Democrats Admit In Their Autopsy Report From 2024 That Sitting Out The Election Made Kamala Lose

Added: 2026-05-22

[00:00:14]All right, ladies and gentlemen, uh we are here. So, the Democrats have came out with their 2024 autopsy report. Uh this is the report that they wanted to assess why Kla Harris lost the election in 2024. and they felt this report was so bad that they did not want to put it out at first, but now they finally put out the report. And this particular report is something that you could really go through uh on your own. But we're going to focus on different parts of this report, especially the one about the main one on page nine. We're going to get into tonight. uh ladies and gentlemen about the sitting out the election and how that had a major effect on Kla Harris not becoming the president of the United States because Democrats decided to not prioritize black America. They at that time period prioritize everyone from all these other countries except us. And we told the Democrats, if you do not prioritize black Americans, you will lose every single time. and the Republicans will win and the Republicans will do all their craziness and everybody is going to suffer at the hands of Republicans.

[00:01:23]That's call it what it is. We're all suffering together now. But neither Democrats, only black America suffers and everybody else is good. So either we going to be collectively comfortable or we going to be collectively uncomfortable. So we going to get in that tonight, ladies and gentlemen. Uh also thank you for some of you have been rocking with me ever since the shower curtain days. How many of you been rocking with me since that long? Right.

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[00:06:21]All right, ladies and gentlemen, uh once again, we are back. So, let's go ahead and get started because I know you got y'all time is precious. It's very, very precious. And um let's get into this.

[00:06:32]All right. So, the Democrats have finally released their autopsy report.

[00:06:37]And so, of course, you know, we was going through it so you don't have to.

[00:06:41]And we want to go start on page number nine of that actual report. Let me get let me get this on my screen here. So, bear with me. Let's get to page nine.

[00:06:54]Where we at? There we go. All right.

[00:06:57]We're on page nine of of that report.

[00:07:00]Now, let me go all the way to the to the top. autopsy, how Democrats lost the White House, a root action report on the 2024 presidential election and it was it was by Christopher Cook and edited by Sam Rosenthal. And then if you see the contents there, a multitude of sins, voter disenfranchisement, Biden's betrayal, abandoning the base, losing the working class, failing on Israel and Gaza, losing young and progressive voters, and then a path forward. Okay, now we going to we going to uh not read all this. So we going to I mean what they saying here they reported identified five main reasons for Harris's failure. The number one was voter dis disenchantment. They said losing a whopping 6.8 million voters who supported Biden in 2020 prove pivotable in this extremely close election. Harris inability to mobilize those pro Biden voters may have been the campaign's biggest failure. Biden's betrayal. They blaming Biden and say former President Joe Biden's disastrous decision to run for reelection and his stubborn refusal to step aside very until very late in the process rob voters of a Democratic primary process, created confusion and chaos and severely hindered Democrats chances. So that's the second thing they said voter the voters was tired and Biden's betrayal.

[00:08:24]They said the third thing they did wrong was abandoning the workingclass base.

[00:08:29]They say with millions of Americans already disenchanted and desperate due to inflation, the Harris campaign lost this essential Democratic base by focusing on courting Republicans, cow tying to corporate donor interest and failing to confront the role of corporate greed in escalating inflation.

[00:08:50]Yeah, because here's the thing, Democrats, before I continue. Uh, hold on. Say, uh, who says, "Oh, baby triple." You say, "Peace 29 here. Been a viewer 10 years plus." And say, "I I'll say this side of reparations." It say, "Okay." All right. Well, shoot. Shout out Shout out to you for being here, boy. We got a lot of OGs in here. Been here hot minute. But let me let me get back back to this real quick. Well, see the deal is with Trump and what they did, they stuck to their base. Crazy as they are, they stuck to their base. Why are you trying to get people that didn't wasn't going to vote for you anyway? You have the data of how many people are registered to vote. You have you have the data how many people are actually registered Democrats. Why would you try to go get Republicans? But see, that's been the that's been the issue. They've always tried to go get white voters.

[00:09:43]That's not going to win you an election.

[00:09:45]Most white voters vote Republican because that's their cultural party, right? They vote Republican. You're not I don't know why the Democrats feel we can just just get some of these white voters.

