Speaker 1: Oh Chilly dot Com, get.
Speaker 2: Ready for it, and this will be the last segment
Speaker 2: of the Election Nights Special. I don't know how special
Speaker 2: it is, but I gotta tell you I got an
Speaker 2: update on the electoral College count estimates. Of course, you know,
Speaker 2: not alder of the votes are in et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But it is what it is, and I've got it
Speaker 2: at one ninety eight Trump, one twelve Harris. And that's
Speaker 2: the map that I'm adhering to throughout the broadcast. It's
Speaker 2: one that I chose, although we've gone to other maps
Speaker 2: taking a look, and in fact, the New York Times,
Speaker 2: let's see, the New York Times agrees with that other map,
Speaker 2: which I'm getting from the New York Post, which is
Speaker 2: sourcing from the AP. So that's the AP's numbers. And uh,
Speaker 2: some things are bouncing back and forth, some things are
Speaker 2: toss ups, little too close to call. Other things seem
Speaker 2: to be right in line to call. And I guess
Speaker 2: we're gonna see who gets to the magic two seventy first.
Speaker 2: But I stand by my prediction of Trump, and not
Speaker 2: saying I'm happy about it, but it is what it is.
Speaker 2: There it is, and could I be happy at all
Speaker 2: with any result here. No, not me, but you might be,
Speaker 2: and you could call up and tell us about it.
Speaker 2: Three one nine five two seven five zero one six.
Speaker 2: My cos b Pete is with me. He admitted earlier
Speaker 2: that he went out and voted for Trump earlier, so
Speaker 2: he's part of that result in North Carolina, which bounced
Speaker 2: around little, and I think still stands that Trump took it. Now,
Speaker 2: let's see real fast double check North Carolina. It's in
Speaker 2: the pink column. It's not solidly red, but it's leaning
Speaker 2: for sure in the Trump column. As for the presidential race, plus,
Speaker 2: they had a governor's race out there and that was
Speaker 2: a natural national interest. Excuse me, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: But right now, as it stands, according to what I see,
Speaker 2: the electoral college count is one ninety eight to one twelve.
Speaker 2: Trump victorious at the moment anyway, and they're saying overall
Speaker 2: fifty two zero point five percent of the votes have
Speaker 2: been counted. Yep. Well, anyways, last things are very sad.
Speaker 3: Glass is really really lagging behind.
Speaker 4: They're showing one ninety five to ninety one on the
Speaker 4: electoral college with Trump and the League. They didn't really
Speaker 4: lag it behind. Everybody else tonight.
Speaker 2: That is weird because almost everybody was at ninety nine
Speaker 2: on Harris for a while, and CBS hasn't gotten the
Speaker 2: real politics.
Speaker 4: They've got Trump vance at two o five and Harris
Speaker 4: at one twelve, and hot Air has got Trump at
Speaker 4: two twenty six and Harris at one eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See, hot Air is going to have this race
Speaker 2: finished in about a half hour. I think, guy, he's.
Speaker 4: Only got to get let's see, forty four more, he'll
Speaker 4: be a two seventy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always got to do is flip one of
Speaker 2: these other states and uh yeah, take like say, Idaho,
Speaker 2: and that's it, I think, you know, and besides that,
Speaker 2: he'll probably pick up Hawaii and Alaska. I'm thinking, I.
Speaker 4: Don't know, why has the known good Democrats past couple
Speaker 4: of years? Hm hm, Well, I asked the elections because
Speaker 4: that's where mcgirl, uh, Tulsa's frong.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna bring that up. Your only favor
Speaker 2: in that because Tulsi, but you know reality, no, they.
Speaker 3: Have gone Democrat.
Speaker 4: And see, you know she was a Democrat unhandedly and
Speaker 4: when she was in at home or her seat there
Speaker 4: in Congress, well.
Speaker 2: That's because she wasn't a real democrat, as I said
Speaker 2: back then before she said she was.
Speaker 4: She started out a democrat. I think being in the
Speaker 4: military change her. I really do.
Speaker 2: Okay, I see, But that's the thing when I've ever
Speaker 2: met you know, these these military democrats, they're not like
Speaker 2: other Democrats.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know that Trump had a bunch of
Speaker 4: people up there that he was putting in certain positions
Speaker 4: in the Department of Defense and that, and it turned
Speaker 4: out to be I don't know if they're never Trump
Speaker 4: or Republicans, but they're damn shore Democrats in the way
Speaker 4: they've been acting in the past year. So, you know,
Speaker 4: military is weird, nough. I noticed that when I was
Speaker 4: in the Army, you had a certain group that you
Speaker 4: knew they were Republicans just by talking to them. But
Speaker 4: you had a lot of officers in that that would you.
Speaker 3: Know, they tooled around in the country.
Speaker 4: Clubs and things like that in the areas they had
Speaker 4: been stationed for a while.
Speaker 3: Now a lot of those were closet Democrats.
Speaker 2: Mmm. Hey, do you want to check back in with
Speaker 2: some of the audio feeds on the UH on the
Speaker 2: TV news. Where where should we go? You pick it?
Speaker 2: I'll go grab it.
Speaker 4: I don't know we have. Have we listened to Fox yet?
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 4: We didn't listen to NBC News. We could go to NBC.
Speaker 4: We did listen to Rachel at the you know the
Speaker 4: oh right, yes, the NC.
Speaker 2: Well, let's uh, let's grab NBC and see if they haven't,
Speaker 2: you know, deferred to Rachel over on the main channel.
Speaker 2: How about that. Let's see what happens when we go
Speaker 2: to NBC and I think this will be a local
Speaker 2: NBC who is deferring to the national coverage. Oh, they
Speaker 2: got a magic wall up. This is interesting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, here we go, Washington doing much better. Fifty percent
Speaker 5: of the voters in forty nine he's at he was
Speaker 5: at sixty eight and twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: He's now up to seventy.
Speaker 5: The other part where they do well, in the other
Speaker 5: part of the state, in Green Bay.
Speaker 4: It's called the Bow.
Speaker 2: So yes, it's the Bow counties and they're breaking down Wisconsin.
Speaker 5: Pretty funny, but maybe it's not that funny anyways. Brown
Speaker 5: is Green Bay, Brump is fis up.
Speaker 6: He's up big time here.
Speaker 5: But again, the only thirty three percent of the vote's
Speaker 5: in and there are a lot of Democratic votes in
Speaker 5: Green Bay as well. We're going to come down here
Speaker 5: to the Owen Boo out of Gaming fifty four fifty seven.
Speaker 5: Again he's overperforming there. And then finally in Winnebago thirty
Speaker 5: six percent. I want to show two more counties you
Speaker 5: guys may have heard of, you may you may not
Speaker 5: have received. These are suburbs of Milwaukee getting closer to Chicago.
Speaker 5: These were counties that Trump flipped from Obama and then
Speaker 5: he held them four years later. Fifteen percent in Trump
Speaker 5: was at fifty one to sixty eight. That's that's a
Speaker 5: strong number for him. We go to Kenosha, which has
Speaker 5: been in the headlines, especially after the George Floyd protests
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty seventy three percent in. He's overperforming there.
Speaker 4: So if you're looking at Wisconsin.
Speaker 5: Right now, I mean the Republicans have have some some
Speaker 5: sort of positivity here that they're looking at. Sac County
Speaker 5: is one of these counties that we watched that usually
Speaker 5: picks the winner of Wisconsin. SoC is one and Door
Speaker 5: is the other one. You probably heard of Door if
Speaker 5: you've been following.
Speaker 2: The well, NBC is just beating us to death with
Speaker 2: how the Republicans are dominating Wisconsin. So let's see where
Speaker 2: else we should go.
Speaker 4: That's part of that blue wall. That's part of the blue
Speaker 4: wall they said Trump had to break.
Speaker 2: Well, looks like he's broken it in Wisconsin. Like I said, uh,
Speaker 2: what do you think CBS next? Do you want to
Speaker 2: go to them there? Because their their website is given
Speaker 2: us strange things. You want to see what they're doing
Speaker 2: with their broadcast.
Speaker 4: Well, now I'm watching their broadcast on TV. That's why
Speaker 4: I'm getting those numbers.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you got Nora O'Donnell up on your TV then, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Well let's see.
Speaker 4: I wanted to keep them on because they were influentially
Speaker 4: in the sixty minute interviews and they held one of
Speaker 4: the debates. So you know, I figured, let's watch CBS.
Speaker 4: And like I said, they have been very slow. They've
Speaker 4: been behind everybody else when it comes to the numbers.
Speaker 2: Well, look, we could go PBS or Newsmax. What do
Speaker 2: you think.
Speaker 3: We haven't been to Newsmacks.
Speaker 2: No, but we haven't gone to PBS either.
