63: out to give those remarks, he had speech A and
Speaker 63: speech be. Speech A was a more boisterous Trumpian speech.
Speaker 63: Speech Bee was a speech full of unity, and he
Speaker 63: looked up, Avanka said, saw the faces of crying Hillary voters.
Speaker 63: He ripped up the boisterous speech and said he wanted
Speaker 63: to heal the nation, and the first words he said
Speaker 63: were an appreciation for hill Clinton for her service to
Speaker 63: our country, and then he said, now it is time
Speaker 63: for America to bind the wounds of division, and he
Speaker 63: said we are a party of all races, creeds, and religions.
Speaker 63: That is more true tonight than it was eight years ago.
Speaker 63: And I fully expect President Trump right now is maybe
Speaker 63: ripping up that more boisterous speech and preparing to unite
Speaker 63: the country.
Speaker 26: It's an amazing message.
Speaker 23: Ope, Kayley's right.
Speaker 29: I hope you're right, and we're going to chance to
Speaker 29: see here in a minute trek out. He said something
Speaker 29: on your show the other day about how one of
Speaker 29: the things that you hope also is they're a little
Speaker 29: more prepared this time. They've got a great transition team
Speaker 29: and they're going to need it. And I hope that
Speaker 29: there are a lot of people who want to go
Speaker 29: in and be helpful.
Speaker 6: Sure.
Speaker 50: Yeah, I think his transition team has done a wonderful
Speaker 50: job vetting potential candidates. And to Kaylee's point, I think
Speaker 50: a liberated Donald Trump, he's never going to be all
Speaker 50: to ballid again.
Speaker 6: This is his last term.
Speaker 50: I think Harold, he will surprise his detractors. I think
Speaker 50: he will be not anything like what his detractors have.
Speaker 1: I think it's the hair line Jacob, because it's so strange.
Speaker 2: Oh now I feel bad for roasting him. I know
Speaker 2: this dude, Trey Gowdy. He's the one that was roasting
Speaker 2: the fuckers in Congress.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm not roasting his character. That's why I
Speaker 1: said I feel bad for roasting him.
Speaker 2: I didn't recognize him at first. But yo, he's a dog.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, bad for talking shit like he's a homie.
Speaker 1: I mean what we said is probably nothing that he
Speaker 1: hasn't heard, right.
Speaker 2: I mean I stand by it for the bit, you know,
Speaker 2: for the roast of it, But like, damn, I didn't
Speaker 2: realize that that was.
Speaker 17: That guy liberating fast potentially for President Trumpty.
Speaker 64: Will never underestimate the power of unfinished business. This is
Speaker 64: a president who has caught lightning in a bottle twice,
Speaker 64: and the second time around. He now has a Maga mandate.
Speaker 64: He will have a Senate that he could use to
Speaker 64: push through his cabinet appointees who can work with him
Speaker 64: on legislation, who could potentially replace a number of justices
Speaker 64: on the Supreme.
Speaker 5: Court, build a wall.
Speaker 6: He could build a wall.
Speaker 64: He has a working group in Washington, d C.
Speaker 26: See what happens with the House.
Speaker 64: But he also has been working very hard on his transition,
Speaker 64: get the right people around him. He talks about the
Speaker 64: lessons he's learned about the first time in the White House.
Speaker 64: So this is a mandate tonight for him. And I
Speaker 64: think you should get a lot of credit for doing
Speaker 64: the work on the ground, going to these states to
Speaker 64: pull these senate candidates across the line with him.
Speaker 44: What do you think the analysis is going to be?
Speaker 44: There's going to be a lot of time to digest
Speaker 44: all of this. We're focused now on what the president
Speaker 44: incoming president is going to say. What do you think
Speaker 44: the ANALYSI is going to be on the Democratic Party?
Speaker 26: And what right I say on that?
Speaker 48: Well, I think it's going to be agonizing. I think
Speaker 48: it's going to take a little while for consensus to
Speaker 48: form about what the party needs to do next, what
Speaker 48: it did wrong this time, and.
Speaker 6: It'll be grudging at first.
Speaker 48: One can certainly imagine that the party were smart and
Speaker 48: shrewd political voices were heeded, that there'd be some major
Speaker 48: changes in their agenda and their approaching this, And you
Speaker 48: think of the issue sets that they've tried to run
Speaker 48: on against this man that failed. They need to reconsider
Speaker 48: all of that.
Speaker 6: And I think it'll take a while.
Speaker 48: Now our colleague and friend, Mark Halprin, who's been various
Speaker 48: through this particular cycle, he thinks there's going to be
Speaker 48: a blood of the street, that people are going to
Speaker 48: be hysterical.
Speaker 6: I hope not, but it could happen.
Speaker 53: I am really looking forward to reading some of the stories,
Speaker 53: probably with a lot of anonymous sources amongst Democrats, with
Speaker 53: the recriminations, and it's going to be fast and furious,
Speaker 53: and you will have people saying that Joe Biden should
Speaker 53: have dropped out the day after, not dropped out, but
Speaker 53: said he was not running for reelection on the day
Speaker 53: after that mid term in twenty twenty two, and either
Speaker 53: endorsed her or said let there be a primary and
Speaker 53: doctor Jill Biden. There will be thoughts about her. And
Speaker 53: I wonder how chilly that White House is going to
Speaker 53: be for the next ninety days as they try to
Speaker 53: figure it out.
Speaker 44: And let me just say that as Vice President of
Speaker 44: the United States, Kamala Harris will certify the election results
Speaker 44: on January sixth, a.
Speaker 17: Lot of irony in that moment. Harold your thoughts.
Speaker 29: This is our country is organized and it's a great education.
Speaker 29: I think for people who had very high passions in
Speaker 29: this race, they are Democrats who were fervently for Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: He performed poorly during.
Speaker 29: A debate and the party switched to Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 29: there was genuine excitement I think built over period of time,
Speaker 29: and some of that excitement was an aversion and almost
Speaker 29: a dislike and a disdain for Donald Trump. But I
Speaker 29: hope it's a moment that we can all grow from
Speaker 29: because if we don't not a selfish parts and way,
Speaker 29: Democrats won't progress. And I don't think you can fly
Speaker 29: and soars a great country unless you have both wings
Speaker 29: working together. And President Trump tonight, I'm going to be
Speaker 29: interested in that.
Speaker 6: Tone, Kay.
Speaker 29: I was reminded of your words, reminded of what you
Speaker 29: said as you shared it. I remembered that story, and
Speaker 29: I hope and prayed for the country tonight that President Trump,
Speaker 29: who was every right to be joyful, every right to celebrate,
Speaker 29: We'll give a speech with that tone tonight that in
Speaker 29: many ways could help him do all the things that
Speaker 29: he can't paign on in this camp.
Speaker 48: What does this mean for the never Trumpers Republican and
Speaker 48: the Lincoln Project people and Bill Crystal and people like that,
Speaker 48: who who exciting? You seem to abandon everything that ever
Speaker 48: previously believed in order to oppose Donald Trump.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, we'll get to the never Trumpers soon enough.
Speaker 18: And the hundreds of millions of dollars wasted on them. Look,
Speaker 18: Donald Trump won this on policy and personality. I don't
Speaker 18: want to be remember here he is talking about energy independence,
Speaker 18: manufacturing an economy where everybody is working, no new foreign wars,
Speaker 18: getting out of the entanglements we currently have, respecting and
Speaker 18: resourcing law enforcement, border patrol, military, And by the way, friends,
Speaker 18: we don't get those policies without that personality. What did
Speaker 18: we hear during the Republican primaries? I went Donald Trump's
Speaker 18: policies without his personalities. Good luck with that. You don't
Speaker 18: get this strength, in this resolve, in this toughness. You
Speaker 18: don't get those policies without that. But I want to
Speaker 18: say this, it's on this phone that Juma Abdeen placed
Speaker 18: the call two thirty am on November ninth, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 18: and on the other line was Secretary of Clinton to
Speaker 18: concede the race to Donald Trump on my phone. I
Speaker 18: handed it to him and I said to Vice President
Speaker 18: elect Mike Pence, make sure Hillary actually concedes. She did,
Speaker 18: and President Trump was gracious to them too. They came
Speaker 18: to the luncheon at the Capitol after the inauguration. The
Speaker 18: Obamas and the Clintons were there. I was there to
Speaker 18: see it myself, and then something just changed. The Washington
Speaker 18: Post said let's impeach him at noon, two minutes after
Speaker 18: he's in augrated. Malania wrote about this in her book, So, Harold,
Speaker 18: I hear you. I hope everybody can unify, but I
Speaker 18: got to tell you, my friend, I think it starts
Speaker 18: with your party and not mine. Fair Enough, they got
Speaker 18: to they had this guy in a courtroom. He's not
Speaker 18: an indoor cat. I get it. They have him, and
Speaker 18: they had him in the courtroom. They have him. Impeach
Speaker 18: they have him. And whether people think that was justified
Speaker 18: or not, now was a good time to respect the
Speaker 18: will of the people. Forget about us the will of
Speaker 18: the people.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 29: I'm just saying to be a gracious winner, and let's
Speaker 29: move the country forward.
