The election is over, but there are still a lot of votes to be counted in the presidential race. And Joe Biden is preemptively declaring victory. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is getting the votes he needs to reclaim Arizona, and it's not bad for him considering the fact that he's not even close to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the election. Ben Shapiro breaks down all of that and much more on today's Daily Wire. Today's show is sponsored by Express VPN. Protect your data from prying eyes at ExpressVPN.co/ProtectYourData and spread the word to your friends and family about what's going on in the world around you. Protect yourself, too! Shout out to ExpressVPN for making sure your data is safe and secure. We ve been using ExpressVPN since 2017, and since then, we do not waste our time. We re not wasting our time with ads, we re making it easier for you to do your research and keep up with the facts and figures you need to know about what s going on around the world. If you re looking for a secure and secure way to access all of the latest technology, you ll have to go to ExpressVpn.com/DailyWire to get access to all the latest election updates, every day, every chance you get, every second of the day, wherever you get a new episode of the Daily Wire is on your favorite streaming service. You ll get the latest and the most up-to-date election update, every five minutes. Subscribe to Daily Wire for the world s biggest breaking news and everything else you need, anywhere you can get it, anywhere else you re gonna get it. Daily Wire listening to the latest in the past 24/everywhere else, you re not even better than that s going to get it on the internet, no matter where you re listening to it, no more, no less, no longer is it s gonna be it s a good place to be it, right there, no s a fact-checking it s not on the most authentic source of it s-tweeted anywhere else is gonna be more than that, right here s-couch or you re-up to it s=1st and more s-coppin' and more fact-checked anywhere else, right sis, no f-cuffing it, real-time real-cuz you'll get it like that s-s-cuzzing with it
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00:00:25.000Slash Ben, we're going to get to all of the news in just one second, because believe it or not, it is now Thursday and the presidential race is still not over.
00:00:31.000There's still ballots to be counted in Arizona.
00:00:33.000There's still ballots to be counted in Pennsylvania.
00:00:36.000Some of the networks have called Wisconsin and Michigan in favor of Joe Biden, which means that the entire election really does come down to those two states, although we are still waiting on Nevada as well.
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00:02:05.000Okay, so Joe Biden is basically preemptively declaring victory.
00:02:09.000He's not saying that he definitely everybody saying, yeah, we're gonna win.
00:02:12.000So here was Joe Biden yesterday walking out to the cheers, presumably of the members of the media, declaring that they were on track to win the presidential election.
00:02:22.000Now, after a long night of counting, it's clear that we're winning enough states to reach 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
00:02:34.000I'm not here to declare that we've won, but I am here to report When the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners.
00:02:44.000Okay, so, um, that is not helpful in any way, shape, or form.
00:02:47.000It's also not helpful because the fact of the matter is there are still votes to be counted in Arizona.
00:02:52.000So this morning, the Arizona Republic Reported that Trump is actually getting the share of votes he would need to reclaim Arizona.
00:03:01.000And according to the Arizona Republic, azcentral.com, as Maricopa County released the results from 140,000 more ballots on Wednesday night and Thursday morning, President Donald Trump received almost the exact share he would need to charge back to win Arizona's 11 electoral votes and potentially re-election.
00:03:15.000Trump won the batches of ballots from Maricopa County, counted Wednesday and early Thursday, by a roughly 57 to 40 margin over former Vice President Joe Biden.
00:03:22.000Those votes, likely early ballots, sent to the county on Monday and Tuesday, narrowed Biden's lead over Trump in Arizona to 68,000 votes.
00:03:29.000His lead had been more than 90,000 votes earlier on Wednesday.
00:03:32.000Paul Bentz, a Republican pollster with the consulting firm High Ground, said Trump needs to win 57.6% of the 470,000 votes the Arizona Republic estimates remain to be counted.
00:03:43.000He said that's almost exactly what he got in the first batch.
00:03:46.000The problem for Trump is he needs to replicate that performance across all of the remaining 470,000 votes left to count in the state.
00:03:51.000He needs to do it across all of Arizona's 15 diverse counties.
00:03:54.000That includes Pima, Coconino, and Santa Cruz counties.
00:03:58.000Trump needs to repeat that performance with every single batch, every single ballot, every single day, said Bent.
00:04:02.000The first step in the long journey was a successful one in Trump's tightrope walk.
00:04:09.000President Trump also needs to maintain that vote margin through different batches of ballots that include those that arrived in the mail before Election Day, early ballots dropped off at the polls on Election Day, and provisional ballots voters cast because they didn't have the right form of identification or they went to the wrong polling place.
00:04:21.000But this means that there is a pathway that is still open in Arizona, and this is giving everybody over at Fox News heartburn.
00:04:28.000And it should, give everybody over at Fox News heartburn, because you'll recall that very, very early on Tuesday night, Fox News called Arizona in favor of Joe Biden.
00:04:36.000And it really shifted the momentum of what everybody was feeling, because it came shortly after Florida had been called for Trump, and it looked like Trump was running away with Florida.
00:04:47.000There's some speculation that perhaps the call in Arizona came so early that there were a few people who were left in line.
00:04:51.000That theoretically could be a problem.
00:04:54.000But I believe the call didn't come like five minutes in.
00:04:57.000It came probably an hour and a half after Arizona actually closed the polls.
00:05:00.000An hour after Arizona closed the polls.
00:05:01.000So my guess is you're not talking about thousands and thousands of people who are left in line just to be perfectly accurate about all of this.
00:05:06.000With that said, Fox News calling it early was seen by a lot of people, including a lot of conservatives, as a sign that Fox News wants to get away from Trump just generally.
00:05:15.000And it caused an awful lot of consternation on Fox News.
00:05:17.000A Trump campaign official yesterday reamed Fox News for the early Arizona call.
00:05:22.000As this narrows, there is going to be great pressure on you guys, to be honest with you, Fox News, to rescind your call.
00:05:52.000Okay, so there's a lot of pressure on Fox News, and you can see it actually on the ground.
