Okay, I love you.

I love you. I'll find you after this.

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Hi.

Hi guys. Hi.

Oh, wait, I got to plug my headphones in like a responsible podcast.

Yes, yes, yes. Everybody has all there. Everybody has all their everything plugged in.

I'm recording. Hi, everybody. By the way, we got to state the obvious to our listeners before even say a word that is

well, right. Yeah, one p.m. on the west coast when we're recording this. So we're a we don't have to keep your TV on and let us know if anything gets declared because we are waiting waiting for a declaration.

Well, I don't know that the declaration is going to come in the next hour and a half, but I do want Dan to have something on that he can watch to go you guys.

I'm not going to believe what just happened.

I'm not going to be seeing you on right here, but you we all know can you fix your camera so I can see your beautiful face.

I don't want you to look at me right now. Why? Just kidding.

You big. I'm just kidding. You be good.

This is far from over though. Let's just be honest with everyone who's listening by the time you hear this will still probably in my opinion.

I don't think Donald Trump's going to freaking consider.

He's already said he's not going to absolutely not. Right. So with that being said, I don't think this is going to be over until after all of the count is done.

First of all, and then all of the suing and lawsuits get underway.

So after that, when we find out what's going to stick and what's going to recount and everything like that, then it's going to be a while until we find out who's president.

I'm hoping it's before freaking inauguration.

So I'm damn looks like he's got something to say. Go ahead, dang you. I was just going to I was just going to offer that in certain states.

It definitely seems like there is some sort of legal precedent to actually do a recount like Georgia and Wisconsin, but in places like Pennsylvania and Nevada and Arizona where the count is still happening and still active.

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