Speaker 23: I agree, and I know you.
Speaker 6: I'm just that was my only point.
Speaker 18: My point was this winner today. When I talked to him,
Speaker 18: I really did. He's known for a while he's going
Speaker 18: to I wrote a piece on foxnews dot com Oxber
Speaker 18: eleven saying he's going to have a narrow landslide. I
Speaker 18: think he's felt that for a while, but he wanted
Speaker 18: to go and earn it.
Speaker 29: And I didn't think that people around him have to
Speaker 29: be gracious to I think he can be gracious differentestion.
Speaker 44: We can always hope it comes from the Once more,
Speaker 44: I just want to say how much money was spent
Speaker 44: on this election? Fifteen point nine billion dollars with a
Speaker 44: bill B If you spend one thousand dollars only for
Speaker 44: two thousand, seven hundred and forty years, that would be
Speaker 44: a billion dollars. It was sixteen times then what has
Speaker 44: been spent on every race, the presidency, the whole deal.
Speaker 44: Sixteen billion dollars.
Speaker 23: And here we are check right for every American?
Speaker 6: What did you have?
Speaker 26: Fifty dollars?
Speaker 23: Fifty dollars?
Speaker 17: My presidential race has a medium, you know, you go
Speaker 17: back to television, cable. This was in some ways a
Speaker 17: podcast experience of a campaign, and those are free to
Speaker 17: go on podcasts, and you wonder how much of that
Speaker 17: we really needed to be spent when there's a lot
Speaker 17: of ways to reach people. But I think it's really
Speaker 17: interesting and something we'll be talking about a lot in
Speaker 17: terms of the reach of these endorsements.
Speaker 26: Were struck by the final and.
Speaker 17: Mosque and the rest of the final ads where he
Speaker 17: were excellent.
Speaker 44: They talked about making America great again, but then ending
Speaker 44: with the assassination attempt and that fists in the air,
Speaker 44: the iconic image and the fight fight, fight, absolutely warrior President.
Speaker 18: It worked.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 48: Toughest son of a gun we ever saw. That was
Speaker 48: the last note we see in that ad. And I
Speaker 48: think I think, for whatever you think of the guy,
Speaker 48: you got to admire that. I mean, has any adversity
Speaker 48: He's faced. Everything we've seen in other presidencies and other
Speaker 48: political figures who've gone on through all kinds of trouble
Speaker 48: are pale in comparison to what he's been put through.
Speaker 48: Maybe maybe it's time for his enemies to stop it.
Speaker 44: Not only that, but the energy that he has is
Speaker 44: truly amazing. Is the energizer Bunny. Let's check in with
Speaker 44: aishah Hausi speaking of the Energizer, Bunny at Trump Headquarters
Speaker 44: in West Palm. I should this has been a big
Speaker 44: night all night long. I'm sure it's really getting fever pitched.
Speaker 54: Now, Brett and Martha. A long campaign for the former president,
Speaker 54: for all of us, the press corps that have been
Speaker 54: following him around now for more than a year. The
Speaker 54: crowd would absolutely nuts when Fox News called it here
Speaker 54: and people were hugging each other, that were high fighting
Speaker 54: each other, that people were on facetiming. I think they
Speaker 54: were just couldn't believe it that this happened tonight and
Speaker 54: they didn't have to wait days and days and days.
Speaker 54: We are now awaiting the former president to take the podium.
Speaker 55: He is here in.
Speaker 54: The building, as is his running mate now Vice President
Speaker 54: to elect A.
Speaker 14: JD.
Speaker 2: Vanser backstage.
Speaker 21: We were told they were.
Speaker 54: Going to come out as soon as the election was called,
Speaker 54: and so now we're just waiting.
Speaker 17: We asked for a two minute warning. I don't know
Speaker 17: if we're going to get.
Speaker 2: One, but hopefully we will see him soon.
Speaker 54: And so I just want to add a little bit
Speaker 54: of perspective, just as a Capitol Hill reporter that's been
Speaker 54: covering the former president for a while. When I came
Speaker 54: to Congress three years ago, talk privately with many powerful
Speaker 54: Republics who did not want to see the former president
Speaker 54: back in Washington, and then to see the legal battles
Speaker 54: that he went through and Republicans having to stand up
Speaker 54: for him. And then he went through the primary process,
Speaker 54: as Kelly and Conway just said, he earned it state
Speaker 54: by state by state, and then came back to Washington
Speaker 54: in the spring and went to the RNC and claimed
Speaker 54: the nomination. This is the greatest comeback that I've ever
Speaker 54: witnessed personally myself, and so I look forward to seeing
Speaker 54: what he says to the country here tonight and to
Speaker 54: his supporters back.
Speaker 26: To you, I should thank you.
Speaker 44: The Harris team is now texting to say Vice President
Speaker 44: Harris will speak tomorrow and that will be her response
Speaker 44: to the election results.
Speaker 26: That's all we have.
Speaker 44: From the Harris team, which is really strange. I mean
Speaker 44: from a PR perspective.
Speaker 53: Well, I also just think it's a shame because I
Speaker 53: remember when John Carrey did this to George W. Bush
Speaker 53: in two thousand and four. And you work so hard,
Speaker 53: and I know that they're disappointed, but you should concede
Speaker 53: and let your opponent have their election. Night and let
Speaker 53: them everybody that's there at Trump at Mr A Log,
Speaker 53: where are they there in Palmbee.
Speaker 6: Here at the convention center at the convention.
Speaker 53: Said like, let them have their moment without anyone, Like
Speaker 53: I remember Andy Carr had to come in and say, well, yes,
Speaker 53: we know we won, but we have to wait until
Speaker 53: John Carrey concedes, and then we all had trapes back
Speaker 53: in the next morning and wait, and you don't get
Speaker 53: that moment.
Speaker 17: I don't think it's right.
Speaker 26: And that's not to say there's not going to be
Speaker 26: a phone call.
Speaker 44: There could be a phone call tonight, but she's not
Speaker 44: going to speak publicly.
Speaker 53: If there's a phone call, they have to make it
Speaker 53: public and then nobody needs to hear from her. So
Speaker 53: if I were her, I would do it tonight.
Speaker 17: I mean, then that hole set up because all the
Speaker 17: people were already there. Everybody was there, and it does
Speaker 17: feel like you want to just collect them allay and
Speaker 17: do it the way to get there.
Speaker 44: They were holding out hope, they were holding out hope
Speaker 44: that the blue wall could somehow come together, but it's
Speaker 44: going to be a red wall.
Speaker 53: Ninety minutes before that. I got that text ninety minutes
Speaker 53: before all of this general. Melly Dillon, the Harris campaign person,
Speaker 53: said everyone can go to bed and come back tomorrow.
Speaker 18: So she didn't even address her own supporters. We want
Speaker 18: her to call President Trump. She didn't talk to the
Speaker 18: people who were assembled there for hours for her. It
Speaker 18: just seems very ungracious. By the way, ended up being
Speaker 18: a very bad split screen. You probably couldn't see it
Speaker 18: and hear it. They're filing out and he's expanding his
Speaker 18: folks and they're all excited for him. Look, I think
Speaker 18: that Kamala Harris was a sign of the times, but
Speaker 18: I think that Trump's a metaphor for the country. And
Speaker 18: when he says we don't surrender, fight, fight, fight, we
Speaker 18: get back up, I just think he's I think that's
Speaker 18: it is the other thing I just want to say.
Speaker 18: Maybe it's as a Catholic, Maybe it's just as a
Speaker 18: Trump supporter, Maybe it's just as a human, a flawed
Speaker 18: human being. We all get second chances in this life.