00:05:57.000MSNBC was reporting on a crowd yesterday outside some of the Maricopa County offices where the votes were being counted, shouting, Fox News sucks, which is not something that you normally hear from crowds of Republican voters.
00:06:41.000Probably the best clip from last night was actually Rachel Maddow.
00:06:44.000when it finally dawned on her that Trump could actually win Arizona.
00:06:46.000Because remember, the map is such that if Trump wins Arizona and he wins Pennsylvania, remember the votes are still being counted in Pennsylvania, guess who wins the election?
00:06:54.000And so this dawns on Rachel Maddow in real time as Steve Kornacki, who actually is quite good at his job, is going through the stats.
00:06:59.000And you can see Rachel Maddow almost begin to collapse in on herself.
00:07:04.000If things go this way, we are looking at something that looks very close to a tie.
00:07:09.000Yeah, and I would just say it at this point, because it's 75,000 out of 400,000 in change that are going to come in.
00:07:15.000So we're not sure it's exactly going to be 59% when all is said and done.
00:07:19.000If it ends up at 55%, I think he'll be short.
00:07:22.000If it ends up at 65%, I think there's a chance he would overtake Biden there.
00:07:27.000So we haven't really established the rate.
00:07:28.000What we've established right now is the possibility.
00:07:31.000Okay, and Rachel Maddow then starts to almost fall apart.
00:08:09.000And look, North Carolina should be called for the president, for sure.
00:08:14.000Arizona, Fox should rescind that call.
00:08:17.000Meanwhile, Nate Silver is saying the same thing.
00:08:20.000So this is not just Republican partisans like members of the Trump campaign or Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida.
00:08:25.000And he's making a good point there too, which is it took them four damned ever to call Florida on election night.
00:08:29.000I mean, it took like four hours for them to call Florida, even though we all knew within the first hour, because all of the ballots were already in and were counted very, very quickly.
00:08:37.000Florida has a very smooth, because of 2000, tabulation system.
00:08:40.000They really come out with excellent voter data very quickly.
00:08:43.000It took them forever to call that state.
00:08:44.000But Arizona, they were really quick on the trigger.
00:08:49.000I guess I'd say that Biden will win Arizona if he forced me to pick, but I sure as heck don't think the state should have been called by anyone.
00:08:53.000I think the calls that were previously made should be retracted now.
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00:10:53.000Meanwhile, President Trump has now filed lawsuits in three separate states.
00:10:56.000According to the Associated Press, President Trump's campaign filed lawsuits Wednesday in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Georgia, laying the groundwork for contesting battleground states as he slipped behind Democrat Joe Biden in the hunt for 270 electoral college votes needed to win the White House.
00:11:09.000The new filings, joining existing Republican legal challenges in Pennsylvania and Nevada, demand better access for campaign observers to locations where ballots are being processed and counted and raise absentee ballot concerns, the campaign said.
00:11:20.000However, at one Michigan location in question, the AP observed poll watchers from both sides monitoring on Wednesday.
00:11:24.000I am enjoying the AP using one example of bad things not happening to now suggest that the lawsuit is baseless.
00:11:31.000We'll find out whether the lawsuits are baseless.
00:11:33.000The Trump campaign availing itself of the courts in order to ensure that there are enough poll watchers at particular polling stations, that is perfectly within the balance of legal and perfectly within the balance of the predictable.
00:11:44.000And you would assume that all of this is going to hash out in the courts and in the end.
00:11:48.000The AP has already called Michigan for Joe Biden on Wednesday.
00:11:54.000The Trump campaign is also seeking to intervene in a Pennsylvania case at the Supreme Court that deals with whether ballots received up to three days after the election can be counted, according to deputy campaign manager Justin Clark.
00:12:04.000And that is because in the lower court order, there is a suggestion that ballots received after Election Day that were not postmarked before Election Day could still be counted, which is totally crazy.
00:12:13.000And that could mean that you're ballot packing after the election is already over.
00:12:23.000That is that is election fraud, right?
00:12:25.000If you actually vote after Election Day, Election Day is called Election Day for a reason.
00:12:29.000There is no such thing as Election Day Part 2.
00:12:32.000The Trump campaign also announced it would ask for a recount in the state of Wisconsin, a state that AP called for Biden on Wednesday afternoon.
00:12:37.000Campaign manager Bill Stepien cited irregularities in several Wisconsin counties without providing specifics.
00:12:43.000It is unlikely that a recount in Wisconsin will result in a Trump victory in Wisconsin.
00:12:48.000Scott Walker, former governor of Wisconsin, now the head of Young America's Foundation, which is an excellent organization.
00:12:52.000He says that we've had recounts in the state before.
00:12:54.000It tends to move a couple hundred votes.
00:12:59.000Biden's campaign spokesman, Andrew Bates, said legal challenges were not the behavior of a winning campaign.
00:13:04.000What makes these charades especially pathetic is that while Trump is demanding recounts in places he has already lost, he's simultaneously engaged in fruitless attempts to halt the counting of votes in other states in which he's on the road to defeat.
00:13:14.000Okay, and this has become the talking point for Democrats because in some states, you're hearing Republican voters chant, chant, count the votes like in Arizona, right?
00:13:22.000And meanwhile, over in Michigan, they're literally shouting, stop the count, right?
00:13:27.000Because they are worried about the possibility of voter irregularities.
00:13:29.000So here is some footage from protesters in Michigan shouting to stop the count.
00:13:33.000Okay, so this has been used by Democrats as an excuse to proclaim that Republicans are attempting to engage in voter suppression because you have some people chanting, stop the count in Michigan, and other people in Arizona chanting, count the vote.
00:13:56.000First of all, stop the count also happens to be, this is the best tweet of yesterday that I saw, that also happens to be a chant that was very popular around Transylvanian castles back in about 1870.
00:14:07.000But in any case, that is intellectually dishonest to suggest that because people want some vote counts stopped in Michigan and other people in Arizona want the votes to be counted, that that is an inconsistency.
