Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule. It has been just over two days since the polls closed,

and Donald Trump staged a remarkable comeback to win the presidential election. Think about

where we are. We currently have the best economy in the world,

a boom in stock market, historically strong NATO alliance, and yet America voted to reject

the status quo. Well, our goal is to truly understand why. So tonight, we're going to take a

closer look at the voters who made that possible. Four years ago, 65% of Latinos voted for

Joe Biden. This year, just 53% voted for Kamala Harris, according to NBC News exit polls. On the other hand,

Donald Trump increased his Latino vote by 13%. Trump also picked up a larger percentage of voters

under 30 than any Republican nominee

since 2008. Nationwide, there was a clear shift to the right. As millions of voters decided

what we have is not serving them and they want something else, and Trump is the man to give it

to them. And it wasn't just MAGA that voted for him. The majority of Americans voted for him and his agenda.

Sure enough, today, Donald Trump said one of his first priorities on that agenda will be mass

deportations, that his administration would have no choice.

On the very same day, President Biden told supporters that they have to accept the choice that the country made.

So let's get smarter and dig deeper into who these voters are and exactly what they want.

With that, let's bring in our leadoff panel tonight.

Dave Wasserman's here, senior editor and elections analyst at the Cook Political Report.

He has been working with our NBC News decision desk this week.

Maria Theresa Kumar joins us, president and CEO of Voda Latino. She's also an MSNBC contributor.

And conservative lawyer, George Conway, he is also a contributing writer at the Atlantic.

George, let's start with you. How did we get to this Trump win?

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