Trump. the endorsement income until about ten days into that early voting window. so we re getting some indications, one thing we re looking at in these counties as the votes start to commit is. were matching up the early vote totals with the same day totals. and we are seeing so far, it s early, haven t got a loss and a vote. but we are seeing a bulb for where he s doing better on the same day vote. the vote that was cast today. and there s geographic opportunity for dolan to move up. just given the sheer number of votes that are still to come from the places where it looks like he s going to clean up. and there s an opportunity here for vance to do better. when the same day vote start to
Baseball team. we are seeing is basically the early vote. this is the via male, this is the early in-person vote. you already see dolan leading up with this vote. you ve got a lot of votes still to come in. in cuyahoga county. he s going to do very well it looks like in places, give you another example. the state capital, franklin county, columbus, you re looking at the early vote already doled is cleaning up a lot to come. we have no vote yet in all the hamilton county this is where cincinnati is. so the metro areas, it looks like dolan is going to do very well tonight. and it looks like there s a lot of vote to come still from the metro areas around the state. so opportunity as the new vote comes in for dolan to move up. for vance, the question is going to be this. basically the rule of thumb across the state in ohio is, the first vote second reported and that looks like basically will we re looking at here. the first folks think a reported or the early votes as i say and the mail
Was so poor that many of its people cannot afford meat or electricity. china. at this rate, china will beat us. so the question is, how did america fall so far so fast? the answer is simple. bad leadership. the people who benefited the most from this country cared about it the least. they were also the quickest to sell it out to foreign powers for profit. that s obvious now thanks to people like lebron james. he of course is one of the most famous athletes in history but he started off at the very bottom. he was born to an impoverished 16-year-old mother in akron, ohio. you never went to college. yet, thanks to hard work and remarkable skill, james endorsement income alone now exceeds $15 million per year. if there s anyone whose life is a tribute to america, to its decency, to its endless opportunity, it is lebron james. in return, he showers america with contempt. just yesterday he was asked to
Here you can see jordan s endorsement income has nearly tripled since 2004 adding up to more than what lebron james and kobe bryant brought in combined in the same year. mike, this time there is a big shot as a plaintiff, not a defendant, right? we usually come down to the dirksen federal building when a politician is in trouble. right now we have the greatest basketball player in history who just testified. the essence of his testimony is he is suing to protect his likeness. he talked about tongurning down $80 million grant with a company to make headphones. a couple anecdotes, when he put on his glasses to read while on the witness stand. he told everyone in the courtroom to not look at him. when he went through security he had to show his i.d. like everyone else. he may be recalled as a witness
Station. reporter: i ll take advantage of a game free of closeup-spoiling helmets. take my talents so south beach. reporter: a game that allows one superstar to take over primetime, not including the commercials in between. at $45 million in earnings and endorsements, king james was the fourth-highest earner last year, a ranking that may be in jeopardy after his widely panned defection to south beach. i can t remember an athlete whose image took such a hit in such a short amount of time. on the other hand, if lebron james goes to miami, wins that nba title, we love winners, brands love winners, maybe that endorsement income goes up even more. reporter: the nfl may be america s favorite game, but peyton manning s $30 million makes him the only football player to crack the top 10. there s a salary cap, obviously, which is limiting. i think there are a lot of players that the average guy on the street can t recognize without his helmet and his uniform. reporter: only two bas