Embedded below for your enjoyment, a short clip to cleanse the palate before we collectively lose our minds. It’s a viral sensation that doubles as a microcosm of the GOP’s predicament. Seventeen snakes running in the primaries this year and, in all likelihood, not one of them is going to end up catching that g–damned liberal iguana, huh?

Speaking of which, interesting new data this afternoon from Morning Consult, which is conducting its own exit poll of almost 10,000 voters nationwide as we wait for the official exit polls after 5 p.m.:

Among blacks and Latinos, 37 percent and 31 percent, respectively, say that they’ve heard from the Clinton campaign. On the other hand, I remember a poll this summer that showed something like 40 percent of Trump fans reported seeing a Trump ad on TV … even though he hadn’t begun running television ads at that point yet. You can’t trust voters to accurately respond to a question about their contact with a campaign, I think, especially when they sense there’s a “right” answer and feel obliged to give it. There’s also this:

FWIW, just chatted with some RNC folks who've combed over lots of data & are feeling bullish in some blue states.

— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) November 8, 2016

Guy’s source says it’s tight in Florida, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and even Nevada, where Dems are supposed to be comfortably ahead in early voting. Stay tuned.

Possibly the greatest scene in documentary history. Incredible. #PlanetEarth2 pic.twitter.com/01dDjDJcdX

— Luke (@MrLukeJohnston) November 7, 2016