November 6, 2024 • 33 mins
Red landslide, now what??!!
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This is your morning show with Michael Gel Try.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
As you know, I have a list of ten commandments
in front of me that prohibit me from gloating or bragging.
Could we at least.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Get a from anchorman Adam? There we go.
Speaker 4 (00:53):
You know that's great when he gets the ratings.
Speaker 5 (00:55):
You want to you want one of the super dupers,
super dupers, at least get a super duper to start
the hour.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
See well that tomorrow. All right?
Speaker 4 (01:08):
Never mind, I said that Donald Trump would win with
three zho six without Nevada, three twelve with Nevada. It
looks like it's going to be three twelve. I didn't
think he would win the popular vote. He's going to
He's up by five million right now. Donald Trump's going
to win the popular vote vote a very decisive electoral college,
and then he's going to have either three or plus
four in the United States Senate, and we simply can't
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find a path. The magic number is still eleven for
the House, but we simply can't find a path for
the Democrats to pull that off. So the House, the Senate,
and the White House has all turned red. As Axios said, Uh,
it's a disaster. I want to just do kind of
like a quick summary and round robin, and then I
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have one profound question. David Sinati is the CEO of
the American Policy Roundtable. He presides over I voters. He
is a senior contributor. First and foremost. The polls they
don't have an answer for this. In the end, the
polls did show Donald Trump ahead of where he was
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with Hillary, ahead of where he was even greater with
Joe Biden. That proved doubt Conald Harris will underperform Joe
Biden by fifteen million votes. There's a lot of disasters
to discuss there, but the polls they don't have it right.
They haven't figured it out, and quite frankly, I don't
think they're ever going to.
Speaker 5 (02:29):
But I think the technology of digital telephones and mobile
devices have broken polling, and I don't know that it
can come back as a technology. It's just a year
after year after year after year they locked themselves in
the safest zone and then they let themselves be used
for promotional purposes. And it just if you can't chart
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who's going to show up at what kind of volume levels,
then everything that you're doing is just throwing numbers on
the wall.
Speaker 4 (03:00):
We read and I talked about this behind your back
before you joined us in the end, and I have
been saying this election after election after election, Atlas and Rasmussen,
they certainly come to the top as the most accurate
des moine, by the way, will forever be remembered. There's
getting it wrong and then there's getting it completely wrong. Turnout,
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Donald Trump will underperform himself by three million, I think
is where it'll come in. She will underperform Joe Biden
by fifteen million. But you know, kudos. The Republicans didn't
gripe about mail in voting. They embraced it and they
competed same thing for early voting. They didn't start with
a huge deficit, and then they kept the push for
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same day voting, but in the end a soft turnout
that would suggest whether it's the Muslims in Michigan who
just stayed home or those that come on kama is
just too stupid.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
You know.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
There was a lack of enthusiasm, and in the end,
a lot of people who maybe don't like Donald Trump
personally couldn't help but let go of their nose and
cast a ballot.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
I think that's kind of how it played out well.
I think in the end, the grown ups showed up.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
In the last thirty days, you saw people come to
their senses and realize we can't let this happen. And
they came from all kinds of unusual places. It was
like the end of a Tolkien adventure. I mean, people
started showing up out of the woods, and these were
people of substance. But they didn't just show up and
throw it right at check. They got themselves invested in
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the process. And because they did, they don't not just
change the White House, They've changed the Senate. And this
is going to be on top of all the other
history for someone to walk in with the House and
the Senate of the same party doesn't happen very often.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
You go the hall way back to Eisenhower, it rarely
rarely happens.
Speaker 5 (04:56):
And so because of that willingness to serve, to get
outside themselves, to show up, to go to meetings, to
do stuff, to give stuff, they.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Made an impact in the process.
Speaker 5 (05:06):
And that can happen the whole way down if the
next four years is conservatives finally saying, you know what,
this is a window of opportunity for us to go
out and outserve our opponents.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Because the people who serve the most lead the most.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
It is going to be a disastrous beginning of the
new year for the Democrats. The forty fifth president is
about to be the forty seventh president. They're going to
have a three plus control of the Senate, and it
appears as though they're going to control the House as well.
David Sanati joining us, breaking down some things I said
from the very beginning of an Israel problem. I think
that proved to be real. I said they had an
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Hispanic voting problem and a black mail voting problem. The
Hispanic is documented. I didn't think abortion was going to
pardon the pun Trump, economy and the border. And in
the end it didn't no real surprise there. I don't
think it kind of went the way I thought. But
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you know, we said if Donald Trump had any blindspot,
it was abortion. The younger voters, they weren't there for him,
the Jewish vote, Muslim vote wasn't there for Kamala Harris.
It ended up being everything we've been saying for a year. Yeah,
and it's a big, big subject.
Speaker 5 (06:19):
And it's important is that as much as we've got
to analyze it to learn from it, we've got to
remember it won't be here again.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
No two elections are alike.
Speaker 5 (06:28):
So the only question is, well the coalitions that have
come forward in essence to make sure that the mistake
didn't keep going on. Because we can make this as
simple as possible. We've got an incompetent, medically incompetent president
right now in an administration that's hidden him.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
It may be no more than.
Speaker 4 (06:46):
That Donald Trump achieved something extraordinary now, how he governs,
how he puts this cabinet together, yep, could be something
long term that is a checkmate for them. Remember what
I always say, one of these parts could be gone
by the end of the decade, how he uses RFK,
how he uses Telsea Gabbard. If he puts together a
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bipartisan coalition, he could make the Republican Party an American
Party and leave the Democrats divided, splintered and heading to failure.
A right, most profound question I can ask of the day,
and only you would know how to answer this. I
do not, and I will go to my grave believing this.
I do not think John Podesta wanted Kamala Harris to win.
I don't think Barack Obama wanted Kamala Harris to win.
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I believe they're fine with Kamala Harris losing. I think
John Podesta did not have a terrible night. Eric Holder
and the Soros family had a terrible night. Explain well.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
I think in some ways they're all together on this,
but they're major reforms of getting underneath the covers when
no one's watching and changing the way. Fay elections failed,
and so did their prosecutors fail. Their big prosecutor out
in California got bounced out overwhelmingly. There's a lot of
grown ups who showed up yesterday and who showed up
in the last thirty days and made their voices most
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loud last night. Look, people are waking up. That's that's
what's exciting. People are waking up. What an extraordinary year?
Speaker 2 (08:18):
What does it mean? And what's next?
Speaker 5 (08:20):
Yeah, I'm trying to think about what we were doing
a year and a week ago.
Speaker 4 (08:24):
Well, I gotta be honest with you, and I'm not
going to gload.
Speaker 2 (08:27):
I did not.
Speaker 4 (08:28):
I did see Joe Biden being removed. I was following
a nineteen sixty eight model and LBJ went away. I
expected RK to be more of a spoiler role. I
never saw this alliance coming with Rogan Musk, I'll throw
in Tucker and Sure and Megan Kelly along with that,
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and then the Tulsa gabber de boot. I didn't see
that alliance coming. But I did see, you know, And
I feared the assassination attempt following the model of sixty eight,
and I think they had some problems with the convention
in Chicago, but by and largely overcame him. They hit
the trouble on the streets and it didn't spill over
into the convention hall, and they put on a good
Hollywood produced show. So a lot of things didn't surprise me,
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but that alliance surprised me. The Israel problem didn't surprise me.
