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Welcome friends to the Buck Sexton Show. Look, I thought we'd be here. Give the Buckster a little bit of credit.

I told you to be a very tight election. I also told you Trump would win, which we can't yet say is the case as I go to air.

But I told you it was going to be very, very tight and here we are. It's exactly the dog fight, the trench warfare that I knew was going to be coming up.

And then that makes me just sit here and think to myself, my oh my friends, what a time to be alive.

So what are the big immediate takeaways from what we've seen? What are we already, I want to start with what we know.

And then over the course of the show, we'll be discussing more of the specifics, what remains to be seen and where this is all heading.

I will tell you I'm still confident in a Trump win. But remember what I said the day of the election on this show.

I said that no matter what the Trump movement will continue on.

Here's the part of this that is already really upsetting the lips. Here's the part of this that is already really bothering the left.

They aren't going to be able to say with any seriousness. I mean, nobody would take them seriously if they claim that Donald Trump's version of Republican politics,

that Donald Trump as a leader of the GOP is over has been repudiated not even a little bit, not even close.

That we are in a pandemic year. I once in a century pandemic. And it's as close an election as it is under those circumstances.

To me, it shows you that Donald Trump has far more to do in terms of the movement, whether he ends up with four more years or not.

There's going to be a whole shift in the Republican party that has been occurring for four years. But now I think in a sense it's solidified that the Trump coalition of the future on the right of a populist conservatism is here to stay.

It also is a repudiation of the elite consensus that Donald Trump was going to just get destroyed, especially in certain communities, that Donald Trump was going to be run out of DC immediately.

The first chance the American people got, no, not at all. In fact, we know that Trump has won Ohio, that he has won Florida, that he has kept on the Republican side, basically all of the major red states.

I know there's Arizona out there too, but all of the major large red states that he was expected to win and has already taken victory in some critical battleground states.

The big story that immediately became clear on election night was how much the pollsters were just catastrophically wrong.

I mean, not wrong by a little bit, wrong by a lot.

You got Ohio up seven, you got Wisconsin up six, you got Iowa up six for Trump. Those are all the averages of polls in the from real clear politics.

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