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Fox's Greg Gutfeld offered up a big huge heaping helping of pure projection while also giving one of the dumbest takes ever on why Trump might lose the election. It's mainly been lots of happy talk about early voting over on Fox, discussing the issue purely in the context of party affiliation, ignoring the huge gender gap, and downplaying the potential crossover votes for Harris. But you know they realize there may be trouble ahead for Trump when they're already making lame excuses like this one for why people may have voted against him. During a discussion on closing remarks from the campaigns on this Monday's The Five, with most of the panel pretending Harris didn't have anything to run on other than attacking Trump, Jessica Tarlov tossed some cold water on that talking point by pointing out all of the policies that Harris has been campaigning on, which was followed by Greg Gutfeld making this ridiculous assertion about why some people may vote for Harris instead of Trump. They're afraid of angry liberals harassing them.

On Bannon's podcast, Tucker Carlson made some pretty bizarre claims about abortion, which might explain his alleged demonic attack. He's still not right in the head. Tucker told Bannon that the medical procedure is "human sacrifice" that causes hurricanes. He sounds like Alex Jones. The New York Times reports: Tucker Carlson, a top surrogate for former President Donald J.

This post will be updated as results come in. Join us in comments and let us know what you see in your state and on the airwaves. Open thread UPDATE 1: Vermont called for Harris, Indiana and Kentucky for Trump. In other news, turnout is off the charts in Philadelphia and Detroit, causing Trump's team to have a meltdown or two.

Meyer, who uses the pseudonym Alberto Barbarossa on the podcast with Richard Spencer, explains his support for Trump as "comes from a desire to cause chaos and decline, in the hopes that the pro-white movement would be able to rebuild the country — a view known as “accelerationism.”' And there's the obligatory derogatory comments about Jews, Blacks, and other races with inferior genes.

According to reports, the young woman had been accosted by morality police about dress code violations, her clothes torn and beaten, and in response had torn off her clothes to protest the ultra-strict dress code and her mistreatment. It is not known where she is now but such acts of defiance have been treated harshly in the past.

Filmmaker Michael Moore told MSNBC on Sunday night that he is confident and optimistic the American people are sick and tired of the divisiveness from Trump and the MAGA Nation are in for a rude awakening. From your lips to God's ears, Michael. MOORE: Well, I do, and I think a lot of people are like me. And I think that they are going to be very surprised.