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or wherever you get your podcast. Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and

Bucksexton Show podcast. Welcome everybody. It is Wednesday, November 9th, the day after the election.

We've got a lot to discuss with you here on Clay and Buck today. We have seen most of,

certainly not all of the results. And let's just put it out there right now. It is not what we

were hoping for. It was not what the polls indicated as a red wave. And because we still don't know the

final outcome here for the Senate or the House, as we speak to you right now, it's very tough to give

an assessment as to exactly where this falls and what happened last night. It is likely. Let's

just start with this one and Clay and I, I mean, we were texting into the, we had a party last night,

which was fun. There was, there was fun. Lauren described it my wife as the equivalent of going to

the Super Bowl party when the team that loses the Super Bowl has the Super Bowl. Now, so maybe

it may be a little bit aggressive. Yeah. She's not wrong. She's not wrong. So let's, but let's,

let's dive into a few of that. Let's take stock of where we are because there's an enormous shift,

I think, in perception for where this country is politically. That is just filtering in right now.

Well, I want to start with this. I thought it was going to be a much stronger night. Clay thought

it was going to be much stronger night. In fact, I don't really know anybody who didn't think it

would be a very good to even fantastic night for the GOP. And here's why we had said polls had been

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