The coming question is who won the election.

And we're about 35 days out.

I hate making predictions, but I'm going to make one.

I think that the race is going to break in Harris's direction, right, in the next 20 days or so. And in that on election night, we're going to have a

pretty clear picture of who's going to win the election by midnight. I don't think it will be

a late night. That's how it feels to me. I could be wrong. Later in October than today, I said that

Hillary Clinton looked like she was trending to 400 electoral votes, and in that moment, she was.

That being said, Harris, except for one thing, and we'll talk about that, seems to me to be on a good

trajectory. So envisioning that, which seems to me much more likely than the moment that we

remember from 2016, and I was on set for it, I think that it's more likely that she wins the race.

And in that instant, you'll start with a conspiracy of lies. And in advance, you know all of the

people who will be involved in it, because there are all the people on it, of the people who will be involved in it,

because there are all the people on it,

all the people who have been involved in it,

who are asked every week,

whether they'll disavow this or that that Trump did or said

up to and including the overthrow of the government and the answer never changes.

Do you get frustrated when you watch that, when you see that, when you see the tediousness

of the questioning in the corporate media about events that at this point have the rhythmic quality of the rising

of the sun in the east every in the morning?

I mean, how do you see and process all of that?

I do share the frustration.

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