Speaker 4: No, we have.
Speaker 3: Well I know what PBS. They're pushing everything for Kamala.
Speaker 4: I've been listening to them in the morning.
Speaker 3: And it's just sicken enough to listen to them.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank everyone.
Speaker 4: Stevens Keep is more unconcerned to get stevens Keep and
Speaker 4: send him somewhere please for a long assignment.
Speaker 2: Hey if you say so, okay, well let's go to
Speaker 2: Newsmax then right, this is news No wait, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is Newsmax. Vote for America at twenty twenty four. We
Speaker 2: know which way Newsmax is going to. Let's see how
Speaker 2: it is. We will break the news back.
Speaker 7: All right, Okay, here we go, right, Newsax predicting Trump
Speaker 7: one Georgia. There you have it, projecting projecting Trump beating
Speaker 7: Harris fifty.
Speaker 8: Some more counties came in, obviously, and while I was talking,
Speaker 8: while you were talking about the magic touch.
Speaker 2: You made it very convinced.
Speaker 8: He said, you wanted to be said, you know, Max
Speaker 8: Lap is right. But in all seriousness, we're projecting now
Speaker 8: that Donald Trump takes Georgia. So let's take a step back,
Speaker 8: Mercedes and look at the big picture. Because we go
Speaker 8: into the night the Blue Wall, Pennsylvania's were still looking
Speaker 8: at very close Michigan and Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: We still don't have a great read on yet, still
Speaker 2: a little bit early.
Speaker 8: And so if Donald Trump holds the sun Belt, which
Speaker 8: includes North Carolina. We've projected that for him Georgia, Arizona.
Speaker 8: What you're saying is very strong. If he holds a
Speaker 8: sunbelt right, then all he has to do is win
Speaker 8: one of the three in the blue Wall and she's done,
Speaker 8: which is why Mark Halpern was saying her chances are
Speaker 8: faith he's starting to put those pieces of the sunbelt.
Speaker 7: And if I put my money on it, I would
Speaker 7: say Wisconsin probably has a better chance that I would
Speaker 7: even say Pennsylvania or Michigan. Let's think about it. Back
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty, Joe Biden won Wisconsin by about twenty
Speaker 7: thousand votes, compared that to Pennsylvania, where Joe Biden beat
Speaker 7: Donald Trump in Pennsylvania by eighty thousand votes. I just
Speaker 7: feel like we're looking at Wisconsin and you're seeing the
Speaker 7: fact that President Trump is doing better with black voters here.
Speaker 7: There's also a good twenty percent or more of Catholic
Speaker 7: voters in the aubery. And one of the most fascinating.
Speaker 2: There were some unchallenged Republican it looks like house people
Speaker 2: running for House seats in Illinois that had no opponent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said that this year they noticed that in
Speaker 4: a lot of states that there were just some districts
Speaker 4: that there's you know, one party or the other just
Speaker 4: they don't feel like they've even got a chance, so
Speaker 4: they just don't run. I noticed that on our ballot today,
Speaker 4: some of the some of the judges, some of the
Speaker 4: municipal things. You know, hey, like you know the register
Speaker 4: of deeds for Pitt County. Now that's a popular job.
Speaker 4: Usually you have a lot of people four or five
Speaker 4: that'll get in that race in every county because it's
Speaker 4: a coveted position being the register of deeds. You know,
Speaker 4: you're recording deeds, you're recording uh illegal stuff you know
Speaker 4: in the books. It pays well, it's easy to do job.
Speaker 4: But you'd be surprised in how many counties in this
Speaker 4: state nobody runs because somebody gets locked in and they'll
Speaker 4: vote them in four or five, you know, times in
Speaker 4: a row. Somebody can retire as the register of deeds.
Speaker 4: They've won so many elections it's weird.
Speaker 2: Well, let's just check back in with MSNBC. That has
Speaker 2: now taken Mad out off the screen. Joe Biden and
Speaker 2: oh wait a minute, hang on, it did not switch
Speaker 2: over in one second. I thought she was not on
Speaker 2: the screen. Anymore. And now now my feeds are lagging
Speaker 2: a little bit. Oh wait, you know what we didn't
Speaker 2: check in with at all is CNN. That's always I
Speaker 2: wonder why, Well, let's just take a look anyway, because
Speaker 2: uh oh, it looks like they're looking at Pennsylvania. So
Speaker 2: let's get into it.
Speaker 6: The High Valley right here over here.
Speaker 4: Talk about bigger blue circles. I tell you you're right.
Speaker 6: If you think that means the math out there for
Speaker 6: the vice president to catch up, You're absolutely right. That
Speaker 6: means there's math out there for the vice president to
Speaker 6: catch up. But do not underestimate these. Just do not
Speaker 6: underestimate these. This is Beaver County, Bedford County. Excuse me,
Speaker 6: we're at eighty one percent. Donald Trump's getting eighty three
Speaker 6: percent of the vote. It's not a ton of votes.
Speaker 6: He's getting eighty three percent.
Speaker 2: Of the votes.
Speaker 6: Then you come over here. If you watch David Urban
Speaker 6: on our ear, these are the counties he looks at
Speaker 6: all the time, Western Pennsylvania. This is Washington County, seventy
Speaker 6: two percent of the vote in Trump getting sixty percent,
Speaker 6: let's compare it Trump getting He's sixty one percent, So
Speaker 6: he's running about roughly what he did last time there.
Speaker 6: I guess you could argue whether or not he needs
Speaker 6: to improve on that or not. Beaver County, this is
Speaker 6: a key Trump country out here. Sixty six percent see
Speaker 6: about a ten thousand vote margin. This is a medium
Speaker 6: size rural county, right, some of them are a couple hundred.
Speaker 2: This is wild looking at the map the way that's
Speaker 2: seeing and then has it laid out for Pennsylvania without
Speaker 2: having to listen to this guy it was this John
Speaker 2: King going to put us to sleep here taking a
Speaker 2: look at it, it looks to me like Pennsylvania's red,
Speaker 2: even though they keep bouncing back and forth between blue
Speaker 2: and red. I don't see how she's going to overcome
Speaker 2: the absolute sea of red throughout Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: It's going to be your urban areas. It's going to
Speaker 3: be Pittsburgh, it's going to be Philadelphia, Yeah, but it's
Speaker 3: going to be out Tuona.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look like enough numbers wise to overcome it.
Speaker 3: And so I was talking with somebody at work today.
Speaker 4: They used to live in Pennsylvania and they said, for
Speaker 4: the longest time, it was always a red state, and
Speaker 4: it's just been I don't know what past four or
Speaker 4: five elections where it's been could go either way. See,
Speaker 4: Biden had the advantage there when he was running because
Speaker 4: it was from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: He was born there, so they had that hometown connection.
Speaker 4: And uh, you know that's why it didn't surprise me
Speaker 4: Jersey going Democrat because he was you know, Biden was
Speaker 4: their senator for god knows how many years.
Speaker 3: He spent more time in than anybody else.
Speaker 2: I think New Jersey. What Wait a minute, I'm confused.
Speaker 2: New Jersey did what Now.
Speaker 3: Biden was the senator for Jersey, wasn't he?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: No, well where was he? It wasn't Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Where was he senate?
Speaker 2: Who was it Delaware or something?
Speaker 4: Delaware? That's it.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, my mistake.
Speaker 2: No, I'm like, whoa Biden? You New Jersey? No? No, no, no,
Speaker 2: he would have never survived at Wait.
Speaker 4: Christy was from Jersey, wasn't he.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Chris Christy was the governor of New Jersey. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Bloviator, Yeah, Governor chrispy Kreen mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I had Jersey on the line somewhere.
Speaker 3: Christ Jersey, to be.
Speaker 4: Honest, well not at all.
Speaker 2: See it bounces back and forth. Our governors go back
Speaker 2: and forth all the time. You get very very right
Speaker 2: wing guys and very very left wing guys end up
Speaker 2: in that governor's mansion. Uh, and it got really weird
Speaker 2: ever since that whole thing with McGreevy. You know, I
Speaker 2: remember him, well, he was the guy who got kicked
Speaker 2: out after you know, he revealed he was gay. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, and everybody thought that's why he got kicked
Speaker 2: out of there, But really he got kicked out of
Speaker 2: there because he had made his boyfriend. Uh, he'd given
Speaker 2: his boyfriend a job he wasn't qualified for. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: that's what the problem was. It was corruption, and there
Speaker 2: was a whole bunch.
Speaker 3: Willis before Fanny Willis did well.
