All right, let's go. It's Wednesday, November 6th, 2024. Hi there. It's first thing with Kevin Manow. Real quick look at all the headlines as you start your day and the show starts right now.

And we always start with the top story. As of the time I'm recording this, it is projected that Donald Trump will reclaim the White House.

Boats are still being counted and there are still plenty of races that have not yet been

determined. But right now, according to the top outlets, Trump has 266 electoral votes,

while Vice President Harris has 219. Again, 270. That's what's needed to lock it in. So he's very close. That means it is safe to assume that Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th president. He delivered a victory speech last night. Not only that, but the Republican Party won the U.S. Senate majority as well, which will shift the power in Washington. As of now, the House of Representatives is still up for grabs.

That one could potentially take days to call.

Again, this is all very fluid.

This is the latest as of right now when I'm recording this Wednesday morning.

Assuming nothing earth-shattering happens, Trump and J.D. Vance are scheduled to be

inaugurated January 20th.

Let's go.

All right. Okay. On's go. All right, okay.

On to sports.

Before we get away from the election, I'll mention this.

The NBA had an off day yesterday.

No games across the entire league.

The reason was election day.

They wanted to encourage all Americans to get out and vote.

A handful of arenas and practice facilities were even open as polling places.

In other basketball news, Joel M. B. to the 76ers was just suspended for three games after

shoving a journalist following his team's loss on Saturday. The league said interactions between

players and the press must stay professional. And in baseball news, Shohei Otani, World Series

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