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if you’re asleep right now. You’re missing the creepy “Afterhours” MSNBC scene and music with Dan Abrams right now.

Chuck Todd, meanwhile, does not sleep.I’m pretty sure I saw him about 24 hours ago, and all hours in between. He also wears a tie at 1 in the morning on TV. As it should be. When you read this in the morning, you’ll wonder why I didn’t just go to sleep. Me too. G’night.

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UPDATE: Most of America missed the geek suspense. MSNBC declares Indiana for Hillary Clinton.

Chaos, baby.

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