Last night we got a lot of results. I was telling viewers that we heard from more

states with more voters last night than any other point this year and big states.

So the population represented last night was roughly over 40% of America. And so I'm curious what you

make of what they're saying. Biden's not running with real strong opponents, but

we're seeing numbers that rival the Obama re-election numbers in terms of his

unifying the Democratic Party even amidst the issues you mentioned

uh... we see Trump putting up numbers that got haly out

uh... but don't yet show party unity unity. What do you take from the numbers last

night? Well I don't take, I mean they both had command and leads all the way through.

President Bob did not have, you know, very much opposition,

Bailey, you know, we're in a gutter campaign,

you got 25, 30% in a lot of places.

But all right, this is what I really think.

We're going to have a hard time replicating the 2020 Coalition,

particularly on under 30 and non-white.

And for President Biden to come back to win this thing,

we're going to have to do better what kind of middle

voters, swing voters, loosely aligned, which the good news is we are doing that.

We're not winning elections on turnout.

We actually winning elections with, I don't know better

word than swing voters, I'd say less hardly aligned voters we're doing pretty well with.

And I see that across the board.

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