the republican base. just the inability for conservative person who has never voted democrat in his or her life to full lever for a democrat, or just this is something that s interesting. a lasting impact that sort of embedded in the culture of many southern areas that they don t like people coming from the outside and telling them what to do, and all those things could be reasons for the i wouldn t necessarily say it s a moore surge, but the fact is he does seem to have them. we have a key race alert 5% of the vote has been counted. roy moore, the republican, he s slightly ahead, 51.2% to doug jones 47.4%, about 2,500 vote advantage for roy moore over doug jones. but once again, 5% of the vote is in. roy moore takes a slight
i think we can call it a wedding of political science and electronic science. it achieves its election results which i ll be reporting throughout the evening by doing some computations. the political equations and the experts tell me to accomplish these equations humanly would take the work of 60,000 clerks. this is richard ardness with the rca 501 computer. it s now about ten minutes old. it puts them out pretty fast. projects the popular vote for president like this. 51.2% for kennedy, 48.8% for nixon. which i believe is the same thing it s been saying all night. the odds it figures i didn t know electronic computers figured odds, did you? no, i ve never heard that before. that was new to me tonight.
which i ll be reporting throughout the evening by doing some computations. the political equations and the experts tell me to accomplish these equations humanly would take the work of 60,000 clerks. this is richard ardness with the rca 501 computer. it s now about ten minutes old. it puts them out pretty fast. projects the popular vote for president like this. 51.2% for kennedy, 48.8% for nixon. which i believe is the same thing it s been saying all night. the odds it figures i didn t know electronic computers figured odds, did you? no, i ve never heard that before. that was new to me tonight. we may be able to find some other kind of work for the 501 when the election is over. it can compute odds? maybe there will be some other kind of work for that there
off his campaign. donald trump as a candidate likes to offend people, but when this happened at the time, it really felt like it was the wrong thing to say and it was a potentially irredeemable political mistake. insulted me and he insulted everybody in that room. i said somebody should run against john mccain who has been in my opinion not so hot. i supported him. i supported him for president. i raised $1 million for him. that s a lot of money. he lost. he let us down. but he lost. so i never liked him as much after that because i don t like losers. frank, let me get to it. he s not a war hero. he s a war hero. 51/2 years. he s a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren t captured. july 18th this year even for somebody as proudly offensive about donald trump, a comment like that was trouble. all the other candidates in the race denounced him for saying
but he lost. so i never liked him as much after that because i don t like losers. . frank, let me get to it. he s not a war hero. he s a war hero. 51/2 years. he s a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren t captured. july 18th this year even for somebody as proudly offensive about donald trump, a comment like that was trouble. all the other candidates in the race denounced him for saying it. the republican party. you could feel people recoil a little bit, even people who liked him otherwise. if donald trump was going to survive that misstep, he was going to need backup. probably it would be good to have backup specifically from veterans. so he got one. he got joel arends, the guy from south dakota who had moved on to his latest super pac. veterans for a strong america appears to be just joel errands. when donald trump says what he