That's the mindset I'm trying to adopt going into Tuesday. Whatever happens, I'm going to stay with it.

I will be a witness to it. I will be a participant in it to the extent that makes sense.

I will think about what I owe my fellow citizens over the next week,

and I will show up with them and for them. And I think that's the best we can do and that there's something powerful and holy about that.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics, the home of Grace filled political conversations.

Hello, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Pant suit politics. This is our last Friday episode before election day, and we have an exciting announcement.

We will be on hot mic election night from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Eastern standard time. You just download the hot mic app. It's free. Use the code Pant suit. You'll find our event. It's going to be great.

B-Y-O-B put on your comfy clothes. We're going to watch the beginning of the results.

Roll in. Listen, I'm feeling real hopeful. I think we might know that now. I'm going to put that out there. But if we don't, we'll get through it together.

But please join us on hot mic election night. It's going to be really, really fun. I think.

I think it's fun that you think we're going to know the results tonight. I do not think we're going to know the results tonight.

But I hope you are correct. Before we dive into talking about the election and about what's going on with the Supreme Court related to the election and COVID and all the things,

we want to send so much love to our listeners and friends in Louisiana and Mississippi and everyone affected by Hurricane Zeta. I heard from Emily one of our executive producers this morning who does not expect to have power for a couple of weeks now.

And I thought in the midst of a COVID surge in the midst of the selection.

A hurricane comes along right now around Halloween. And as we're going into the holiday season, I'm sorry.

Universe that's cruel and initial we are things are going to need a minute. But lots and lots of love to all of you dealing with the aftermath of that hurricane.

This is the strongest hurricane this late in the season and something like a hundred years. You know, it's not that they're just coming more frequent, but that they're stronger.

And so the people of Mississippi and Louisiana, they're not even just getting a break before they're handling another storm and another storm and another storm.

So definitely yes, we keep them in our thoughts.

We have a new Supreme Court justice.

That's a maybe good place to stop just with your sound there. Just we'll all just sit with that for a second. It's kind of like the Supreme Court version of OEM at this point.

That's how I feel. That's how I feel. And if I didn't feel that way, I sure as heck felt that way after this shadow docket of election cases.

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