Yesterday was absolutely crazy.

We did like a five hour long show.

It was a whole lot of fun.

And in the end, the Republicans did fairly well.

If you were tracking the projections a month or two before all this went down, then you're

not surprised by the results.

If you were tracking the projections only in the week or two before, you probably thought

they were going to do way, way, way better.

And you know, look, I'll say everybody wants to yell and scream red wave because they

want to boost them around, get everyone to go and vote.

And this is why I was saying things like don't think you're going to win.

You need to go out and vote no matter what the polls say.

But in the end, it's within the parameters of what even five, thirty-eighths projections

were up until like two weeks ago when these debates started happening.

So right now, I think we're looking at potentially 224 seats for the Republicans in the house.

We're looking at potentially 51 seats, maybe with the runoff.

We'll see.

Looks like Nevada might flip.

There's a few congressional districts we're still looking at potentially that are about

to flip.

Like in Maryland, we actually see one district flip.

And then what do you expect?

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