00:14:20.000As Kimberly Strassel of the Wall Street Journal points out, she says, lots of folks saying incorrectly, GOP wants to both count and stop ballots at the same time.
00:14:35.000Two, Republicans calling to halt votes until GOP observers give an access to vote counting.
00:14:40.000No one is suggesting the votes not be counted, only that Republicans be allowed to witness the counting. Why not? Transparency is good. We'll raise confidence in outcome. That would be Michigan.
00:14:47.000Three, Republicans questioning states that want to count votes that contravene state law on deadlines.
00:14:53.000Left is claiming this is disenfranchisement, but why?
00:14:59.000And why should some states get extra judicially granted privileges, not others?
00:15:03.000And that would be Pennsylvania, right?
00:15:05.000So you can't treat every state as though it is the same.
00:15:07.000In Arizona, there's not a lot of accusations of voter irregularities.
00:15:09.000We'll get to a couple of accusations that turned out not to be true yesterday.
00:15:13.000In Michigan, there are accusations that poll watchers who are Republicans have been thrown out of the polling places and so are not able to monitor properly.
00:15:21.000We'll see whether there's evidence of that.
00:15:23.000And then in Pennsylvania, there are serious questions about how exactly the votes are being counted, right?
00:15:27.000Are you actually tabulating ballots that are coming in after the election day and doing so even if they were not postmarked before election day, right?
00:15:36.000So to pretend that there is some sort of inconsistency there for Republicans is to be intellectually dishonest.
00:15:43.000It's not intellectually honest to suggest that all situations, no matter how different, ought to be treated exactly the same.
00:15:50.000That's the point that Kimberly Strassel is making.
00:15:52.000Okay, so with that said, Republicans are focused very heavily on the possibility of voter irregularities deciding the election.
00:15:58.000Now, I don't think that that is the case.
00:16:00.000I do not think that voter irregularities are going to decide the election.
00:16:02.000I think that we have a bevy of systems across the country That's actually a fairly good protection against widespread nationalized voter fraud.
00:16:09.000If you had a centralized system in Washington, D.C.
00:16:12.000that was actually handled by a federal bureaucrat, that would be a lot more troublesome than having this bevy of systems all over the country.
00:16:49.000Stacey Abrams is still walking around out there in the wilderness claiming that she is the governor of Georgia because of voter suppression without any evidence.
00:17:18.000Because we should be as accurate about all of this, I think, as possible in the interest of the country, in the interest of holding clean and fair elections.
00:17:26.000The election may not be fair for other reasons.
00:17:27.000We'll get to the media's intervention in this election because, frankly to me, if you're going to talk about impacts on elections that seem unfair, just in a generalized sense, the media's intervention in this election was obviously unfair.
00:17:39.000Corporate intervention in the election is unfair.
00:17:41.000Social media intervention in the election is unfair.
00:17:43.000But the voting system itself, calling that into question, has some pretty powerless consequences.
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00:19:18.000Okay, so as I say, a lot of accusations of voter fraud.
00:19:21.000Andy McCarthy, who writes about this sort of stuff for National Review, obviously an excellent lawyer and a Trump voter as well.
00:19:28.000Andy McCarthy has a piece today about voter fraud.
00:19:32.000And I think it is worthwhile going through the piece because I think that this is relevant.
00:19:37.000He says, Pennsylvania, which I've discussed extensively over the last three weeks, is a good example.
00:19:40.000There are plenty about fraud, but we'll have to remind ourselves to ask, did it make a difference?
00:19:43.000Even if the Trump campaign has potential claims in law, they would collapse if, as a matter of fact, they would not affect the outcome of race.
00:19:49.000Pennsylvania, which I've discussed extensively over the last three weeks, is a good example.
00:19:53.000As repeatedly recounted, the state Supreme Court by fiat ordered a three-day extension of the November 3rd election day deadline for the state's receipt of mail-in votes, i.e. until close of business, November 6th.
00:20:02.000I believe this was an unconstitutional usurpation of the state legislature's power to set the rules for elections.
00:20:08.000If so, that would give the Trump campaign a basis to seek the Supreme Court's intervention.
00:20:12.000Indeed, four justices on the high court were poised to grant a stay against the state court's order in mid-October.
00:20:19.000Just last week, three of those justices induced Pennsylvania to agree to segregate the ballots received during the three-day extension, anticipating the court might review the matter on an expedited basis after Election Day.
00:20:30.000In addition, the Trump campaign could also argue there was a significant potential for vote fraud because of the presumption the Pennsylvania court imposed on its extension order.
00:20:37.000Ballots are to be deemed timely submitted, even if they lack a legible postmark or any postmark at all, proving they were mailed on or before November 3rd.
00:20:44.000Obviously, this creates the possibility ballots could be harvested and submitted post-election without postmarks, right?
00:20:49.000Pennsylvania, that lawsuit is well-founded.
00:20:52.000So, says Andy McCarthy, we have a viable legal claim and a potential for fraud in the battleground state.
00:20:56.000It was reasonably anticipated it could decide the election.
00:20:59.000Clearly, that was why a number of Supreme Court justices were inclined to intervene.
00:21:02.000And yet, all of this only matters if there are enough late-arriving ballots to change the result.
00:21:07.000Right before I appeared on Fox News on Wednesday afternoon to talk about this legal terrain, Bill Hemmer interviewed an election official from Luzerne County, northeastern Pennsylvania's most populous county, with over 320,000 people.
00:21:16.000He explained that for all the legal huffing and puffing over illegality and fraud, only about 200 ballots arrived by mail there on Wednesday.
00:21:23.000Obviously, each day we get further from November 3rd, we should expect fewer ballots, to the point where it's down to a trickle on Friday.
00:21:28.000Now, there are 67 counties in Pennsylvania, but if that is the late arrival rate in Luzerne, most counties are going to have fewer.
00:21:43.000That translates to almost 300,000 votes.
00:21:45.000Now, says Andy McCarthy, it is certainly possible the remaining 13% of the vote could break heavily for former VP Biden, and he could eke out a razor-thin win, in which case every vote might count.
