Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about

the keys to the White House and a system. And we'll also mention the fact that this is definitely the most requested video because I got a couple hundred messages about it.

Okay. hundred messages about it. Okay, so there is a professor and this professor has a system for predicting the outcome of elections.

His name is Lichtman.

The two questions that are in the messages

are just generally about it and what the current predictions are and how I

feel about it.

Me, I think a lot of this is very subjective by appearance.

That being said, when it comes to the Bostra Damadama stuff when it comes to conflict.

If I was to make a chart on how I do that,

the one word used to describe it would be subjective. So that doesn't really help.

What about a track record of success?

Going back to 1984, every election except for one

was able to accurately predict the person who won.

The one that he got wrong, he said Gore was going to win.

When you have a 90% track record and the one error is something that has a massive

extenuating circumstance, I mean I'm inclined to give it to him. I mean that's that was definitely a unique

situation. Okay so how does this system work? There are 13 keys and it's for the incumbent

party. If the incumbent party has eight of the keys or more, they win.

It's really simple.

The keys are true false statements.

So if there are eight trues or more, they win. What are the 13 keys? The first is party mandate. Now again that's one of those things that sounds

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