We had the greatest economy and, you know, look how bad inflation is and so forth.

I think that played well this year.

I'll be interested to see whether there's a difference in Nevada and Arizona.

Those are states where the Latino community is much more organized

and has been by Democrats for longer than in places like Pennsylvania

or some of the other battlegrounds.

We've got to make a call here, Secretary.

This is NBC News projection in the state of Georgia.

NBC News projects that Donald Trump will win in Georgia when all the votes are counted. There's the breakdown right now, 118,000 vote margin. So I was just going to interrupt them and say that he won Georgia. So basically, President Trump has taken Georgia and, you know, that that's 16 so he's at 246. Kamala Harris is at

210. Now here's the kicker and I want you guys to listen. So far in Pennsylvania we've had

let me see six million votes and that's 86.4% of the vote. That means that there's a

remaining 944,44,000 votes, right? And their margin is pretty close. So we can't even, you know,

call that. President Trump is ahead by 200,000 votes,

which means there's the remaining of 700,000 votes roughly. So we're going to have to wait on that.

But I can tell you that reporting wise, right, the little Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 78% came in. So it's definitely Kamala.

And Montgomery came in, 78.5% definitely Kamala.

85.3% definitely Kamala. And 84.8%. You know, that's really fucking weird. I'm sorry. I don't know how a county gets 84.8%

you know, surrounding Philly. And gives the majority to her. I just, I can't see it happening.

But, you know, colleges, I told you about that. We know that. So

President Trump, I'm going to tell you, is going to be at 265 where Kamala hangs around in the

220 range. And this is where it happens, where we all are like, all right, Trump won.

It's like five electoral vote.

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