Speaker 2: No, it was weirder than that. It was sort of
Speaker 2: like he he played it off like he's getting kicked
Speaker 2: out because he's gay, but people kind of just accepted
Speaker 2: that and moved on. But really he should have been
Speaker 2: taken out for all kinds of corrupt stuff that was
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 4: It was kind of a I got kicked out because
Speaker 4: I'm gay, Okay, right, whatever, We're going down the road
Speaker 4: in another direction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much. And then you know, nobody bothered to
Speaker 2: pick up the pieces afterwards. But that's the truth of it.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and that's after Whitman left to go be
Speaker 2: the what the head of the EPA and all that.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So but like I said, we've had weird, weird,
Speaker 2: weird governors in there where it's like they don't seem
Speaker 2: to even you know, it doesn't even appear to be
Speaker 2: Like John Corzein, you know, was like a hedge fund
Speaker 2: manager and you know, part of the ultra rich elite,
Speaker 2: you know, that side of the equation. Another guy was
Speaker 2: super corrupt, but he got away with it. He got
Speaker 2: out clean.
Speaker 4: It where it was thin, Like, man, where was where
Speaker 4: was he? Where's she from?
Speaker 2: Well? I mean he dominated the Northeast territory, of which,
Speaker 2: by the way, Netflix just put out a series on him,
Speaker 2: which is pretty amazing, you know about all the sex
Speaker 2: scandals and the steroid scandals and all the crazy.
Speaker 4: But it wasn't his wife in the office. I know
Speaker 4: his wife Trump appointed her, but wasn't she an officeholder,
Speaker 4: not that I know of. I don't think wherever they.
Speaker 3: Were living, was it Connecticut or somewhere?
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. The first thing I remember
Speaker 2: her ever getting was Small Business Administration. She was the
Speaker 2: head of Trump appointed her.
Speaker 4: Before that.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'll look it up, but I don't
Speaker 2: think so anyway. As I look that up, I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, do you see any other updates on anything,
Speaker 2: because at the moment it looks like it's kind of
Speaker 2: stalled it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nothing big they've got.
Speaker 4: Let's see real clear, still got Trump vance at two
Speaker 4: eleven and Harris at one twelve. New York Times is
Speaker 4: still showing trumpet one ninety eight and Harris at one twelve.
Speaker 4: Hot Air is showing Trump at two forty two and
Speaker 4: Harris at one o eight.
Speaker 3: So no changed there yet.
Speaker 2: Let's see ad council blah blah. Oh no, this is
Speaker 2: Stephanie McMahon. This is his daughter.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I'm looking at Linda's Wikipedia right now. I didn't
Speaker 4: realize she born in forty eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Linda McMahon rather for.
Speaker 4: Her age, That's okay. She ran for the Senate from Connecticut,
Speaker 4: but she lost to Richard Blueminhal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she didn't win.
Speaker 4: And then she ran for the other seat in twenty twelve,
Speaker 4: but she lost that one to Chris Murphy.
Speaker 2: Right, And I mean, all of the crazy scandals you know,
Speaker 2: the ring Boy thing, the steroids, you know, I mean
Speaker 2: the trial against I mean, this guy went through so
Speaker 2: much stuff. And now the WWE has been sold to
Speaker 2: the uh you know that one group that now controls
Speaker 2: that and what is it the Ultimate Fighting Yeah, the UFC,
Speaker 2: I think, I mean, you know, it's it's a wild story.
Speaker 4: Here's something I didn't know. Linda McMahon was. She was
Speaker 4: born in Newbern, North Carolina. M I know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, A lot of the people that wound up as
Speaker 2: like the brain trusts of various wrestling organizations came out
Speaker 2: of North Carolina. So I find interesting.
Speaker 3: And it's funny. She met Vince McMahon she was thirteen
Speaker 3: and Vince was sixteen.
Speaker 2: That's weird.
Speaker 4: So her parents were both employees in the Marine Corps
Speaker 4: stationed down at Cherry Point down in have Lot and
Speaker 4: met Vince McMahon he was sixteen. Their mother's worked in
Speaker 4: the same building. We do know that, and Linda went
Speaker 4: to East Carolina. Did not know that.
Speaker 2: So let's see. According to my trustee New York Post map,
Speaker 2: at the moment, we are looking at two o four
Speaker 2: to one to twelve. Trump is still quite a bit
Speaker 2: in the lead and we're about to get to the
Speaker 2: west coast here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as you were saying that the New York Times,
Speaker 4: I'm dated to.
Speaker 3: Two o four one twelve.
Speaker 2: There you go. So now we're we're at about that
Speaker 2: that that point there. Now, Pennsylvania is now leaning pink again,
Speaker 2: just so you know, Virginia is blue, North Carolina's pink,
Speaker 2: Georgia's pink. But I think it's about all over with
Speaker 2: the shouting. I mean, if I see, you know two
Speaker 2: of the he's uncalled states right here go red, it's over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, New York Times, New York Times just gave.
Speaker 2: Iowa the Trump, Iowa to Trump.
Speaker 4: But that whitts inn't. Yeah, that puts him at two
Speaker 4: ten to Harris's one twelve.
Speaker 2: M let's see, I will yeah, well I was been
Speaker 2: on this map read for quite a while.
Speaker 3: So so two ten to one twelve.
Speaker 4: Let me look at hot Air and they should have updated.
Speaker 4: Hot Air has got Trump at two forty two, Harris
Speaker 4: at one eight.
Speaker 2: See, now if I believe the hot Air number, I'd
Speaker 2: call it if I believe that number. But not yet.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, there's too many there's too many hacked states
Speaker 4: out there. They've got Pennsylvania leading red, main leading red.
Speaker 4: Wisconstantly red. I thank god, Arizona, New Mexico both leaning blue.
Speaker 2: Yes, see, I've got main long blue.
Speaker 3: I think Pennsylvania be the key.
Speaker 4: If they make a call on Pennsylvania, I think Trump
Speaker 4: will get it because I do think he'll take one
Speaker 4: of the blue Wall states.
Speaker 3: I think he might take Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: Oh, Wisconsin is leaning pink for a long time. On
Speaker 2: my map, DC has been declared by the way, it's blue.
Speaker 3: Oh that's kind of a given.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's one thing that affects Virginia. You've got
Speaker 4: Arlington in Virginia, which is right outside of d C.
Speaker 3: So you have a heavy, heavy Democrat population there.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because all the all the people I
Speaker 2: knew that worked in, you know, like for government agencies
Speaker 2: in that area right there. Uh, not one of them
Speaker 2: was a Democrat. You know. Back in the early two thousands,
Speaker 2: there were no difference.
Speaker 4: Yes, they've got trumpet two o seven, Harris at ninety one.
Speaker 2: See, they're still well behind. You know. Right now, I've
Speaker 2: got Trump at two ten and km of at one
Speaker 2: twelve on the map that I'm sticking to. Let's see,
Speaker 2: what is the times? Times a little behind or was
Speaker 2: two ten to one to twelve?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, so Clear's got Trump at two eleven.
Speaker 3: And Harris at one twelve. Yeah, well apparently they you said,
Speaker 3: what to ten?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've probably given them one of those odd Nebraska.
Speaker 2: Twelve votes one of those, Yeah, one of those split
Speaker 2: vote states. They gave one of them to to Trump.
Speaker 2: Now that's all that happened there.
Speaker 3: They've called Maine yet they're still so in Maine leaning Harris.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got main leaning blue. Yeah, I've got main
Speaker 2: lean and blue here only by what five thousand votes?
Speaker 4: Hot Air's got Hot Air's got on leaning red.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well see, now I don't know how they're getting
Speaker 2: a head, but they're ahead of what's being declared over here.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what they're using.
Speaker 4: I don't see if I can find what they're using
Speaker 4: for their results.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was just gonna ask that what is hot
Speaker 2: Air using, because, like I said, I'm using that. This
Speaker 2: one has got the AP behind it. That's the one
Speaker 2: that I'm following. And I finally don't.
Speaker 4: Say where they're getting their numbers. They probably are doing
Speaker 4: it in the house.
Speaker 2: Well, if they are, then they're not doing a bad job.
Speaker 2: At all. But but where are they collecting from. I mean,
Speaker 2: they got to collect from somewhere.
Speaker 4: So I don't know unless they're looking at percentages. Hot
Speaker 4: air is it's a it's a right leaning website. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure who they got. They kind of started, you
Speaker 4: remember the remember town Hall and.
Speaker 3: PJ Pajamas Media.
Speaker 4: They kind of got in with hot air and they've
Speaker 4: got a group together now it's hot Air, PJA Media,
Speaker 4: town hall dot Com, and there's one of They've got
Speaker 4: twitchy RedState dot Com. That's all part of that group,
Speaker 4: the town Hall Media group.
Speaker 3: So they may be doing this in the house.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they're sitting there with a map saying, Okay,
Speaker 4: we think it's going to go this way.
