Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Boxe Extenshow podcast.

Welcome to the client everybody. Great day for America. We're an hour to here. We're bringing you

the latest on what's going on with all these elections last night. The quick takeaway, as you know,

Glen Youngkin, the Republican, a huge win over Terry McCollough,

Slimey Terry. Uh, he was defeated.

He gave his concession speech this morning. Big, big shockwave going through the Democrat party.

Right now you also have a fantastic new lieutenant governor, win some seers, a marine,

uh, marine veteran and a woman who I think you're going to hear a lot more about in the Republican politics.

A tight race that got a little less tight. Clay and I were just talking about this before in New Jersey,

where Phil Murphy, the Democrat is up on Jack Cinterelli by about 15,000 votes. They just had kind of a

vote dump that had come in and the live trackers here updating where all this stands. So it's 49.94

percent of the vote for Murphy. Cinterelli 49.32 percent. A reminder everybody, your vote does

in fact matter and another conversation. I'm sure we're going to be having a lot more going into

the midterms, which is that even a little bit of fraud, even a little bit of counting of votes that

should not legally be counted, even if cast an error can change an election and one election in

one state can change the trajectory of Congress of the, uh, presidency of the country. So something

to keep in mind, but what exactly happened last night? What is the, what is the takeaway for Republicans?

There is, I think, a template here for national level political victory based upon bringing

politics down to the most fundamental local level. What's being taught in your schools, parents

and their children, supporting families, giving them choice, getting them involved. My man, Clay

Travis went to one of these meetings himself out in Williamson County, Tennessee. So that's what

the Republicans say from it. The Democrats on the other hand, they're going back and forth.

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