Hello and welcome to USA 2024 on the road with me James Matthews in a hotel room currently in Madalago, Florida.

Me, Martha Kalnett, here in Sky News HQ in Washington, D.C.

And me, Mark Stone, also here in Washington.

Thank you. DC. And me, Mark Stone, also here in Washington. Yeah, I'm in this hotel in Maralago because it gives us a balcony view of Maralago.

Clearly, we're staying in Florida waiting to see what he will say next.

I'm looking at the TV or was earlier on, and I saw CNN, and I thought, that's a familiar backdrop. They're clearly in the same hotel. And then I flipped over, and there's another network broadcaster in exactly the same place. So that is our life for the next four years. Four years to come, but I hear the hotel's quite posh, James. That's all right. Well, it's not like us. It's not like us. But, yeah, Eleanor, our producer, not half an hour ago, said, as we were about to edit, do you need a chair or are you happy with the Shaz Long? What was the answer? Oh, Shes Long, clearly. Well, look, we must get going because I've got to get to the White House

and you've got to eat your lobster rolls, I hear.

Trade secrets.

As the dust settles from Donald Trump's historic victory, both sides

starting to think about what comes next.

For Trump and his team, they'll be looking ahead

to what they can achieve in four years. For Kamala Harris and the Democrats, there's likely to be

some serious soul-searching over what went so wrong in their campaign. So I suppose it's a good

moment for us to do some reflecting as well. On our last year or so when

we've been covering the campaigns, it's certainly been eventful. There were assassination

attempt. And there were giveaways. A million dollars every day from now until the election.

There were gaffs, too.

There is not a thing that comes to mind.

Eating the dogs.

They're eating the cats.

Floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now.

I think it's called Puerto Rico.

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