Speaker 18: Rarely do we get a second chance as big as
Speaker 18: this one. And I have got to believe the man
Speaker 18: that I know and that Kaylee worked with is going
Speaker 18: to work with a certain alacrity and energy to get
Speaker 18: things done. Very quickly, what he can do through executive order,
Speaker 18: what he could do with the Congress, bringing the governors
Speaker 18: nobody gets a second chance, this being in their lives
Speaker 18: and just puts it on the shelf like it's a
Speaker 18: trophy or a gold star. He's going to use that
Speaker 18: as a platform for good and undo some of these
Speaker 18: bad policies, and I think do even better. You know,
Speaker 18: these celebrities, these athletes. He's got job creators and innovators.
Speaker 18: He's got Elon Musk and Dane. He's got people who
Speaker 18: make stuff who people say, wow, there's an American success story.
Speaker 18: And he's going to bring them aboard.
Speaker 44: So Vice President Harris has now encountered what is a
Speaker 44: govern them Burien curse. It's the failure of the vice
Speaker 44: president to get to the presidency. Only two have done it,
Speaker 44: and that is Martin Van Buren in eighteen thirty six
Speaker 44: and George H. W. Bush in nineteen eighty eight. You know,
Speaker 44: the question is what the Republican Party looks like now?
Speaker 44: And Kaylee, it's a multi racial party. To your point,
Speaker 44: it's right.
Speaker 1: Let's check the other sites just to see if they've
Speaker 1: also called it too.
Speaker 2: Before he gets up here. I went through a minute ago,
Speaker 2: and they hadn't on my end. I just exited out
Speaker 2: because it's like, all right, whatever.
Speaker 1: Google hasn't yet, Uh, Politico has not yet. Oh, CNN
Speaker 1: has trumpet two sixty five? Okay, New York Times hasn't
Speaker 1: been two forty eight, and so does Bloomberg.
Speaker 2: So for everybody listening to this the next day or
Speaker 2: in the future, it is now one am Central Standard time,
Speaker 2: and it's already been decided. Fox News has reported that
Speaker 2: it is confirmed that he is now the soon to
Speaker 2: be reinstated president of the United States, and all these
Speaker 2: other sources that are saying that they are alive and
Speaker 2: up to the minute are still contesting results and debating
Speaker 2: about strategy right now. It's actually pretty wild.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see what they're saying on CNN. Who has
Speaker 1: him at two sixty eight or a two sixty five.
Speaker 35: Brother, assuming he wins Alaska, which I think is a
Speaker 35: pretty safe bet, then you just just look at the
Speaker 35: map right unlikely to get you know, any of these
Speaker 35: over here. He might could possibly get an electoral vote
Speaker 35: out of Maine. But he's leading here, leading here, leading here,
Speaker 35: and leading there, and he needs two he needs two,
Speaker 35: so you know, if.
Speaker 19: He gets that one, then that one he's way up.
Speaker 19: And if he.
Speaker 35: Then now that's where he was. You know when he won,
Speaker 35: he was at three or four to three oh six.
Speaker 35: That would be three ten three ten if he sweeps.
Speaker 35: Just no guarantee he's going to sweep by any means.
Speaker 35: But he's leading in enough states right now.
Speaker 19: Plus there's a couple.
Speaker 35: Other congressional districts on the board where he could pass.
Speaker 35: He could could emphasis on could past three hundred and
Speaker 35: ten electoral votes. You come back to where we are
Speaker 35: now though, he's just in a commanding position.
Speaker 19: And then let's let's do the map the other.
Speaker 35: Way, okay, which is what gets interesting right this, So
Speaker 35: this is where this is now read in our count
Speaker 35: There we go. That gets Donald Trump there. Here's the challenge.
Speaker 19: When you do the math the other way.
Speaker 35: You assume that stays for the Republican. Let's just for
Speaker 35: the sake of argument, big comeback for the Democrat, Big
Speaker 35: come back to the Democrat. Democrat holds New Mexico, holds Minnesota.
Speaker 19: Just give upfence.
Speaker 2: He's trying, going into the boss in the office, tells
Speaker 2: them it's okay to let out the news.
Speaker 35: There's Connecticut, there's New Hampshire. Pop it out. What do
Speaker 35: you want to pick? You want to go state Well,
Speaker 35: you can even go state wide. It's not going to happen.
Speaker 35: But let's say state wide. Right, you do all the
Speaker 35: main you come back out.
Speaker 19: Where does that get you? Right?
Speaker 35: So, if she wins everything, if she wins everything, the Pennsylvania.
Speaker 19: Again, we're not done until we're done.
Speaker 35: But no, not yet, all right, Pennsylvania in every path
Speaker 35: she had any reasonable possible paths.
Speaker 19: I feel bad for him to like Pennsylvania. For the
Speaker 19: vice president, he.
Speaker 2: Has to keep it.
Speaker 19: But you know, there's just looking at and you're saying.
Speaker 14: Do you think they're him going talking no.
Speaker 2: Come back, No, dude, I think there's somebody telling him
Speaker 2: keep going, keep going, keep keep throwing numbers out, keep
Speaker 2: reworking the map. Because the head guy at CNN doesn't
Speaker 2: want to let out the news on this platform just yet,
Speaker 2: so they're telling him, like, yo, keep it going, stretch
Speaker 2: it out, stretch it out.
Speaker 3: Like, look at him, he's running around frantic.
Speaker 2: He's like it looks like he just shotgunned five fucking
Speaker 2: red bulls.
Speaker 3: You're talking strategy, Well what about this and this number?
Speaker 2: And like it's already been understood and decided, the numbers
Speaker 2: are already in. They have to know that if they
Speaker 2: are any type of actual, quote unquote mainstream media source,
Speaker 2: they have to know that. If Fox News knows that
Speaker 2: they have to and they are telling this guy to
Speaker 2: just keep it going, brother, keep rolling it until breaking news,
Speaker 2: we now have the reports, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's kind of like Maddie Ice with the fucking yarn,
Speaker 1: just going frantic with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this guy's going at it to no avail,
Speaker 2: Like he knows he's a hamster on a wheel, but
Speaker 2: this is what he gets paid to do.
Speaker 19: But she is essentially blocked. I'm getting to seven, all.
Speaker 37: Right, by protection because CNN can now project that Kamala
Speaker 37: Harris will get that one electoral vote from Omaha. Nebraska
Speaker 37: gives its electoral votes according to congressional districtrection that Donald
Speaker 37: Trump will get another one of them. Hey, she's up
Speaker 37: to electoral map. Donald Trump, Now, hey, six electoral votes
Speaker 37: because we just gave him one from Nebraska's I think
Speaker 37: first congressional district. Kamala Harris has one hundred and eighty
Speaker 37: eight because we just gave for one from Nebraska's second
Speaker 37: congressional district, two hundred and seventy are needed to win.
Speaker 21: Donald Trump needs only.
Speaker 37: Four more electoral votes in order to be the president, Dana.
Speaker 21: I mean Pennsylvania.
Speaker 12: If you look at those numbers, to sixty six to
Speaker 12: sixty six, four more and you just saw them as
Speaker 12: a professional, did the path that he uh different paths
Speaker 12: that he put out checkbox and that for Kamala Harrick, I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to miss none of his speech, you know.
Speaker 53: Yeah, Look, I don't know. He's one of the most
Speaker 53: unpredictable people too. So I think that's why we're all here.
Speaker 53: And I'm wide awake, and I've been awake.
Speaker 2: I'm almost I.
Speaker 1: Had both of them going that was ahead of I mean.
Speaker 56: That map of where she did not the like completely
Speaker 56: grade out man, where she never overperformed Biden more than
Speaker 56: three percent.
Speaker 10: That's just rough.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 65: I think there are two stories here. One is the
Speaker 65: burden that she faced. And to go back to the
Speaker 65: very beginning of the night when we did the right track,
Speaker 65: wrong track. Twenty six percent of the country thinks that
Speaker 65: that the nation is in the right track. Seventy two
Speaker 65: percent I think they're in the wrong track, and when
Speaker 65: it came to the performance of Joe Biden, it was
Speaker 65: forty one percent to approve to fifty eight percent disapprove.
Speaker 65: So she had an enormous burden. And you know, people
Speaker 65: are unhappy with the way forty one approves from this country.
