Mike Pesca

Does democracy...

one out of 128, right?

It's one over two, 50% of the time times seven.

So you say, wait, so then they were wrong when they said seven swing states were all a coin flip and they got them all wrong, but states and elections don't work like coin flips.

It's actually correlated.

So if Pennsylvania goes one way,

For the most part, Michigan's going to go that way and Wisconsin's going to go that way.

And the same is true with Georgia and North Carolina.

They're going to go in unison.

Arizona and Nevada are going to go in unison.

And then they're all connected.

So like if everyone's a little wrong in one direction, they're most likely going to be all wrong in one direction.

And that's what happened.

I think we kind of confused what coin flip meant seven times versus the fact that it's an election.

And we just want – we want to be – why are people who lost the election disappointed when they were told it was close?

Obviously, they're going to be very disappointed because they had a lot invested in it.

And then there is motivated reasoning for why you see a cloud and think it's a cowboy and not a spaceship, right?

Yeah, interesting.

Interesting.

And then there's the fact that a lot of the people, a lot of the people in our media aren't like the media when we were kids, which really – not that they don't care, but it was very incumbent upon them not to favor one side or the other.