The divisions within their party and how to handle terrorism,
Hamas and Iran, that didn't surprise me. If I had
to say a big surprise, it would probably be that
alliance and that Donald Trump could be so harassed with
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law fare and that actually being the just right amount
of him enabling him to be tied up in court
and went a primary without even having to campaign and
never having to debate, and then with the gag order
forcing the party to unite behind him with surrogate speakers.
These are the things I'm going to point to. I
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don't know what you want to say in the final
thirty seconds. I mean, I nailed the electoral college map exact,
so I can't act like I'm surprise.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
I worried about the House.
Speaker 4 (10:02):
That'll be a big sigh of relief for me, because
I think that if they could could, if they could
get the House, they would do nothing but harassed, create
a circus, and then come with Wes Moore and Shapiro
in four years and make your party short lived. I
think that becomes very problematic. Donald Trump has the Senate
at the House and the White House. He can fix
a lot of things and shape a lot of the future.
Speaker 5 (10:24):
Source and Podessa let the process get way out of control,
and the grown ups showed up. They showed up late
in the game, but they showed up. And I think
that's a healthy way to look at America.
Speaker 3 (10:34):
This morning, this is your Morning Show with Michael del Truna.
Speaker 4 (10:40):
The electoral College should come in at three h six
or three twelve. I'm looking at Michigan trying to figure
out why they haven't called Michigan. Eighty eight percent of
the vote is in in Wayne County, so I think
that's the only thing that's holding this up. Harris has
been taking sixty three to thirty three percent of the vote,
but again down over one hundred thousand. And to think
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that there's one hundred thousand more votes in this Detroit area,
you know, with just twelve percent left. Kalamazoo's virtually all
in at ninety three percent, Grand Rapids is in at
ninety five percent, Lancing is in at ninety five percent.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
Michigan is going to go to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4 (11:20):
The same can be said for Arizona, and I believe Nevada.
I think Nevada would be called right now in a
normal world. I think maybe they're just waiting for more
people to get up to make television out of it.
I think in the end, Donald Trump ends up with
at least three hundred and six, if not three hundred
and twelve Electoral College votes. It'll also control the Senate
by three or four. We talked about this at great
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length earlier in the show, and if you miss it,
you can always check out the podcast. The Marino win
in Ohio was huge. Justice we knew, SHIHI we knew.
But the Marino win in Ohio and the margin of
victory for Trump and Ohio carried Marino over and a
good candidacy too. Don't get me wrong, but that's shock waves.
The Brown name falling after fifty years. I think Casey
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is definitely going to fall in Pennsylvania to McCormick. I
don't think Rogers and Brown will hang on in Michigan
and Nevada, but I do expect the lead in the
Senate to be three. And then, of course with Jadie Bance,
it's really four. Now you're Collins and Markowski proof the house.
The magic number is at eleven. Red's been tracking that
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throughout the morning. We just don't see a pathway for
the Democrats. It was a big worry of mine, but
I think Donald Trump is going to take office. With
control of the House and the Senate, they can get
a lot of things done. Ken of your morning show
without your voice. Let's do the talkbacks first. Let's start
with Scott and Nashville.
Speaker 6 (12:47):
Nobody said anything about Camilla not even addressing her supporters
at Howard University last night. They all stood out until
one am waiting for her to address her supporters. She
didn't even do that, and Fox News was reporting that
she may have called Trump and conceited, but that was
never confirmed nor denied.
Speaker 4 (13:09):
So yeah, good point, Scott. She pulled a Beyonce. She
had them all there and then no concert. It shows
that they care more about themselves than the people that
they were supposedly serving and working for. Next time I
think is Gary and Phoenix k f Yi.
Speaker 7 (13:27):
Hey, I think that the reason why she didn't make
a speech was because she didn't have a losing speech prepared.
She probably thought she was going to win and so
her side hadn't even thought of losing speech.
Speaker 2 (13:40):
But you know she can't read.
Speaker 7 (13:41):
From anything else, and that she hasn't written down completely
or with a teleprompter. So that's the reason why I
think she has competed yet because the speech had not
yet been written.
Speaker 4 (13:50):
Yeah, I mean that's just a technicality. I guarantee you
that both Camp Trump and Camp camp Harris both had
concession and victory speech is planned. I hold my breath
in that. This is very classic Sololenski. But whatever, the
far left is accusing someone of their planning. If they're
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saying someone won't leave office, it's because they may be
planning not to leave office. If they say someone's going
to create an insurrection, it's because they plan a you know,
if somebody's got a hit list, it's because they have
a hit list. I'm just holding my breath because I
don't know if they have some shenanigan in play. I
can tell you in the shadow campaign the plan was insurrection,
and they had primed you with Black Lives Matter and
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in TIFA and calling it good trouble. But they were
shocked when Biden won and they had to scramble to
call off insurrection. So I hope it's not a shenanigan.
I hope it's just a formality. It was classless to
do to her supporters that were dancing and partying all
night and waited till one and did not even come
out and thank them for their support, even if it
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was to say, we're going to let these last states
play out. But I mean, she's clearly lost. She clearly
needs to concede, and we all wait to see if
they will be as gracious in defeat as they called
on Republicans to be when they presumed the Republicans were
going to lose.
Speaker 2 (15:09):
Let's hope it's not or worse.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
Remember we were talking about the assassination and we said, oh,
this was really bad planning, this was really bad communication
or worse. This is either really classless or worse. Let's
hope it's not Shenanigans that we're waiting for. This may
be the caller of the year, let alone the caller
of the day today. Hollo whl o acron we go.
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And Colleen, she is the caller of the day.
Speaker 8 (15:38):
Hello, This is Colleen from tamaj Ohio, and I am
really looking forward to being unburdened by what had been
great night.
Speaker 4 (15:46):
For us all classic classic line Bill wrote, correct me
if I'm wrong, But didn't John Decker say that he
has covered the loser in last two elections, and now
make that three. Yes, he also had had Kamala Harris
projected to win, So thank goodness he was wrong on that,
and thank goodness for the omen of whoever he covers
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on election night always goes on to lose.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Hey, I'm Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton, and my morning
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go back to the drawing board now. They got a
great game changer in Wes Moore, so don't rule them
out in four years. And how Donald Trump succeeds in
governing and making America great again?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
To set up up.
Speaker 4 (17:00):
Jd Vance is going to be key because they've got
a game changing candidate. But this could not. I don't
think they care that Harris lost. I think they care
they lost the house, and I think they've got a
lot of rebuilding to do. Can't have your morning show
without your voice, Aaron Rayel in a moment. But first
things first. Uh, let's do the talkbacks. And every time
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we go to the loo, you're starting to You're starting
to concern me. Saint Louis. There's a little too patriotic.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
Partying going on. You know, it didn't survise me.
Speaker 9 (17:31):
Just like the last four years.
Speaker 10 (17:34):
When something important happens.
Speaker 8 (17:36):
Tom has nowhere to be found, with nothing to say.
Speaker 7 (17:39):
I'm going up.
Speaker 9 (17:40):
Bed just like her predecessor, sreepy Joe Biden.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
I could move to Saint Louis. I'm telling you there's
a side of me they could move there. Wait, Aaron,
before you start, Uh, your biggest fan has apparently checked
in big job the booky at the your morning show sports.
Speaker 10 (18:02):
Book once again, Aaron real one right. Pre market up
twelve hundred points. Donald Trump's gonna drill, baby drill. It'll
knock down gas prices, consumer prices, interest rates bookking.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
He likes you eron you look him too?
