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Welcome back in hour number two, Thursday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton's show,

still unpacking what exactly we learned from the 2024 election.

Now that Nevada and Arizona have been called for Trump, 312 electoral votes, landslide.

That is the biggest electoral majority for a Republican candidate, as well as the popular vote,

since George H.W. Bush in 1988 against Michael Dukakis.

It is an extraordinary day.

I'm still smiling, walking on air.

Many of you have been reaching out to us talking about how much Rush would have loved

to this, and we know that he is enjoying it.

Looking down from above, as many of your friends and family who might not still be here

are doing as well.

Just an absolute red wave tsunami that swept across the entire nation.

Every state got redder.

And that's despite the fact that Kamala Harris spent a billion dollars more to a large

extent on her campaign plus all the propaganda media and her favor but buck I'm diving into

this I want to hit you with some numbers because I haven't seen anybody actually look at how

close this was to Kamala Harris winning the electoral college,

even though she lost the popular vote.

And this matters because going forward, I want us all to enjoy this race and this win,

but I also want us to recognize how close it actually was.

Okay?

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