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what a state. what a state. well, i went to school in pennsylvania. right? [cheers and applause] let me take a moment now to recognize your great congressman in attendance tonight. they were with me from the beginning, lowe berletta. berlett. tom marino. [cheers] and tim murphy. [cheers] and i just see in the audience. i didn t know he was here, jeffrey lord. oh, he fights so hard. oh that jeffrey. it s so unfair. they stack up 7 to 1. but he handles it cnn they stack it up. they stack it. [crowd booing]
landslide. this was a landslide victory. this was a landslide. and so we went to michigan. how about michigan and wisconsin? how good was that? that was on top of everything. and you know they didn t want to call pennsylvania. you saw that, right? remember? it was stuck at 99% all night long and if i lost 100 percent of the remaining votes, i would have won by a lot of votes. but it was stuck for hours and hours. i don t know if they did that because they were so devastated at what was happening or because they wanted to keep it going because it would make did you hear the audience they had? the audience was record-setting. and i think they wanted maybe to prolong the evening for commercial sake, right?
the only problem was all you know, i kept hearing all these things that nobody ever wins, even though they think pennsylvania. so what happens is the evening begins and ohio, what a great place. i had a little problem, you know, it s pretty hard to win states when you don t have the governor, right? [crowd booing] but, you know what? he s called. would have been nice if he called a couple weeks earlier. [ laughter ] he called. he has been very nice. but, but, we were supposed to win ohio by 2 points, maybe three points. we won it by almost 10 points, right? so, that was good. and you know we got those bad exit polls. you know they were phony polls, okay? what they don t know is what s the purpose of them doing phony polls when you are going to know the real answer in three hours? what are they doing? they can t help themselves,
very, very dishonest people. you know, the only way you know how like you take a look at this crowd, right? the only way people sitting at home know is by the sound. [cheers and applause] by the sound. true. true. that is not the sound of 500 or 1,000 people, folks. and outside it s freezing and we have 8,000 people standing out there listening. so, but pennsylvania is an amazing place. and i have been hearing and i don t know if you want me because i know you have been listening. what we are doing is a thank you tour. thank you, ohio. thank you, iowa. thank you to the different places where we won swing states mostly but different places that we won and, by the way, we won in a