Well, if we've learned anything over the past few weeks since the election, it's that we're in for one heck of a ride.

Donald Trump has even been sworn in yet, but that day is going to come before we know it.

And that will come with a lot of big questions.

I mean, is Trump actually going to implement tariffs that could raise costs for the American people?

Maybe.

Will he really carry out his cruel promises of military-assisted mass deportations?

Maybe.

Will he seriously pardoned January 6 rioters on day one?

He could.

Will he actually try to put Liz Cheney day one? He could. Will he actually try to put

Liz Cheney in jail? He said that a number of times. How well his affinity for dictators and his love

for Vladimir Putin impacts his foreign policy and our relationships around the world? Are his

concepts of a plan as he describes it on health care ever going to materialize into an actual plan.

What about Elon Musk? Will that guy still be lurking around Mar-a-Lago in the West Wing,

being Trump's best buddy a couple months from now? It's going to be a lot. We'll be talking about

all of it right here on the show next year. At the same time, there's also a lot that will be

happening next year within the party

not in power. And we're going to talk about all that too. I mean, there's a governor's race in

Virginia, a governor's race in New Jersey, a mayoral race in New York, state Supreme Court races in

Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Before we know it, midterm elections. But the first big race for Democrats in 2025 is the election

for the next chair of the Democratic National Committee. That's coming up in February of next year.

Now, this may not always be the most visible role in politics, but it is a very important one,

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