America, if you want to put it that way. Now Barack Obama is right at home there obviously. I heard one key Republican say tonight, "If we don't do better with Hispanics, we'll be out of the White House forever." Do you think she was right? MICHAEL DUFFY: Yes, and they know it intellectually in the way you know you're supposed to stop smoking or stop eating or stop drinking. They know it's bad for them, but they can't find the 12-step program to help them back to getting those voters to listen to them. They don't have the ideological sort of chops yet to know what positions to take and what it will do to their conservative base and what it will do to their financial base. They sort of have a heart-head problem. And the question really for that party this morning here in Washington, this evening in Australia is: will it take them one cycle, four years, or will it take them eight to learn this? And I don't know the answer, Tony. TONY JONES: Speaking about their base and the financial base in particular, phenomenal, unprecedented sums were spent on political advertising, making this the most expensive campaign in the history of presidential elections. Now, for those on the Republican side, it looks like a lot of them placed huge bets on a losing horse. Are those big spenders going to be thinking now all of that money went up in thin air? Are we going