I just want to start off congratulating the three people to my left and on the screen.

Their candidate one, Donald J. Trump.

He is going to be inaugurated in January 5th, I believe.

And a big congratulations to you three.

Thank you.

It's just great to be right.

I had no candidate. I was impartial and i'm just uh you know i'm

going to go with whatever the outcome was and this is the outcome so you know i i i said i voted for rfk

and who's effectively a surrogate of trump no great i think he's going to be a great as the head of the FDA.

Yeah, your guy got in the White House.

I mean, really.

Yeah.

And I think like the biggest takeaway that like it's really, really important for people to understand.

Because like I know like a lot of people are sad and angry and hurt.

And at the end of the day, all of the things that happened last night in the election,

whether it was the presidency, the Senate, or the House was actually pretty obvious.

And they never, the arrogance of the Democratic Party actually inflicted massive pain on themselves.

And if they did not, they clearly were too busy shouting at everyone that they never actually listened to anyone.

And instead of listening to what people actually care about, they wanted to impose what they thought was the right values of the party.

And the fact that Donald Trump won the popular vote is the biggest spit in the face.

Even I was like, holy shit.

So the turnout was like the biggest reason for this.

...