megyn kelly, in pursuit of something called facts, left the holodeck and entered the world of dunder mifflin. >> what we're saying is the amount of raw vote that's in these counties that's out there still waiting to come in is so large, no matter what the hand full of republican precincts that are still out there, it's just not going to make it. >> 100% certainty. >> 99.95%. >> jon: so you're saying there's a chance. ( laughter ) ( applause ) last night, tragically, there was an avalanche on bull ( bleep ) mountain, ladies and gentlemen, with the blame for it if to their own willful blindness? their a supper of misinformation gruel they themselves cooked up and had to at some deep level of cognition know contained far more than of the f.d.a. allowance of bull ( bleep )? >> the white establishment is now the minority. >> i just cannot believe, though, that the majority of americans would believe that incurring more debt is good for our economy, for our children's future, for job creators. >> it's not a traditional america anymore, and there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. >> i ca

i represent the traditional publisher, houghton mifflin harcourt. the perspective that i bring is the business of reading. in that regard, i am in agreement with so many things that have been said. when we think about twitter, i don't think i have heard the word like superfluity on twitter. i think we are at such an interesting time and place. it is really my believe that we are in a paradigm shift. and that is exactly where we are. as a publisher, we have to think how to adapt to this. one of the observations, i would say, is shifting to digital has created a power shift. i think a lot of the power, it has been shifted to the reader. there are a couple of images that we could put up. i really want to share the future of reading. and even the present of reading -- that is okay. okay. it is a profound loss, order list, personalized and social all at once. what i mean is that we are not just talking about the unbinding of a physical book but an infinite choice that the readers have. the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. how do you want to fi