Topic: African Americans

Peter Schiff explains Donald Trump's rising popularity among African American voters as a result of the disproportionate impact of the Biden economy on minority communities. He argues that voters are rejecting the "lies" from the establishment and Wall Street because they are struggling with record-high rents and food prices. Schiff predicts that Trump will win the 2024 election because he "feels the pain" of the American public.

Roger Stone analyzes Ron DeSantis's decision to exit the race after a poor polling performance in New Hampshire following the Iowa caucus. Stone notes that DeSantis's supporters disproportionately favor Donald Trump as their second choice, aiding Trump's "politics of addition." Furthermore, Stone claims the Democratic Party is losing its traditional base of African American voters to Trump, making Joe Biden increasingly expendable to the party elite.

Robert Barnes analyzes the Chauvin jury, predicting a 50% chance of acquittal based on the prosecution's "overreach" and the presence of analytical thinkers on the panel. He suggests that African American male jurors may be the ones most likely to fight for an acquittal, contrary to the media narrative. Barnes notes that betting markets saw a spike in acquittal odds following the defense's closing arguments.

Nurse Lisa continues her testimony, alleging that hospitals in New York and Austin are killing patients by placing them on ventilators unnecessarily. The discussion touches on the high death rates among African Americans and the "false reads" of oxygen levels caused by wearing masks.