everybody's been doing their various sort of like post-mortems of the election this week in

particular we had the pod save interviews the pot save interviews with the harris campaign people and

hasan people are still continuing to theorize as more data comes out and as a consumer and

disseminator of political information naturally i've been doing the same of course i i've been

trying to think i don't just think on the show, I think off the show, trying to craft some theories. In my dreams. In my dreams as well. This vision, this theory did come to me in a dream last night. And I felt I had to share it with you. And now, this is a two-part theory attempting to analyze why Harris lost so hard to Donald Trump. So I need you to please stay with

me as I both propose the two parts of the theory and bring them together and find consensus with them.

Judge it as a whole. Judge it as a whole. So please once again stay with me. It's a complete work.

Part one. There's a huge key factor, I think, that separated Biden, the only person to beat Donald Trump from Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton.

Okay.

And I think that that was the character of his gaffs.

That's part one.

Okay.

Stay with me.

Please stay with me.

That's just part one.

Part two, we all know, possibly the biggest story to come out of this election is that young men swung hard right.

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Super hard right for Trump.

People are saying it's because conservatives have captured online alternative media.

And yes, I think that does have merit.

I think that's a big part of it.

I want to zoom in on a key constituency within the young male demographic that I think

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