Hello America and welcome to the morning after the November 3rd 2020 election. Yes, it's

2020 and the election had to be as difficult as all the other experiences that we've had

in this crazy year from COVID to riots, to police shootings, to all the things that have

brought us strife and uncertainty. But one of the great things about last night, no matter

whether you felt like you wanted your loss with the vote, you have to be proud of America.

We got off our duffs and we did the one thing we knew how we could do, even in the middle

of a pandemic, we voted and we voted most likely in record numbers. It looks like 67, maybe

68% of the country turned out to vote. That's not something we've seen in modern history

in a long time and that's a hurrah for America. Right now, the races are all too very close

to call. It looks like the Democrats will keep a slim majority in the house but not have

a blue wave like Nancy Pelosi was predicting. It looks like the Senate, most likely particularly

with Susan Collins and Maine, stays in Republican hands. Susan Collins did very well in Maine

and has did President Trump in Maine Congressional District 2. So some interesting stuff there.

And then the big prize, the White House is still up in the air. It looks like the data

is trending in Joe Biden's way in these key states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania,

Arizona has been called for him. But the Trump campaign still has a lot to say. Donald

Trump doesn't go silently on anything. You could see some legal challenges and we are

seeing some legal challenges today already. And the Trump campaign has been talking pretty

steadily that they think Arizona will go into reversal and fall back into the red column.

I don't see the data there yet, but we're going to keep you up to speed on that at Just

the News.com. Check us out day and night and you'll see. So today, that's sort of where

we are. We're still trying to come to grips with some of the big races. There were upsets,

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