Speaker 65: For the last four years Biden, she did not called
Speaker 65: bullshossible for her to succeed in somehow positioning herself as
Speaker 65: an agent of change and distancing herself from Biden. There's
Speaker 65: another part of the story that we got to talk about,
Speaker 65: which is Donald Trump. The fact is that when you
Speaker 65: go back to January sixth of twenty twenty one to today,
Speaker 65: it is an extraordinary comeback. He was a pariah when
Speaker 65: he left town on January twenty it, refused to even
Speaker 65: go to the inauguration. There was the vast majority of
Speaker 65: members of his own party wouldn't be seen with him.
Speaker 65: He you know, over the course of the four years,
Speaker 65: he proceeds to win himself back into the party declares
Speaker 65: right after the tremendous defeat of the of the Republicans.
Speaker 65: There were certainly an unsuccessful showing in the midterms in
Speaker 65: twenty twenty two, wins a contested primary, and you know,
Speaker 65: this is his party.
Speaker 19: This is these these voters just a party.
Speaker 12: What It's not just his party now, and that's no,
Speaker 12: it's his country. I mean again, we have to be careful.
Speaker 12: We haven't called it yet, but Pennsylvania makes it extremely
Speaker 12: tough for Kamala Harris. And that's one of the things.
Speaker 17: I mean that the Trump side of this, one of.
Speaker 12: The most extraordinary dynamics that we didn't necessarily see coming,
Speaker 12: was that there still was a hidden Trump vote. Everybody
Speaker 12: who even those who are big support orders of Donald Trump,
Speaker 12: would tell me, well, now it's they're glad and proud.
Speaker 12: People who are maga are very open about it, and
Speaker 12: so on and so forth, except.
Speaker 1: All right, Fox, is he up there yet?
Speaker 18: People across the political spectrum, and we give no, We
Speaker 18: gave very little quarter to how many anti combal of
Speaker 18: voters are out there. I don't want to hear the
Speaker 18: words racism, sexism. It's eyesight and hearing. We were listening
Speaker 18: and watching her, and I'm very worried that we've not
Speaker 18: talked a lot about how violent people maybe and angry
Speaker 18: because she lost.
Speaker 17: I mean, I can just imagine thinking about the view
Speaker 17: and a week or so ago, they were saying, you know,
Speaker 17: what is wrong with someone who would vote for him?
Speaker 17: And Joe's corbo saying, you know, we weren't raised like this.
Speaker 17: Who raised these people? So I can only imagine what
Speaker 17: tomorrow is going to look like.
Speaker 63: Yeah, you know, I will say when we talk about
Speaker 63: the view, you know what comes to mind is we
Speaker 63: mentioned the carnage speech that President Trump gave at his inauguration.
Speaker 63: In my mind automatically went to the unity speech that
Speaker 63: Biden gave, and he mentioned unity a half dozen times.
Speaker 63: But when you think about what we got over four years,
Speaker 63: there was the garbage comment that didn't come in isolation.
Speaker 63: There were all kinds of comments that Neanderthal was one
Speaker 63: of the first words he used to describe those who
Speaker 63: opposed his COVID edicts, the Mark Cuban comment he was
Speaker 63: an official surrogate of the Kamala campaign. And for you know,
Speaker 63: as me and as some of President Donald Trump's tweets
Speaker 63: have been and people have problems with it, one thing
Speaker 63: I've challenged Democrats to find is one example of him
Speaker 63: disparaging the country half of the country, and that's something
Speaker 63: he has not done. And so I expect you'll hear
Speaker 63: a unifying tone, and I expect you're going to see
Speaker 63: a very successful presidency and one untethered maybe from some
Speaker 63: of the things that were holding him back. What comes
Speaker 63: to mind is an Oval office meeting that we had
Speaker 63: where doctor Fauci was urging him not to open the country,
Speaker 63: and I watched President Trump fight voci riskly saying people
Speaker 63: are losing their jobs, we must open the country. He
Speaker 63: wanted to do it sooner than he did. I think
Speaker 63: that Donald Trump, who goes with his instincts, is going
Speaker 63: to be a Trump that ultimately leads a very successful
Speaker 63: country and second term.
Speaker 50: You know, Martha Joe Biden mentioned the word unity more
Speaker 50: in his inaugural address than any president I think except one.
Speaker 50: If he's serious about that, he'll pardon Donald Trump. He'll
Speaker 50: also pardon a sign and then he'll put pressure on
Speaker 50: Georgia and New York to end this lawfare. If there
Speaker 50: is any silver lining tonight, it is that lawfare actually
Speaker 50: helps the person that you are trying to go after.
Speaker 50: We need a justice system. The lady needs to wear
Speaker 50: blindfold for a reason. We got to stop this prosecution
Speaker 50: of our political intemotion.
Speaker 6: I mean literally, he'll be the attorney general.
Speaker 48: Absolutely, we need a really solid attorney general.
Speaker 6: John Ratcliffe, you can do.
Speaker 50: It's all right, John, I apologize sorry.
Speaker 44: There will be a lot of talk about cabinet members, Treasury, secretary,
Speaker 44: Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense. You've got Tom Cotton,
Speaker 44: Mike Pompeo, you have well.
Speaker 53: You also have a Republican bench. And sometimes you were
Speaker 53: saying that the Democratic Party is quite old. Right now,
Speaker 53: there's not a great bench, although there are some especially,
Speaker 53: but when you take governors out of states, then you
Speaker 53: leave a hole and then they have to build up
Speaker 53: that bench back up. But the Republican bench is pretty
Speaker 53: strong right now.
Speaker 44: You see Doug Bergham and viv A Gramaswami, Steve Wynn
Speaker 44: and his lovely wife Andrea. So people are are there
Speaker 44: waiting for the former president. Britt would like to know
Speaker 44: where he is.
Speaker 6: He's watching us.
Speaker 26: Can we say.
Speaker 44: Tonight, though, Harold, that the melting pot still works, that Hispanics,
Speaker 44: black Americans, working class Americans, you know, standing up asking
Speaker 44: what their government is going to do, asking their government
Speaker 44: to see them and their concerns. That it works, That
Speaker 44: this is American democracy in our republic.
Speaker 29: The process works, I think as we get a final
Speaker 29: account of the numbers and the coalition that President Trump
Speaker 29: won with this time, I think it will be one
Speaker 29: that will be for the history books. President Bush, I
Speaker 29: think got forty plus percent of the Hispanic vote, George
Speaker 29: Bush w Bush, And it looks like President at least
Speaker 29: the preliminary numbers suggest that. But as much as we
Speaker 29: talk about the unconventional aspect of this, this was conventional also.
Speaker 6: People believed him.
Speaker 29: He resonated with voters, He resonated with communities, rural communities,
Speaker 29: urban communities, suburban communities across the country. And I congratulate
Speaker 29: him tonight. I didn't want him to win, but I
Speaker 29: congratulate him on his victory and wish him the best
Speaker 29: for my country. And I can only hope that the
Speaker 29: concerns that are articulated by my friend, my dear friend,
Speaker 29: Kelly An, that they're not real. So I hope that
Speaker 29: my party and my friends, and for that matter, of
Speaker 29: Republicans alike, that we're all able once we get past
Speaker 29: the moment here, the twenty four hours of excitement and
Speaker 29: joy and celebration, to understand that what we're really celebrating
Speaker 29: is the greatest experiment to have ever come to existence.
Speaker 29: It will celebrate two hundred and fifty years of its
Speaker 29: own existence in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 6: So those are my thoughts.
Speaker 4: Brett.
Speaker 17: I'm struck by the issue that of abortion, because it
Speaker 17: was talked about so much, and it was presented as
Speaker 17: if you know you're a woman and you are not
Speaker 17: going to support her, then you, you know, hate all women.
Speaker 17: They said that husbands, you know, were hateful towards their
Speaker 17: wives and the women in their lives if they didn't
Speaker 17: support this candidate. And I think it just goes to
Speaker 17: show that that kind of you know, manipulating, it doesn't
Speaker 17: always it doesn't win.
Speaker 18: Narrow casting, narrow casting us based on our gender. I
Speaker 18: think Kamala Harris was talking to us for the waist down,
Speaker 18: and I think Donald Trump was talking to us from
Speaker 18: the waist up as well. That's where my eyes, my ears,
Speaker 18: my heart, my brain, and my big mouth are. So
Speaker 18: I mean, you got to talk to the woman in full.