[00:09:57]You don't need all white voters. If you can get at least 90% black voters, if you could somehow get 80 to 90% Latino voters, if you can get that same number of Asian voters, you wouldn't need to be talking to these white folks. But here's the problem. you white too. Not Kamla, but the people that run the Democrat party is white too. And they they rather be their brethren depend on their brethren that depend on all these other groups of people. Let's call it what it is. Cuz like I told you, the white conservative and the white liberal both want to maintain white supremacy. It's just the white liberal wants to maintain it one way and the white conservative wants to maintain it the other way. And I can't say white conservative anymore.

[00:10:45]I'll say MAGA Republican. Let me say that much because MAGA is not conservative. Not at all. Uh true conservative me believed in limited government. Clearly Trump don't believe in limited government at all. Right?

[00:10:59]A true conservative would not weaponize the government against his political enemies. Now he claimed when Democrats did it, now he's doing it and probably taking it to the next level, right? So you can't say a conservative. So I say a MAGA Republican. MAGA. That's that's a total different iteration of a traditional what you know what a Republican to be. Just like you have the progressive wing of the Democrat party, but they're not the biggest people. They they they are small, but they just loud.

[00:11:26]Okay. So that's the thing. And y'all admit trying to go get Republicans and get these white rural voters, you lost on top of messing up with black folk. But let's let's go ahead get get back to to what you said about about about your party.

[00:11:45]Now you said that cow tying to corporate donor interest.

[00:11:50]Okay, let's go. Let's go there as well.

[00:11:54]The interest of corporations is in the interest of everyday Americans. Give an example.

[00:12:02]I don't have maybe the biggest corporation, but I have a couple of companies I have, right? And what I need in my company is not what I need in my personal life, if that makes sense.

[00:12:17]So if a politician was focusing more so on my corporate needs and my corporate interest, which would be lower taxes, which would be, you know, access to maybe some permits and grants, access to contracts, um things like that, right? Um maybe deregulation if I need anything with that. The average person not worrying about that. They worrying about what, y'all? grocery store prices, gas prices. They're worried about public safety. They're worried about uh immigration because because illegal immigration, it do have an effect. I said illegal, not legal immigration, I said illegal immigration has an effect on your everyday person. Um it drives up food prices, it drives up home prices, it drives up prices because it's more people, so the prices go up. It's just that simple. When you have less people, the prices go down. It has to.

[00:13:17]The average person is worried about school, college, um, skill trades.

[00:13:23]They're not thinking about tax structure. They're not thinking about any of that mess.

[00:13:29]Okay? So, that's their problem. They prioritize more people that say, of course, I'm not at that level, but they prioritize people that's at that level higher than me, but they prioritize my business needs over the public's needs.

[00:13:42]If that makes sense. I'm using myself an example, right? I have a media company, so I have needs there. Well, we just got our record label going. Okay, I got needs there, right? Um, other companies that we going to start. Okay, all those have different needs, but it's not the needs of the everyday person. And that's a Democrats that did. Let's get back to their own report, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:14:08]So, in saying failing to control or confront the role of corporate greed in escalating inflation by them raising prices, allowing companies like Black Rockck uh to buy up single family homes to turn them into rent homes. That was wrong. Now, there's a bill that they just kind of approved today, but they wait going to go to the Senate that Trump was basically saying those companies like Black Rockck can't buy single family homes, which is a good thing. You know, Trump done some craziness, but I think that's a good thing. They say the Gaza effect. They said there's ample evidence that the Harris lost many voters, especially young voters, Arab Americans, and critical support in Michigan and elsewhere due to the campaign's failure to shift even or even signal a potential shift in policy on Israel and Palestine.

[00:14:52]And let let me let me say something about that. And I have to say this extremely sanitized for two reasons. the nation I live in, the platform I'm on, at least currently right now, that particular subject matter, Democrats and Republicans are captured in that area. If any any Democrat or Republican speak against um that particular said country, ask Jamal Bowman what happens to you.

