I suppose it is time for me to point out something you are not aware of. It is time for you to realize the polls were accurate within the margin of error. And have an impeccable record of predicting the outcome of the popular vote since modern polling began. The pollsters estimated the the popular vote would go to Hillary. The polling organizations don't sample in a way that would permit them to predict electoral college outcome beyond assuming that the winner of the popular vote, if the win is by a statistically significant margin, will win in the electoral college also. Apparently they don't believe they need to change their sampling method, since there have only been five minority presidents in the nations history, and only two in modern times. And in one of the later cases the poll* results were too close to call and the popular vote ended in a statistical tie with the nominal edge going to the losing candidate.
What's interesting is that there are no examples of a president being re-elected who gained the White house with a substantial deficit in popular vote . This bodes ill for a Trump second term! If Trump runs and is re-elected he will be the first minority president in the nations history who lost the popular vote by a substantial margin and was then re-elected to a second term. He may need the Russians' help for real the second time around!
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*Naturally that wouldn't stop the media from calling an election anyway. Most reporters never had a course in statistics.