Welcome to another episode of the vast majority. I'm Jacob and Deputy Editor Micah

Utricked joined by staff writer Megan Day. What's up Megan?

Hey Micah, what's up? That's a good question question I think that we are at a really critical

juncture politically and I feel you know pretty pretty strange about it how do you feel

I feel definitely that America is at a crossroads 100% wow that's really powerful

go on. We're just a couple days ahead of the election here and I don't know I was I I have these sort of lingering feelings from 2016

which is like things could go wrong all the polls are wrong like we're about to

have another nightmare bestowed upon us then I'm

hearing people say actually like the the margins are overwhelming that there's

there's really very little chance that Joe Biden and Connell Harris don't pull

this thing out.

And then we have this conversation,

which we're gonna get to in a second,

whether we just have with Jane McElavian Jane

is a little more bearish than bullish on Biden's,

or not Biden's chances, but on whether or not Trump will try to pull some shenanigans or will, you know, win the

electoral college vote but lose the popular vote.

I mean, all these things as possibilities.

It's quite a, It's quite a time. And it's like not, it's not a normal election. I mean, like, as we've discussed on this show, like it's, things are are really really dire on so many fronts and it's just I I feel like I'm getting a tug of war of my

Emotions both in the terms of the outcome of the election and in terms of how much is at stake?

I do think that there are a couple of scenarios that we need to be worried about in particular.

The first one is just a basic discrepancy between the popular vote and the electoral college total, which I think is quite possible.

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