[00:15:28]Ask Cy Bush what happens to you. Ask even Republican Thomas Massie what happens to you if you say anything about that said country. Now, no, I have not seen no other country in the world operate like that. And most people would say that's a foreign actor and foreign agent. you know, just a question I have about it. So, can we have a uh the American Chinese uh political action committee and then the American Chinese political action committee support candidates that's going to advocate for China and um you know put money into those politicians pockets that's going to advocate for China or what about the American Russian uh political action committee and they're going to only support candidates that's going to prioritize Russia. Um, and you know, if anybody speaks against Russia, then they going to throw money to their particular opponent? I mean, if one nation can do it, should all nations be able to do it? You know, what about Saudi Arabia? What about the American Saudi Arabian Political Action Committee? I mean, if one nation can do it, shouldn't all be able to do it? But that's I'm as far as I'm going to go with it. Y'all can y'all can have that conversation on your own because I I know how far to go with that conversation on this platform. All right. So it said losing young voters.

[00:16:49]It say extensive evidence shows a huge drop off in both turnout and Democratic support among young voters 18 to 29. It say the report examines the voluous evidence bolstering these conclusions.

[00:17:04]and say we document the many ways in which the Harris campaign and Democratic party leadership failed and say to meet the moment and gravely miscalculated both what and who the election hinged on. They said we just don't tag the losses and failures. As we also document a promising alternative that frequently outperformed Harris in 2024 is a progressive economic populist campaigns often beat the spread winning with Harris lost. As we report, vast polling shows strong majority support for bold candidates and measures that address the needs of workingclass Americans. And as the adage goes, those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it. This autopsy helps eliminate the reasons for the Democrat party's 2024 losses, examines the party's wayward drift, and recommends course correction for a winning future. So this is this is just just what they identified. They said that's the five things that made Kla Harris lost uh the election. They they admitted basically because they didn't have a primary. Uh that that wasn't too well, but but you know, number one, voter disenchantment. That was the main one. Okay. Now, you know, we could we can go through through all all all of this and and but let's go down to um I mean, we could start where I really want to go, but if we if y'all want to go through this a little more extensively, we can uh let me go here. I want to go to this page, but let but let me let me start here. Okay, best bear with me. We got to go through got to go through the homework. failure to inspire and say among all the election data perhaps the most important and glaring result is this while Trump added 2.8 million total votes to his 2020 results Harris underperformed by 6.8 million votes compared to Biden's 2020 victory in such a close race where Trump won 2.4 24 million votes nationwide and only 761,000 votes combined in seven major swing states. The Harris campaign's failure to secure these 7 million Americans who voted for Biden is pivotal.

[00:19:13]What happened to those voters and their votes? Where, how, and why did the Harris campaign lose these millions who previously supported a Democrat? The evidence suggests a few leading factors contributed to this massive and decisive drop in support for the Democratic nominee. and say first Democratic party leaders must face the reality of means to register voters registered Democrats simply did not vote for anyone.

[00:19:41]That's the first thing they say in this report that millions of people simply did not vote for nobody. Translation, millions of people chose to couch.

[00:19:53]That's what they're telling you.

[00:19:56]They say on election day, Edison Research reported independent voters turned out in larger numbers than did registered Democrats, the first time that had occurred since Edison began gathering exiting poll data in 20 2004.

[00:20:09]A third of the voting population did not cast a ballot and said the turnout plunge hit Democrats hard. It say important areas among key parts of the electorate. data analysis of 538 and other shows major voting downturns in urban areas. Now, when they say urban, you know who they talking about.

[00:20:33]They not going to come out and say black. They're not going to do that. The majority of black folks live in urban areas, guys and ladies.

[00:20:42]and in counties that Biden won in 2020.

[00:20:45]Turnout plummeted areas one would expect Harris and Democrats to win hampering Harris's vote totals in states across the country. According to New York Times analysis, counties the biggest Democratic victories in 2020 delivered 1.9 million fewer votes for Miss Harris than they had for Mr. Biden.

[00:21:03]They say although Harris the biggest vote losses were in solidly blue states.

[00:21:08]Now look at that. Although her biggest vote losses was in blue states, wasn't even in red that she won anyway, she also lost critical votes in swing states. Said Trump's narrow victory in Michigan, the Times reported, was mainly a result of the drop off in Wayne County, home to Detroit in a diverse suburbs like Dearbornne and Hamrak that supplied the the state with its most significant source of Democrat votes. But that I just want to go right back to it. Say first first right here the Democrat party right here had to face the reality that millions of registered Democrats simply did not vote for anyone.

