Topic: Black Students

The debate resumes with a question on black voters. Biden discusses student loan forgiveness and healthcare access. Trump argues that "Biden migrant crime" and inflation are devastating black and Hispanic families. Jones plays clips of Biden's past "racial jungle" and "super predator" comments to argue that Biden has a history of racism.

Robert Barnes identifies a major shift of working-class millennials, Black Americans, and Hispanic Americans toward Donald Trump due to economic hardship. He argues that "Bidenomics" has resulted in poverty at home and war abroad, leaving young voters unable to afford homes or cars. Barnes suggests the "Deep State" bureaucracy is too arrogant to recognize the impending collapse of their political support.

A report details that 40% of black students in Washington D.C. face expulsion for refusing experimental injections. The policy is criticized as a violation of the Nuremberg Code and the Geneva Convention, with threats of truancy officers arresting parents. The narrative links these mandates to historical medical exploitation and accuses the political left of systemic racism.