Hello, how are you? What's going on? What's new? How's the family? How's work? How's the country?

I'm Dave Rubin. It's November 6, 2020. We are three full days post-election and we still don't have a winner.

We'll unpack that and more on today's episode of the direct message. All right guys, a lot to talk about.

I'm not going to blood you near with stats today. I've been trying not to do that anyway,

but I'm going to try to analyze a little bit of what could possibly happen in the future

and we'll kind of go from there. I'm going to do a little bit on on some media coverage.

And then I do want to talk about one sign that that I hope most people would see as good either way,

which is that the gay vote did shift a lot. Even if you're a lefty gay, I hope that you wouldn't want

gay people to only have to vote for one party as if the entire gay community is a monolith and

must think the same way, although that's generally how they think about these things.

So we'll break down some of those numbers. I mentioned some other numbers in the last couple

days about how Trump did actually shockingly well within the Muslim community and the Latino

community and we're seeing all sorts of interesting things that have maybe changed the demographics

of the way the parties actually look at who they have to go after and how they have to go after them.

But obviously all of that is secondary to the fact that we don't know who won the election.

In case you forgot on Tuesday night, it was looking really good for Trump. And then at about

11 o'clock Pacific, suddenly all the states that seemingly were going to Trump suddenly stopped counting.

I didn't know that stopping counting was a thing. I didn't know you can't count late into the night,

but suddenly everybody stopped counting. And then in the last 48 hours or so, we're seeing sort of

recounts and they're checking ballots and in Pennsylvania, apparently your ballot does it even have

to be postmarked by the date of the election. So it could have come in after the election. That

seems a little weird. There's all these stranger regularities and one of the strengths and weaknesses

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