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her opponent just around 27%. she s the former mayor of mexico city and an academic who shared a nobel peace prize for her work on climate change. and on that very impressive and historic note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. you at the end of tomorrow thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i have a quick thing to tell you at the top here, do you have your phone with you? your phone has an app on it that you may or may not ever use, but it s called podcasts or some version of that. whatever kind of phone you have, there is an app on your phone for podcasts. if you open up that app and you search for my name, if you search for maddow, one of the things that s going to come up is ultra. you might remember i made a podcast called ultra. it did really well. i won a big journalism award, the hillman prize. steven spielberg bought the rights
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this just generally, right? we have the dnc. it s coming to chicago. there s anticipated to be tons of protests. there s battles over permits already happening, and i think the idea is this looks like something that russia could exploit, and that s what the experts kind of told us here. i know that democrats have been speaking with confidence, including to you and your colleagues at the sun times about how they re preparing for everything. they re ready for anything. there s been a lot of focus obviously on the expectation for pro-palestinian protests and protests against the war in gaza. but is it your sense are you hearing from democratic officials, from convention planners, that they are sort of on the alert for malign efforts like the ones you and your colleagues described today? we haven t heard that from, you know, planning officials and secret service and chicago police department and the people who are kind of like coming up