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NBA bubble and Republicans and Democrats are lawyering up ahead of the election.

But first, there's a chance Joe Biden could win in a landslide. And that's today's one big thing.

We've been hearing all different kinds of scenarios for what election night might turn

out to be. And here's another one for you, Mike

Allen has been talking to Democratic strategists about, and it's a possibility of Joe Biden

winning in a landslide. Yeah, so look at the polls.

Joe Biden, he's winning in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania,

all the big states that put President Trump in last time.

What if he wound up winning all of those? He was ahead in Florida, now it's

tightening. He's ahead in a bunch of red states, Texas, Georgia, Arizona, Iowa, North Carolina, all places where changing demographics are helping

him.

A Biden landslide is just as real a possibility as a Trump victory. They're roughly the same odds and given those odds Mike if that were to happen

What do you think that means for Congress for the Senate and for the House a blue wave is a blue wave and if you have Biden winning big

even Republicans will tell you he's going to bring surprising senators with him.

What we see from history is in a big blue wave, a big red tide, surprising people, and that's what would happen if we had anything like the map that we're talking about here.

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