[00:21:49]Let's let's highlight that for anyone.

[00:21:52]Okay. Uh uh uh so you Democrat shields, a lot of you running around here talking about oh y'all just want to be some MAGA Republicans. y'all going to vote for Trump or y'all going to uh uh get a check from Trump. Well, why did your own party admit that people who sat it out didn't vote for Trump?

[00:22:13]This why nobody take you Democrat shield seriously.

[00:22:18]I haven't met nobody talking about they said they was going to sit out the election in 2024. They was going to run and vote for Trump. They said that they they didn't want to vote for NA party because Notty was giving them what they needed.

[00:22:30]So the question is and you mentioned once again let's go back let's go back we we like to look at our data data analysis in 538 and others showed major voting downturns in urban areas. Okay right there urban areas you had major downturns with the black vote and I know how it happened. I was telling y'all every night about, "Hey, y'all doing this stuff with the with with the migrants. Hey, y'all giving them these cards. Brothers and sisters in New York not liking that. Hey, they acting entitled in New York. Hey, they committing crimes clearly.

[00:23:17]Hey, they riding around in scooters.

[00:23:18]Where they get the money from for that?

[00:23:21]Hey, uh uh they're sitting up here throwing away food, talking about they want their cultural food in New York.

[00:23:29]Hey, Brandon Johnson, Chicago, stop prioritizing migrants and prioritize Chicago residents.

[00:23:37]Hey, you seen uh uh sisters like Jessica Jackson and Danny C and and Kata Truss and and uh all them other uh uh sisters and brothers going to the city council meeting every week in Chicago and say, "Hey, you remember that migrant that sat up here and telling black folks, you lazy, you lazy."

[00:23:56]This the Democrats are supporting that.

[00:23:58]That's why you lost the black vote in the major urban areas.

[00:24:03]You was giving tangibles to people who got here yesterday over people who's been here for 400 years. And you expected black folk to come out and vote for the likes of you.

[00:24:14]And black folks showed you better than they can tell you, "Hell no, I'm not voting for you.

[00:24:20]And no, I'm not voting for Trump either.

[00:24:29]Yeah, Cynthia, I I remember you. I remember Cynthia, I remember what you said about that. I do remember. I remember a lot of people didn't vote now. They have to come out in that minute. So, Democrats, are you ready to change your tune? Are you or do you want to get those votes back in the urban areas? Right. Do you want to get those votes back? I'mma tell you how to get your votes back. It's very simple.

[00:24:55]Donald Trump just created a slush fund to give insurrectionist who have attacked who has attacked the capital.

[00:25:12]People lost their life that day. People were injured that day.

[00:25:17]The same party say they love law and order attacked law and order.

[00:25:22]And yet he's not giving a slush fund to the police officers that uh lost their life or their families or or who are injured. No, he's not doing that. He wants to give it to those who stormed the capital.

[00:25:37]He's rewarding the the descendants of Confederates.

[00:25:41]They had people in that in that capital with Confederate battle flags. He wants to give money to them, the Confederates.

[00:25:51]So if the So if Trump could could sit up here in his Department of Justice and create a fund to give to literally criminals because all of them are criminals.

[00:26:03]But yet Democrats when we talk about reparations, oh well that's not popular. Well, you know, uh Bernie Sanders, no no no checks, right? But it seemed like Trump could create a check for his people and they didn't need a study.

[00:26:21]They didn't need HR40.

[00:26:23]They didn't need to talk to their congressman or their senator. They didn't have to donate to a super PAC.

[00:26:30]They didn't have to go talk to uh uh uh nobody.

[00:26:34]They just created the money and say, "Yep, we going to fix it. Well, you can go ahead on get get your bag."

[00:26:43]So, so, so one thing I will thank Trump for and thank you Trump. Trump has shown that you don't need Congress to give us reparations. That's what he has shown.

[00:26:57]Trump has shown how quick the government can work. He He exposed them.