Speaker 18: It's as if she doesn't know anything about the economy,
Speaker 18: or she doesn't care about what's going on in Ukraine
Speaker 18: or Israel with a Ran, or can't do the math
Speaker 18: on her grocery bill. It's an insult. Of course people care,
Speaker 18: but we care about many things, just as we are
Speaker 18: not monolithic in life, are not monolithic thinkers politically. But
Speaker 18: you know, Martha, something else happened. They put these ballot
Speaker 18: initiatives on to try to jin up turn it right
Speaker 18: for the Democrat, and they did that and it kind
Speaker 18: of backfire. Look at this popular vote and it backfired.
Speaker 18: The other thing is, if you've got ten abortion ballot initiatives,
Speaker 18: you can vote your conscience on abortion, and you can
Speaker 18: vote separately or similarly for president. The presidential race was
Speaker 18: not a proxy for your position on abortion. By the way,
Speaker 18: somebody sent me the statistics. Over half a billion dollars
Speaker 18: spent on ads about abortion. Half a billion dollars in
Speaker 18: this country. The sixteen billion bread is talking about thirty
Speaker 18: seven million for pro lifers. The rest was the pro choices.
Speaker 18: I mean, it's just insane amount of money.
Speaker 44: So we've spent a lot of time talking about markets tonight,
Speaker 44: and with the betting markets trey. At this point, it's
Speaker 44: at about sixty six percent. The Republicans hold onto the
Speaker 44: House as they're ticking down the possibilities, and they look
Speaker 44: at these coattails with not only the popular vote, but
Speaker 44: what could be and is shaping up to be an
Speaker 44: electoral college landslide. Should he control the White House, the Senate,
Speaker 44: and the House like he did at the beginning at
Speaker 44: twenty sixteen, the possibilities open to a lot of things.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 50: I was there in twenty sixteen and we had everything
Speaker 50: but an agenda. That mistake will not be made this time.
Speaker 50: He will deal with a border, He will deal with
Speaker 50: tax is coming up. He will There is a plan
Speaker 50: being formulated by Mike Johnson right now and John thone
Speaker 50: or John Cornan, or whoever becomes the majority leader. The
Speaker 50: mistakes of twenty sixteen, I think we were surprised that
Speaker 50: he won. I'm not saying he was surprised, but others
Speaker 50: were surprised. The other thing I would remind you Brett
Speaker 50: when he wanted twenty sixteen. You recall what he said
Speaker 50: about Hillary Clinton. She's been through enough. There was a
Speaker 50: lot of pressure to prosecute her. She says she's been
Speaker 50: through enough. I wish my Democrat friends would say the
Speaker 50: same thing about him and say enough is enough. Drop
Speaker 50: the cases in New York and Georgia. Biden shouldn't wait
Speaker 50: on Donald Trump to end these federal cases. They should
Speaker 50: be ended by Joe Biden. If you really want unity,
Speaker 50: then quit using lawfare to divide the country, Quit using
Speaker 50: the justice system to try to win political races.
Speaker 44: We are still following these sentate races and as we
Speaker 44: wait for the former president. By the way, there's Nigel
Speaker 44: Farage there talking in the crowd there, Britt. This is
Speaker 44: remarkable in that some of these races were not even
Speaker 44: suspected to be close, expected to be close. Mike Rodgers,
Speaker 44: he was a long shot at one point against ALYSSA
Speaker 44: Slockett candidate in Michigan, good Candida candidate, former chairman of
Speaker 44: the House Intelligence Committee. But Sam Brown was left Essentially
Speaker 44: he was he was not going to.
Speaker 48: Win, but he was not on anybody's listed likely likely switch.
Speaker 17: Not getting much money or attention.
Speaker 48: And it's but he's a I think he's a competent candidate.
Speaker 48: Once again we have by the way, there.
Speaker 44: Was Sam Brown right there, forty eight point one to
Speaker 44: forty seven point two eighty percent in over Jackie Rosen.
Speaker 48: In News are under the candidate quality matters in this cycle,
Speaker 48: Republicans and the Senate races in particular field in some
Speaker 48: pretty darn good candidates that gave them a shot in
Speaker 48: states where Republicans often face an uphill battle, and the
Speaker 48: fact that you know, it looks like it won't be
Speaker 48: just a squeaker. There might be a little margin there
Speaker 48: for Republicans, and the senator's testament to that.
Speaker 44: Let's see what Wisconsin is, guys, can we put up
Speaker 44: Hobbdy in Wisconsin standing by? There's new Gangridge and calistic
Speaker 44: Gangridge waiting there.
Speaker 48: With Bill Hemmerty.
Speaker 6: There's Michael Hols.
Speaker 1: Let's see if anybody else is starting to throw the
Speaker 1: throw in the towel here. Uh, CNN's out of commercial.
Speaker 1: They still got Trump at sixty six. Bloomberg still hasn't
Speaker 1: met fucking two forty eight New York Times also to
Speaker 1: forty eight, Politico at two sixty seven, okay, and Google
Speaker 1: two forty eight.
Speaker 2: The lag time is insane.
Speaker 1: Dude holding on to hope baby pretty crazy. Yeah. So
Speaker 1: the numbers as it goes right now, it's the votes
Speaker 1: for Trump are sixty seven million, nine hundred and sixty two,
Speaker 1: seven hundred and fourteen, which is fifty one point two
Speaker 1: percent versus Kamala with her two hundred and fourteen electoral
Speaker 1: votes with sixty two thousand, or sixty two million, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty seven thousand and eighty seven votes. So
Speaker 1: she's uh, yeah, about five million less.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sounds about right.
Speaker 1: All right, cool, CNN still commercial, No, they're back. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe not. No, they're at a commercial.
Speaker 2: Okay. I don't know what they're waiting on for him
Speaker 2: to come up on stage and talk. I mean shit,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 5: Trump probably he's coming on stage right now.
Speaker 44: Oh okay, and his wife there all expected to be
Speaker 44: a big part perhaps in a second administration. You know,
Speaker 44: the former president had hats made with forty five dash
Speaker 44: forty seven.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I've been wearing for a while now. It is true,
Speaker 26: Harrell Ford, he.
Speaker 29: Will he will, He will win the popular boat. He's
Speaker 29: likely and to win the electoral vote. The Dallas jumped
Speaker 29: eight hundred points in futures this evening. They give you
Speaker 29: some excitement around to give you a sense of the
Speaker 29: excitement that investors have. And again, I think this speech tonight,
Speaker 29: the tone tonight. I'm just just to be repetitive because
Speaker 29: I hope the president's watching it, Like you said, Kaylee
Speaker 29: may be watching us here and there. I hope it's
Speaker 29: what you said. I hope this is a moment to
Speaker 29: let the country because we've had enough of We've had
Speaker 29: enough of enough, and I think whatever happened tonight, I
Speaker 29: was hopeful that we'd have a decisive win, and it
Speaker 29: appears that we're going to have a decisive win to
Speaker 29: give the President not only a chance to begin to deliver,
Speaker 29: to develop and deliver on a mandate, but to begin
Speaker 29: the process of healing, which I think is incredibly important
Speaker 29: and an indispensable part of our tradition.
Speaker 26: Something tells me we may hear some Lee Greenwood, I
Speaker 26: mean in.
Speaker 17: Lee Greenwood and argoe here we go.
Speaker 44: Let's listen in all right, who will be the forty
Speaker 44: seventh President of the United States? Donald Jade Trump?
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Speaker 14: To the hills and Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Across the plane.
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Speaker 14: To you Sid and your too, pain.
Speaker 4: Were us cried into every American card.
Speaker 10: That is time we stand se.
Speaker 6: About to be an American? When are these time five dream.
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Speaker 4: And I got.
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Speaker 66: Okay, not like to me?
Speaker 4: And I got mixta.
Speaker 6: Next excuse and they been bir still today.
Speaker 35: Let it be to go down.
Speaker 4: I love this said podcast.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much. Wow, well, I want to thank
Speaker 6: you all very much. This is great. These are our friends.
Speaker 6: We have thousands of friends in this incredible movement.
Speaker 31: This was a movement like nobody's ever seen before. And frankly,
Speaker 31: this was I believe the greatest political movement of all time.
Speaker 6: There's ever been anything like this in this country and
Speaker 6: maybe the other.
Speaker 31: And now it's going to reach a new level of
Speaker 31: importance because we're going to.
Speaker 6: Help our country heal. We're going to help our country here.
