The very first thing Vox published this year was an article titled 24 Things We Think Will Happen in 2024.

And the very first prediction in that article was that Donald J. Trump would win the presidency.

We asked Dylan Matthews, who wrote that prescient blurb, about his hunch this morning.

Biden was incredibly unpopular. People seemed really mad about inflation,

and that seemed to have sort of a lagging, enduring effect

that was lasting into the election year.

Now, a lot happened over the next 11 months,

a lot more than even Dylan predicted.

But in the end, he was right,

at least about Trump.

The other thing I got wrong was that I underestimated how many cyber trucks would sell.

So I think one of my takeaways is that I bet against Elon Musk and lost.

And I'm going to be thinking about that for a while.

Guess there's no accounting for taste.

There sure is. And how Trump won and what comes next on today, Explained.

Hello, I'm Esther Perel, psychotherapist and host of the podcast, Where Should We

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