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As the nation waits to find out the results of the election, we hear what it\'s like to report the news in this moment of uncertainty \\u2014 with dispatches from political reporters and the editor who\\u2019s charged with deciding what goes on the front page.

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Buckle up folks. It\\u2019s gonna be a minute. 

Early Wednesday morning, President Trump falsely declared himself to have already won the election \\u2014 a move that is far from surprising, according to White House reporter Toluse Olorunnipa. There is not a \\u201cprecedent in modern history for a president to declare victory in this way when so many votes are yet to be counted,\\u201d Olorunnipa says. \\u201cBut this is what we\'ve come to expect from the president.\\u201d

Annie Linskey reports from the Biden camp, where the former vice president urged supporters to keep the faith. \\u201cWe\\u2019re going to have to be patient until the hard work of tallying votes is finished,\\u201d Biden said. \\u201cAnd it ain\\u2019t over till every vote is counted.\\u201d

Eugene Scott of The Fix anticipates what\\u2019s next as ballots continue to be counted: \\u201cIt\'s hard to believe that if this race is as close as it\'s looking like it\'s going to be,\\u201d he says, \\u201cthat this won\'t go to the courts.\\u201d

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