because you know those are all raw estimates and people don't even have their ballots in hand. that's the president. you don't have to answer for him tonight. >> in florida, you continue to count the ballots you announce on election night and the days following. >> that's exactly right and it's like that in most states. you'd think the president would know that, but, again, he's not on your tab tonight. the president is -- he speaks for himself. the governor is going to have to decide whether or not he certifies this because if he has the position you're outlining right now, if they tell him, hey, they won their lawsuit, we have to review these signatures, it turns back -- we contacted the people and they verified that these are their ballots, we're going to count them. if he were to lose and he thought it was unfair, would he still certify the results? >> chris, the governor is going to be the senator. he is focused right now on what he needs to do for the people of florida in washington. he's won this election fair and square. he's going to win the recount. it's the question that's only in senator nelson's court. is he going to abide by the will of the voters -- >> they both are going to have to deal with the moment when they're going to have to accept results they may not like.