00:21:54.000And then there would be a convincing legal claim.
00:21:56.000It is also equally likely that either Trump holds on and wins the state or the vote breaks so sharply for Biden that Biden wins by one or two points.
00:22:03.000In the first of those latter two scenarios, the likely illegality and potential fraud would be irrelevant.
00:22:07.000And even if Biden wins, it only matters if so many Biden ballots arrived between November 4th and 6th that they could have been the difference maker shifting the contest from Trump to Biden.
00:22:16.000And this is something to keep in mind as we move forward.
00:22:20.000Spotting an instance of voter irregularity is not evidence that the voter irregularity is so significant statistically that it would actually shift the nature of the election itself.
00:22:28.000In order, for example, for Wisconsin to have been decided by voter irregularity, you would have to assume that the 20,000 vote margin would be swamped by voter fraud.
00:22:38.000We've not seen evidence of that sort of widespread voter fraud.
00:22:56.000They have three by five printed big posters in polling locations all over the city saying to vote for Biden and Harris, which is totally illegal.
00:23:09.000And we brought one great gentleman here with us today, Jeremy, who's a poll watcher.
00:23:15.000Okay, so to clarify on that particular allegation, I think it's important that we actually go through the allegations so that we're as factual as possible about this election.
00:23:22.000can't see the counting happening. Guys, this is fraud. This is absolute fraud.
00:23:26.000Okay, so to clarify on that particular allegation, Ian, I think it's important that we actually go through the allegations so that we're as factual as possible about this election. I think that the system breeds distrust.
00:23:38.000I think that all of the systems should run like Florida does.
00:23:41.000I think that the sort of haphazard way that all these systems are run is really not particularly good.
00:23:46.000But as far as that first allegation that, for example, people are posting signs in polling places telling people to vote for Biden in violation of law, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office did investigate the allegation.
00:23:58.000They tweeted out the polling place is located in an interior room.
00:24:01.000The sign in question is further than 10 feet from that.
00:24:06.000So not a ton of evidence that that amounts to voter fraud as far as people not being able to watch because they're placed too far away.
00:24:13.000Again, lawsuits are being filed on this basis.
00:24:15.000A similar lawsuit is being filed in Michigan on that basis.
00:24:18.000So if you are staking the results of the election on lawsuits alleging voter fraud, You have to imagine that those are probably not going to be the deciding factor in the election.
00:24:28.000Either Trump wins Arizona and Pennsylvania outright.
00:24:32.000I don't think the lawsuits are going to shift around the nature of the election.
00:24:58.000What if you could just take that photo and you could email it with like one quick and easy email, and now you would get back all of the possible ways that you could frame that thing, print that thing out, put it on a beautiful piece of material.
00:26:28.000So just I'm telling everybody not to call the election because there's still outstanding votes, because there's still outstanding litigation, and I'm saying the same thing to Republicans before Republicans declare that the election has been quote-unquote stolen.
00:26:41.000Before they declare that it's a foregone conclusion that the election has been stolen.
00:27:02.000Philadelphia in particular has a history of very peculiar results.
00:27:06.000You had, in the case, 59 different precincts where Mitt Romney got precisely zero votes, which is very unlikely and curious indeed.
00:27:15.000Just six months ago, you had a Philadelphia judge who was convicted in a scheme to accept bribes as he cast fraudulent ballots.
00:27:22.000Four months ago, you had a Democrat individual who was charged for, in 2014, 2015, and in 2016, stuffing the ballot box with fraudulent ballots.
00:27:36.000Anybody who's saying that they shouldn't be on alert, why not?
00:27:39.000This is an extraordinarily close election.
00:27:40.000It's going to be decided by thousands, not hundreds of thousands of votes in places ranging from Arizona and Georgia and Pennsylvania to Wisconsin and Michigan.
00:27:47.000This is an extraordinarily, extraordinarily close election.
00:27:52.000Okay, so with that said, that means that we should actually, you know, take a solid look at the allegations that are being put out there.
00:28:01.000So, right now, there is an allegation that was put out there that people were covering up windows in Michigan.
00:28:06.000And on the face of this, this does look really suspicious, right?
00:28:08.000There are a bunch of people outside who are attempting to see what's going on inside a place where the votes are being counted, and suddenly see workers bringing over poster board to cover up the windows.
00:28:17.000Nothing quite says transparency and openness like covering up actual windows.
00:28:48.000So according to the Detroit Free Press, they say the issue was sparked when some poll challengers were not allowed into the counting area as limits had already been reached.
00:28:54.000Republicans and Democrats are each legally allowed to have 134 challengers observe the counting process.
00:29:00.000According to the Detroit News, issues flared when both parties had more than 200 challengers in the room, exceeding the limit.
00:29:05.000Republicans complained that the block on challengers entering the hall had allowed more Democrats to be present to observe the counts.
00:29:10.000They were saying, yeah, we have 134, but they've got 175 challengers who are being allowed into the room.
00:29:16.000Police stood outside the entrance of the center to prevent further challengers from entering the building to observe the tallying of results in the key swing state.
00:29:23.000Footage posted on Twitter by a Washington Post photojournalist, Solomon Georges, showed a few dozen people gathered outside the hall, a smaller portion raising their fists and chanting, stop the count.
00:29:33.000Newsweek contacted the Michigan Department of State for further details and comments.
00:29:37.000While the situation unfolded in Detroit, President Trump's re-election campaign filed a lawsuit at the Michigan Court of Claims, arguing they had not been provided with meaningful access to counting locations so they could observe the counting of the ballots.
00:29:48.000Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, who is a Trump opponent, it is worth leaving out, later dubbed the lawsuit frivolous and claimed its complaints did not have merit.
00:29:55.000Well, we will see whether that is true, because again, all of this is going to end up in litigation.
00:30:01.000The apparent Michigan Secretary of State suggests that the covering up of the windows was about people looking in and not being allowed legally in, and then trying to gather information Based on that about voters, like looking at ballots they weren't supposed to be looking at.