Speaker 8 (18:23):
Is he from New York? He feels like he oh
what dope experience?
Speaker 2 (18:26):
What do you think?
Speaker 4 (18:27):
Let me tell you that's a that's a real listener
that ought to be on payroll. He's such a great character.
But he liked me steady throughout the entire year.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Called it.
Speaker 4 (18:36):
You know, in the end, poles still don't have it
figured out. But the betting odds did didn't think they're
a big winner. All right, Donald Trump's media stock it's
also a big winner, right.
Speaker 8 (18:45):
Sure, is a fifty percent If you look at a
year today.
Speaker 2 (18:48):
It's from ninety percent DJT.
Speaker 8 (18:51):
That is the ticker symbol for Trump Media and Technology Group,
owner of Truth Social going in the morning, it's actually
like shockingly.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Down a little.
Speaker 8 (18:59):
This thing is this makes game stop look stable like
it is the ultimate meme stock. It is not tied
to the fundamentals of the company. That doesn't mean people
won't make money from it, but it's just yeah, have
a strong stomach if you want to play with that.
Speaker 2 (19:13):
Well.
Speaker 4 (19:14):
Elon Musk would tell you that the biggest winner is
freedom of speech. And it really was at stake and
it survives. It's a big difference too. In the shadow campaign,
they controlled the narrative of the mainstream media, but things
have moved on and America's far more digital and a
far more podcast world. In the end, Joe Rogan was
more valuable than all the networks put together. The future though,
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of Elon Musk and a future you and I have
talked about several times. If they parlay this in the
death of journalism and to maybe even not a network
news organization but a digital news organization, this stock may
be onto something. Otherwise, it's the same space all x
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already occupies and will be headed from a Trump era
to a post Trump era. I don't I don't get
I don't get this one.
Speaker 8 (20:06):
As you know, Yeah, listen, unless Devin nuna Is, I
think they're going to have to replace he's like running
that company. And if the fundamentals are all wrong, I
don't know what they were waiting for. I don't know
if anymore, I don't know what it is. But yes,
you're right, if they can make it, make it an
actual company, yeah.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
Then that works.
Speaker 8 (20:21):
But legacy media is almost dead or very much dying,
and there needs to be some changes. And I don't
know what does look like or how they play out,
even though this is our space. I think that honesty,
authenticity always work, you know what.
Speaker 4 (20:37):
I love.
Speaker 8 (20:38):
Like we were talking about the predictive markets versus the polls.
One of the things Trump said on Joe Rogan which
I felt like, he's like, I'm going to get in
trouble for saying this, which means, you know, he wants
everyone to talk about it. He was like, I think
that the polsters take your money and don't conduct poles.
And it's such a basic thing to say, but at
some point you're like, wait, that might be true. It
might be like totally true, because how.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
Can they be so profoundly wrong.
Speaker 8 (21:04):
They Number one, they don't work, So it doesn't matter
if they do or don't do that. Don't listen to
them because they don't work anymore.
Speaker 2 (21:09):
So what do you have to look at?
Speaker 8 (21:10):
And by the way, predictive markets shouldn't be your benchmark
because predictive markets, it's people trying to make money. So like,
if there's a contract that went up, they'll start selling
our doorsorty or whatever they want to do in order
to take the margin. But that has nothing to do
with the actual prediction that the outcoman has to do
with making money, so they're not as so that by
their very nature they're flawed in that sense, like they're
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not designed to tell you who's going to be there.
They're designed to make profit for the contract holder. So
it's like, yes, they're obviously tied to it.
Speaker 4 (21:40):
And by the way, and by the way, for those
that bought derivatives, you don't get paid until things are
certified real quickly. We were asking yesterday what would the
effect be on the market based on the outcome.
Speaker 2 (21:50):
We now have the answer for that.
Speaker 4 (21:52):
We don't know if it's just certainty in general, but
a definite futures market bump with the Donald trumph.
Speaker 8 (21:59):
Yeah, and this is important, you know, going back to
the eighties CNBC crunch the data and markets, they tend
to gain between election day and New Year's However, however,
in the week after the vote, they fall. So I'm
really keen to see what happens wrong. And by the way,
by the way, Michael, that meets today.
Speaker 2 (22:17):
Yeah, a little thing like that.
Speaker 8 (22:19):
And will Jerome Pow'll keep his job? That's another big one.
How how fast is do they put a new bed chair?
Speaker 2 (22:25):
Is it dubbish? Is it?
Speaker 8 (22:26):
Is it hawkish? There's so many new fun questions.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
Well, I knew, I.
Speaker 4 (22:30):
Knew Donald Trump would win by over three hundred and
I'm going to be right. And I said a quarter
point reduction, not a half. Maybe I'll be wrong about
that and it'll be a half. But we'll talk about
a quarter. Yeah's good quarter.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
Yeah, we'll talk about that from our.
Speaker 4 (22:42):
Great reporting today. Aaron, you got a fan in our
in our bookie big jump. Hey, let's get in Republican
Chris Walker. I'm sure in a wonderful mood this morning.
Obviously you're very relieved the map went the way I
said it would. It's a decisive win. I think they
may even build on the Senate lead. I said it
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would be plus three. I think it may end up
plus four plus J D. Bands and I just don't
see a pathway for the Democrats in the House. So
what does it mean? It's put up or shut up time.
It's time to live everything you've been promoting, Michael. Yeah,
because the Republicans are going to have control of everything.
Speaker 9 (23:21):
You know, we'll see about the House. I think the
House is still you know, that's that's that's the only
real outstanding issue, and that was going to be that
was the hardest turtle, and a lot of I mean,
obviously all of them are hard, but you know, very
very good night for Republicans overall. I mean, in for America,
as I would say, you know, kind of a return
to some simblt of normalcy, some sense of of kind
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of uh, you know, consistency in terms of monetary policy.
I thought the report.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
Earlier was very good.
Speaker 9 (23:50):
I mean, you know, we we have a lot of
work to do to get inflation under control and get
job and wages back up where they need to be.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
And so that's that.
Speaker 9 (23:58):
These are all things that I think Trump campaign is Donald.
Speaker 4 (24:03):
I'm gonna cutch the chicks. We only have like two
and a half minutes, but cutting to the chicks. Is
this a Donald Trump victory or should the Republicans be
excited it's a victory for them.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
I would say the former, not the latter. Oh.
Speaker 9 (24:15):
I mean, it's a Donald Trump victory in the sense
that he overperformed.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
All almost every metric they needed.
Speaker 9 (24:19):
In twenty twenty and brought in Senate seats and House
seats that people do not like take were winnable.
Speaker 2 (24:24):
I mean this.
Speaker 9 (24:25):
This is a cottail election for Donald Trump. It's a
big victory for him. It's a big you know, mandate
frankly for you know, his way of looking at stuff.
I mean, it's huge him.
Speaker 4 (24:35):
So how he leads goes a long way to the
future of the Republican Party. All right, now, pretend you're
a Democrat. You're you're a Democrat. I don't think this
is a bad day for Podesta. I don't think he
wanted Harris to win. I think it's a really bad
day for Holder and for Soros. All the issues that
were lost, all the games that they were they were
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setting up that were lost. But for the future of
the Democrat Party, what might they be doing in post
mortem to respond to this?
