Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

I can't help but wonder if the American people have given up on democracy

simply because of what he's told us what he wants to do simply because of what the

Supreme Court decided in terms of immunity he has said he will he wants to do simply because of what the Supreme Court decided in terms of immunity.

I mean, he has said he wants to go after his political enemies.

I am your retribution.

You can't wrap your head around why people might have voted for Trump instead of Harris other than people have given up on democracy, that they want fascism.

Seriously?

That is the Washington Post and MSNBC's Jonathan T. Capehart.

It's the most amazing political story in U.S. history, and that is not hyperbole at all. A clear winner.

Donald Trump's comeback, after all he went through, the way he's been portrayed rightly and wrongly,

and for him to win as easily as he did last night, including walking away with the popular vote,

is a stunning political story,

and books should be written about it.

They will. And I think we have the Sowell Award winner, the idea that Thomas Sowell expressed that there's some ideas so idiotic, only an intellectual could hold them.

There is the learned and sophisticated Jonathan Capehart

describing world record turnout of people voting in free elections as abandoning democracy.

I mean, you've got to go to the Ivy League to be able to wrap your head around that.

Really, you don't think it could be inflation?

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