00:30:30.000So you're hearing a lot of rumors yesterday in Arizona that people had been told that they could fill in their ballots with Sharpie and then those ballots filled in in Sharpie were not actually processable by the machines.
00:30:42.000Here's the Arizona Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs, pointing out that all of those ballots have in fact been processed and will be processed.
00:30:48.000There is no concern about ballots being counted because of the pen that was used to mark the ballots.
00:30:57.000All of those ballots are being counted.
00:30:59.000And even if the machines can't read them for some reason, a marker bled through to the other side, we have ways to count them.
00:31:07.000There is absolutely No merit to saying that this was some conspiracy to invalidate Republican ballots.
00:31:15.000It just, there is no there there at all.
00:31:18.000Okay, it is worthy of note also that this was being live streamed, so you can actually tune in in real time and watch the ballots being counted.
00:31:25.000So there are recount provisions of Arizona law.
00:31:30.000And she says that the provisions of recounting in Arizona law, it has to be within a particular kind of margin of error.
00:31:38.000We'll see whether it is inside that margin of error.
00:31:42.000So Wolf Blitzer did ask about the Sharpie situation.
00:32:02.000There was also some rumors yesterday, people saying things like, well, look at that, there are more votes in Wisconsin than registered voters in Wisconsin.
00:32:07.000Wisconsin has same-day voter registration.
00:32:09.000So that is why you're seeing those stats.
00:32:12.000Again, worthy of myth-busting, this sort of stuff, simply so that we know exactly what the scope of voter fraud is, and the scope of potential voter fraud, and the scope of potential voter irregularity.
00:32:21.000Now, the truth is that this has been a pretty calm process.
00:32:25.000I mean, for a country that was sort of on the edge of a cataclysm, it seems like the process has been pretty calm.
00:32:31.000Many of the people who are showing up and protesting are protesting peacefully.
00:32:35.000Like, I haven't seen any violence breaking out at the polling places.
00:32:37.000I haven't seen Republicans punching people because they're so angry about what's going on or anything like that.
00:32:43.000So there was a crowd in Maricopa County literally just standing around.
00:32:45.000And there's an MSNBC reporter who's freaking out as though these people are kneeling and praying And the MSNBC reporter is like, We're all gonna die.
00:32:55.000Here was MSNBC covering, you know, people peacefully protesting by claiming that they're on the verge of breaking into, rioting, and looting.
00:33:03.000This is the same network that actually covered rioting and looting as though they were on the verge of breaking into prayer.
00:33:07.000Here was MSNBC covering a peaceful protest.
00:33:11.000Right now they're kneeling in prayer, but one of the things that we've seen is them chanting very loudly, count that vote, count that vote.
00:33:20.000And then we've got poll workers that are coming off of shift, and the poll workers have to be escorted out by armed sheriff's deputies down those stairs and into vans and taken away from here.
00:33:32.000So this is the type of scene that we're seeing.
00:33:35.000We're going to get a little bit closer here.
00:33:38.000A lot of people in the crowd are not wearing masks.
00:33:41.000Okay, so, you know, obviously this is scary, scary stuff over at MSNBC.
00:33:46.000They were also freaking out in Detroit where there were Republicans showing up at the polling places to make sure the votes were counted.
00:33:50.000And MSNBC freaked out about that as well.
00:33:53.000What we see here is essentially an increasing mob-like scene of self-proclaimed poll watchers who say that they want to get access to the building.
00:34:05.000So many of them have rushed into the building here that I'm actually talking to official Democratic Wow, I mean, look at these people.
00:34:12.000Look how dangerous they look right behind her.
00:34:13.000outside of the balloting room, which they are supposed to have access to.
00:34:18.000It's gotten to the point where we do have a police presence here that is blocking access to the building because not only have they swarmed the room, but they are now over in terms of COVID restrictions.
00:34:31.000Wow, I mean, look at these people, look how dangerous they look right behind her.
00:34:35.000I mean, doesn't that look like just a terrifying scene?
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00:36:16.000Okay, so while MSNBC was freaking out over people who are literally standing outside polling places and praying, There are actual crazy people who continue to do crazy things all over the country.
00:36:26.000Over in the West Village, a protester spit on an officer.
00:36:58.000I will say that this has not been without its amusements, this entire process.
00:37:01.000Probably the most viral moments of yesterday happened when there was a presser in Nevada and a man with a shirt reading barbecue, beer, and freedom.
00:37:09.000Invaded to shut down an announcement that votes were not going to be released yesterday.
00:37:13.000The Biden crime family is stealing the election!
00:38:04.000It is highly likely that Republicans win both runoffs in Georgia.
00:38:08.000Republicans are going to hold the seat in Montana.
00:38:10.000They're going to hold the seat in Maine, and they're going to hold the seat in North Carolina.
00:38:14.000And so even if Joe Biden is, God forbid, elected president when all of this is said and done, he's going to be facing down a Republican majority in the Senate, which is a very different presidency than Joe Biden thought he was going to be facing.
00:38:23.000In fact, Joe Biden is the first Democratic president elected since 1884 not to enter office with a Democratic majority in both the House and the Senate.
00:38:34.000You can see it in the markets, by the way.
00:38:36.000The markets are really looking good this morning.
00:38:38.000The reason they're looking good is not because they're excited about Joe Biden.
00:38:40.000in control of both the House and the Senate.
00:38:42.000And that's going to make an awful lot of difference because, and you can see it in the markets by the way, the markets are really looking good this morning.
00:38:48.000The reason they're looking good is not because they're excited about Joe Biden.
00:38:52.000It's because they're excited that Democrats didn't take over all the facets of government.
00:38:56.000The markets were afraid Elizabeth Warren was going to be secretary of the treasury.
00:38:59.000The markets were afraid Bernie Sanders was going to run policy.
00:39:02.000Mitch McConnell is the head of the Senate.
00:39:04.000So, like, that is very, very good news for the country.
00:39:07.000That gridlock is going to be good for the country.
00:39:09.000And by the way, it sets up Republicans really well for 2022.