Speaker 9 (25:04):
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, they're gonna have to
look in the mirror and just you know, seated themselves
that the wokeness that they were pushing for the last
decade has finally, thankfully thought and people have woken up to,
you know, the garbage that has been thrown our way
for the last ten years in terms of the leftward rush,
in terms of public policy. So trying to run on abortion, Yeah,
(25:30):
you know, people don't you know trying to going so
far far left run on abortion and having people celebrate
the issue as a as a way it's it's a
tragedy instead you know of kind of trying to like
staple it on as like the virtue. It's it's not.
And so I think kind of reassessing on that would
would be a good thing for them and for America
(25:50):
at the same time.
Speaker 4 (25:51):
Uh, if you had to rank them, I would think
the economy, well, I mean everything, it's all of the above,
the bait and switch field and not including their voters
in choosing who would replace Joe Biden that failed, trying
to hide her and played in sight that failed, The
whole lawfare really failed. I mean, it's enormous failures across
(26:12):
the board. And then the alliance that was built, and
then the not embracing of digital and podcasting and playing
an old model of mainstream media television. There's there's They
got a lot to sit down and discuss. They didn't
just lose, they lost every aspect.
Speaker 9 (26:30):
Well, we talked about this on Monday, Michael, and I
think it's it's relevant. You know, evil on must find Twitter.
This is the first election you know where that where
that kind of came through and and and and eliminating
the filter that the mainstream media was very used to
and the Democrat Party, frankly as part of the mainstream media,
were used to having in their back pocket. And that
(26:51):
being completely upended. I think they're going to have to
really focus on the truth and on how to converse
eight people in reality and not having the filter kind
of you know, at other talking points going forward.
Speaker 4 (27:06):
When I look down and see Casey, I mean, that's
like a Kennedy losing in Massachusetts, Casey going down crazy
and Brown going down in Ohio to Marino, That's that's
Donald Trump.
Speaker 9 (27:20):
I don't know, ago a month ago, I would not have.
Speaker 2 (27:21):
Said that was possible.
Speaker 9 (27:23):
And I mean I think we even talked about it
pretty pretty vocally that that seemed like an impossible hurdle.
Speaker 4 (27:28):
And so I had plus three, I didn't have plus four.
I had Donald Trump winning three oh six or three
twelve electoral College votes, but I did not have him
winning the popular vote, and by five million.
Speaker 2 (27:39):
It's extraordinary.
Speaker 9 (27:42):
It's a huge night, huge, huge night. Lots lots to do.
And now now we pivot to you know, what is
he what does he do with the mandate that he's
been given, and you know that there's gonna be a
lot to do with transition and and really kind of
a one term Trump presidency without the political gratifications is
a very it's out saying thing.
Speaker 2 (28:01):
It is.
Speaker 9 (28:01):
If I'm a DC bureaucrowd, I'm a DC status quo person.
I'm very nervous this morning.
Speaker 2 (28:05):
Because you know, we all said Donald Trump, you're going
to changes.
Speaker 4 (28:09):
Yeah, we all said Donald Trump us to find his
two point zero as a as a candidate, and he
did in the end, and it wasn't too late. Now
he needs to find his two point zero as a
leader and in governance, and I think he might.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
From Phoenix to Tampa with Nashville, Akron and you in between,
It's Your Morning Show with Michael dil Chuneau.
Speaker 4 (28:30):
Trump is ahead with the popular vote. He's going to
win the popular vote, and it looks like it's going
to be by about five million. The electoral College is
like there's gonna be a three zero six or three
twelve win for Donald Trump. And he sweeps the Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Wisconsin corridor as he did in twenty sixteen. Underperformance, well,
(28:50):
Kamala Harrison the end will underperform Joe Biden by fifteen million.
Turnout is going to miss by about nineteen million from
twenty twenty. We'll all look at how the Republicans embraced
the mail in voting, in the early voting and to
get out to vote. We'll talk about that alliance with
Elon MUSKARFK Junior, Telsea Gabbard, the Joe Rogan, the choosing
(29:11):
of Knucklehead instead of Shapiro, and how that may have
changed things. In the end, there's really nowhere if you're
of the Blue persuasion to rest your eyes. It wasn't
a good night for marijuana, it wasn't a good night
for abortion, it wasn't a good night for rank cause
repealed and then not accepted. And the Senate will be
controlled by at least three maybe four five with JD.
Speaker 2 (29:34):
Vance.
Speaker 4 (29:35):
The findings are the findings, and now we have to
have peaceful transition and be Americans again and move on.
And whether you're Blue or Red, hopefully you're rooting for
America being all it can be in terms of security
and prosperity. Roy o'neils Heald with the results in any perspectives,
Rory the House is the only thing really it's unfinished.
Speaker 11 (29:56):
Business, right, and the more and more numbers but make
it look like the Republicans will retain control in the House.
Keep that in pencil with an eraser, handy. But that's
at least the way the trend is going as we speak.
You know, California's got several races that could be tight,
and they're voting deadlines are the ballots just have to
(30:18):
be postmarked by yesterday, so there's still some time for
them to arrive.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
But yeah, clearly a solid day. I think the Democrats.
Speaker 11 (30:25):
The only thing they can hang their hat on is
the filibuster rule that maybe that they can block some
of the Republican plans in the Senate, but otherwise it's
going to be the Republicans running DC.
Speaker 4 (30:38):
I'm looking at Michigan because I'm going to finish with
two questions, and one is I believe Nevada and Arizona
are going to go Trump Michigan and the is going
to go Trump. But holding off on Michigan, you know,
I'm looking at like in the Detroit area and Wayne County,
they're ninety four percent of the votes that I just
can't you know, there's just not that much there to find.
One hundred thousand could say the same in Kalamazoo and
(31:02):
Grand Rapids. So I'm surprised they haven't called Michigan, but
not like shocked. I just can't believe that they haven't
called Nevada yet. That one's a little shocking. Why waiting
and why hasn't Kamala conceded yet?
Speaker 11 (31:15):
I guess they're probably the final take well still before
nine am, you know, I think they're going to do
an event, probably again at Howard. I think they wanted
to stay there at that same venue, So we'll see,
you know, in nine am East Coast time, so I
think we can expect probably a noontime event by the
time they get things off the ground again for the concession.
(31:36):
We have heard from several members of Congress Democratic members
already saying and pledging that they will follow the vote
here and not contest these results on January sixth all
over again. But yeah, I think that things are still
falling into place and that Harris's concession is looming.
Speaker 2 (31:55):
Still not a peep from Joe Biden either, right.
Speaker 11 (31:58):
No, you know, he was sending, you know, making congratulatory
calls Delaware, yep, to the to the handful of Democrats
who had a good night.
Speaker 4 (32:07):
But yeah, he hasn't said anything publicly either. All right, Rory,
it's it's been a crazy year. So glad I had
you every step of the way. We'll talk again tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (32:15):
Thanks.
Speaker 4 (32:15):
My final say, you know, I want to I want
to end where I started in that local listeners know
what Noster Dell Jorno is, but for all you new
cities you don't. I have a tendency of getting beyond narratives,
getting beyond fear to see things and discern and nuance
(32:37):
what is to come. And to me, the writing was
all on the wall. So in the end, we're going
to hit this right on the head at three twelve,
and the control of the Senate right on the head.
I didn't see the popular vote coming.
Speaker 3 (32:48):
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This is your morning show with Michael Gel Try.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
As you know, I have a list of ten commandments
in front of me that prohibit me from gloating or bragging.
Could we at least.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Get a from anchorman Adam? There we go.