Speaker 2: Hey, did you just you know, as far as the
Speaker 2: commercials go, did you catch the Deli Talk commercial, the
Speaker 2: Trump commercial this week?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't see that one.
Speaker 2: You didn't see that one? Maybe I should play the
Speaker 2: audio for you and just get your thoughts. I make
Speaker 2: no comment. I was gonna do something on a show
Speaker 2: and play some of the commercials, uh, but but I
Speaker 2: ended up with my internet going down and couldn't do
Speaker 2: it tonight that I planned on doing it, but Uh,
Speaker 2: let me just play this for you. I want you
Speaker 2: to listen carefully and give me your thoughts. Okay, it's
Speaker 2: a Trump commercial. I'm just gonna play it. No commentary,
Speaker 2: all right, So here we go.
Speaker 8: Did you watch the news like Israel's under attack anti Semitism?
Speaker 4: Like I never thought I.
Speaker 9: Would say about Samantha's point, Max, No, he got spit on.
Speaker 2: Just walk in that pen.
Speaker 10: I mean, that's scary.
Speaker 2: What about Kamala because he's defending the squad?
Speaker 11: I A you know, Trump I never cared for, but
Speaker 11: at least he'll keep us safe.
Speaker 2: I never voted Republican in my life. I am voting Trump.
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Speaker 2: Your thoughts.
Speaker 3: I gave you the Jewish, the Jewish perspective.
Speaker 4: There, didn't they?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's Jewish ladies out of deli with cups of coffee,
Speaker 2: one of the one.
Speaker 4: That's something that that's created the problem for Harris. In
Speaker 4: places like Dearborn, Michigan and these areas with heavy Arab populations,
Speaker 4: it's kind of put them in a predicament because they
Speaker 4: don't like the way the current administration is supporting Israel.
Speaker 4: But they look at Trump, who says, I don't want
Speaker 4: any wars. I want all of them to end everywhere.
Speaker 4: So this is the first time I think that you've
Speaker 4: really had the Jewish vote. The Jewish vote for years.
Speaker 3: Has been Democrat. You get the odd.
Speaker 4: Few Republicans in certain areas, but for the most part,
Speaker 4: Jews vote Democrat. So this year I've heard several pundits,
Speaker 4: you know, making comments to well, that may not be
Speaker 4: the lock because here's the deal. You know, the Biden
Speaker 4: administration was critical of some of Israel's actions when it
Speaker 4: came to responding to the October seventh situation, so they've
Speaker 4: kind of been on the fence. And of course Harris
Speaker 4: didn't pick who was a Shapiro from Pennsylvania as a
Speaker 4: running mate, and they felt like that was a slight
Speaker 4: So you may see you may see a heavy Jewish
Speaker 4: turnout for Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's what I'm thinking. But you know what,
Speaker 2: none of this matters about what she supported or anything
Speaker 2: else to my mind, because Trump was so pro Israel
Speaker 2: that if that is something that's important on your agenda,
Speaker 2: the end, something that what.
Speaker 3: The last since Clinton, when when Israel.
Speaker 4: Decided they were moving their capital to Jerusalem, our embassy
Speaker 4: was still in Tel Aviv, and Art with Clinton and
Speaker 4: Bush and all of them said yeah, we're gonna move it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we're gonna move it, but they never did. That was
Speaker 4: one of the first things Trump did when he got in.
Speaker 4: He said, screw this or moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
Speaker 4: They consider it their capital. That's where we're going to
Speaker 4: go do business. Well that's the thing, and that made
Speaker 4: a big impact on a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Well, but that's the thing is immediately, whatever you want
Speaker 2: to think of it, Trump was pro Israel period, I mean,
Speaker 2: without that question. So if that's important on your agenda,
Speaker 2: Trump's your guy, and he has been and that's it.
Speaker 2: And even during this whole thing, he's like, let them
Speaker 2: do what they gotta do. No, no apologies, no care
Speaker 2: about what you know, destruction goes on, it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: who gets killed. They got to do what they gotta do.
Speaker 2: He has not budged from that position. So if Israel
Speaker 2: is something that's important to you, Trump's your guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he has been consistent. Give him that.
Speaker 2: Look credit where credits do. I would say he's been
Speaker 2: consistent there too. I don't like it, but that's the
Speaker 2: way it is. So the fact that they made that commercial.
Speaker 2: I found it kind of funny though, because I mean literally,
Speaker 2: he got a lady going oive during the commercial. By
Speaker 2: the way, uh, you know, and this is the only
Speaker 2: one that's going to keep us safe. When did Kamala
Speaker 2: defend the squad? Though? That's a weird thing. Kamala's probably
Speaker 2: defending the squad? Does that even mention when when.
Speaker 4: Trump first got in is also when AOC and then
Speaker 4: got in, So they've been, you know, they've been. Harris
Speaker 4: has been kind of siding with them until she got
Speaker 4: until she got in the put in the position or
Speaker 4: to run, and then that's when she came into conflict.
Speaker 4: Rashida t Lee didn't even endorse Harris before this election,
Speaker 4: which surprised a lot of people. Yes, it's because their
Speaker 4: response to what's going on in Gaza, the Palestinians and
Speaker 4: the Arab Americans that are over here feel like raw deal. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's gonna be.
Speaker 2: But the funny But the funny thing is she's saying,
Speaker 2: did you watch the news, She's probably defending the squad
Speaker 2: Like she's not. She's not saying she's trying to avoid
Speaker 2: talking about that. So it's kind of funny that they
Speaker 2: bring that up, you know what I mean? During this
Speaker 2: it's this weird.
Speaker 4: I have to admit, this is the first time I
Speaker 4: have ever seen a presidential candidate a void answering every
Speaker 4: single question.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. If you go back and look at these
Speaker 3: interviews with Harris.
Speaker 4: They Brett Bair tried to pin her down on the wall,
Speaker 4: which I thought was a bad thing to try to
Speaker 4: pin her on. You know, well now or you no,
Speaker 4: it was Anderson Cooper that nailed her on the wall.
Speaker 4: Brett Bair was nailing her on her economics and it.
Speaker 4: But every instance, there's not an interview out there that
Speaker 4: you could look at where she is given a definitive
Speaker 4: answer to anything.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. Well, anyway, I've never seen a politician dogs
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: As we're getting ready to round this one down because
Speaker 2: I'm just waiting for some more results to pop. I mean,
Speaker 2: the West Coast has got to start reporting soon because
Speaker 2: we're getting down to it now. I mean, look, it's already,
Speaker 2: uh getting near eleven o'clock, which means, let's see now
Speaker 2: updated November is at twelve thirty. Okay, that's ten oh one.
Speaker 2: That's gonna supposed to be there. Okay, Yeah, we should
Speaker 2: be getting reported.
Speaker 4: Let's see at eleven o'clock, you're gonna get Washington in
Speaker 4: California close polls, right, so they.
Speaker 2: Should start reporting that in and we're gonna get some
Speaker 2: tip numbers here. So far, I'm standing stagnant at two
Speaker 2: ten and one thirteen now for Harris, which is weird.
Speaker 2: They gave that that one that was given to him
Speaker 2: two eleven over on the uh on the other website.
Speaker 2: I guess they gave it to Harris on this one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well they she picked up a main seat when
Speaker 4: you were playing that clip, and all they updated and
Speaker 4: it said that Harris got one electoral vote in Maine.
Speaker 3: So it's one.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. Okay, so that's why we're there.
Speaker 2: But not much movement now for a little while here.
Speaker 2: It's been a little slow. You know.
Speaker 4: Well, Hot air is I'm sorry, Real Clear Politics has
Speaker 4: still got it at two eleven to.
Speaker 3: One twelve, uh Trump in the league.
Speaker 4: Hot Air, they's not. They're still at one two forty two.
Speaker 4: One of a times is two ten, one thirteen, And
Speaker 4: of course CBS is lagging behind everybody, so we will
Speaker 4: even go there, which did we ever go to did
Speaker 4: you check? We saw CNN did We didn't end up
Speaker 4: going to Newsbats.
Speaker 2: No, we went we went to Newsmax.
Speaker 3: We went to News Newsbas.
Speaker 2: We didn't go to We didn't go to PBS.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's see what PBS is doing.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go see what PBS has to say,
Speaker 2: because we went to Newsmax, and we also went to
Speaker 2: News Nation because I brought up Cuomo and you said,
Speaker 2: oh god, I don't want to We didn't hear from him.
Speaker 2: Let's see what PBS is doing.
