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John Cobel, Tim Conway, Mark Thompson. And then at 6 o'clock, I leave him. Mo Kelly comes in.

That's right. But Tim and Mark stay, at least for another hour.

That's right. A lot of states have been called. The networks are calling Oklahoma, Missouri,

let's see, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, and Florida, all for Trump.

And they're calling Illinois, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, no, Vermont, Massachusetts,

all for Kamala Harris.

They're not, nobody's calling Pennsylvania yet, even though their polls are closed.

I think they don't count for an hour in Pennsylvania until for an hour after the polls close.

North Carolina, it was interesting to me.

Isn't that's, now, I don't know.

Huge for Harris in North Carolina.

Right.

They would 7% of the votes have been counted.

That's kind of a key state.

Isn't it?

Yeah, no, it's one of the seven swing states.

Now, it depends if that's mail-in ballots that they dump out first. And the mail-in ballots always favor the Democrats early on. I don't know why that's the thing, why Democrats like mail-in and Republicans show up in person. Doesn't make any sense to me. It's beginning to change, but yeah, that's always historically been the way it's been. Yeah. Now, Georgia Trump is still holding on to a 5642 lead, and that's with 35% of the vote already in.

So that big lead is still holding up.

The electoral college is, Trump won, according to Fox, Trump 105 Harris 72.

According to CNN, Trump 90, Harris 27.

Big difference between Harris on CNN and Harris on Fox.

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