Speaker 4 (00:53):
You know that's great when he gets the ratings.
Speaker 5 (00:55):
You want to you want one of the super dupers,
super dupers, at least get a super duper to start
the hour.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
See well that tomorrow. All right?
Speaker 4 (01:08):
Never mind, I said that Donald Trump would win with
three zho six without Nevada, three twelve with Nevada. It
looks like it's going to be three twelve. I didn't
think he would win the popular vote. He's going to
He's up by five million right now. Donald Trump's going
to win the popular vote vote a very decisive electoral college,
and then he's going to have either three or plus
four in the United States Senate, and we simply can't
(01:29):
find a path. The magic number is still eleven for
the House, but we simply can't find a path for
the Democrats to pull that off. So the House, the Senate,
and the White House has all turned red. As Axios said, Uh,
it's a disaster. I want to just do kind of
like a quick summary and round robin, and then I
(01:51):
have one profound question. David Sinati is the CEO of
the American Policy Roundtable. He presides over I voters. He
is a senior contributor. First and foremost. The polls they
don't have an answer for this. In the end, the
polls did show Donald Trump ahead of where he was
(02:12):
with Hillary, ahead of where he was even greater with
Joe Biden. That proved doubt Conald Harris will underperform Joe
Biden by fifteen million votes. There's a lot of disasters
to discuss there, but the polls they don't have it right.
They haven't figured it out, and quite frankly, I don't
think they're ever going to.
Speaker 5 (02:29):
But I think the technology of digital telephones and mobile
devices have broken polling, and I don't know that it
can come back as a technology. It's just a year
after year after year after year they locked themselves in
the safest zone and then they let themselves be used
for promotional purposes. And it just if you can't chart
(02:53):
who's going to show up at what kind of volume levels,
then everything that you're doing is just throwing numbers on
the wall.
Speaker 4 (03:00):
We read and I talked about this behind your back
before you joined us in the end, and I have
been saying this election after election after election, Atlas and Rasmussen,
they certainly come to the top as the most accurate
des moine, by the way, will forever be remembered. There's
getting it wrong and then there's getting it completely wrong. Turnout,
(03:24):
Donald Trump will underperform himself by three million, I think
is where it'll come in. She will underperform Joe Biden
by fifteen million. But you know, kudos. The Republicans didn't
gripe about mail in voting. They embraced it and they
competed same thing for early voting. They didn't start with
a huge deficit, and then they kept the push for
(03:44):
same day voting, but in the end a soft turnout
that would suggest whether it's the Muslims in Michigan who
just stayed home or those that come on kama is
just too stupid.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
You know.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
There was a lack of enthusiasm, and in the end,
a lot of people who maybe don't like Donald Trump
personally couldn't help but let go of their nose and
cast a ballot.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
I think that's kind of how it played out well.
I think in the end, the grown ups showed up.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
In the last thirty days, you saw people come to
their senses and realize we can't let this happen. And
they came from all kinds of unusual places. It was
like the end of a Tolkien adventure. I mean, people
started showing up out of the woods, and these were
people of substance. But they didn't just show up and
throw it right at check. They got themselves invested in
(04:36):
the process. And because they did, they don't not just
change the White House, They've changed the Senate. And this
is going to be on top of all the other
history for someone to walk in with the House and
the Senate of the same party doesn't happen very often.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
You go the hall way back to Eisenhower, it rarely
rarely happens.
Speaker 5 (04:56):
And so because of that willingness to serve, to get
outside themselves, to show up, to go to meetings, to
do stuff, to give stuff, they.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Made an impact in the process.
Speaker 5 (05:06):
And that can happen the whole way down if the
next four years is conservatives finally saying, you know what,
this is a window of opportunity for us to go
out and outserve our opponents.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Because the people who serve the most lead the most.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
It is going to be a disastrous beginning of the
new year for the Democrats. The forty fifth president is
about to be the forty seventh president. They're going to
have a three plus control of the Senate, and it
appears as though they're going to control the House as well.
David Sanati joining us, breaking down some things I said
from the very beginning of an Israel problem. I think
that proved to be real. I said they had an
(05:38):
Hispanic voting problem and a black mail voting problem. The
Hispanic is documented. I didn't think abortion was going to
pardon the pun Trump, economy and the border. And in
the end it didn't no real surprise there. I don't
think it kind of went the way I thought. But
(06:00):
you know, we said if Donald Trump had any blindspot,
it was abortion. The younger voters, they weren't there for him,
the Jewish vote, Muslim vote wasn't there for Kamala Harris.
It ended up being everything we've been saying for a year. Yeah,
and it's a big, big subject.
Speaker 5 (06:19):
And it's important is that as much as we've got
to analyze it to learn from it, we've got to
remember it won't be here again.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
No two elections are alike.
Speaker 5 (06:28):
So the only question is, well the coalitions that have
come forward in essence to make sure that the mistake
didn't keep going on. Because we can make this as
simple as possible. We've got an incompetent, medically incompetent president
right now in an administration that's hidden him.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
It may be no more than.
Speaker 4 (06:46):
That Donald Trump achieved something extraordinary now, how he governs,
how he puts this cabinet together, yep, could be something
long term that is a checkmate for them. Remember what
I always say, one of these parts could be gone
by the end of the decade, how he uses RFK,
how he uses Telsea Gabbard. If he puts together a
(07:06):
bipartisan coalition, he could make the Republican Party an American
Party and leave the Democrats divided, splintered and heading to failure.
A right, most profound question I can ask of the day,
and only you would know how to answer this. I
do not, and I will go to my grave believing this.
I do not think John Podesta wanted Kamala Harris to win.
I don't think Barack Obama wanted Kamala Harris to win.
(07:29):
I believe they're fine with Kamala Harris losing. I think
John Podesta did not have a terrible night. Eric Holder
and the Soros family had a terrible night. Explain well.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
I think in some ways they're all together on this,
but they're major reforms of getting underneath the covers when
no one's watching and changing the way. Fay elections failed,
and so did their prosecutors fail. Their big prosecutor out
in California got bounced out overwhelmingly. There's a lot of
grown ups who showed up yesterday and who showed up
in the last thirty days and made their voices most
(08:05):
loud last night. Look, people are waking up. That's that's
what's exciting. People are waking up. What an extraordinary year?
Speaker 2 (08:18):
What does it mean? And what's next?
Speaker 5 (08:20):
Yeah, I'm trying to think about what we were doing
a year and a week ago.
Speaker 4 (08:24):
Well, I gotta be honest with you, and I'm not
going to gload.
Speaker 2 (08:27):
I did not.
Speaker 4 (08:28):
I did see Joe Biden being removed. I was following
a nineteen sixty eight model and LBJ went away. I
expected RK to be more of a spoiler role. I
never saw this alliance coming with Rogan Musk, I'll throw
in Tucker and Sure and Megan Kelly along with that,
(08:49):
and then the Tulsa gabber de boot. I didn't see
that alliance coming. But I did see, you know, And
I feared the assassination attempt following the model of sixty eight,
and I think they had some problems with the convention
in Chicago, but by and largely overcame him. They hit
the trouble on the streets and it didn't spill over
into the convention hall, and they put on a good
Hollywood produced show. So a lot of things didn't surprise me,
(09:11):
but that alliance surprised me. The Israel problem didn't surprise me.
