Trump won 312 electoral votes and 75,243,164 popular votes, while Harris secured 226 electoral votes and 72,037,991 popular votes.
Shermer pointed out the historical pattern of the political pendulum swinging between Republicans and Democrats, suggesting that Democrats could regain power in the 2028 or 2032 elections.
He advised Democrats to distance themselves from radical trans activists, avoid extreme rhetoric, and focus on centrist policies to appeal to a broader audience.
Shermer criticized Harris for not appearing on the Joe Rogan show, failing to counter Trump's economic and crime narratives effectively, and not addressing immigration issues adequately.
Shermer emphasized that visual graphs can be more effective than verbal arguments in changing minds, citing research that shows humans respond better to visual evidence.
Shermer suggested that Trump could potentially end the Ukraine war and the conflict in Gaza by negotiating with Putin and Israel, saving American taxpayers money and reducing civilian casualties.
Shermer supported the idea of reducing the number of government agencies and allowing tax deductions for parents who opt for private or homeschooling for their children.