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Thanksgiving's not very far away, Buck. You and I are excited about this. We're going to be in Florida. We'll have a bunch of family and friends. I am confident that at my Thanksgiving, there will be people who voted for Kamala. Believe it or not, family, big gathering, there are going to be Kamala voters. That's fine. I'm going to enjoy watching football, drinking beer, and knowing that the good team won.

I'm not going to need to feel necessarily the need to gloat.

And I would never even remotely think about the idea of saying,

hey, you aren't allowed to come to my family Thanksgiving because I disagree with your personal politics.

I think that's crazy. I would suggest that the vast majority of you agree the same way.

I actually give credit to J.D. Vance here on Election Day. Remember, Buck, he said,

look, you may vote differently, but the idea of giving up a lifetime friend over the fact that

you might have a different political opinion in this election to me is crazy.

And I would stand by that.

I just had a 20-year law school anniversary.

A lot of people voted the opposite way of me at that law school anniversary reunion.

I's had an awesome time still.

But that's not the way the left is responding.

They are absolutist. And they are now going on. This was a woman going on MSNBC Buck, who is a

psychiatrist. She went on Joy Reid's show. I would submit that she actually should be giving

as much help to Joy Reed as she could,

because I think that chick is crazy and actually not mentally well and regularly says insane

things. So if anybody needs a psychiatrist on daily television, I would submit it to Joy Reed.

But no, this MSNBC psychiatrist said, you guys, it's okay to not make the decision to go out there and attend Thanksgiving.

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