Welcome to Pod Save America. I'm John Fafro. I'm John Lovett. I'm Dan Pfeiffer.

Tommy Vitor. So guys, tough day.

Emotional support animal on my lap right here. Leo's here. Let's get to it. Donald Trump won.

He won all seven swing states. He's projected to win the popular vote by about one and a half points when all the counting is finally done.

Republicans will take control of the Senate.

Maybe with 52 seats when all is said and done, Melissa Slotkin, Tammy Baldwin, and Ruben Gallego.

Seems like they're going to hang on in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Arizona.

Unclear if Jackie Rosen in Nevada will be able to hang on.

The House looks extremely close and will not be decided for a few weeks until they count all the votes here in California, which often takes a few weeks.

Trump's win was quite broad.

He improved on his 2020 performance in almost every county among every demographic.

So a majority of the country that includes all ages, races, genders, religions, and political

beliefs chose four more years of Donald Trump, either because they like him or they like his agenda,

or they don't see him and his agenda as enough of a risk, or they voted for him based on

battering complete information. Those are the options. Or they hated Democrats. Or they hated.

Yeah. And it's probably a different mix for each voter, but we just don't know yet.

One thing we do know is that

since the pandemic and the record inflation it caused, incumbent leaders all over the world

have been losing, incumbents of all political persuasions on nearly every continent. And I just say

that as a factual background for context in the political environment

when right now. With all that said, what are your thoughts on what went wrong in this election?

Who wants to start? Dan? Oh, thank you. You were about to speak, so I figured let's go. That was

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