Speaker 6: We have a country that needs help, and it needs
Speaker 6: help very badly.
Speaker 31: We're going to fix our borders, we're going to fix
Speaker 31: everything about our country. And we made history for a
Speaker 31: reason tonight, and the reason is going to be just
Speaker 31: that we overcame obstacles that.
Speaker 6: Nobody thought possible.
Speaker 31: And it's now clear that We've achieved the most incredible
Speaker 31: political They look, what happened is this phraser, But it's
Speaker 31: a political victory that our country has never seen before,
Speaker 31: nothing like this. I want to thank the American people
Speaker 31: for the extraordinary honor of being elected your forty seventh president,
Speaker 31: and you're forty fifth president. Every citizen, I will fight
Speaker 31: for you, for your family and your future. Every single
Speaker 31: day I will be fighting for you, and with every
Speaker 31: breath in my body, I will not rest until we
Speaker 31: have delivered the strong, safe, and prosperous America that our
Speaker 31: children deserve and that you deserve.
Speaker 6: This will truly me the golden age of America. That's
Speaker 6: what we have to have. This is a magnificent.
Speaker 31: Victory for the American people that will allow.
Speaker 6: Us to make America great again.
Speaker 31: Oh And in addition to having won the battleground states
Speaker 31: of North Carolina, I love these places, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin,
Speaker 31: we are now winning in Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, and Alaska,
Speaker 31: which would result in US carrying at least three hundred
Speaker 31: and fifteen electoral votes.
Speaker 54: But that.
Speaker 31: But as much easier doing what the networks did or
Speaker 31: whoever called it, because there was no other path.
Speaker 6: There was no other path to victory. We also have
Speaker 6: won the popular vote. That was great.
Speaker 31: I thought, thank you, thank you very much, Shack. And
Speaker 31: now winning the popular vote was very nice, very nice.
Speaker 6: I will tell you. It's a great, a great feeling
Speaker 6: of love. We have a great feeling of love in
Speaker 6: this very large room with unbelievable.
Speaker 31: People standing by my side. These people have been incredible.
Speaker 31: They've made the journey with me, and we're going to
Speaker 31: make you very happy. We're going to make you very
Speaker 31: proud of your vote. I hope that you're going to
Speaker 31: be looking back someday and say that was one of
Speaker 31: the truly important moments of my life when I voted
Speaker 31: for this group of people. Beyond the president, this group
Speaker 31: of great people America has given us an unprecedented and
Speaker 31: powerful mandate. We have taken back control of the Senate.
Speaker 6: Wow, that's good.
Speaker 9: On the Senate races in Montana, Nevada, Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Speaker 9: the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, we're all won by.
Speaker 6: The Mega Movement. They helped so much.
Speaker 31: And of those cases, every one of them we worked
Speaker 31: with the senators. They were tough races and I mean,
Speaker 31: the number of victories in the Senate was absolutely incredible.
Speaker 6: And we did tell rallies.
Speaker 31: We did tell rallies with each one of them, and
Speaker 31: sometimes we did two or three, and it was amazing
Speaker 31: to look at all of those victories. Nobody expected that, nobody,
Speaker 31: So I just wanted to thank you very much for that.
Speaker 31: And we have you have some great senators and some
Speaker 31: great new senators. And it also looks like we'll be
Speaker 31: keeping control of the House of Representative. And I want
Speaker 31: to thank Mike Johnson. I think he's doing a terrific job.
Speaker 31: Terrific job. Also thank my beautiful wife, Milania first lady
Speaker 31: who has the number one best selling book in the contract.
Speaker 6: Can you believe that?
Speaker 31: Oh, now, she's done a great job, works very hard,
Speaker 31: works very hard to help people.
Speaker 6: So I just want to thank her. But I want
Speaker 6: to thank my whole.
Speaker 31: Family, my amazing children, and they are amazing children. Now
Speaker 31: we all think our children. Everybody here thinks that children
Speaker 31: are amazing. But that's a good thing when you think
Speaker 31: they are. But don Eric, Ivanka, Tiffany Baron, Laura, Jared, Jimberly.
Speaker 49: Michael, thank you all, what I help, what I did, My.
Speaker 31: Father in law Victor A is tremendous and we miss
Speaker 31: very much Malania's mother, Amalia. We miss Amalia, don't we
Speaker 31: h She would be very happy right now standing on
Speaker 31: this stage. She'd be so proud. She was a great woman.
Speaker 31: That one, beautiful inside and out. She was a great woman.
Speaker 31: I want to be the first to congratulate our great
Speaker 31: now I can say Vice President elect.
Speaker 6: Of the United States, Ja do Bill.
Speaker 31: And is absolutely remarkable and beautiful wife Ushavez.
Speaker 6: And he is a feisty guy, isn't he. You know
Speaker 6: I've said go into the enemy camp, and you.
Speaker 31: Know the enemy camp is certain networks, and a lot
Speaker 31: of people don't like to Sure, do I have to
Speaker 31: do that?
Speaker 6: He just goes, Okay, which one CNN, MSDNC, He'll say,
Speaker 6: all right, thank you very much.
Speaker 31: He actually looks like he's still like the only guy
Speaker 31: I've ever said, he really looks forward to it. And
Speaker 31: then he just goes, in an absolutely obliterate step, say
Speaker 31: a couple of words.
Speaker 4: Wow, Well it's the President.
Speaker 67: I appreciate you allowing me to join you on this
Speaker 67: incredible journey.
Speaker 23: I thank you for the trust that you have placed
Speaker 23: in me.
Speaker 67: And I think that we just witnessed the greatest political
Speaker 67: comeback in the history of the United States of America,
Speaker 67: and under President Trump's leadership, We're never going to stop fighting.
Speaker 6: For you, for your dreams, for the future of your children.
Speaker 67: And after the greatest political comeback in American history, We're
Speaker 67: going to leave the greatest economic comeback in American history
Speaker 67: under Donald Trump's leadership.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 31: He's turned out to be a good choice. I took
Speaker 31: a little heat at the beginning, but he was I
Speaker 31: knew the brain was a good one, about as good
Speaker 31: as it gets. And we love the family, and we're
Speaker 31: going to have a great four years and we're going
Speaker 31: to turn our country around, make it something very special.
Speaker 31: Lost that lost, that little I lost, that little uh,
Speaker 31: that little thing called special.
Speaker 6: We have to make it.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 6: We're going to make this so great.
Speaker 31: It's gonna it's the greatest country and potentially the greatest.
Speaker 6: Country in the world by far, and right now we're
Speaker 6: going to just.
Speaker 31: Work very hard to get all of that back. We're
Speaker 31: going to make it the best it's ever been.
Speaker 6: We can do that.
Speaker 31: We just if we had to wait longer, I don't know.
Speaker 31: It was going bad, and it was going bad fast.
Speaker 31: We're gonna have to seal up those borders, and we're
Speaker 31: gonna have to let people come into our country. We
Speaker 31: want people to come back in, but we have to
Speaker 31: we have to let them come back in, but they
Speaker 31: have to come in legally.
Speaker 6: They have to come in legally.
Speaker 31: Let me also express my tremendous appreciation for Susie and Chris.
Speaker 6: A job you did.
Speaker 31: Susie comes he come here, Come here, Susan. Chris, come here, Chris.
Speaker 31: Susie likes to stay sort of.
Speaker 6: In the back. Let me tell you the ice baby.
Speaker 6: We call it the ice gand no, no, Chris, come here,
Speaker 6: Chris out there. Susie likes to stay in the background.
Speaker 6: She's not in the background. Give me. This wasn't expected.
Speaker 68: But I just want to thank obviously President Trump for
Speaker 68: this journey. It was a great one and he's a
Speaker 68: hell of a candidate and he's going to be a
Speaker 68: hell of a great forty seventh president. And this team
Speaker 68: that we had the best team, and of course even
Speaker 68: my boss Susie Wiles the best.
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you, and thank you. Susan. Look at
Speaker 6: us shot. I've never seen her be shot before, Susie.
Speaker 6: They've been they're great. Everybody up here is great. Every
Speaker 6: buddy up here.
Speaker 31: Is very special. But the Trump, who did you say? Oh,
Speaker 31: let me tell you we have a new star. A
Speaker 31: star is born.
Speaker 6: Nylan now he is.
Speaker 31: Now, he's an amazing guy. We were sitting together tonight.
