ELECTION NIGHT LIVE (Ep. 2630)

So, folks, some of the numbers are coming in.

We've got all the best coverage here.

We've got a big board in here right now.

Some of the early votes obviously are being counted.

Early votes tend to lean Democrat.

Sometimes you get an urban surge early.

So, you know, no reason for anybody to panic.

You know, as we're seeing right now, though, there are some numbers, you know, we can't bullshit the audience.

There are some numbers that are not great right now.

Very early, again, in South Carolina.

No need to panic at this moment, but the numbers in South Carolina don't look really great.

Yeah, and look, I mean, the reality here is, like, when President Trump was trying to figure out who he was going to endorse in this race, Lindsey Graham dies, and they got to figure out who's going to take this seat.

The president's got a lot of heart for the Graham family, so he gives it to Darlene Graham.

Like a lot of conservatives were like, OK, let's see how this goes.

You know, she's a newcomer to politics as much as she's close to her brother.

And but there were a lot of issues where she was kind of learning on the fly.

You could tell this was like on the job training.

Right.

And we're like, OK, is this going to work? Will South Carolina deliver here, especially for the president? We'll find out right now.

We've got 17 percent of the vote in and she's down a little bit right now.

But 17 percent, that's nothing.

Nobody's calling the race.

So we've got more to go.

And you don't know where it's from.

Yeah.