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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tune. I'm Pete Barara.

I've always sort of hated the term, have you ever seen anything like it? Because that is generally

said to someone who's standing in front of a giant burning building or something just exploded

and you want to say, of course not, no one has. But we say that again and again and again

and again during these four years with the president. And there is just an endless string

of surprises.

That's Martha Raditz. She's the Chief Global Affairs correspondent at ABC News and the co-anchor

of this week with George Stephanopoulos. Raditz's story journalism career has taken her from

the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan to the White House briefing room and the presidential

debate stage. She's also traveled around the country to better understand the forces

that led to the Trump presidency. Raditz joins me this week to discuss what she's learned

in her travels, how Donald Trump has changed journalism, and whether we should be concerned

about the recent upheaval at the Pentagon. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

Now let's get to your questions. This question comes in an email from Lee who lives in Decatur,

Georgia. Hello, Pete. We are working hard in Georgia to get our two Democratic candidates

elected January 5th. If there is then a tie, 50 Dems and 50 Republicans, from what party

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