Speaker 1: Today's the big day, folks. The Electoral College will vote
Speaker 1: to officially elect the forty fifth president. The outcome is
Speaker 1: not in doubt. The AP tried to reach all five
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty eight electors and got hold of three
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty of them. AP concludes that an anti
Speaker 1: Trump revolt is not going to happen. Boo who they tried,
Speaker 1: the liberals tried. The electors say their email accounts, of
Speaker 1: their phone lines have been swamped, Their mailboxes have been
Speaker 1: stuffed with handwritten letters. They have heard from tens of
Speaker 1: thousands of Hillary supporters, begging, pleading, threatening them to change
Speaker 1: their votes. Some of the harassed electors are not even
Speaker 1: Trump supporters, but they feel bound by duty, by history,
Speaker 1: by party loyalty, and the law to cast their votes
Speaker 1: for Trump and reflect the will of their states. Meet
Speaker 1: Hector Baldonado, Republican elector. He's a Mexican immigrant and an
Speaker 1: Army veteran who now serves in Missouri's National Guard. He
Speaker 1: supported Ted Cluse. He told the APE he took an
Speaker 1: oath to fulfill his duties in the army, but his
Speaker 1: first oath on becoming a US citizen was to support
Speaker 1: the Constitution and he's proud to keep his promises and
Speaker 1: execute his oath. Since the election, the left US held
Speaker 1: violent protests in the streets. They've cried, they've moaned all
Speaker 1: over the drive by media, and they've come up with
Speaker 1: this pressure campaign on electors. After today, it's time for
Speaker 1: them to accept the fact that they lost. But they won't.
Speaker 1: You mark my words, they won't h