The divisions within their party and how to handle terrorism,
Hamas and Iran, that didn't surprise me. If I had
to say a big surprise, it would probably be that
alliance and that Donald Trump could be so harassed with
(09:32):
law fare and that actually being the just right amount
of him enabling him to be tied up in court
and went a primary without even having to campaign and
never having to debate, and then with the gag order
forcing the party to unite behind him with surrogate speakers.
These are the things I'm going to point to. I
(09:53):
don't know what you want to say in the final
thirty seconds. I mean, I nailed the electoral college map exact,
so I can't act like I'm surprise.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
I worried about the House.
Speaker 4 (10:02):
That'll be a big sigh of relief for me, because
I think that if they could could, if they could
get the House, they would do nothing but harassed, create
a circus, and then come with Wes Moore and Shapiro
in four years and make your party short lived. I
think that becomes very problematic. Donald Trump has the Senate
at the House and the White House. He can fix
a lot of things and shape a lot of the future.
Speaker 5 (10:24):
Source and Podessa let the process get way out of control,
and the grown ups showed up. They showed up late
in the game, but they showed up. And I think
that's a healthy way to look at America.
Speaker 3 (10:34):
This morning, this is your Morning Show with Michael del Truna.
Speaker 4 (10:40):
The electoral College should come in at three h six
or three twelve. I'm looking at Michigan trying to figure
out why they haven't called Michigan. Eighty eight percent of
the vote is in in Wayne County, so I think
that's the only thing that's holding this up. Harris has
been taking sixty three to thirty three percent of the vote,
but again down over one hundred thousand. And to think
(11:04):
that there's one hundred thousand more votes in this Detroit area,
you know, with just twelve percent left. Kalamazoo's virtually all
in at ninety three percent, Grand Rapids is in at
ninety five percent, Lancing is in at ninety five percent.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
Michigan is going to go to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4 (11:20):
The same can be said for Arizona, and I believe Nevada.
I think Nevada would be called right now in a
normal world. I think maybe they're just waiting for more
people to get up to make television out of it.
I think in the end, Donald Trump ends up with
at least three hundred and six, if not three hundred
and twelve Electoral College votes. It'll also control the Senate
by three or four. We talked about this at great
(11:44):
length earlier in the show, and if you miss it,
you can always check out the podcast. The Marino win
in Ohio was huge. Justice we knew, SHIHI we knew.
But the Marino win in Ohio and the margin of
victory for Trump and Ohio carried Marino over and a
good candidacy too. Don't get me wrong, but that's shock waves.
The Brown name falling after fifty years. I think Casey
(12:06):
is definitely going to fall in Pennsylvania to McCormick. I
don't think Rogers and Brown will hang on in Michigan
and Nevada, but I do expect the lead in the
Senate to be three. And then, of course with Jadie Bance,
it's really four. Now you're Collins and Markowski proof the house.
The magic number is at eleven. Red's been tracking that
(12:29):
throughout the morning. We just don't see a pathway for
the Democrats. It was a big worry of mine, but
I think Donald Trump is going to take office. With
control of the House and the Senate, they can get
a lot of things done. Ken of your morning show
without your voice. Let's do the talkbacks first. Let's start
with Scott and Nashville.
Speaker 6 (12:47):
Nobody said anything about Camilla not even addressing her supporters
at Howard University last night. They all stood out until
one am waiting for her to address her supporters. She
didn't even do that, and Fox News was reporting that
she may have called Trump and conceited, but that was
never confirmed nor denied.
Speaker 4 (13:09):
So yeah, good point, Scott. She pulled a Beyonce. She
had them all there and then no concert. It shows
that they care more about themselves than the people that
they were supposedly serving and working for. Next time I
think is Gary and Phoenix k f Yi.
Speaker 7 (13:27):
Hey, I think that the reason why she didn't make
a speech was because she didn't have a losing speech prepared.
She probably thought she was going to win and so
her side hadn't even thought of losing speech.
Speaker 2 (13:40):
But you know she can't read.
Speaker 7 (13:41):
From anything else, and that she hasn't written down completely
or with a teleprompter. So that's the reason why I
think she has competed yet because the speech had not
yet been written.
Speaker 4 (13:50):
Yeah, I mean that's just a technicality. I guarantee you
that both Camp Trump and Camp camp Harris both had
concession and victory speech is planned. I hold my breath
in that. This is very classic Sololenski. But whatever, the
far left is accusing someone of their planning. If they're
(14:11):
saying someone won't leave office, it's because they may be
planning not to leave office. If they say someone's going
to create an insurrection, it's because they plan a you know,
if somebody's got a hit list, it's because they have
a hit list. I'm just holding my breath because I
don't know if they have some shenanigan in play. I
can tell you in the shadow campaign the plan was insurrection,
and they had primed you with Black Lives Matter and
(14:32):
in TIFA and calling it good trouble. But they were
shocked when Biden won and they had to scramble to
call off insurrection. So I hope it's not a shenanigan.
I hope it's just a formality. It was classless to
do to her supporters that were dancing and partying all
night and waited till one and did not even come
out and thank them for their support, even if it
(14:53):
was to say, we're going to let these last states
play out. But I mean, she's clearly lost. She clearly
needs to concede, and we all wait to see if
they will be as gracious in defeat as they called
on Republicans to be when they presumed the Republicans were
going to lose.
Speaker 2 (15:09):
Let's hope it's not or worse.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
Remember we were talking about the assassination and we said, oh,
this was really bad planning, this was really bad communication
or worse. This is either really classless or worse. Let's
hope it's not Shenanigans that we're waiting for. This may
be the caller of the year, let alone the caller
of the day today. Hollo whl o acron we go.
(15:35):
And Colleen, she is the caller of the day.
Speaker 8 (15:38):
Hello, This is Colleen from tamaj Ohio, and I am
really looking forward to being unburdened by what had been
great night.
Speaker 4 (15:46):
For us all classic classic line Bill wrote, correct me
if I'm wrong, But didn't John Decker say that he
has covered the loser in last two elections, and now
make that three. Yes, he also had had Kamala Harris
projected to win, So thank goodness he was wrong on that,
and thank goodness for the omen of whoever he covers
(16:07):
on election night always goes on to lose.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
Hey, I'm Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton, and my morning
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I'm Michael.
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(16:50):
go back to the drawing board now. They got a
great game changer in Wes Moore, so don't rule them
out in four years. And how Donald Trump succeeds in
governing and making America great again?
Speaker 2 (16:59):
To set up up.
Speaker 4 (17:00):
Jd Vance is going to be key because they've got
a game changing candidate. But this could not. I don't
think they care that Harris lost. I think they care
they lost the house, and I think they've got a
lot of rebuilding to do. Can't have your morning show
without your voice, Aaron Rayel in a moment. But first
things first. Uh, let's do the talkbacks. And every time
(17:20):
we go to the loo, you're starting to You're starting
to concern me. Saint Louis. There's a little too patriotic.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
Partying going on. You know, it didn't survise me.
Speaker 9 (17:31):
Just like the last four years.
Speaker 10 (17:34):
When something important happens.
Speaker 8 (17:36):
Tom has nowhere to be found, with nothing to say.
Speaker 7 (17:39):
I'm going up.
Speaker 9 (17:40):
Bed just like her predecessor, sreepy Joe Biden.
Speaker 4 (17:49):
I could move to Saint Louis. I'm telling you there's
a side of me they could move there. Wait, Aaron,
before you start, Uh, your biggest fan has apparently checked
in big job the booky at the your morning show sports.
