To be working tomorrow night. Yeah. I have been thinking along the same lines myself. I have to say we re all so allergic to polling predictions, even to polling averages at this point. I feel like even with steve s like reasoned mathbased projections about it, i hedge all bets. I don t believe anything. I ll plan to be here until 6:00 in the morning. And recalls are nutty, as you were accurately describing. I don t trust the polling in recalls because it is a weird structure of a socalled election. If this was an election, i would trust a huge lead being indicated for gavin newsom, but it s not what it is exactly. It is a weird variation on that, so we will see. Yeah. It s going to be a fun one to watch because it is so unique. But in terms of planning ahead, there will be none of that. Yeah. So we might be around later tomorrow night. We ll see. Thanks, lawrence. Thank you, rachel. Gavin newsom is hoping that joe biden will be the closer for him tonight with california voters. Presid
Indicated for gavin newsom, but it s not what it is exactly, it s a weird variation on that. In so we will see. Yes, it s going to be a fun one to watch, because it s so unique. But in terms of planning ahead, there will be none of that. We might be here. We might be around later tomorrow night. We will see. Thanks. Lawrence thank you rachel. Gavin newsom is hoping, that joe biden will be the closer for him tonight, with california bowed voters. Biden is campaigning with governor newsom tonight in long beach california, to close the deal with california s democratic voters. Who if they turn out, have the electoral power, to keep gavin newsom avid governor, after every california voter received a ballot by mail, 37% have already voted in the election. To recall governor gavin newsom, into remove him from office. That does not mean they have voted to do that to remove him from office. It just means that s with the election is about. That s with the bow is about. Do you remove him from of
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