Speaker 9: Michester County government building in Luzerne and County and wilfs
Speaker 9: bear the same thing where they were counting ballants, and
Speaker 9: that in each of these cases they did close down
Speaker 9: for a suitep, but they did secure the ballance and
Speaker 9: with sheriffs or police there to make sure that everything
Speaker 9: was done right and that the ballots were indeed safe
Speaker 9: and not tampered with. So this, this race in Pennsylvania
Speaker 9: is going to take a long time, but not so
Speaker 9: much because well partly because of it's going to take
Speaker 9: a long time to count, but also it is just
Speaker 9: so close. If it's so close that it comes down
Speaker 9: down to an overseas military ballots that could be a
Speaker 9: longer time because those aren't due. Those can come as
Speaker 9: late as a week from today.
Speaker 12: All right, That is John Yang with an important message.
Speaker 12: We shoud stress the closer it is, the longer it
Speaker 12: will take. That's just the process unfolding. John Yang reporting
Speaker 12: in Pennsylvania for us. Thank you, John David. I'm going
Speaker 12: to ask you to weigh in as we reset, heading
Speaker 12: up on the eleven o'clock hour here on the East Coast.
Speaker 12: This conversation we were having earlier about pretty much being exactly
Speaker 12: where we thought we might be several months ago when
Speaker 12: it comes down to which states will matter and when
Speaker 12: you agree with that.
Speaker 13: A little mostly, but I do think Trump is overperforming.
Speaker 13: You know, you look at these sl Georgia with ninety
Speaker 13: three percent of the vote in he's up by three.
Speaker 13: In North Carolina he's up by three. Pennsylvania, he's up
Speaker 13: by three, Michigan he's up by four, Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: He's up by two.
Speaker 10: So that looks to be like overperforming.
Speaker 13: In Ohio we talked earlier in the Night of Shared Brown,
Speaker 13: he's in real trouble. So you know, I think he
Speaker 13: went Texas by more than certainly more than I expected.
Speaker 13: So you'd have to say that his strength is is
Speaker 13: bigger than I thought it was. His strength among we
Speaker 13: expected him to gain among Hispanics with some of these
Speaker 13: numbers out of places like Michigan. His gains among Hispanics
Speaker 13: are kind of eye popping, if the exit polls are
Speaker 13: to be believed. So I'd have to say it's it's
Speaker 13: a long way to go, but right now, it's less
Speaker 13: close than I thought it'd be.
Speaker 2: TELLT yeah, well me too, pal. It is less close
Speaker 2: than I thought it could be, But it is turning
Speaker 2: out like I thought it would, which is not what
Speaker 2: the mainstream media was painting for a long time. You know,
Speaker 2: this is so close, This is so close to me, Pete.
Speaker 2: Doesn't look like it's going to be looks like it's
Speaker 2: going to be a healthful margin. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I've heard a lot of stories today, and you always
Speaker 4: hear this, you know, right before you know the poles open,
Speaker 4: you start hearing the oh oh, well, we knew for
Speaker 4: a long time. But I've heard a lot of pollsters
Speaker 4: coming out and saying that they've been fudging, And we
Speaker 4: talked about this last week. They've been fudging the numbers
Speaker 4: all needs and they wanted to make it a toss up.
Speaker 4: I don't know why they couldn't just come out and say, well,
Speaker 4: I know why they couldn't come out and say, you know,
Speaker 4: Trump is really outside of the margin of error and
Speaker 4: we're actually showing him leading in these areas. They refused
Speaker 4: to do it. They wanted to keep it a toss up.
Speaker 4: I don't know scare tactics.
Speaker 2: I don't what do you think, Well, if it's scare tactics,
Speaker 2: it failed because the strategy would not be to try
Speaker 2: and bolster his uh, you know, his numbers. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. If you're thinking that it's going to
Speaker 2: be razor thin close, the Trump supporter is going to
Speaker 2: have to get out there and support him. That's a
Speaker 2: bad idea if you're looking to undermine Trump. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. If the supposition is that the MSM
Speaker 2: is generally on the side of not getting him elected,
Speaker 2: they did him a favor by keeping it close. Okay, seriously,
Speaker 2: and Kamala as I said they were just over advertising
Speaker 2: the enthusiasm, bro and I be.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I think they over I think they benefited Harris
Speaker 4: more by keeping it close. If they had of this
Speaker 4: whole time been saying that Trump was ahead. I think
Speaker 4: Democrats would have thrown their hands up and just said,
Speaker 4: what's the point. Well, especially when you consider how Harris
Speaker 4: got the nomination. I mean, nobody ever cast a vote
Speaker 4: for her, so she wasn't tried and tested. See, I
Speaker 4: thought at the convention, if it wasn't for the money,
Speaker 4: I thought at the convention, there's a slight chance they
Speaker 4: may have an open call, but that got caboshed and
Speaker 4: minute they realized they were going to use the cash.
Speaker 4: So I think it's benefited Harris by keeping it close.
Speaker 2: Well. See, you and I can see that from two
Speaker 2: different directions, And you know what, it's funny because both
Speaker 2: things could be true. This might have just increased turnout altogether.
Speaker 2: But I really feel definitely.
Speaker 3: It increased turnout. It definitely increased turnout.
Speaker 4: They're seeing records in places you wouldn't expect us, like
Speaker 4: western North Carolina because of all the damage from the hurricane.
Speaker 4: The Republicans went to work and they started working with
Speaker 4: election officials up there. They've had a heavier turnout in
Speaker 4: the mountains than they expected, even with no issues. And
Speaker 4: some of those cities up there, some of those small
Speaker 4: towns they're wiped off the map, but they provided temporary
Speaker 4: polling stations.
Speaker 3: Some of the polling stations up there got slept away
Speaker 3: in the river, so.
Speaker 4: They've made accommodations and they got a lot of they
Speaker 4: set records for early voting up there, even with what
Speaker 4: they're going through. So I definitely turned turnout up. That
Speaker 4: was a good thing. Regardless of what you think about
Speaker 4: the politics involved. It was a good thing. They got
Speaker 4: more people involved. M Well, my opinion for what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fair enough, But I really I do feel the
Speaker 2: opposite direction here though that I think it was a
Speaker 2: big benefit to Trump that they kept it close, because
Speaker 2: if they had advertised it like this, that might have
Speaker 2: caused a greater rally against him. And it might have
Speaker 2: and it might have kept some of the people like that,
Speaker 2: you know, we're confident that he should win because most
Speaker 2: of the people I heard you know about this that
Speaker 2: were on his side, we're pretty confident he had to win.
Speaker 2: I think those confidence guys might have turned around and
Speaker 2: not inspired some people to get out and vote for him.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm just saying I think it would have
Speaker 2: you know, it would have went.
Speaker 4: At times is updating at the moment, and they just
Speaker 4: gave Washington and California to Harris.
Speaker 3: They just gave Idaho to Trump. So we're looking at.
Speaker 4: Hyah, it's four electoral votes, so we're looking at two
Speaker 4: fourteen to one seventy nine.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna put it to you this way, man,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take a break again. Uh. And here's why.
Speaker 2: I think that by the time we get back from break,
Speaker 2: we might be able to call this one. I think
Speaker 2: that you and I could come up with a way
Speaker 2: to call it. So what do you think? All right,
Speaker 2: and I'm about done with this. I think my prediction
Speaker 2: came out. I think you got a Trump victory. Still,
Speaker 2: I think it'll be very hard for her to turn
Speaker 2: this around as it's going.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that's considering what she just got in the
Speaker 4: way of California and Washington.
Speaker 3: Because California, you're looking.
Speaker 4: At fifty four electoral votes and they gave it to
Speaker 4: her right off the bat with no percent reporting. On
Speaker 4: Washington is twelve electoral votes. The only big one's left.
Speaker 4: Let's see, Oregon is a Nevada is six. So we're
Speaker 4: still looking at those blue wall states up in the north, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Speaker 4: Michigan and Pennsylvania. That's going to be the test and
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania is leading. Or so let's take a break. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna grab some coffee and the out.
Speaker 3: You're right, maybe we can make this thing.