00:39:12.000If, God forbid, Biden is the president and Mitch McConnell is the head of the Senate, he's the Senate Majority Leader, and it's not Kamala Harris who's breaking ties or something.
00:39:20.000Well, what that means is that Republicans are now set up probably to win the House in 2022 and probably to extend their Senate lead in 2022.
00:39:27.000And everybody knows it, including the Democrats, which is why you're seeing so much depression on their side of the aisle.
00:39:31.000I was reliably informed that all they cared about to restore the soul of the country was getting rid of Donald Trump.
00:39:35.000Then why are they so disappointed when it looks like they're on the verge of doing that?
00:39:39.000The answer is because it wasn't about that.
00:39:40.000It's about how much they dislike Republicans, how much they dislike conservatives.
00:39:44.000It wasn't sufficient for them to defeat Trump.
00:40:09.000Oh yeah, that only works when we talk about Democrats, of course.
00:40:12.000We'll get to more of this in just a second because, honestly, these are major victories for conservatism, these are major victories for Republicans, and they shouldn't be.
00:40:19.000They should not be ignored just because we're all still focused on what could happen in the presidential race, which remains very fraught.
00:40:25.000We'll get to more of that in just one second.
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00:41:33.000Okay, we're gonna get to much, much more because I wanna bring you a lot of good news, like all the way around the country.
00:41:38.000Good news for conservatives, And the continued reliance on a racial narrative by the Democrats that spells, frankly, future wins for Republicans coming up.
00:41:49.000First, you may have noticed that this year has been just a complete bleep show.
00:41:52.000It feels like America is coming apart and it feels like the Democratic Party is out to undermine fundamental American values.
00:41:58.000That was what was at stake in the election.
00:42:00.000I think the American public, more than anything else, reproached the 1619 Project and the wokeness of the left.
00:42:05.000And I hope that we contributed to that with my book, How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps.
00:42:10.000As we move forward in this country, it's going to be very important that particularly young people who voted in outsized numbers for Democrats.
00:42:16.000Understand exactly what is going on when people rip into the history of the United States and the philosophy of the United States.
00:42:24.000What's a good book I can recommend to a college student, a high school student, to a friend, to educate them about why America is fantastic, about why the Declaration and the Constitution are important, and why people are attacking them?
00:42:33.000My book, How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps, is that book.
00:42:36.000I think it is the single best primer available on the history, philosophy, and culture of the United States, and why there are people who want to tear those down.
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00:44:34.000But by Wednesday morning, these hopes were greatly dimmed.
00:44:36.000You can hear the despair reeking from the New York Times.
00:44:38.000Heading into Election Day, Democrats in New York had high hopes across the ballot, with three House races targeted in a national red to blue campaign.
00:44:45.000But by Wednesday morning, these hopes were greatly dimmed.
00:44:47.000You can hear the despair reeking from the New York Times. The three Democratic candidates, all women, were far behind after the initial machine count of ballots.
00:44:53.000Elsewhere in the state, two first-term Democratic congressmen, Max Rose and Anthony Brindisi, were in danger of losing their seats.
00:45:00.000Just two years earlier, they'd been hailed by their party as trailblazers who prevailed in districts traditionally held by Republicans.
00:45:05.000In the state capitol, where Democrats harbored visions of a supermajority in the state senate, the party seemed far from that goal and may even cede ground.
00:45:12.000The Republican hold on the suburbs seemed to wane in 2018, with Democrats taking seats in New York and similar suburban districts in other states.
00:45:18.000On Tuesday, the tide seemed to turn back again, reflecting the Republican success at ousting House incumbents in swing districts across the country.
00:45:25.000That trend was mirrored nationally in results from statehouses, with the lowest number of chambers slated to change hands in more than half a century.
00:45:32.000While Democrats won both legislative houses in Arizona, they lost both the House and the Senate in New Hampshire.
00:45:37.000While some Republican candidates sought to distance themselves from President Trump, whose popularity was thought to be waning, they still clung to a Trump-like law-and-order message.
00:45:44.000And it turns out, by the way, as we'll talk about in just a second, that law-and-order message is durable with minority audiences.
00:45:50.000It turns out you know who doesn't like rioting and looting?
00:45:52.000A lot of black folks who live next to people who are rioting and looting.
00:45:54.000A lot of Hispanic folks don't like illegal immigration.
00:45:58.000It turns out that you don't have to pander and pretend to pander to a racial group in order to win their votes.
00:46:04.000It turns out that people act as individuals and in their own best interest, and they can assess their own best interest as individuals.
00:46:10.000And that is what Republicans found out the last couple nights.
00:46:15.000According to the New York Times, They tied Democratic candidates to defunding the police and progressive radicalism in the party, a strategy that seemed to work in many parts of the nation as Republicans sought to maintain control of the Senate and claw back some House seats.
00:46:27.000It definitely worked in South Florida, where Cuban population, the Venezuelan population, they voted in outsized numbers for President Trump because they don't like socialism and they don't like what the Democratic Party is preaching.
00:46:39.000Max Rose was targeted in a series of attack ads from the Congressional Leadership Fund that featured a group of men in police union shirts criticizing him for marching with demonstrators calling to defund police departments.
00:46:49.000Similar strategies were employed by the Trump campaign and Republicans across the country.
00:46:52.000Democrats were initially slow to push back, a reluctance that some Democratic lawmakers and strategists warned would backfire.
00:46:59.000So, Republicans are starting to win back those suburban districts that the Democrats thought were permanently lost to them.
00:47:06.000Meanwhile, according to Politico, a decade of power, statehouse wins position GOP to dominate redistricting.
00:47:14.000Here's something else Republicans can be happy about Tuesday.
00:47:16.000Okay, this is actually huge news, because I was deeply worried about this.
00:47:20.000A bad election cycle, to have a bad election cycle is anyone ending in zero.
00:47:24.000Because every 10 years, That is a census year, okay?
00:47:29.000And the census is when redistricting is done.
