Trump Declares Victory

特朗普宣布胜利

What A Day

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2024-11-06

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Welp. That happened. Former President Donald Trump declared victory in the presidential race in the early hours of Wednesday morning. As of 3 am Wednesday, The Associated Press had not officially called the race, but it had declared Trump the winner of three crucial swing states: North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania, effectively cutting off any path to victory for Vice President Kamala Harris. Democrats did see a few wins down ballot. Erin Ryan, co-host of the Crooked podcast ‘Hysteria,’ joins Jane to break down some of the election results.

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  • It's Wednesday, November 6th.

  • I'm Jane Costen.

  • And I'm Erin Ryan.

  • And this is what a day.

  • The show that is disappointed but not surprised.

  • A lot of races have been called, not the race for president.

  • What is clear is that at 3am Eastern, former President Donald Trump has overperformed his margins from four years ago.

  • According to the Associated Press, he's won at least three swing states, North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania.

  • And he remains ahead in the blue wall states of Michigan and Wisconsin.

  • Fox has called the election for Trump, but as of this recording, the Associated Press has not.

  • Early Wednesday, Trump declared victory.

  • I want to thank the American people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president.

  • Unpleasant Trump thanked his running mate, Ohio Senator J.D.

  • vance, who addressed the audience at the Palm Beach Convention Center.

  • And I think that we just witnessed the greatest comeback in the history of the United States of America.

  • And under President Trump's leadership, we're never going to stop fighting for you.

  • By the time Trump declared victory, the crowd at Vice President Kamala Harris watch party at Howard University had long dispersed.

  • We haven't heard from Harris yet.

  • Speaking Tuesday night before some of the big calls, her campaign co chair Cedric Richmond addressed her supporters.

  • We still have votes to count.