Topic: Black Vote

The discussion highlights Donald Trump's increasing support among Black and Hispanic male voters, which could reach historic levels in 2024. Lucre praises the "optic game" currently being played by Republicans, such as supporting reparations in California to expose Democratic hypocrisy. Jones notes that Kamala Harris has adopted Trump's "no tax on tips" policy despite previously hiring 87,000 IRS agents.

Viva Frei and Alex Jones speculate on future "black swan" events the Deep State might employ, including a staged emergency involving Kamala Harris to trigger a sympathy vote or martial law. They discuss the narrative of Iran threatening Trump as a potential cover story for domestic intelligence operations. The conversation highlights the vulnerability of the Secret Service and the potential for a transition to all-digital voting under emergency conditions.

Gerald Celente discusses his background in campaign technology and running political races in New York. He points out the hypocrisy of Kamala Harris's "my body, my choice" stance on abortion while she supported mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Despite her record as a prosecutor, Celente believes she will successfully secure the black vote and that the "facts don't matter" in a soundbite-driven reality show.

Jason Burmess demonstrates "censorship" by comparing Google and DuckDuckGo search results for election audits. He discusses the work of Bev Harris and the concept of "black box voting," arguing that without honest exit polls and paper records, the constitutional republic is at risk.

Recent polling shows a significant surge in support for Donald Trump among Black voters, rising from 8% to over 20%. Drew Hernandez posits that the COVID-19 bioweapon was intentionally released from Wuhan to shut down the booming Trump economy and facilitate the 2020 election outcome. He describes the subsequent legal attacks on Trump's lawyers and associates as "lawfare" intended to prevent any future challenges to the establishment.

Roger Stone joins Joel Gilbert to discuss the "apoplectic panic" within the Democratic Party following recent polls showing Donald Trump leading in swing states. Stone agrees with Gilbert's prediction that Michelle Obama will be the nominee, noting that she is the only candidate who could plausibly replace Kamala Harris without causing a revolt within the party's base.

The Democratic Party is reportedly losing significant support among Black voters, who are increasingly vocal about the negative impact of illegal immigration on their communities. This shift is characterized as "political kryptonite" for Democrats, leading to theories that the party is importing illegal aliens to replace their traditional voting base. Figures like RFK Jr. have also highlighted internal party corruption, further alienating long-time supporters.

The discussion shifts to the perceived leftist strategy of using organizations like Black Lives Matter and Antifa as distractions for world domination. Ted Nugent offers an "Uncle Ted Tech Tip," arguing that people should stop seeking the motives of "evil" actors and instead focus on crushing them through legal voting and activism. He cites rising prices for beef and gas as catalysts for the middle class to finally take action.