00:47:31.000And when redistricting is done, that is a real problem if you have the opposite party doing those district drawings.
00:47:37.000An abysmal showing by Democrats in state legislative races on Tuesday not only denied them victories in Sunbelt and Rust Belt states that would have positioned them to advance their policy agenda, it also put the party at a disadvantage ahead of the redistricting that will determine the balance of power for the next decade.
00:47:50.000The results could domino through politics in America, helping the GOP draw favorable congressional and state legislative maps by ensuring Democrats remain the minority part in key state legislatures.
00:47:59.000Ultimately, it could mean more Republicans in Washington and in state capitals.
00:48:03.000By Wednesday night, Democrats had not flipped a single statehouse chamber in its favor.
00:48:06.000It remained completely blocked from the map, making process in several key states, including Texas, North Carolina, and Florida, which could have a combined 82 congressional seats by 2022, where the GOP retained control of the state legislatures.
00:48:20.000After months of record-breaking fundraising by their candidates and a constellation of outside groups, Democrats fell far short of their goals and failed to build on their 2018 success, and they may have President Donald Trump to blame.
00:48:30.000It's clear that Trump isn't an anchor for the Republican legislative candidates.
00:48:33.000He's a buoy, said Cristina Palisa, a spokesperson for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee.
00:48:38.000He outperformed media expectations, Democratic and Republican expectations, and lifted legislative candidates with him.
00:48:45.000Okay, that may or may not be true because he performed basically in line with most of the candidates around the various states.
00:48:51.000For example, in Georgia, the Senate candidates seem to have won more votes than Trump did, but he certainly was not an anchor.
00:49:14.000Democrats had a disappointing night in congressional and state legislative races across the country as they realized the suburban revolt against Trump did not extend in 2020.
00:49:21.000And this is one of the theories that was out there, is that in 2018, the only way that you could provide a referendum on Trump was to vote against Republicans who sided with him.
00:49:39.000Republicans appear poised to hold on to the Senate, gain seats in the House, pick up a governorship in Montana, defying expectations, but it is the victories they won in state legislatures that could be the most consequential of all, giving the GOP outsized influence over the congressional and legislative redistricting process that begins early next year.
00:49:54.000This is why the Democrats are freaking the hell out.
00:50:05.000It doesn't matter that they think they now have the upper hand in the presidential race.
00:50:10.000It's really, honestly, it's really funny to watch some of the Lincoln Project members today, because like, look, we're getting rid of Trump.
00:50:23.000It was always about the pursuit of power.
00:50:26.000I mean, there's an article in the Washington Post today called Democrats' Ambitious Agenda for 2021 Runs Into Unexpected Obstacle, McConnell's Resilience.
00:50:43.000So Republicans have a lot to be positive about, even as we wait out the final results of the election.
00:50:50.000And so that is a, all of that is very, very good news.
00:50:53.000And that should be celebrated by Republicans coast to coast and conservative, and frankly, Americans coast to coast because you don't want the radicals in charge of the government.
00:51:00.000No matter what you think of Trump, it is very obvious Americans do not want the radicals in charge of the government with unchecked power.
00:51:05.000That is not a thing that, that's why, am I kind of sanguine about the Georgia Senate races that are going to probably have runoffs in January?
00:51:12.000I don't think the Georgians are going to show up en masse to give Joe Biden a majority in the Senate.
00:51:18.000I just don't think that's going to happen.
00:51:19.000I think Mitch McConnell is very likely to be the Senate majority leader when the next president is inaugurated or even if Trump is re-inaugurated in January.
00:51:28.000Okay, meanwhile, you can sense the despair in liberal circles.
00:51:31.000They're desperately attempting to cling to a narrative that they've been pushing for quite a while.
00:51:36.000Okay, that narrative is that racial polarization needs to happen in order to better the country.
00:51:44.000In this election cycle, the Republicans did better with black voters than they did better with Hispanic voters.
00:51:47.000Now, doing better with black voters did not mean that black voters did not put Biden over the top.
00:51:52.000By polling data, black voters did put Biden over the top.
00:51:54.000The difference between Biden and Trump, if Biden ends up winning, which again, is still pending.
00:51:59.000If that happened, the reason would be because of heavy black turnout.
00:52:03.000So you can win a heavier share of the black turnout, but if the black turnout overall is larger, that means more absolute votes in the black community went for Joe Biden.
00:52:10.000So for example, in Michigan, there are 94,000 black voters in Michigan.
00:52:16.000There are 308, this is according to Andre Banks, of We Win Black and Color of Change.
00:52:23.000He said, there were 94,000 black voters in Michigan in 2016.
00:52:26.000There were 389,000 voters in Michigan in 2020.
00:52:37.000Black voters cast 2.7 million ballots early in the presidential battlegrounds in 2016.
00:52:41.000In 2020, they cast 6 million votes early.
00:52:45.000Nationally, black voters in 2016 cast 4.4 million votes early.
00:52:47.000In 2020, it was 9.7 million votes early.
00:52:52.000So heavy black turnout did spur Biden to an advantage if he ends up winning this election.
00:52:58.000With that said, one thing that was completely repudiated here was the idea that you can absolutely tell the future of the country simply by looking at the racial polarization in the country.
00:53:09.000Trump won a historic number of minority voters.
00:53:12.000Trump won more minority voters, just on a percentage basis, than any Republican candidate since 1960.
00:53:19.000What that means is that we are actually watching, maybe, we can all pray and hope, the end of intersectionality rather than the beginning.
00:53:25.000Democrats had basically banked on the idea that some woke white ladies, along with typical liberal millennials and youngers, together with a minority coalition, a heavily minority coalition, polarized into obedience to the Democratic Party line by accusations of racism against Republicans, that would be the new coalition, the new governing coalition for Democrats.
00:53:45.000And it turns out that that is falling apart on them.
00:53:48.000And they are just, they're not gonna let it go.
00:53:50.000They're angry about it, and they are not going to let it go.