Speaker 10 (18:02):
Book once again, Aaron real one right. Pre market up
twelve hundred points. Donald Trump's gonna drill, baby drill. It'll
knock down gas prices, consumer prices, interest rates bookking.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
He likes you eron you look him too?
Speaker 8 (18:23):
Is he from New York? He feels like he oh
what dope experience?
Speaker 2 (18:26):
What do you think?
Speaker 4 (18:27):
Let me tell you that's a that's a real listener
that ought to be on payroll. He's such a great character.
But he liked me steady throughout the entire year.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Called it.
Speaker 4 (18:36):
You know, in the end, poles still don't have it
figured out. But the betting odds did didn't think they're
a big winner. All right, Donald Trump's media stock it's
also a big winner, right.
Speaker 8 (18:45):
Sure, is a fifty percent If you look at a
year today.
Speaker 2 (18:48):
It's from ninety percent DJT.
Speaker 8 (18:51):
That is the ticker symbol for Trump Media and Technology Group,
owner of Truth Social going in the morning, it's actually
like shockingly.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Down a little.
Speaker 8 (18:59):
This thing is this makes game stop look stable like
it is the ultimate meme stock. It is not tied
to the fundamentals of the company. That doesn't mean people
won't make money from it, but it's just yeah, have
a strong stomach if you want to play with that.
Speaker 2 (19:13):
Well.
Speaker 4 (19:14):
Elon Musk would tell you that the biggest winner is
freedom of speech. And it really was at stake and
it survives. It's a big difference too. In the shadow campaign,
they controlled the narrative of the mainstream media, but things
have moved on and America's far more digital and a
far more podcast world. In the end, Joe Rogan was
more valuable than all the networks put together. The future though,
(19:36):
of Elon Musk and a future you and I have
talked about several times. If they parlay this in the
death of journalism and to maybe even not a network
news organization but a digital news organization, this stock may
be onto something. Otherwise, it's the same space all x
(19:57):
already occupies and will be headed from a Trump era
to a post Trump era. I don't I don't get
I don't get this one.
Speaker 8 (20:06):
As you know, Yeah, listen, unless Devin nuna Is, I
think they're going to have to replace he's like running
that company. And if the fundamentals are all wrong, I
don't know what they were waiting for. I don't know
if anymore, I don't know what it is. But yes,
you're right, if they can make it, make it an
actual company, yeah.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
Then that works.
Speaker 8 (20:21):
But legacy media is almost dead or very much dying,
and there needs to be some changes. And I don't
know what does look like or how they play out,
even though this is our space. I think that honesty,
authenticity always work, you know what.
Speaker 4 (20:37):
I love.
Speaker 8 (20:38):
Like we were talking about the predictive markets versus the polls.
One of the things Trump said on Joe Rogan which
I felt like, he's like, I'm going to get in
trouble for saying this, which means, you know, he wants
everyone to talk about it. He was like, I think
that the polsters take your money and don't conduct poles.
And it's such a basic thing to say, but at
some point you're like, wait, that might be true. It
might be like totally true, because how.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
Can they be so profoundly wrong.
Speaker 8 (21:04):
They Number one, they don't work, So it doesn't matter
if they do or don't do that. Don't listen to
them because they don't work anymore.
Speaker 2 (21:09):
So what do you have to look at?
Speaker 8 (21:10):
And by the way, predictive markets shouldn't be your benchmark
because predictive markets, it's people trying to make money. So like,
if there's a contract that went up, they'll start selling
our doorsorty or whatever they want to do in order
to take the margin. But that has nothing to do
with the actual prediction that the outcoman has to do
with making money, so they're not as so that by
their very nature they're flawed in that sense, like they're
(21:32):
not designed to tell you who's going to be there.
They're designed to make profit for the contract holder. So
it's like, yes, they're obviously tied to it.
Speaker 4 (21:40):
And by the way, and by the way, for those
that bought derivatives, you don't get paid until things are
certified real quickly. We were asking yesterday what would the
effect be on the market based on the outcome.
Speaker 2 (21:50):
We now have the answer for that.
Speaker 4 (21:52):
We don't know if it's just certainty in general, but
a definite futures market bump with the Donald trumph.
Speaker 8 (21:59):
Yeah, and this is important, you know, going back to
the eighties CNBC crunch the data and markets, they tend
to gain between election day and New Year's However, however,
in the week after the vote, they fall. So I'm
really keen to see what happens wrong. And by the way,
by the way, Michael, that meets today.
Speaker 2 (22:17):
Yeah, a little thing like that.
Speaker 8 (22:19):
And will Jerome Pow'll keep his job? That's another big one.
How how fast is do they put a new bed chair?
Speaker 2 (22:25):
Is it dubbish? Is it?
Speaker 8 (22:26):
Is it hawkish? There's so many new fun questions.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
Well, I knew, I.
Speaker 4 (22:30):
Knew Donald Trump would win by over three hundred and
I'm going to be right. And I said a quarter
point reduction, not a half. Maybe I'll be wrong about
that and it'll be a half. But we'll talk about
a quarter. Yeah's good quarter.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
Yeah, we'll talk about that from our.
Speaker 4 (22:42):
Great reporting today. Aaron, you got a fan in our
in our bookie big jump. Hey, let's get in Republican
Chris Walker. I'm sure in a wonderful mood this morning.
Obviously you're very relieved the map went the way I
said it would. It's a decisive win. I think they
may even build on the Senate lead. I said it
(23:03):
would be plus three. I think it may end up
plus four plus J D. Bands and I just don't
see a pathway for the Democrats in the House. So
what does it mean? It's put up or shut up time.
It's time to live everything you've been promoting, Michael. Yeah,
because the Republicans are going to have control of everything.
Speaker 9 (23:21):
You know, we'll see about the House. I think the
House is still you know, that's that's that's the only
real outstanding issue, and that was going to be that
was the hardest turtle, and a lot of I mean,
obviously all of them are hard, but you know, very
very good night for Republicans overall. I mean, in for America,
as I would say, you know, kind of a return
to some simblt of normalcy, some sense of of kind
(23:46):
of uh, you know, consistency in terms of monetary policy.
I thought the report.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
Earlier was very good.
Speaker 9 (23:50):
I mean, you know, we we have a lot of
work to do to get inflation under control and get
job and wages back up where they need to be.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
And so that's that.
Speaker 9 (23:58):
These are all things that I think Trump campaign is Donald.
Speaker 4 (24:03):
I'm gonna cutch the chicks. We only have like two
and a half minutes, but cutting to the chicks. Is
this a Donald Trump victory or should the Republicans be
excited it's a victory for them.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
I would say the former, not the latter. Oh.
Speaker 9 (24:15):
I mean, it's a Donald Trump victory in the sense
that he overperformed.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
All almost every metric they needed.
Speaker 9 (24:19):
In twenty twenty and brought in Senate seats and House
seats that people do not like take were winnable.
Speaker 2 (24:24):
I mean this.
Speaker 9 (24:25):
This is a cottail election for Donald Trump. It's a
big victory for him. It's a big you know, mandate
frankly for you know, his way of looking at stuff.
I mean, it's huge him.
Speaker 4 (24:35):
So how he leads goes a long way to the
future of the Republican Party. All right, now, pretend you're
a Democrat. You're you're a Democrat. I don't think this
is a bad day for Podesta. I don't think he
wanted Harris to win. I think it's a really bad
day for Holder and for Soros. All the issues that
were lost, all the games that they were they were
(24:56):
setting up that were lost. But for the future of
the Democrat Party, what might they be doing in post
mortem to respond to this?
