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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. It is episode 2,568 of the tom wood show and we're once again joined by

dan McCarthy who is so many things he is not merely a syndicated columnist i don't simply read his

pieces in the new york post i read them all over the place including the new york times

the day after the most recent presidential election he read them all over the place, including the New York Times, the day after the most

recent presidential election. He is vice president for the collegiate network at the Intercollegiate

Studies Institute, and he is editor of modern age. It seems like he's everywhere. You were in a debate

recently that I'm very interested in talking about, but all the same. Welcome back, Dan McCarthy.

Thanks, Tom. Always a delight to join you all

right so the last time you were on it was pre-election so i think we've all kind of done our analysis

episodes and and articles but there is so much to mine here i mean really i think it's such an

interesting presidential election because there's so much going on here.

There's so much of interest in it. So first, let's start with this. In the days leading up to, maybe the

weeks leading up to the election, a lot of people on social media were sharing electoral maps,

and they would color in blue or red how they thought each state was going to go.

And I never did that. But a lot of people, they were just for fun predicting what they thought would

happen. But there was, I think, an assumption among a lot of people that although Trump definitely

had a good chance of winning and the Democrats had good reason to be concerned, it could well turn out to be

another case of he wins the electoral college, but he doesn't win the popular vote. And so because

the electoral college is held in some suspicion by some people, there would always still be

some Paul over his presidency that it's not entirely legitimate because he didn't win the popular vote.

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