[00:27:03]We told Obama, "Oh, well, you know, it it takes time because it got to go through Congress and it got to do this and the filibuster and all." that's was holding us up. Trump just destroyed all of that quickly. So, I thank Trump for doing that. So, when black folks come to you now, Democrats, and say, "What you going to do about our check?" We don't want to hear nothing about no Congress.

[00:27:29]Cuz if Trump can do that, y'all can do it, too.

[00:27:36]And it's coming from the taxpayer. The same taxpayers that will pay reparations. I ain't paying no reparations. That's my tax dollars.

[00:27:44]Okay. So, you gonna pay some they're the criminals who are trying to overthrow the government. You cool with that?

[00:27:52]And I'm not saying they're cool with it.

[00:27:54]But the fact is, I would rather reparations be paid for a debt owed than given to some criminals who tried to overthrow the United States. Show me a time in this country where black Americans tried to overthrow the government of the United States.

[00:28:10]Show me a time in history where we tried to forcefully overturn an election as black Americans.

[00:28:18]We had to fight for just even the right to vote. We weren't fighting to overturn the government of the United States or attack the United States. We have been the most patriotic people in this country. Black Americans, those people are not patriotic. They are they they are criminals.

[00:28:39]They are sedicious. All of them should have went to jail on sedition.

[00:28:43]But yet they going to get paid for it.

[00:28:48]They will get paid. But you Democrats say, "Oh well, we need a study for your reparations." So So check this out, Democrats. Now, because of what Trump has done, we don't want to hear it. Either pay us our reparations or it's going to continue happening like this. Well, you're not we're not voting for you.

[00:29:07]That's all it is to it.

[00:29:11]Well, they racist. They we all suffering.

[00:29:16]Well, we all could be doing great together. We can get our reparations.

[00:29:20]Everybody could be going doing great together. I think that's a small exchange.

[00:29:26]Don't you think? I think it's a small exchange for for for everybody, right?

[00:29:31]For us, just a very very small exchange. just give us our reparations.

[00:29:38]We'll come out and vote and then and then hey everybody be comfortable again.

[00:29:44]But you don't have to. But we don't have to vote either for you. We don't have to.

[00:29:52]And all that fear-mongering, oh look what Trump did. They taking away the voting rights. Look at all the seats in Congress BEING LOST. Y'ALL are y'all don't know what you're doing. I don't care because when you had them seats, Clyburn in the gang, when you had them seats, you didn't do nothing for us anyway. See, if you did, see that and that's that's your issue Congressional Black Caucus. If you have did for black Americans, you still be in your seat cuz Kamla would have won the election.

[00:30:25]So, I don't want to hear it. I don't want to hear nothing about you Democrats, about talking about all the skies falling with Trump's racism and the Republicans racism. I don't want to hear nothing. I can care less about they racism. They've been racist from the beginning.

[00:30:47]Remember, we was enslaved, right? So that's that's that's a lot of racism.

[00:30:53]If anybody used to racism is us.

[00:31:00]So, Democrats, what you going to do?

[00:31:02]What are you going to do, Democrats? Are you going to fight to get the black vote back or you going to try to get the Latino vote, which you know good and well that's not going to happen? Now, on paper, you know, there's 30 what? 38 million? No, is it 36 million registered Latino voters in the United States at least in 2024? and they 34 million uh FBA. On paper, it looks good, but your problem with the Latinos is they have a split identity. What I mean by that is a lot of them feel they're white and then the other half of them don't feel they're white. And the ones that that align with whiteness vote Republican.

[00:31:50]Black folks align with blackness.

[00:31:53]And we know we're not going to come out and vote for the uh uh uh uh uh Dem uh Republicans like that because they don't align with us.

[00:32:04]They don't line with us at all.

[00:32:07]So, we'll set it out. We don't get no votes from Republicans like that. You can't because even if you agree with some policies Republicans have, something's going to happen like always is going to put you like, "D man, I I like that policy, but I can't vote for them. They just too freaking racist.

[00:32:26]They're too racist. I can't I can't I can't.

[00:32:30]You understand?

[00:32:33]And that's just what it is. I can't vote for a people that's just that dog on racist. I can't do it.

[00:32:41]But anyway, let's let's let's let's let's continue cuz well that time getting away from me.

