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“And I think what the markets are starting to price in is that this is not going to be a blue wave. There's no mandate here for massive tax reform. There's going to be a divided Senate. It's going to be hard to pass legislation. That's going to be overly onerou…”

“Look, I think the market does not want those Trump tax cuts repealed. Stocks just ripped after Trump passed those corporate tax cuts. So if either Trump wins or the Republicans hold on to the Senate, then that would be a reason for the market to rip.”

“Is anybody prepared to, I, I'm getting a read from my analysts who are live blogging to me that the Senate is almost certain to go Republican at this point, with Iowa, Maine, and North Carolina going Republican. And Michigan and Montana both in real danger for…”

“They're not going to get the Senate either.”

“Well, it's not working, and it looks like it's gonna cost Republicans to the Senate, which is something that I think he won't come back from.”

“I think it's going to go through. I think we are going to see some big changes.”

“I think some version of that is going to pass.”

“If you have a generic ballot that favors Republicans by like two points, the Democrats can probably keep the Senate.”

“And in the US, there's just no way a law is going to pass because the US Senate is controlled primarily by rural states, which are ag heavy.”

“There are 10 Republican votes, at least, for this in the Senate. You have a filibuster-proof supermajority in the Senate who would support this.”

“In a year and a half, we renegotiated NAFTA, and it got over 80 votes in the Senate.”

“And it looks like in the Senate, there may be some refinements that happened, but it's going to get largely overwhelmingly approved there as well.”

“I think everybody's making it.”

“We had this genius act, which is the stable coin bill passed the Senate with 68 votes, got 18 Democrats.”

“I think you can win a few house races. I think that's doable. I don't think you can win a Senate race.”

“If we had two six-year terms for a senator, six two-year terms from a House member, one eighteen-year term for the United States Supreme Court, and one six-year term for the president, maybe we could all do a better job by not worrying about the next election.”