Go low Riley here Monday, November 9, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America. Joe Biden addresses the nation. The Trump

campaign takes the vote to the courts. Some states still have not counted all the ballots.

Also ahead, how Trump voters are reacting to the election. But first, former Vice President

and perhaps President-elect Joe Biden addressing the nation Saturday night after the media

call the raise for him. But his status as President-elect will not be official until December

14th. All 50 states and the District of Columbia have another month to officially certify

the results and cast their electoral votes for either Biden or Trump. On December 14th,

the delegates declare a winner. That's how our system works. Until then, the American

people deserve answers to some questions. First, what percentage of the vote in battleground

states like Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia, and Wisconsin arrived after November 3rd? In

some places, votes can be counted only if they're post-marked up until election day. But

other states have other rules. We need one standard in this country, obviously. Of the

mail-in vote totals, what percentage went to Joe Biden? What percentage went to Donald

Trump? Are those stats consistent with poll voting? What percentage of all votes in Philadelphia,

Pittsburgh, Fulton County, Georgia, Detroit, and Milwaukee went to Biden? Current result,

Joe voters in urban, Pennsylvania, choosing Biden by 3 to 1, but we should know the official

stats. Next, what prevented officials in Nevada, Alaska, and Arizona from actually counting

the vote? Did Nevada's last-minute voting rule changes have any impact? Florida can count

votes quickly, but Arizona cannot. Why? Finally, why wasn't North Carolina called for Donald

Trump when his lead there was insurmountable? It was shocking to many to see how many mail-in

ballots in the battlegrounds turned what were likely Trump states into Biden's situation.

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