[00:32:51]Now they talk about say Wayne County cuz they lost the Arab vote. They said while we can't read these voters minds you have to read them. The voters spoke a lot on social media. We know from exit polls, anecdotal reports, and common sense that this turnout plunge indicates that Democrats failed to inspire or motivate these millions of crucial voters who made the difference between defeat and victory.

[00:33:22]Why didn't they vote this time?

[00:33:25]They say to revive a pertinent line from Jesse Jackson 1984, Republicans led by President Reagan amid a deep economic recession. One then won then as they did again in 2024 by the margin of despair.

[00:33:39]Millions of dispirited non- voting Democrats then and now rocks just laying around without a candidate who inspired them to vote. Millions of these key voters then and now feel alienated and abandoned and stayed home. The reasons for this broad disengagement are many, but what's clear is that Harris and the Democratic Party leadership then in control of the White House failed to offer these millions of voters ample reason to vote failed to offer them convincing policies for substantial economic social uplift as evidenced as the evidence emerged after the election showing that Harris campaign had failed to reach many black and Latino voters in key urban districts. in Pennsylvania, which could have made a difference in his pivotal Keystone State. Outreach to these vital voters was so poulry, a team of Harris campaign staffers went rogue just days before the election in a lastminute bliss to turn out these critical voters. is as New York Times reported, campaign organizers in Philadelphia said they were told not to engage in the breadand butter task of getting out the vote in black and Latino neighborhoods such as attending community events, reing new voters, and building relationships with local leaders and calling voters. They said this is just one instance of a broad strategic failure in which the Harris campaign prioritized suburban and Republican voters over motivating the young and urban electorate. So basically what they said is Kla Harris was going after these conservatives instead of focusing on getting the black folks in Philly and I guess Latinos as well.

[00:35:23]Okay. So So let me let me let me stop right there because like I said that we can continue to go on but let me stop right there. So So she kept trying to do like I said once again she kept trying to go get these good white folk. That that's that's what she was trying to do.

[00:35:38]She was trying to get these good white folk and um and it didn't work out. Her team say she's messing up. They tried to fix it, but it couldn't be fixed.

[00:35:54]So, Democrats, listen, this is how we feel. I think I can speak for black America this time in politics. As the old saying goes, there's no permanent friends. There's no permanent enemies. There are just permanent interests. That's it. So, give example. Marjorie Taylor Green could be political enemy yesterday and Marger Taylor Green could be your political friend tomorrow. Don't matter. Don't matter. As long as you are lying on my or our permanent interest. That's the way that works.

[00:36:32]This why I don't advocate for political parties. I advocate for black folks to be independents.

[00:36:37]And we go wherever our interest lies as black people.

[00:36:44]So, it's simple. Democrats, bring tangibles to the table. That's it. Just bring tangibles. You got no excuses why you can't do it. Trump showed you how to how to do it. He getting away with it.

[00:36:55]You can get away with it, too. So, you we need our tangibles.

[00:37:02]Trump has really, really, really sol solidified the no tangibles, no vote ideology.

[00:37:14]So, what are you going to do? That's the only question I have. You got midterms coming up. You know what you got? We listening.

[00:37:24]Look, Democrats, I'm ready. I'm ready to go vote Democrat today. What you got?

[00:37:32]If you give me nothing, it's okay. I can go find some content to make. I can go uh trying to create some more songs with Sarah. Um shoot, you know, work on things with Lerica and them and and Sister Sama and Leila and Afroire. Um you know, I got to get I got to get started. I mean, get started with my new book that that got to come out. So, I have a whole lot of things I could be doing. You know, spend time with my kids, the family, you know, instead of going vote for you. So, if you want to get me to go vote for Democrat, I have no problem doing it.

[00:38:07]What you offering?

[00:38:12]What are you offering Democrats?

[00:38:17]Uh, Cynthia says, "President Trump has already shown us the game. No checks, no votes." That's right, Cynthia. No checks, no votes.

[00:38:25]Uh Valerie said, "Trump has done more to enlighten me regarding critical issues than anyone in real time. Learned that I was not imagining things about who our true detractors are cultural and racially." Ronda also says the Democratic uh played themselves and Trump let them know we don't need a study for reparations. They say the other immigrants, the Democratic say are going after basically voted for Republicans. No. That's right. They they threw their whole campaign behind trying to get Latinos to vote and Latinos gave them the middle finger.