Speaker 9 (25:04):
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, they're gonna have to
look in the mirror and just you know, seated themselves
that the wokeness that they were pushing for the last
decade has finally, thankfully thought and people have woken up to,
you know, the garbage that has been thrown our way
for the last ten years in terms of the leftward rush,
in terms of public policy. So trying to run on abortion, Yeah,
(25:30):
you know, people don't you know trying to going so
far far left run on abortion and having people celebrate
the issue as a as a way it's it's a
tragedy instead you know of kind of trying to like
staple it on as like the virtue. It's it's not.
And so I think kind of reassessing on that would
would be a good thing for them and for America
(25:50):
at the same time.
Speaker 4 (25:51):
Uh, if you had to rank them, I would think
the economy, well, I mean everything, it's all of the above,
the bait and switch field and not including their voters
in choosing who would replace Joe Biden that failed, trying
to hide her and played in sight that failed, The
whole lawfare really failed. I mean, it's enormous failures across
(26:12):
the board. And then the alliance that was built, and
then the not embracing of digital and podcasting and playing
an old model of mainstream media television. There's there's They
got a lot to sit down and discuss. They didn't
just lose, they lost every aspect.
Speaker 9 (26:30):
Well, we talked about this on Monday, Michael, and I
think it's it's relevant. You know, evil on must find Twitter.
This is the first election you know where that where
that kind of came through and and and and eliminating
the filter that the mainstream media was very used to
and the Democrat Party, frankly as part of the mainstream media,
were used to having in their back pocket. And that
(26:51):
being completely upended. I think they're going to have to
really focus on the truth and on how to converse
eight people in reality and not having the filter kind
of you know, at other talking points going forward.
Speaker 4 (27:06):
When I look down and see Casey, I mean, that's
like a Kennedy losing in Massachusetts, Casey going down crazy
and Brown going down in Ohio to Marino, That's that's
Donald Trump.
Speaker 9 (27:20):
I don't know, ago a month ago, I would not have.
Speaker 2 (27:21):
Said that was possible.
Speaker 9 (27:23):
And I mean I think we even talked about it
pretty pretty vocally that that seemed like an impossible hurdle.
Speaker 4 (27:28):
And so I had plus three, I didn't have plus four.
I had Donald Trump winning three oh six or three
twelve electoral College votes, but I did not have him
winning the popular vote, and by five million.
Speaker 2 (27:39):
It's extraordinary.
Speaker 9 (27:42):
It's a huge night, huge, huge night. Lots lots to do.
And now now we pivot to you know, what is
he what does he do with the mandate that he's
been given, and you know that there's gonna be a
lot to do with transition and and really kind of
a one term Trump presidency without the political gratifications is
a very it's out saying thing.
Speaker 2 (28:01):
It is.
Speaker 9 (28:01):
If I'm a DC bureaucrowd, I'm a DC status quo person.
I'm very nervous this morning.
Speaker 2 (28:05):
Because you know, we all said Donald Trump, you're going
to changes.
Speaker 4 (28:09):
Yeah, we all said Donald Trump us to find his
two point zero as a as a candidate, and he
did in the end, and it wasn't too late. Now
he needs to find his two point zero as a
leader and in governance, and I think he might.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
From Phoenix to Tampa with Nashville, Akron and you in between,
It's Your Morning Show with Michael dil Chuneau.
Speaker 4 (28:30):
Trump is ahead with the popular vote. He's going to
win the popular vote, and it looks like it's going
to be by about five million. The electoral College is
like there's gonna be a three zero six or three
twelve win for Donald Trump. And he sweeps the Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Wisconsin corridor as he did in twenty sixteen. Underperformance, well,
(28:50):
Kamala Harrison the end will underperform Joe Biden by fifteen million.
Turnout is going to miss by about nineteen million from
twenty twenty. We'll all look at how the Republicans embraced
the mail in voting, in the early voting and to
get out to vote. We'll talk about that alliance with
Elon MUSKARFK Junior, Telsea Gabbard, the Joe Rogan, the choosing
(29:11):
of Knucklehead instead of Shapiro, and how that may have
changed things. In the end, there's really nowhere if you're
of the Blue persuasion to rest your eyes. It wasn't
a good night for marijuana, it wasn't a good night
for abortion, it wasn't a good night for rank cause
repealed and then not accepted. And the Senate will be
controlled by at least three maybe four five with JD.
Speaker 2 (29:34):
Vance.
Speaker 4 (29:35):
The findings are the findings, and now we have to
have peaceful transition and be Americans again and move on.
And whether you're Blue or Red, hopefully you're rooting for
America being all it can be in terms of security
and prosperity. Roy o'neils Heald with the results in any perspectives,
Rory the House is the only thing really it's unfinished.
Speaker 11 (29:56):
Business, right, and the more and more numbers but make
it look like the Republicans will retain control in the House.
Keep that in pencil with an eraser, handy. But that's
at least the way the trend is going as we speak.
You know, California's got several races that could be tight,
and they're voting deadlines are the ballots just have to
(30:18):
be postmarked by yesterday, so there's still some time for
them to arrive.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
But yeah, clearly a solid day. I think the Democrats.
Speaker 11 (30:25):
The only thing they can hang their hat on is
the filibuster rule that maybe that they can block some
of the Republican plans in the Senate, but otherwise it's
going to be the Republicans running DC.
Speaker 4 (30:38):
I'm looking at Michigan because I'm going to finish with
two questions, and one is I believe Nevada and Arizona
are going to go Trump Michigan and the is going
to go Trump. But holding off on Michigan, you know,
I'm looking at like in the Detroit area and Wayne County,
they're ninety four percent of the votes that I just
can't you know, there's just not that much there to find.
One hundred thousand could say the same in Kalamazoo and
(31:02):
Grand Rapids. So I'm surprised they haven't called Michigan, but
not like shocked. I just can't believe that they haven't
called Nevada yet. That one's a little shocking. Why waiting
and why hasn't Kamala conceded yet?
Speaker 11 (31:15):
I guess they're probably the final take well still before
nine am, you know, I think they're going to do
an event, probably again at Howard. I think they wanted
to stay there at that same venue, So we'll see,
you know, in nine am East Coast time, so I
think we can expect probably a noontime event by the
time they get things off the ground again for the concession.
(31:36):
We have heard from several members of Congress Democratic members
already saying and pledging that they will follow the vote
here and not contest these results on January sixth all
over again. But yeah, I think that things are still
falling into place and that Harris's concession is looming.
Speaker 2 (31:55):
Still not a peep from Joe Biden either, right.
Speaker 11 (31:58):
No, you know, he was sending, you know, making congratulatory
calls Delaware, yep, to the to the handful of Democrats
who had a good night.
Speaker 4 (32:07):
But yeah, he hasn't said anything publicly either. All right, Rory,
it's it's been a crazy year. So glad I had
you every step of the way. We'll talk again tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (32:15):
Thanks.
Speaker 4 (32:15):
My final say, you know, I want to I want
to end where I started in that local listeners know
what Noster Dell Jorno is, but for all you new
cities you don't. I have a tendency of getting beyond narratives,
getting beyond fear to see things and discern and nuance
(32:37):
what is to come. And to me, the writing was
all on the wall. So in the end, we're going
to hit this right on the head at three twelve,
and the control of the Senate right on the head.
I didn't see the popular vote coming.
Speaker 3 (32:48):
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with Michael Hill.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
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