What's Next For Trump And Republicans?

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🗓️ 4 November 2020

⏱️ 25 minutes

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With the election still too close to call, The Atlantic reporter McKay Coppins joins Sam with the latest on what we know about the results, what they mean for President Trump, and how much Trumpism will live on in the Republican Party.

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0:00.0	It's the day after election day, which means my first question to my guest this episode.
0:05.9	It was a simple one.
0:07.7	Have you slept?
0:08.7	I did sleep a couple hours.
0:11.0	Couple isn't just two.
0:12.0	No, let me think.
0:13.0	No, I got like a solid four.
0:14.8	So I could be doing more.
0:16.3	Oh, I'm a good two.
0:17.8	Well, listen, you're going to hate me.
0:19.5	So you slept like eight hours and did like yoga already or something.
0:24.4	I slept a little bit over six hours and I had a great run this morning and then I made
0:28.6	myself some bacon and eggs.
0:29.6	You're like the most accurate.
0:33.9	I know like lifestyle person that I know.
0:37.6	It's like I'm seemingly I don't like it.
0:43.6	You are listening to it's been a minute from NPR.
0:46.2	I'm Sam Sanders.
0:47.8	So this day after election day, a lot of us are pounding the coffee, watching the counting
0:53.2	and beginning to wonder as things shake out.
0:55.8	What everybody got right and what everybody got wrong.
0:59.0	I guess I'm surprised that the polling was so off again.
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