00:53:53.000It doesn't matter that the data do not support this contention, that they are going to be able to use the demographics as destiny argument and build their coalition on the back of an intersectional racial coalition.
00:54:03.000I mean, this is this is what's amazing.
00:54:07.000I mean, if you actually look at the polling stats in minority communities, I know that we're not supposed to actually look at what people who are black or Hispanic think about the world.
00:54:14.000We're just supposed to treat them as a monolith, according to Democrats.
00:54:16.000But it turns out they have some ideas that don't exactly jive with the Democratic Party line.
00:54:21.000According to a piece at NBC News from Musa Algarbi, He says, It may be that minority voters simply do not view some of Trump's controversial comments and policies as racist.
00:54:35.000Too often, scholars try to test whether something is racist by looking exclusively at whether the rhetoric or proposals they disagree with resonate with whites.
00:54:42.000They frequently don't even bother to test whether they might appeal to minorities as well.
00:54:46.000The article is saying is that basically pollsters and media members will find if a policy is popular with white people and then they'll say, ah, if it's popular with white people, it must be racial animus.
00:54:56.000But what if some of those policies are also popular with black people?
00:55:01.000When they do look at the opinions of black and Hispanic Americans, the results tend to be surprising, says this columnist for NBC News.
00:55:07.000For instance, one recent study presented white, black, and Hispanic voters with messages the researchers considered to be racial dog whistles or coded language that signals commitment to white supremacy.
00:55:16.000It turned out the messages resonated just as strongly with blacks as they did with whites.
00:55:21.000Hispanics responded even more warmly to the rhetoric about crime and immigration than other racial groups.
00:55:27.000That is, on balance, these quote-unquote racist messages seem to resonate more strongly with minorities than whites.
00:55:32.000Across racial groups, most did not find the messages to be racist or offensive, despite the researchers viewing these examples as clear-cut cases of racial dog whistles.
00:55:41.000So in other words, when Donald Trump said, I don't think America is systemically racist, or when Donald Trump says, I don't like illegal immigration, or when Donald Trump says, we need law and order in our cities, all of the pollsters, all the media members are like, ah, that's racism.
00:56:09.000They thought that they had taken the Marxist brew and poured it into a racial vessel, and the racial vessel would be capable of carrying the Marxist brew.
00:56:20.000They thought that they could just pour a bunch of socialistic, big government nonsense into a vessel That was all about rage against quote-unquote white supremacy and that would hold it.
00:56:29.000It turns out that vessel doesn't exist.
00:56:30.000It turns out that people are still individuals.
00:56:32.000But the media aren't gonna let go of it.
00:56:33.000So the worst column of the day comes from the aptly named Charles M. Blow at the New York Times.
00:56:38.000His column is called Exit Polls Point to the Power of White Patriarchy.
00:57:05.000After all that Donald Trump has done, all the misery he has caused, all the racism he has aroused, still roughly half the country voted to extend this horror show.
00:57:17.000White people, both men and women, were the only group in which a majority voted for Trump, according to exit polls.
00:57:22.000To be exact, nearly three out of every five white voters in America are Trump voters.
00:57:26.000It is so unsettling to consider that many of our fellow countrymen and women are either racists or accommodate racists or acquiesce to racists.
00:59:52.000Not that maybe people vote as individuals and that you can approach them as individuals and that they can have disagreements on a variety of issues and still vote for a candidate.
00:59:59.000No, Charles Blow's, his conclusion is all these people have been taken over by the parasitical white patriarchy.
01:00:07.000All of this, says Charles Blow, points me to the power of white patriarchy and the coattail it has of those who depend on it or aspire to it.
01:00:15.000It reaches across gender and sexual orientation and even race.
01:00:20.000chest trumping and alpha male dismissiveness and in your face rudeness are aspirational to some men and appealing to some women. Some people who have historically been oppressed will stand with the oppressors and will aspire to power by proximity. Ah, there it is. So you are now white. Black men, if you voted for Donald Trump, congratulations, you have been conferred with evil whiteness by Charles Blow. Gay people, you are now straight by virtue of the fact that you voted for Donald Trump. Women, you are now men by virtue of the fact that you voted for Donald Trump, according to Charles Blow. But don't worry, you're the bigots.
01:00:48.000You're the bigots. It's Keep doubling down on this crap.
01:02:01.000Meanwhile, Nicole Hannah-Jones, the de facto editor of the New York Times, another one of these papers of record, again, replace the media.
01:02:07.000Nicole Hannah-Jones, the author of the 1619 Project, which is a pseudo-historical piece of dreck, awarded with the Pulitzer Prize because the people who award those sorts of prizes don't like America very much.
01:02:18.000She tweeted out, Also, whiteness is not static.
01:02:30.000Well, no, that's the beauty of white supremacy to you, because you get to use the term white supremacy to slather on anything you don't like.
01:02:37.000White supremacy is actually not an adaptable term.
01:03:15.000Okay, so I have to say, one of my favorite exchanges yesterday, there was an exchange on Twitter, and I gotta find it for you because it's just, it's so good.
01:03:32.000It is between a woman whose name I'm going to mispronounce, not on purpose, but just because I literally don't know how to pronounce this name.
01:04:37.000And Kelli Bogle Zvobgo writes back, I have tremendous respect for you, but I cannot accept this response.
01:04:44.000Overwhelming majorities of people of color, notably black women, consistently vote to elect leaders who will be humane.
01:04:48.000And we keep getting left in the lurch.
01:04:51.000Okay, so black women are the heroes, white women are bad, and even Anne-Marie Slaughter, who votes the way you want her to, she is part of the white female problem.
01:05:28.000There will be no coming together as long as the woke rule the roost.
01:05:31.000And they're going to rule the roost so long as the Democrats believe that the future of their party lies in the intersectional coalition building started by Barack Obama, particularly in the 2012 election.
01:05:40.000Until they get over that, it's going to get worse.
01:06:41.000Hey everybody, it's Andrew Klavan, host of The Andrew Klavan Show.
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01:06:51.000But on The Andrew Klavan Show, that's where the fun just gets started.