Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump

and tomorrow. I covered this recently, but this is something that is definitely worth repeating

and worth making a video for you to have on hand if what seems incredibly likely happens. Trump seems to have given every indication that he plans on declaring victory before all the votes have been counted,

and during the period of the red mirage or blue shift.

If this is the first time you're hearing these terms, it refers to something that happens during elections, because smaller

rural areas often end up getting counted first. It makes it appear that Republicans are winning

early on. And then, as the cities get counted, it shifts. If you do an internet search, you'll see

this goes back years and years. It's not a new thing,

but it's something that Trump exploited before to cast doubt on the election. Many of the

people who believed him wound up in trouble. Trump will not have access to information you don't.

Trump will not get the results before they're public and he will not have access to information you don't. Trump will not get the results before they're public, and he will not know the outcome

before outlets call the states.

News outlets have an economic interest in calling a state as soon as they can.

I say again, Trump will not know the results early. If he claims victory ahead of time,

he's expecting you to be too ill-informed to know better. He's insulting you. It seems like he'd only

make this claim if he's hoping that you have more faith in his word than you do yourself.

It's a well-documented occurrence that predates

his campaigns and he's already seen it in action. It would seem that the only logical

conclusion you can make if he tries to claim victory early is that he's hoping you can be

tricked and played. There's a high likelihood that we will not know

the final results on election night. If the polls are as close as they seem, it will take time.

When people try to stoke outrage over something that is a documented occurrence, you have to question

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