[00:38:58]That's what Latinos did for them. But that's good. Shout out to the Latinos.

[00:39:02]Shout out to them because you know what?

[00:39:04]You didn't have enough Latinos on your team to teach you about Latino culture.

[00:39:09]That's your problem. Because I Boule Martin said this. So, so I'm I assume that's what happened. Boule Martin says she was surrounded by nothing but white campaign people, white campaign strategist. If I had, let me tell you something. If I had ran, if I had to run for any kind of political campaign this, especially in a diverse country like this one, I would want somebody from the white community that can advise me on white cultural issues. I want, of course, I'mma have us. I want a Latino.

[00:39:40]I would want an Asian who could talk about these things. I would want an Arab American on somewhere on the team, you know, Indians, etc., just so I can be well-rounded in all my policies so I can hit everybody's needs so I don't leave nobody out. If I'm running in a diverse area, now I'm just running in a black area, then shoot, I stick to us. I'm not worried about everybody else. But that's how you have to do it. I'm not going to sit up here and just have black folks advising me and I don't really they don't understand Latino culture. They don't understand Asians. They don't understand none of these other people.

[00:40:14]And you had the money to do it. You had the money to do it.

[00:40:19]Like I said, I don't have a political science degree, but I got common sense.

[00:40:24]And common sense says get people who are smart from those communities to come join your team to advise you on how to reach those people. And you get surrogates of those communities to send in those communities for you.

[00:40:40]You can't just walt in people's community. Sometimes you got to kind of get somebody respected from that community and be with them and kind of check it in a little bit. You can't just walt yourself into different communities like that.

[00:40:54]You got to check in. It's just that's just a thing with people.

[00:40:58]That's how I would do it. But that's me.

[00:41:03]That's me because I respect all people.

[00:41:06]So, I got to make sure all people messaging is in what I'm saying. But it does. But knows what I said. I'm not neglecting my people. I'm just making sure everybody I hit everybody at the same time.

[00:41:20]Cuz if I want they vote, I got to I got to kind of address some issues they talking about.

[00:41:27]That's it.

[00:41:28]That'll be the logical thing to do.

[00:41:32]And them corporations, forget a corporation. All listen, you sat up there and prioritized a corporation, you lost because there's not enough CEOs to vote for you, dummy.

[00:41:44]Corporations are great for donations, but they can't give you votes.

[00:41:50]Do right by the people. That's how you get elected.

[00:42:02]I don't think politics is that hard logically, but it is. It is not easy because so much corruption is so much evil. And let me tell you something. The two people that that have a lot of corruption and evil is the politician and the tax man. That's the people like go from the Bible times to now is always the tax man and the politician that most people got a problem with.

[00:42:26]But if you get a righteous one, oh, you're doing good. If you get a righteous one, you're doing wonderful.

[00:42:42]Well, yeah. Well, yeah, Valerie, yes, you have to represent. Listen, if you're in a diverse country like America, you have to get people from all communities to advise you because you don't want to lose any votes.

[00:42:56]So, if you really wanted those white Republican votes, you probably want to get somebody who's a conservative and say, "Okay, what talking points I could use to draw them in?"

[00:43:07]I mean, that's You don't just go after them. You just like just have certain talking points because trust me, sometime people hear what you say, say, "Wait a minute, what he talking about?"

[00:43:17]You ain't got to go chase nobody.

[00:43:18]Sometimes it's just your messaging.

[00:43:22]certain little little little nuggets you throw in your message and people hear and say, "Man, hold on. I hear what you're saying. I like that." But you chasing somebody, that means you're weak. You have to People who chase is weak.

[00:43:34]Just put out the right message and they'll come to you.

[00:43:40]But what do I know? I'm just a black man.

[00:43:45]Anyway, y'all, uh, thank you for joining us on the stream tonight. Really appreciate it. Make sure you click the subscribe button. Make sure you click the like button. That's very very important. Um, we definitely going to be back talking more about this autopsy report because it's a big report. But, uh, the Democrats have really, you know, the main thing is it was the couch.

[00:44:04]That's why they lost the election.

[00:44:06]Democrats, run us our checks and you'll win the election.