Speaker 31: You know, he spent two weeks in Philadelphia and different
Speaker 31: parts of Pennsylvania, Campaignting. You know, he sent the rocket
Speaker 31: up two weeks ago. And I saw that rocket. I
Speaker 31: saw it coming down.
Speaker 25: I saw it.
Speaker 6: It was when it left, it was beautiful, shiny white.
Speaker 6: When it came down, it didn't look so pretty.
Speaker 31: It was going ten thousand miles an hour, and it
Speaker 31: was burning like hell. I said, what happened to your
Speaker 31: paint job? He said, We've never made a paint that
Speaker 31: could we stay in that kind of heat. But I
Speaker 31: saw it come down and turn around, and it was,
Speaker 31: you know, it's like twenty two stories so by the way,
Speaker 31: it looks a little smaller than that, but it's big.
Speaker 31: And it came down and down, and you saw that
Speaker 31: fire burning. And I'm saying, only Elon could do this.
Speaker 31: It must be an Eline.
Speaker 6: And I tell the story. I told it last night.
Speaker 6: I had a man on the phone. I had the
Speaker 6: screen muted, no sound.
Speaker 31: I was talking to a very important man happens to
Speaker 31: be here, and that very important guy.
Speaker 6: One of the most important people.
Speaker 31: And I would say the country actually, but you know,
Speaker 31: I was president and now it looks like I was
Speaker 31: going to be maybe president again, so I figured I
Speaker 31: could ask him to hold. So I asked him to hold,
Speaker 31: and because especially because you're going to be president again,
Speaker 31: they hold. So I took the phone down and I'm
Speaker 31: looking to the screen. I'm seeing this crazy thing that's
Speaker 31: going around and coming down. It looks like, I said,
Speaker 31: a crash into the gantry. And I said, oh no,
Speaker 31: And I said, do me if you might hold him
Speaker 31: for a couple of them.
Speaker 6: I want to see this. I thought it was a
Speaker 6: space age movie or something. I put the phone down.
Speaker 6: I didn't pick it up for forty five minutes, and
Speaker 6: he was holding.
Speaker 31: But this spaceship came down and I saw those engines firing,
Speaker 31: and it looked like it was over.
Speaker 6: It was going to smash, and then I saw.
Speaker 31: The fire pour out from the left side and I
Speaker 31: put it straight and it came down so gently, and
Speaker 31: then it wrapped those arms around it and it held
Speaker 31: it and just like you hold you maybe at night,
Speaker 31: your little baby. And it was a beautiful thing to see.
Speaker 31: And I called Elan. I said, Elon, was that you?
Speaker 6: He said, yes it was. I said, who else can
Speaker 6: do that? Can Russia do it?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 6: Can China do it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 31: Can the United States do it? Other than you know,
Speaker 31: nobody can do that. I said, that's why I love you, Elon.
Speaker 6: That scrap.
Speaker 31: And you know when we had the tragic hurricane Hellene
Speaker 31: and it hit a particular hit North Carolina, they were
Speaker 31: really devast at the water. This was a big water,
Speaker 31: as big as we've ever seen water hurricane. It built
Speaker 31: lakes out of nothing. Feels became lakes and the danger
Speaker 31: was unbelievable. And the people from North Carolina came to
Speaker 31: me and they said, would it be possible, at all
Speaker 31: possible for you to speak to Elon Musk. We need starlink.
Speaker 31: I said, what's starlink? It's a form of communication. So
Speaker 31: I called Elon and I'll tell you what he had.
Speaker 31: And it was very dangerous.
Speaker 6: People would die, they had no communication.
Speaker 31: All the wires were down. I called Elon Musk. I said, Elon,
Speaker 31: you have something called starlink?
Speaker 12: Is that right?
Speaker 31: Yes, said what the hell is it? He said, it's
Speaker 31: a communication system.
Speaker 6: That's very good.
Speaker 31: I said, elon, they need it really really badly in
Speaker 31: North Carolina.
Speaker 6: Can you get it?
Speaker 31: He had that there so fast, it was incredible, so
Speaker 31: and it was great. It saved a lot of lives.
Speaker 31: He saved a lot of lives. But he's the characters.
Speaker 31: Especial guys are super genius. We have to protect our geniuses.
Speaker 31: We don't have that many of them. We have to
Speaker 31: protect to our super geniuses. I want to thank some
Speaker 31: of the guys. You know we have up here today.
Speaker 31: The US Open champion, he's fantastic average, slightly longer than me.
Speaker 6: It's a little bit longer than me, just a little bit.
Speaker 6: Bryson d Chambeau is up here some for us. What
Speaker 6: happened to? Where is he? Bryson? Oh, he was shut.
Speaker 6: He's hitting balls. He's on the way. He's hitting balls. Bryson. Oh,
Speaker 6: look at him.
Speaker 31: He had a great he's got a great career going
Speaker 31: to great US Open. Bryson, that's a fantastic job. And
Speaker 31: we also have a Mandana White who has done some job.
Speaker 6: He's a tough guy. So Dana started a UFC and
Speaker 6: it came to me, do you mind if I use
Speaker 6: your Nobody wanted to give him my rins because they said.
Speaker 31: It's a rough sport, a little rough, and I helped
Speaker 31: him out a little bit, and I went and they said,
Speaker 31: this is the roughest sport I've ever seen. But I
Speaker 31: began to like it, and he loved it. And nobody's
Speaker 31: done a better job in sports. And you know, he's
Speaker 31: a very motivational kind of a guy.
Speaker 6: What he does. He gets these fighters and they really
Speaker 6: go at it.
Speaker 31: It's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere
Speaker 31: at any time.
Speaker 6: Doing so well.
Speaker 31: I'd like to ask Danny just to say a couple
Speaker 31: of words because people love to.
Speaker 6: Hear from him.
Speaker 69: Nobody deserves us more than him, and nobody deserves us
Speaker 69: more than his family does. This is what happens when
Speaker 69: the machine comes after you. What you've seen over the
Speaker 69: last several years, this is what it looks like. Couldn't
Speaker 69: stop him. He keeps going forward. He doesn't quit. He's
Speaker 69: the most resilient, hardworking man I've ever met in my life.
Speaker 69: His family are incredible people. This is karmel, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 6: He deserves this.
Speaker 2: They deserve it as a family.
Speaker 6: I want to thank some.
Speaker 2: People real quick.
Speaker 69: I want to thank the New Boys, Aiden Ross, Theo
Speaker 69: Vaughan bustled with the boys, and last but not least,
Speaker 69: the mighty and powerful Joe Rogan.
Speaker 6: And thank you America. Thank you have a good night.
Speaker 6: That is a piece of work.
Speaker 31: Now he's an amazing He's really an amazing guy. But
Speaker 31: most of all, I want to thank the minions of
Speaker 31: hard working Americans across the nation who have always been
Speaker 31: the heart and soul of this really great movement.
Speaker 6: We've been through so much.
Speaker 31: Together and today you showed up in record numbers to
Speaker 31: deliver a victory like really, I'd probably like no other.
Speaker 31: This was something, This was something special, and we're gonna
Speaker 31: We're gonna pay you back. We're gonna do the best
Speaker 31: job we're gonna we're gonna turn it around. It's got
Speaker 31: to be turned around. It's got to be turned around fast,
Speaker 31: and we're gonna turn it around. We're gonna do it
Speaker 31: in every way, with so many ways, but we're gonna
Speaker 31: do it in every way. This will forever be remembered
Speaker 31: as the day the American people regained control of their country.
Speaker 6: And so I just want to say that on behalf
Speaker 6: of this great group of people.
Speaker 31: These are hard working people, These are fantastic people.
Speaker 6: And we can add a few names like Robert F.
Speaker 6: Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 66: He can.
Speaker 6: And he's going to help make America healthy.
Speaker 31: Yeah, and now he's a great guy and he really
Speaker 31: means that he wants to do some things, and we're
Speaker 31: going to let him go to it.
Speaker 6: I just said, but Bobby, leave the oil to me.
Speaker 6: We have more liquid gold, oil and gas.
Speaker 31: We have more liquid gold than any country in the world,
Speaker 31: more than Saudi Arabia. We have more than Russia. Bobby,
Speaker 31: stay away from the liquid gold.
Speaker 6: Other than that, go have a good time, Bobby.
