Various media outlets last night had moments of election realization that all came at slightly different times.&nbsp;

On MSNBC, Jen Psaki called the race for Trump, and it was a <a href="https://twitchy.com/samj/2024/11/06/cope-watching-jen-psaki-call-the-race-for-trump-is-one-of-the-most-glorious-schadenfreudes-ever-watch-n2403360" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">wonderful moment of schadenfreude</a>.&nbsp;

Over on CNN, this clip isn't an announcement that Trump won, but it shows Jake Tapper and John King realizing just how awful of a candidate Kamala Harris turned out to be. Watch:

That's some serious "must-see TV" right there! Maybe the Harris campaign should have had Beyonce actually sing something.

"Holy smokes" should have been the Harris-Walz campaign slogan, because they got<em>&nbsp;smoked</em>.

Tens of millions of Democrat votes failed to materialize this year compared to 2020. Weird, right?

The legacy media realizing they've lost the ability to control the narrative has to have them in a panic.

 {ai:summary}<p>Media outlets experienced a moment of realization regarding the election results, with MSNBC's Jen Psaki calling the race for Trump. CNN's Jake Tapper and John King highlighted Kamala Harris's poor performance, noting she failed to secure any counties over Biden.</p><p>The stark contrast in Democrat voter turnout compared to 2020 has raised questions about the effectiveness of campaign strategies. Observers suggest that the legacy media's diminishing control over the narrative is contributing to a sense of panic. #politics</p>

'Holy Smokes!' Here's the Moment CNN's Jake Tapper & John King Knew the Harris Campaign Was Doomed

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