Much of the labor here. Latino immigrants living paycheck to paycheck. Many now view the Trump years as better for their bottom line. Latino communities say when Trump was a president, we don't have high gas or inflation. [00:00:17] Who says that President Joe Biden isn't a trend setter? He absolutely is. He's a real trend setter for the Democratic Party. And the trend that he has set is the bleeding of support among Black and Latino voters. In fact, CNN was in Georgia, a swing state, talking to Latino voters [00:00:34] to see where their hearts and minds are at when it comes to the upcoming presidential election. Now, Biden remains defiant. He remains incredibly selfish. He doesn't want to drop out of the race. He's very likely to be the Democratic incumbent nominee, [00:00:51] which means there's some likelihood that Democrats are going to lose to Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee, and keep all of that in mind as the heart of the Biden reelection campaign is really, ooh, Trump bad, Trump dangerous. [00:01:06] Trump will dismantle our democracy. Certainly isn't acting like it. Now, why don't we hear more from Latino voters in Georgia who explain what it is exactly that they are experiencing during the Biden administration that's making them reconsider their vote for him? [00:01:22] Let's watch. Are you happy with your vote for Joe Biden? Well, I didn't see something like really change. Like I didn't see changes in. So I was expecting something. [00:01:37] Gabriel Martinez was expecting better. Both she and her husband work. They have one child, six year old Roman. Every month, a struggle. Right now I working three jobs. Because I have to like pay more things like my. [00:01:54] - House is more expensive. - Oh, your housing is more expensive. And you have to work three jobs in order to pay your rent or your mortgage. I mean, this isn't a this isn't an uncommon situation. This is something that a lot of Americans are facing across the board. [00:02:09] The housing crisis is something that the federal government has certainly ignored. Obviously, on a local level, we need politicians who actually give a damn and are willing to fight back against the NIMBYs, as they call it, to build more housing. None of that is happening, but the fish rots from the head down, and the Biden [00:02:27] administration is getting blamed for a lot of the economic heartache that Americans are feeling, including many of the voters who were thought to be mainstays of the Democratic electorate, the Democratic base, black and Latino voters. Now, the polling doesn't look so great for Biden. [00:02:45] We've talked about a lot of different polls that show that Biden is sliding down the polls, whether it has to do with swing states, whether it has to do with certain demographics that Democrats have traditionally done really well with. And I want to give you some more information about recent polls [00:03:00] and what they're saying about Biden. According to Axios, it's clear from consistent trends across multiple polls that Biden is bleeding support among Hispanic voters and black voters, especially younger ones, and especially in swing states. Things are looking real great for Biden, right? [00:03:16] There's more. Biden is morphing into Trump when it comes to his base. It's old and white voters who seem most solid in their support. Quote, Biden has retained the entirety of his support among older white voters. [00:03:33] The New York Times Nate Cohn writes. And, of course, just to dip back into that New York Times Siena College poll, which we did extensive coverage of last week, you should know that when it comes to certain demographics, Biden not doing so well. [00:03:50] Biden's support among nonwhite voters dropped a whopping 33 points compared to 2020 results. And I want to pause for a second because remember, Biden did well in the popular vote, for sure. But we don't decide presidential elections based on the popular vote. [00:04:08] As you all know, if you look at how Biden performed in the swing states, he barely won by a slim margin. So when it comes to swing states, he needs all the support he can get and the fact that he is bleeding support among Black and Latino voters, the fact [00:04:25] that he's bleeding support among those in swing states should be alarming to a party that is incessantly fearmongering about the inherent danger that another Trump term would pose to our democratic system, our democratic process. [00:04:41] But they sure don't act like they see Trump as a threat, because if they genuinely saw Trump as a threat, there would be this urging of Biden to step down, to actually follow through on his promise to not run for reelection. He said he was going to run for one term and be done with it. [00:04:57] Obviously he lied, and obviously he is just undeterred, unwilling to look at the facts on the ground and make a decision that would be far better for the future of the country. But he's unwilling to do that. There's more Trump support among black voters pop to 22 points, [00:05:16] which The Times called unseen in presidential politics for a Republican. In modern times, Trump has increased his support among black voters. He's also increased his support among Latino voters. [00:05:31] And why is that? Well, obviously, you have Trump constantly touting how great the economy was under his watch. To some extent, that was true. And, you know, a lot of the blame that Biden is getting right now isn't necessarily his fault. [00:05:49] Now, inflation is a huge problem, right? But inflation is it has different causes depending on which sector of the economy you're looking at. He could have done something to help Americans when it comes to the housing crisis. But he fell short on that. And that is one of the biggest areas of inflation. [00:06:05] That is just absolutely destroying the personal finances of American families across the country. Oil prices are obviously extremely high. What you pay at the pump, it's gone down a little bit. But all throughout the summer it was extremely high. [00:06:21] Paying for gas was unbearable and high gas prices translates to inflation everywhere else in the economy. Because think about it, you've got to transport products if the cost. Of transporting the products is higher due to high fuel prices. [00:06:37] Then the products that you're buying are going to see an increase in price. One of the things that Biden tried to do was he went to Venezuela, and he worked with them to lift some of the sanctions likely to increase the oil supply by the OPEC plus cartel. [00:06:53] But Americans have been drowning economically for quite some time now, and the help hasn't come soon enough. It hasn't made really much of a dent when it comes to the stability that Americans are facing, and it is hurting Biden in the polls. [00:07:09] So if they think that all they need to do is fearmonger about Trump, and that's somehow going to convince people who have, you know, turned on Biden, I think they're mistaken. And I think they're playing with fire. Biden's lead among Hispanics is in single digits in the six swing states [00:07:26] polled Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Democrats typically win among Hispanics by 30 plus points, but not anymore. And look, it's not just the New York Times poll, either. A CNN poll earlier this month showed Biden with only four, with a 4% lead over Trump [00:07:44] among Latino registered voters. Do you guys understand how disastrous that is? As long as I could remember, Democrats had the black and Latino vote on lock. Now they're significantly bleeding support among Latino voters. [00:08:01] The majority of black voters still support the Democratic Party, but the fact that more and more black voters are turning on the Democratic Party and kind of eyeing Trump for a second term should tell you a lot about where the hearts and minds are [00:08:18] of the American electorate and how frustrated they are with the situations in their households, with their finances. They don't feel that the government is looking out for them. Now take that frustration and couple it with one of the few speeches that Biden [00:08:34] has given to the American public. I mean, you don't really see him out in public that often. He doesn't do regular press conferences. Oh, but he he got ready and he was willing to give a speech demanding that Congress approve $106 billion in war funding. [00:08:51] See when it comes to war funding, when it comes to us serving as an ATM for either Ukraine or Israel, there's no question about it. Right. We shouldn't have a debate when it comes to increasing the funds for our Defense Department. There's really no debate about it. It's a bipartisan effort. [00:09:08] That type of legislation passes easily. But when it comes to helping Americans who are struggling right now, that's when the nickel and diming happens. And Americans aren't stupid. They see it. They see those debates. They see the dumb excuses, the nonsense about the Senate parliamentarian [00:09:25] and the legislative filibuster in the Senate that prevents the passage of these economic policies that would benefit the lives of Americans. We didn't hear anything about the, you know, legislative filibuster in the Senate when Trump was president. We didn't hear anything about the Senate parliamentarian when Trump was president, [00:09:44] because Trump had no problem pressuring and bullying, coercing whatever he wanted to do, whatever he needed to do to get what he wanted. But with Biden, it's interesting how he won't even fight for his own policies. And the American people see it. They're not blind. They're not stupid. Now. [00:10:02] The economy is definitely not an area where voters are giving Biden a lot of credit, despite bidenomics, if you will. Higher interest rates are also hurting Americans. It's obviously far more expensive to borrow, far more expensive to take out a mortgage for a home. And according to yet another poll, a new poll by the Financial Times and [00:10:21] University of Michigan, 31% of Democratic respondents said that since Biden moved into the white House in January of 2021, they have become either somewhat or much worse off, while just 24% said their position has improved. [00:10:37] A combined 16% say they are somewhat or much better off under Biden. Just 16% guys, while 32% say they're somewhat worse off and 23% say they're in a much worse financial position. [00:10:53] And we also know that Latino voters are unhappy about more than just the economy. So why don't we hear yet another Latino voter in Georgia and what he had to say about what it's like living in Biden's America? Patino says he's a Democrat, but worries about the economy and. [00:11:12] Crime in Atlanta. Here in Atlanta, he says many people are thinking bad things about murder and crime. Pensando cosas malas. Diego Monsalve has lived in Atlanta and cut hair for 17 years. [00:11:29] The candidate who will get his vote, the one he believes will improve both the economy and bring down crime. Do you have a candidate in mind or are you in the media? Are you in middle Mirando? - Cuando el mejor. - So you're open to Democrat or Republican? [00:11:46] I was under the impression that Democratic voters aren't concerned about crime at all, that it's all made up in their heads that they have a perception of crime. But crime actually doesn't exist. There's no crime wave. No one's concerned about it. Everything is hunky dory, and we should all just shut up and accept. You know what? The situation is on the ground. [00:12:04] You see increases in car thefts, property crime. In some cities, depending on where you live, you'll see a pretty sharp increase in violent crime. But it's okay. Democratic voters love it. They support it. They're totally fine with it. We should ignore when they bring up these issues because [00:12:21] they don't really mean it right now. Last week, I shared details about how Biden has lost a significant amount of support among Arab Americans, especially in states like Michigan, a swing state. That's incredibly important for Biden if he wants to win in 2024. [00:12:38] We've talked about the Latino vote in this segment, so keep those two demographics in mind as you hear one of his minions, Jen Psaki on MSNBC, engage in the very fear mongering that I was referring to earlier to basically browbeat Americans into voting for someone who they are unhappy with. [00:12:56] Let's watch. He also has plans for sweeping raids of undocumented immigrants, mass deportations, and the creation of giant camps. He wants to restate the Muslim ban, something he also repeated this weekend. And when he was asked about this, about it this week, about how the US [00:13:11] can stop the killing of innocent people in the Israel-hamas war. He basically said we should just let it all play out. And yet, the hand-wringing and cocktail party speculation about an alternative to Joe Biden is continuing will continue. Guess what? Joe Biden isn't perfect. [00:13:28] No candidate is, by the way, but we have to understand what the alternative is here. Joe Biden sucks. We all acknowledge that. But Trump is scary and bad, and he's going to do all of these culture war things that you're not going to like. [00:13:46] Look, it worked in 2020, and what helped Biden in 2020 was how poorly Donald Trump handled the coronavirus pandemic. I'm not so sure it's going to work this time around. I really don't think it will. And again, if the Democratic establishment is genuinely convinced that Donald Trump [00:14:07] poses a significant threat to this country and our democratic process, they need to act like it and they need to run better candidates. But Biden's selfish. He's defiant and would rather risk it all because he just wants [00:14:22] to serve a second term. It's all about him, and we're supposed to pretend like it's not selfish. Thanks for watching the video guys. We also love it if you hit the join button below because that makes you a member and members allow us to be independent, honest. We could be as progressive as we want. [00:14:38] No corporate media influence. And that's all because of you guys. We love doing the show with our members. Hit the join button. Become one of the Young Turks.