Speaker 2: Sure, there you go. So if you want to call
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Speaker 2: For As I cut my mic back on, it's eleven
Speaker 2: after eleven pm Eastern and UH on a Tuesday night
Speaker 2: special broadcast for these selection process and UH looks to
Speaker 2: me like Trump is in there. What can I say? Look,
Speaker 2: it is what it is. You can call in with
Speaker 2: the last couple of minutes here, but I think I'm
Speaker 2: gonna shut this one down. It looks to me like
Speaker 2: it's all over, basically, But the shouting. I know we're
Speaker 2: not at the magic two seventy number just yet, but
Speaker 2: how can we not get there? Looks like to me,
Speaker 2: maybe it's just me. You guys can let me know,
Speaker 2: how about that? Three one nine five two seven five
Speaker 2: zero one six Call me, Talk to b Pete, talk
Speaker 2: to me, talk to whoever. Super surprised. Jimmy James is
Speaker 2: not on the line, but I think he didn't figure
Speaker 2: I was doing a broadcast tonight, so probably he didn't
Speaker 2: want to call in, but I'm sure we'll hear from
Speaker 2: him on Friday, especially if this trend continues. As of
Speaker 2: right now, the way I'm looking at my map, the
Speaker 2: map I've been at hearing two all night, it appears
Speaker 2: as though Trump is at two fourteen and Kamala is
Speaker 2: at one seventy nine. But yeah, I don't see where
Speaker 2: she's supposed to get ninety more Electoral College votes. I
Speaker 2: do see how Trump can pick up well, another solid
Speaker 2: seventy five, no problem. So I'm pretty sure I can
Speaker 2: predict where we're at, and the New York Times has
Speaker 2: already gone and given us little predictions. I put that
Speaker 2: a little blocky thing in the chat room, and still
Speaker 2: looking at the map on the New York Post website,
Speaker 2: it is what it is. Although be Pete might have
Speaker 2: something else to say, because he's been watching Hot Air
Speaker 2: and a few other places all night. I don't know
Speaker 2: what's your thoughts, be Pete. Is you expected to go
Speaker 2: this way?
Speaker 4: Or what up?
Speaker 2: Be Pete might be away from the microphone, Okay, no problem,
Speaker 2: I can keep this going and maybe he'll have some oh,
Speaker 2: talking to the mute button talking to the mute button. Okay,
Speaker 2: go ahead, man, looking at.
Speaker 3: You know, I just to we would have got to
Speaker 3: this a little quicker.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the numbers on these hatched out on
Speaker 4: the New York Times site, and they're showing differences of
Speaker 4: only about two percent. Like Pennsylvania, they've got leaning Republican.
Speaker 4: He's up three percent over Harris. Michigan leaning Republican. He's
Speaker 4: up five percent over. And it's only lean Wisconsin. He's
Speaker 4: up three percent. They've got it lean Minnesota. They still
Speaker 4: got a toss up at sixty percent coming in. They're
Speaker 4: not showing anything Oregon. You know that they're pretty much
Speaker 4: given that by eighteen points to Harris. We've got to
Speaker 4: figure that. The strange thing is is Nevada. They've not
Speaker 4: provided any data about Nevada.
Speaker 3: Zero it says counting.
Speaker 4: The little note says counting usually takes days, but new
Speaker 4: technology and rules could speed up reporting. Postmark ballots are
Speaker 4: allowed to arrive up to four days after the election
Speaker 4: on the ninth, so if it's post mark, they'll counted.
Speaker 4: They're not showing anything at all. And if I find
Speaker 4: that amazing, they're not even making a prediction on it.
Speaker 4: So that six votes that could go either way. Down
Speaker 4: in Arizona, you've only got a point two percent difference,
Speaker 4: and they're calling it leaning Republican.
Speaker 3: New Mexico. This is kind of amazing.
Speaker 4: They're showing a Harris six point lead six percent, fifty
Speaker 4: two to forty six, and they're just saying likely Democrat.
Speaker 4: So Georgia, you said somebody had called it. They're showing
Speaker 4: very likely Republican by a three percent, fifty one to
Speaker 4: forty eight. They're showing the same thing in North Carolina
Speaker 4: fifty one to forty eight Trump and the lead. They're
Speaker 4: showing fifty to forty eight percent in Virginia with Harris
Speaker 4: in the lead. Pennsylvania three points for Trump, so it's leaning.
Speaker 4: It's just I'm amazed that some of these haven't been
Speaker 4: called yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm looking over some other numbers here just to
Speaker 2: try and catch up, and uh, it's just it's looking
Speaker 2: the same.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hot Air has had the highest number so far.
Speaker 4: They're still showing Trump at two forty six and the
Speaker 4: Harris at one sixty nine.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now see that's funny because again it's it's under the
Speaker 2: Harris number that I'm getting at the post and over
Speaker 2: the number I'm getting for Trump on the post because
Speaker 2: I'm still showing two fourteen to one seventy nine. Uh,
Speaker 2: and Nevada's showing zero reporting. Nevada is sitting in the
Speaker 2: same space as U as u Alaska and Hawaii. You know, yeah,
Speaker 2: nothing reported.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they purposely delayed releasing anything until a
Speaker 4: certain time. You know, some states didn't want to give
Speaker 4: out results until all of the polls have closed. I
Speaker 4: don't know what the case is in Nevada, but that's
Speaker 4: the only group out of the ten PM closures. Montana, Utah, Idaho,
Speaker 4: and Oregon have already been checked off.
Speaker 3: So it's kind of strange about Nevada.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, there may be some things that were
Speaker 2: not you know, checking reporting on. I mean, they might
Speaker 2: have had a couple of things got delayed. Like I
Speaker 2: think that the reason why George is a little behind
Speaker 2: at the moment is even though it says ninety percent
Speaker 2: of the boats have been counted, they're a little behind
Speaker 2: some of their neighbors because of those, you know, bomb threats.
Speaker 3: So I wonder if that's true.
Speaker 2: You know, I wonder if there's something like that that happened,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying in North Carolina, says eighty
Speaker 2: nine percent is reported. And I don't think you guys
Speaker 2: had bomb threats there.
Speaker 4: No, we had some. We had a few glitches with
Speaker 4: machines that didn't want to start right. A couple of
Speaker 4: places were late by about fifteen minutes getting to open.
Speaker 3: Nobody got turned away.
Speaker 4: But in the ones where they actually had some problems
Speaker 4: with the machine, they kept those precincts open an extra two.
Speaker 3: Hours, so they closed it nine.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's see real clear, has got Trump at two
Speaker 4: fifteen and Harris at one seventy four.
Speaker 2: M Yeah, see, I've got two fourteen and one seventy nine.
Speaker 4: And that's with them giving California and Oregon to Harris.
Speaker 4: Colorado is Harris.
Speaker 3: They're still not showing any predictions on any of.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, we've got the numbers on the map.
Speaker 4: They're not shaving anything in yet for a blue wall
Speaker 4: up North Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia.
Speaker 2: So right now, and even if she took Nevada and
Speaker 2: a couple of other spots that she could take, I
Speaker 2: do not see a path you were for two seventy
Speaker 2: at this point, just mathematically, I don't think it's there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Let's let's look at something here.
Speaker 4: If she takes Pennsylvania, that's gonna give her nineteen. If
Speaker 4: she takes Michigan, that's another fifteen, So you're looking at
Speaker 4: UH at thirty four. If she takes Wisconsin that's ten.
Speaker 4: That puts her at forty four. Minnesota will put her
Speaker 4: at forty four. Oregon will give her eight, so that's
Speaker 4: fifty two. Yeah, she you know, if she takes New
Speaker 4: Hampshire that's four. She takes Maine, they're gonna split. I think.
Speaker 4: I think if there's say a likely Democrat, that one
Speaker 4: may split and one vote go each way. And Nebraska
Speaker 4: they're still waiting on the other two precincts, so she.
Speaker 3: Could just eke by. Michigan's gonna have to make clean sweep.
Speaker 2: Michigan on my Arizona. Michigan on my map has a
Speaker 2: five percent lead for Trump, even though they're only showing
Speaker 2: it as pink. So I don't think she's overtaken that
Speaker 2: with UH. Well, there's only thirty two percent of the
Speaker 2: boats counted though in Michigan. According to New.
Speaker 4: York Times, Jeff gave North Carolina and the sixteen votes
Speaker 4: to Trump.
Speaker 3: It's getting harder on Harris.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I mean, now I've got
Speaker 2: him at two thirty and her at one seventy nine.
Speaker 4: One yep, that's New York Times. Let's see if they've
Speaker 4: updated the others, you know, and no Hot Air has
Speaker 4: an updated deal.
Speaker 2: Well, I've got New York Times at two thirty and Harris, Yeah,
Speaker 2: two thirty nine at New York Times. Right now, let's
Speaker 2: go back to that.
Speaker 4: So if Trump, so let's say Trump takes Wisconsin, it's
Speaker 4: leaning Republican, all right, that's gonna put him in two
Speaker 4: forty yep. If he takes Michigan, that's another fifteen. So
Speaker 4: that's two fifty five. That's takes Pennsylvania. That if he
Speaker 4: takes Pennsylvania, he's got it locked. That's nineteen electoral votes.
Speaker 4: So if he takes Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania is done.
Speaker 2: Right, which looks to me like is very likely.
Speaker 4: It's he's got a three point run in Pennsylvania right now,
Speaker 4: he's got a six point lead in Michigan, and that's
Speaker 4: with fifty two percent of the vote Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: He's got a three point lead Minnesota.
