Research that resonates.

He's the president of the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Switzer.

Peter Schweitzer. Peter Schweitzer. Peter Schweitzer has spent many years, in fact, probably done a more comprehensive job than anyone's ever done,

chronicling the corruption by the powerful in Washington.

Be very prescient, Eric Eggers.

Join me right now is Government Accountability Institute Research Director, Eric Eggers.

We're going to take information that we've learned, that people like Peter Schweitzer have uncovered,

and we're going to try to go further.

Great investigative reporting, Peter.

You're the only one doing it.

Thank God.

Eric Eggers, from the Government Accountability Institute and co-hosts of that great podcast,

The Drilled Down with Peter Schweitzer.

This is The Drill Down with Peter Schweitzer. The president of the United States.

The U.S. President is Donald Trump.

Hi, it's Peter Schweitzer, and welcome to the drill down, where we relentlessly exposed

cronyism, corruption, and the abuse of power in Washington, D.C., and we are here post-selection.

Eric, how are you doing?

I'm excellent, and I think what you just heard is not only did Donald Trump win the votes. He also won official recognition from Siri,

which I think is a bigger deal than even getting Jake Tapper to go. Or the electoral college,

right? A hundred percent. A hundred percent. Yeah. No, it was a very interesting night. It was a late

night. And there's a lot to unpack here. We're going to talk about what the election demonstrated or what it showed. And we're going to look forward to what we can expect. Things that the New York Times are a little bit tense right now. Things are a little bit tense to New York Times. You know, it's funny because we're excited to talk about what happened.

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