Did you ever think you would make it?

I feel I'm so much like it takes sweet with a third.

I know this life meant for me.

Adam, what's your point?

The future looks bright.

My handshake is better than anything I ever signs.

Right here.

You are a 101?

My sun's right there.

I think I've ever said this before. Who was sick on Monday? Not me. You were not sick on Monday. No, sick in the head, maybe. Different story. But today's all love. No, today's love. Guys, you missed it. Brooklyn was here in the house. My four-year-old this year, running around, making sure we're scored away. We got a lot of stories to cover with you. And Vinny's got a surprise. Let me take these glasses off. I'm looking 62 years old. I like those glasses on your bat. Anyway, I'm sure I'm going to hear from Meron saying, you know, wear better glasses. But lots happening. Lots happening. Folks, what do you think the chances are of, let's just say you live in a

city where math maybe is not that popular and they need additional time to count?

You know what I'm saying? Tom, like some cities, they need a lot of time to count to 20,000,

20,400, whatever it is. And then imagine there's like these two guys that

one of them could possibly pass up the other person, but he's got a massive lead. And the other

one is way behind them. But out of the 20,000 plus votes that they're counting, only seven or so

went to this guy named Spencer Pratt in L.A.

Now, of course, it would never happen, but Tom has some ideas of what he thinks is going to be taking place.

There is now a calci, there's a little bit of audio, so somebody's thing is on.

There's a little bit of a Cali that is saying, what did Cali say, Rob?

I think his chances, Spencer Pratt's chances of advancing, according to Calci, dropped to 8%. I don't know if it was Cali. I think it was Cali. Dropped to 8% suddenly out of nowhere. Yes, 6.8%. Look at that. Look at that. Now they're saying Nithia Ramon is going to pass up and go into it, And the volume on this is $62 million. So what the hell happened the last 24, $48? We will talk about that. The SAVE Act, maybe one of the biggest things that happened. I don't know the exact numbers, but I thought it was 50 to 48, which is a good thing for the people that want to be able to not have people, have an ID to vote. Because I don't know if you know or not, there's many states that you can vote without an ID. And a SAVE Act, which, by the way, Humberto send a very good chart this morning that 83, 84% of Americans, so, can you verify that 83, 84% of Americans want voter ID to vote? So it's only 16, 17 percent that don't want it.

84% want voter ID, but the SAVE Act will talk about that.

Then there's this guy that for 18 years wore a tattoo of a concentration camp.

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