Speaker 4: Now this is surprising he's got No, they've got a
Speaker 4: toss up. I'm sorry, they're not making a call either way.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, now, this is strange. They're showing Donald
Speaker 4: Trump right now. This is with sixty one percent of
Speaker 4: the vote in Minnesota. They're showing Donald Trump with three
Speaker 4: hundred and twenty eight thousand. They're showing Harris at one
Speaker 4: hundred and ninety eight thousand. So you're looking at one,
Speaker 4: you're looking at one hundred and thirty thousand dollars vote
Speaker 4: difference for Trump, and they're not leaning one way or
Speaker 4: the other.
Speaker 3: They're still calling it toss up.
Speaker 2: Well, I have interesting on the map that I have here.
Speaker 2: It's almost the same numbers, but it is leaning Trump
Speaker 2: and it's pink.
Speaker 3: But on Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, on Minnesota, but it's only with sixteen percent
Speaker 2: of the votes counted, so there's a lot more votes
Speaker 2: to count, is the thing.
Speaker 4: Well, let me look, they're so in right now on
Speaker 4: Real Clear Politics, they are selling Trump at sixty point
Speaker 4: three percent, where it's at thirty seven point five percent
Speaker 4: with only fourteen percent reporting.
Speaker 2: Yeah see, I thought that that's a lot of.
Speaker 3: Rule stuff coming in. We're still waiting for Minneapolis and Saint.
Speaker 2: Paul, right, which potentially could ship ship this quite a bit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but I mean, if you go with the percentages,
Speaker 2: it's pretty funny. It's a six.
Speaker 4: But look at the Twin Cities. Okay, that's what Elano
Speaker 4: Omar is representing. And they're not too happy with the
Speaker 4: current administration again over what's going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: So it could be a protest vote and Minnesota end
Speaker 3: up going for Trump.
Speaker 4: We'll have to see.
Speaker 2: Well, the way actually it is, it should go to him.
Speaker 2: It's just the way it looks right now. But like
Speaker 2: I said, only sixteen percent of the vote in and
Speaker 2: what else has switched anything of interest? I'm taking a
Speaker 2: look here.
Speaker 4: And now another thing. The factor into Minnesota. Tim Waltz
Speaker 4: is their governor, so you've got that little bit of.
Speaker 2: Pool well, which is why it's surprising that even in
Speaker 2: that he's not taking his state.
Speaker 4: You know, I've read a couple articles from people that
Speaker 4: are from Tim Waltz's area where he grew up, and
Speaker 4: they're kind of happy that he's not living there anymore.
Speaker 4: They have to put up with the governor, but they
Speaker 4: kind of you know, said, well, even his own fath,
Speaker 4: his brother he's got a brother that's apparently like Billy
Speaker 4: Carter nice, who will come out and say something, you know,
Speaker 4: absolutely ridiculous and you know, so the Waltz has got
Speaker 4: to walk away from it.
Speaker 3: But that's an interesting family story there.
Speaker 2: Well I'll put it to you this way. The local
Speaker 2: Georgia channels, I'm looking at him. They're going to weather
Speaker 2: reports and everything. They are not sticking on the election.
Speaker 2: So as far as they're concerned, it's over in Georgia.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, maybe in Georgia it's over, but they've got
Speaker 4: to get the weather in. I mean, it's past eleven o'clock.
Speaker 3: They've been covering this crap all night, so they're putting
Speaker 3: in a little bit.
Speaker 4: See, that's what CBS is doing. They're breaking back to
Speaker 4: the local Channel nine station in Greenville to give the
Speaker 4: updates on the NC elections.
Speaker 3: There you go, so you're gonna see that down there.
Speaker 2: Well, let's check in with NewsNation for a second year,
Speaker 2: because something looks strange on here with Wow, they got
Speaker 2: some kind of thing going. Let me check this out.
Speaker 4: Problem.
Speaker 18: I believe that last time he knew he was going
Speaker 18: to lose, and the time before that he thought he
Speaker 18: was going to lose and he was wrong. Right, If
Speaker 18: there is five percent of the man that is in
Speaker 18: what his people tell me, the good news is, which is,
Speaker 18: if he wins, he's in legacy mode. He's not going
Speaker 18: to be the person you knew. If five percent of
Speaker 18: that is true, We'll see by how he exercises his
Speaker 18: discretion tonight.
Speaker 2: All right, Right, I'll leave you with that food for
Speaker 2: thought while we go to break. That's deep.
Speaker 18: And look, we're going through the permutations because that's the job.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 18: As we get data, we start to look.
Speaker 2: At what it means, what it could mean, and looking forward.
Speaker 4: We got a long way to go.
Speaker 18: The states that matter most we don't know anything about yet.
Speaker 11: So there's some new data coming in from Pennsylvania on
Speaker 11: the other side of the break.
Speaker 2: I like the teas. Stay with us. We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: I hope he's not making it up. No News Nation
Speaker 2: is putting up a giant rap that says Trump outperforms
Speaker 2: twenty twenty EC total. That's what they're predicting.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think the big thing that benefited the Republicans
Speaker 4: this year was taking advantage of voting early. I noticed
Speaker 4: after the last election that a lot of pundits were saying, look,
Speaker 4: the Democrats have a machine in place. They know how
Speaker 4: to work it. They know how to take advantage of
Speaker 4: social media, they know how to take advantage of early
Speaker 4: voting and get those votes banked. And a lot of
Speaker 4: them would say, you know, hey, we start out this election.
Speaker 4: The minute the poll closes, we're behind because Democrats are
Speaker 4: heavily early voters.
Speaker 3: We need to start changing that.
Speaker 4: And you saw changes all the way across the US
Speaker 4: with Republicans now taking advantage of earlan voting and banking
Speaker 4: those votes so that when the thing starts out, Democrats
Speaker 4: aren't a head by sixty five percent because they've already
Speaker 4: counted the maliens and the early votes. That was probably
Speaker 4: that probably helped Republicans cross the the across.
Speaker 3: The nation more than anything. It's taking advantage of that.
Speaker 2: Right. Well, look at it this way, guys. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what. Even the people that I bet money with
Speaker 2: that uh you know Trump was going to uh be victorious,
Speaker 2: and they were betting money with me that he wasn't.
Speaker 2: This was an off air thing that happened. I'm not
Speaker 2: even going to hold you to your bets. I know
Speaker 2: I won, though I'm telling you I'm not going to
Speaker 2: hold you to it, but I know it, and I
Speaker 2: knew it.
Speaker 3: We got We still have a couple of bets floating
Speaker 3: in the room. And that's over what Trump getting convicted.
Speaker 4: Yes, and Trump went to jail, So with those will
Speaker 4: be coming up, and that's going to be interesting because well,
Speaker 4: if he wins, I know you'll take those because I
Speaker 4: know who a coupletings with, So you know, if he wins,
Speaker 4: he comparted himself on anything federal, but his problems up
Speaker 4: in New York are a state so he can't make
Speaker 4: those go away.
Speaker 3: It's going to be interesting.
Speaker 4: He's got appeals coming up for those, both the appeal
Speaker 4: on the civil suit for the supposed sexual assault and
Speaker 4: then his problems with the.
Speaker 3: Or the Attorney General over his business filings.
Speaker 4: So it'd be interesting to see how those turn out
Speaker 4: since he can't do anything about state charges.
Speaker 2: Well, he already didn't go to jail, you know, so
Speaker 2: I already.
Speaker 4: Broke Well, he had gone to jail, neck he hasn't
Speaker 4: been sentenced because remember now they put off the sentencing
Speaker 4: until after the election, so he may still pull a
Speaker 4: day in New York.
Speaker 2: But I told people he would not be sentenced by
Speaker 2: that date. I forget what date was said. It was like,
Speaker 2: he'll be sentenced by I said, no, you won't. I
Speaker 2: knew he wouldn't be anyway, and buy all my predictions.
Speaker 2: I'm just telling you.
Speaker 4: So here we are here to night, so we could
Speaker 4: hear his response.
Speaker 2: Sure it would be great, but we'll hear from them
Speaker 2: on Friday. We'll definitely we'll definitely be hearing from Jimmy
Speaker 2: James on Friday. I'm sure that.
Speaker 4: But what do you think the number one issue was
Speaker 4: in this election across the US? Not you know, regionally,
Speaker 4: but what do you think the number one thing was?
Speaker 3: Well, the economy?
Speaker 2: Sensibly, the economy sucks no matter what it is. They
Speaker 2: kept telling us about how it's getting better, it's improving.
Speaker 2: If you're still hurting, you don't care about these hypothetical numbers.
Speaker 2: You know, Oh, gas prices went down a little, so
Speaker 2: what I still can't afford to feed my family. You know,
Speaker 2: I still got everything in the world getting jacked up
Speaker 2: price wise, and I got shrink flation inflation, I got
Speaker 2: Come on, everything's getting jacked up except my pay, you know.