Speaker 31: We're going to be paying down debt, We're going to
Speaker 31: be reducing taxes. We can do things that nobody else
Speaker 31: can do. Nobody else is going to be able to
Speaker 31: do it. China doesn't have what we have. Nobody has
Speaker 31: what we have, But we have the greatest people.
Speaker 6: Also.
Speaker 31: Maybe that's the most important thing this campaign. This campaign
Speaker 31: has been so historic in so many ways. We've built
Speaker 31: the biggest, the broadest, the most unified coalition. They've never
Speaker 31: seen anything like it in all of American history. They've
Speaker 31: never seen any young and old, men and women, rural
Speaker 31: and urban, and we had them all helping us tonight.
Speaker 6: When you think, I mean I was looking at it.
Speaker 6: I was watching it.
Speaker 31: They had some great analysis of the people that voted
Speaker 31: for us. Nobody's ever seen anything like that. It came
Speaker 31: from They came from all corners, Union, non Union, African American,
Speaker 31: Hispanic American, Asian, American, Arab, American, Muslim, American. We had everybody,
Speaker 31: and it was beautiful. It was a historic realignment, uniting
Speaker 31: citizens of all backgrounds around a common core of common sense.
Speaker 6: You know, we're the Party of common sense.
Speaker 31: We want to have borders, we want to have security,
Speaker 31: we want to have things be good, safe, want great education,
Speaker 31: one a strong and powerful military, and ideally we don't.
Speaker 6: Have to use it.
Speaker 31: You know, we had no wars. Four years, we had
Speaker 31: no wars except we defeated ISIS. We defeated ISIS in
Speaker 31: record time.
Speaker 6: But we had no wars.
Speaker 31: They said he will start a war. I'm not going
Speaker 31: to start I'm going to stop wars. But this is
Speaker 31: also a massive victory for democracy and for freedom. Together,
Speaker 31: we're going to unlock America's glorious Yes. Today we're going
Speaker 31: to achieve the most incredible future for our people.
Speaker 6: Yesterday, as I stood at my last stop on.
Speaker 31: The campaign trail, I'll never be doing a rally again,
Speaker 31: can you believe it. I think we've done nine hundred
Speaker 31: rallies approximately from the canoe. Imagine nine hundred, nine hundred
Speaker 31: and one something, a lot of rallies.
Speaker 6: And it was sad. Everybody was said many people. I said,
Speaker 6: this is our last rally.
Speaker 31: But now we're going onto something that's far more important
Speaker 31: because the rallies were used for us to be put
Speaker 31: in this position where we can really help our country.
Speaker 6: That's what we're going to do. We're going to make
Speaker 6: our country better than it ever has been.
Speaker 31: And I said that many people have told me that
Speaker 31: God spared my life for a reason, and that reason
Speaker 31: was to save our country and to restore America to greatness.
Speaker 6: And now we are going to fulfill that mission. Together.
Speaker 6: We're going to fulfill that mission.
Speaker 31: The task before us will not be easy, but I
Speaker 31: will bring every ounce of energy, spirit and fight that
Speaker 31: I have in my soul to the job that you've
Speaker 31: entrusted to me.
Speaker 6: This is a great job. There's no job like this.
Speaker 6: This is the most.
Speaker 31: Important job in the world, just as I did it
Speaker 31: my first term. We had a great first term, a great,
Speaker 31: great first term. I will govern by a simple motto.
Speaker 31: Promises made, Promises kept. We're going to keep our promises.
Speaker 31: Nothing will stop me from keeping my word to you,
Speaker 31: the people. We will make America safe, strong, prosperous, powerful
Speaker 31: and free again. And I'm asking every citizen all across
Speaker 31: our land to join me in this noble and righteous endeavor.
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 31: It's time to put the divisions of the past four
Speaker 31: years behind us.
Speaker 6: It's time to unite, and we're going to try. We're
Speaker 6: going to try. We have to try, and it's going
Speaker 6: to happen. Success will bring us together. I've seen that.
Speaker 6: I've seen that. I saw that in the first term.
Speaker 31: When we became more and more successful, people started coming together.
Speaker 31: Success is going to bring us together, and we are
Speaker 31: going I want to start by all putting America first.
Speaker 31: We have to put our country first for at least
Speaker 31: a period of time. We have to fix it, because
Speaker 31: together we can truly make America great again for all Americans.
Speaker 31: So I want to just tell you what a great
Speaker 31: honor this is. I want to thank you. I will
Speaker 31: not let you down. America's future will be bigger, better, bolder, richer, safer,
Speaker 31: and stronger than it has ever been before. God bless you,
Speaker 31: and God bless America.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, all right, wow, uh, we have finally concluded
Speaker 1: a night and I am stoked that we actually got
Speaker 1: an answer the night of Nobody thought that was going
Speaker 1: to happen, no doubt, dude, I mean do I mean,
Speaker 1: we had to wait five hours for it, but we
Speaker 1: got it fair enough.
Speaker 3: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: But also I'm kind of glad we did it this
Speaker 2: wait to compare and contrast all the meats were and
Speaker 2: all of that that was. This was a fun one,
Speaker 2: a wild one, and I'm also so fucking tired. Thank
Speaker 2: you all of you amazing cult members who have stuck
Speaker 2: with us all the way through to the end here
Speaker 2: on this live y'all are insane and we love all
Speaker 2: of you.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that this many people stuck around this
Speaker 1: whole time, so y'all are some real troopers. And you
Speaker 1: know what, dude, it just goes to show how important
Speaker 1: this whole thing was. That you know, we stayed up
Speaker 1: at least in the Central Time until almost two o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning, shooting it the people on the Eastern
Speaker 1: coast up until three savages and you know, hey, dude,
Speaker 1: this was one of my favorite, probably the favorite, my
Speaker 1: favorite time ever being in front of a microphone was
Speaker 1: this night, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 2: And this is going to be released tomorrow or today,
Speaker 2: I should say today, right, Yeah, So for anybody who's
Speaker 2: just listening to all of this, this five hour episode,
Speaker 2: am I correct? Yes, sir, Well, that's a new record
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Speaker 3: We thank you for everybody's already gone and done.
Speaker 1: So know it's been a long night. When Jacob came
Speaker 1: up out of the out of the flannel, bro, But
Speaker 1: you don't want a T shirt on over there, dude.
Speaker 2: Bro, I'm gonna be real.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 2: I was running on fumes. That first Energy dream did
Speaker 2: not go as far as I thought it was gonna,
Speaker 2: and I was like trying to do things to make
Speaker 2: myself uncomfortable to like stay alert. I'm I'm running on
Speaker 2: fumes here.
Speaker 1: Hey all right, Well, hey dude, we can all sleep
Speaker 1: well and rest well knowing that. I mean, I feel
Speaker 1: like we're in good hands moving forward. So we'll see
Speaker 1: how it goes. And uh, for all the people that
Speaker 1: think that Trump might be hmm, the Antichrist, I guess
Speaker 1: we'll see about that too.
Speaker 2: So you know that faction is now gonna have a
Speaker 2: lot more things to say about it. Uh, the Q
Speaker 2: people will have a lot of things to say about
Speaker 2: what's happening next, because what wasn't He's supposed to get
Speaker 2: shot in the head and survive and then win the
Speaker 2: president something like that. Yeah, ah, Jesus, Okay, so many
Speaker 2: new things to come, good, Cold Members, So many episodes
Speaker 2: on the horizon, and we love all of you for
Speaker 2: coming along on this journey with us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a great night. So I guess we'll
Speaker 1: wrap it up there. Everybody get a little shut eye.
Speaker 1: I feel like we already, you know, are dumping out
Speaker 1: the rest of the midnight oil. And that's all right, so.
Speaker 2: Ruby says, grow a little more at peace about it, though.
Speaker 2: You know, I think all of us have a little
Speaker 2: sigh of relief as we go to bed tonight.
Speaker 1: So good things, Ruby said, mister Brandon Kroll already writing
Speaker 1: a script.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see what he says next.
Speaker 1: Oh, good times. All right, Cold Members, We love you,
Speaker 1: thank you for staying with us all night tonight. And
Speaker 1: it was a it was a blast to have y'all.
Speaker 1: And uh, with all of that being said, this was
Speaker 1: another beautiful episode of the cult of conspiracy. And my
Speaker 1: name's Jonathan from Jack and there's one very important, extremely
Speaker 1: vital piece of information we need to learn just as
Speaker 1: soon as humanly possible.
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