Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. Today I have Sarah Broadwater and Kyle Olson with me, and we are celebrating this massive win. To God be the glory. There's no questions. There's nobody that can say he didn't win it. Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States.

He won the electoral college.

He won the popular vote.

This is like historic winning the popular vote.

It's incredible.

I'm so happy about how this went down.

And what do the Democrats have to complain about?

Because what they could have said was, well, that's

why we need to get rid of the electoral college because he can't win nationwide. Well, clearly

he did that too. And so what has developed is Trump will be the president. The Republicans

have a decent sized majority in the House. so he's going to get his cabinet.

And it's looking like they are winning the House, I should have said the Senate, it's early, and it was a late night.

And it looks like they're winning the House. And so he has a mandate. He's going to be able to follow through on what he campaigned on.

And it's going to be an interesting time.

That's the most beautiful part about this is he won both.

But then the Senate, I think, is the Senate confirmation.

He truly can have the cabinet that he wants.

The cabinet that he wanted so desperately in 2016, but he knew he couldn't fully get it through.

I mean, anything's on the table at this point now.

He can truly have people that know that he'll get through the process.

And he doesn't have to worry about a re-election, so he can implement his agenda that he was very clear about what he wants to do.

You know, there's a lot of, well, you take Kamala Harris.

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