So that's where we're at right now. Clearly not the result we expected or, you know,

we're told to expect by the so-called experts. It feels like 2016 all over again. And I think a good

place to begin is, you know, Bronco, you had a Facebook post, you know, a semi-viral Facebook

post, I think for good reason, kind of engaging with the idea that, of course, this was a close election.

You know, this is the spin that's already sort of emerging.

Walk us through why the people who are saying that, many of them liberals,

but even some people on the left.

Why are they saying that?

And what's wrong with that telling of things?

Yeah, I mean, I was responding to a narrative that I saw forming, even among people on the left that I was

quite frustrated with, with people basically saying, you know, if Biden loses, well, no one could

have warned this. Trump is just too strong. He's just, you know, he has too much of a command of the magical powers of racism.

He's simply too popular and so on and so forth.

America's two right wing.

And there's just, you know, I don't really see the evidence for that.

Not just in terms of Trump's perennial unpopularity, you know, among not just Democrats, but independent voters.

He's always, he's a Democrat 50 with them ever.

But also just a whole bunch of facts that have come out that already.

You know, we can't know every single thing that there's a side of this election,

but I think certain trends are already clear.

We know that in Florida, a big part of the reason why Biden lost

is because he underperformed Clinton in Miami-Dade County, which is the kind of Democratic

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