i m so excited about tomorrow. it s not because i don t have to write anything tomorrow because we re doing my favorite thing, which is election coverage preempting these hours. but we are going to be working together again, and that s a very exciting thing. if you can call it work. it s really just kind of we re sort of on tv watching tv, like watching the returns, like what s going to happen next. i m going to be air guitaring the tympani every time we come out of a commercial. i ll be flagging down steve kornacki any time i have a spare thought or it looks like any piece of new data may have wafted his way. i m super nervous about being around everybody, but i m also super excited. the ballots will be up and down and it will be impossible to predict. i ll be doing election coverage of the mayor in boston tomorrow night. that will be my beat. i m going to get my beauty sleep. i ll see you tomorrow. thank you, rachel. thank you. good night. today a united sta
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