All right, everybody, come on in, come on in.

And here you come.

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I see you coming in now.

Thank you.

Thank you for joining us.

It's Joe and Edwin time.

A little lady in a usual today, but here we are.

Joe's in Ohio, a state that matters, a state that democracy has a while, but, you know,

the Great Lakes are going to be where we're going to win, and Ohio matters.

And I'm hearing cold and getting colder Chicago.

Joe, we haven't talked since the anniversary of the swearing-in of this president.

By the way, let me interrupt, my brother.

You just said something fascinating there.

Welcome, everybody. Hit those red hearts. Hit those red hearts. Welcome.

Sorry, we're an hour late today. That's my fault. You said something very interesting. I'm in Ohio,

Columbia, Ohio, to be exact, a state that matters. And that phrase has always bothered me politically.

You're right. Your state, my home state of Illinois should matter. I've never asked you, we're not going to debate this topic right now. The electoral college says bullshit. I'd get rid of it tomorrow. Okay. I didn't used to feel that way. I didn't either. Because I thought it would mean that a lot of the country was ignored, but it turns out a lot of the country is ignored

because of the electoral college.

Yeah.

A lot of the country would be ignored either way.

Yeah.

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