John Podesta, Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair, took the stage at the Democratic election night watch party in New York City alone and delivered a simple message: “Everybody should go home,” he said.

Hillary Clinton did not come to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center early Wednesday morning — and she has no plans to. At 2 am Eastern time after Election Day, Podesta announced that Clinton would not be addressing the crowd until tomorrow.

“I have to say this tonight: goodnight,” Podesta told an emotional crowd. “We will be back, and we will have more to say. Let's get those votes counted, and let's bring this home.”

The race has yet to be called — races in New Hampshire, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota were too close to call. However, unexpectedly, the election looks more favorable for a Donald Trump win, after he outperformed polling, predictions across the board Tuesday. At the time of Podesta’s speech, Trump had already claimed victory in Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.

Here are Podesta’s remarks in full: