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00:00Wow. Wow. I mean, I can't I can't even get to the House thing because we kind of all saw
00:06that coming.
00:07But the fact that Annie Andrews, Dr. Annie Andrews, is going to be the next senator from South Carolina gives
00:13an indication, really, of how the rest of this night is going to go.
00:16And it's a blue nami. Trump ran around the country saying, vote as if I'm on the ballot.
00:23And that's exactly what happened. His approval rating is in the toilet.
00:26People voted for him last time around because they gave Democrats a shot to four years went by and nothing
00:32changed in a way that was positive for their lives.
00:35Well, look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it. There's a political science term for what's happening.
00:40It's called a country whoop it. That's what's happening right now across the board.
00:44Kentucky. I think the modern term, Scott, is BTA.
00:47I think we've all been waiting for kind of the cruelty and the cynicism, the fever of it to break.
00:52You know, you keep saying like this is going to break the fever. This is so awful.
00:56You know, this is so misogynistic or whatever it may be. And I feel like it may be breaking.
01:02Democrats, based on what we're seeing tonight, they're going to have not only an enormous amount of votes within their
01:08own party,
01:09but I suspect they're also going to have support from other Republicans in both chambers, given what we're seeing tonight.
01:14It almost seems like we're getting the reaction from them on who's to blame.
01:18You're already kind of pointing the finger in the blame game, basically saying that the quality candidate quality matters.
01:24And President Trump did a better job promoting many of the candidates on the ballot than the candidates did themselves.
01:31Going into 2028, President Trump is entering what will likely most certainly be now a lame duck period.
01:38And so you will have Republicans that are a little more aggressive in their opposition.
01:44Midterms are very, very predictable. And the more dominant a personality that a president is, the more dramatic a loss
01:53will be in a midterm.
01:53Can I be happy right now for my party? I don't want to talk about Donald Trump anymore.
01:58Listen, we have, we have the first gay man in the Senate, Chris Pappas from New Hampshire.
02:11We got a black female senator for the first time out of Illinois, Julianna Stratton.
02:15We got three black governors serving at the same time in America.
02:20We got, we're going to have a black speaker house. I'm happy. Donald Trump is miserable and I'm happy tonight.
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