Well, hi, everybody. Welcome to Hot Mike. I'm your host, Bill Whittle. Went down to the hospital to tell

Mike about Donald Trump's election victory, which happened just a few minutes ago as we record this

at pretty much midnight Pacific time. We got him out of his medically induced coma. He heard the

news, reached under the table, grabbed a tumbler full of ayahuasca, and he jumped through the window.

He's outside on the hospital lawn now, and he jumped through the window. He's outside on the

hospital lawn now, and he is tripping balls. Donald Trump was just reelected,

President of the United States of America, and the emotion I'm feeling the most is not so much a happiness

or joy in his victory. The thing I'm feeling most is the system worked. Four years ago,

we all sat there when they shut down the election process of America and watched as five states decided to stop counting.

Now, I maintained there was nothing but nefarious designs behind that.

It's going to take a lot to convince me otherwise.

But I remember especially the days and weeks after we woke up the next day to find out

that what it looked like a win was actually suddenly a loss and all of the lame excuses

and all of the justifications and so on.

And like so many of you, I felt like if that country, if that election was stolen,

then they will have four years to rig the next one. We'll never see another free election

in this country again. But we did. The Republican Party handled this election so cleverly, so brilliantly.

When these early votes and the early voting and the mail-in voting came in consistently and

steadily and wore down that early voting firewall that the Democrats had held, we made it

impossible for them to cheat. And so my overwhelming

emotion is not that we want an election. I would have rather lost an election this time and lost it

fairly. If we'd time and lost it fairly.

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