Speaker 2: Come on, this is where we're at.
Speaker 3: I would say, here's that. That's been the number one
Speaker 3: issue here in North Carolina.
Speaker 4: It's the economy.
Speaker 3: Except for when Obama ran his first term. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I knew.
Speaker 4: North Carolina was going to go for him. We have
Speaker 4: a high black population and they saw, you know, their
Speaker 4: guy representing them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he won.
Speaker 4: He lost when he came up for his second term,
Speaker 4: lost by quite a few points because of the economy.
Speaker 4: You know, you think about it. Back then was the
Speaker 4: end of two thousand and eight in a housing bust,
Speaker 4: and he didn't get much done that first four years
Speaker 4: at North Carolina said we're voting our wallet, and they've
Speaker 4: done that in a lot of elections, and I think
Speaker 4: that was the number one issue. I didn't have to say,
Speaker 4: is the economy.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that's what did it. You know that Plus,
Speaker 2: as I said from the beginning, you know what, the
Speaker 2: people that were stuck to Trump were stuck to Trump
Speaker 2: no matter what he did. He had an absolutely solid
Speaker 2: base that wasn't going anywhere. And what did you have
Speaker 2: you had, you know, the feckless guy on the other side,
Speaker 2: who was a complete disaster, who was you know, too snile.
Speaker 2: He's still president somehow, but too senile to run. So
Speaker 2: what do you got. You got a weak other side
Speaker 2: and Kamala she's not popular. Nobody really likes her. She's
Speaker 2: not somebody who got real enthusiasm. You know, she couldn't
Speaker 2: get come on again.
Speaker 3: That was the funny thing.
Speaker 4: It was just a couple of months before Biden had
Speaker 4: his blow up at the debate that they were complaining
Speaker 4: that Harris was the running mate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know right, that's what gets me.
Speaker 3: And then all of a sudden, you talk about change
Speaker 3: one hundred and eighty degrees.
Speaker 4: The person they were worried about being the bad running
Speaker 4: mate is now your candidate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but she basically regardless of oh she was the
Speaker 2: borders are and all this other crap, you know what,
Speaker 2: she did nothing. She did nothing for she has done nothing.
Speaker 2: So that's it. So you got somebody who did nothing
Speaker 2: and was handed the candidacy. That's not going to work.
Speaker 2: And besides that, as I said, from the beginning, it
Speaker 2: was preordained they were going to put Trump in there.
Speaker 2: This is what we're getting and we're going to see
Speaker 2: why very very soon. And I don't know if everybody's
Speaker 2: going to be happy about everything or convince themselves that
Speaker 2: they're happy about it. But we're going to see some
Speaker 2: big changes coming up here, and next year is going
Speaker 2: to be a very different sort of year in the
Speaker 2: United States, and I hope it goes well for all
Speaker 2: of us, But I don't know. I don't know how
Speaker 2: this is going to roll. Man, So anyway, I would
Speaker 2: say that we could pretty much call it that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is going to be re selected as president. And
Speaker 2: that's the way this is going as it stands right now.
Speaker 2: The map that I've been, you know, paying attention to
Speaker 2: all night has him at two thirty, has Kamala in
Speaker 2: one eighty seven, and I think he's going to get
Speaker 2: to two seventy pretty easily. And regardless of what they
Speaker 2: toss back and forth or whatever else, there's going to
Speaker 2: be enough of a margin here that no significant and
Speaker 2: proper complaint will be able to be made on either side.
Speaker 2: And Trump's gonna come out and say, even though they
Speaker 2: tried to steal it, I still beat him. And that's
Speaker 2: what he's going to say, And that's the way it is.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Trump America. What do you think, Bpete, Well.
Speaker 3: I think he's got it. It's just a matter of
Speaker 3: which state is going to put him over whether they're
Speaker 3: going to call.
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania's in seventy eight percent of the vote and he's
Speaker 4: at by three, so.
Speaker 3: We'll see what's going to happen there.
Speaker 4: To go to Michigan, he's up by now four with
Speaker 4: thirty only thirty eight percent. Wisconsin, he's up by three.
Speaker 4: I think he's got the Minnesota really don't know. They've
Speaker 4: Famala is up by twelve in Minnesota. So Trump Pennsylvania,
Speaker 4: I think he's got it.
Speaker 3: We'll just have to wait and see.
Speaker 4: Almost stay up and watch the news and cut the
Speaker 4: volume up on a few of these things and go
Speaker 4: see if Rachel Maddow's crying yet, and uh, if she is,
Speaker 4: I'll try to get a stream captured and I send.
Speaker 2: It to Jimmy that you could do that, you know what.
Speaker 2: Let's just go and check in and see if Rachel's
Speaker 2: crying yet on the audio. She should be, she should be. Well,
Speaker 2: let's see project Harris wins Washington and Connecticut. Okay, let's
Speaker 2: see here so that a.
Speaker 4: Thing like that holds.
Speaker 11: Boy, that's Democrats want to be at that number. This
Speaker 11: is where they've improved their performance every time for four years.
Speaker 11: Where Democrats have improved tonight where Harris has improved her
Speaker 11: it looks like she will not much to come in Walkshaw,
Speaker 11: big county, four hundred thousand people live here, you know,
Speaker 11: one of those Wow counties right outside Milwaukee. And here
Speaker 11: again that Trump got, you know, basically sixty sixty to
Speaker 11: thirty nine, Trump falling a point here so far, Harris
Speaker 11: rising a point over Biden. So that is progress for
Speaker 11: Democrats in a very big county. And take a look
Speaker 11: here at Ozaki County and again this one. Now we
Speaker 11: got about three quarters of the vote in and Trump
Speaker 11: is running a bit above not much level with his
Speaker 11: twenty twenty number. Again, this is what where Democrats want
Speaker 11: to get a couple points better, see what happens with
Speaker 11: that remaining vote.
Speaker 6: And we talked at the start of the night about
Speaker 6: we say the Wow counties and.
Speaker 4: The Bow counties.
Speaker 11: Here, Brown County, out of Gamey County, winn a Bago County,
Speaker 11: you know, mid size cities along sort of the Fox River,
Speaker 11: a Wake, Winnebago. These are all counties Donald Trump won
Speaker 11: in twenty twenty, but with reduced margins, is he returning
Speaker 11: to twenty sixteen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, But you take a look at this, it's a
Speaker 2: swarm of red swaths of the state. All these counties
Speaker 2: are red red, red, red red, and there's just a
Speaker 2: couple of little blue splashes here and there. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's what Wisconsin. This is Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, Yeah, Wisconsin is one of those that can go.
Speaker 3: They've you know, they've wavered back and forth. You know,
Speaker 3: that's the bastion.
Speaker 4: Where was it that Fetcher had his trial?
Speaker 2: Yeah, by the way, that two on the website that
Speaker 2: I've been keeping track of. But still I do not
Speaker 2: see the path to two seventy four. It's just not there.
Speaker 2: He only needs forty she needs seventy eight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hot area show in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, Alwan
Speaker 4: and red. They just gave Washington to Harris. So let's
Speaker 4: see what their new total is. Their new total is
Speaker 4: Trump two forty six Harris.
Speaker 2: There you go, yep.
Speaker 4: Minnisota nothing, Nevada nothing. They've got Arizona leading Trump, New
Speaker 4: Mexico leaning Harris Man. They've they've failed Virginia for Harris
Speaker 4: the whole time they had a waivered on there. Real
Speaker 4: surprise that Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania all three leading Republican.
Speaker 2: YEP they're all leaning that way. Uh, let's see, Virginia
Speaker 2: went blue, North Carolina went red, South Carolina red. George
Speaker 2: is still showing pink, which is stupid, but there it is.
Speaker 2: So I figure we have President Trump, first guy since
Speaker 2: Grover Cleveland to have two disconnected presidencies.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, he said he was going to come
Speaker 3: back and do it, and it looks like he's pretty
Speaker 3: much done.
Speaker 2: It looks that way to me too. All right, be Pete.
Speaker 2: I guess we'll let it go and we'll reconvene on
Speaker 2: Friday and see how everybody feels about everything. By then,
Speaker 2: nobody else called in, So it is what it was.
Speaker 2: It was what it is, and there you go. So
Speaker 2: we're all done with this Election Night special and hopefully
Speaker 2: you guys got something out of it. And I wish
Speaker 2: this all the best of luck as the year progresses. Anyway,
Speaker 2: be going to Dallas in a couple of weeks and
Speaker 2: hopefully we are still surviving by then. You know, is
Speaker 2: America going to burst out into a mess? I don't
Speaker 2: think so. I think people are just going to move
Speaker 2: along business as usual now, because that's exactly what's going
Speaker 2: to happen. It will be business as usual anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: merely o'celly. All of you are, indeed the effect
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