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Slack.com slash DHQ. Are you, so I know that Tony is listening in, but doesn't currently

have his mic returned on. And I feel like this is the kind of conversation that won't

make his ears burn. But do you have plans to watch the US play the Netherlands on Saturday?

I can't, I can't say out loud what I'm thinking, which is that I kind of hate the world's

play. That's like verboten at five or three months. That's violence. And kind of in this

country. Not liking soccer, though. Kaley is a very American. But they, but Americans

get into it every however many years the world cup comes around and suddenly. Because

we love America, but not because we love soccer.

Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics podcast. I'm Gaelin Drick.

Throughout the primaries and in the run up to the 2020 election, you frequently heard

us talk about how Republican candidates addressed the 2020 election and election integrity

in general in their campaigns. In fact, we tracked what every single Republican nominee

for House Senate governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General said about the legitimacy

of the 2020 election, about 35% rejected the outcome fully and another 10% or so were

skeptical. We didn't do this because we wanted to make ourselves crazy. We did it because

elections are a big part of what we cover here at 538. And if folks are willing to reject

the last election, they might reject the next. And if we can't agree to accept the outcomes

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