MSNBC Host Was Stunned Into Silence As Black Voters Say They Want Trump

Doc Rich

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00:00This town is 54% Hispanic, you're Peruvian.

00:03When you talk to your neighbors, what are you hearing?

00:06More Latino voters, Indian voters, they're moving more into the right, more into Donald

00:12Fund.

00:12Two years ago, everybody hated them.

00:14Now, the majority are like, no, I'm voting for Trump.

00:17Really?

00:18Yes.

00:18Yes, really.

00:19I was a Democrat, and I started to realize the policies that I was voting in wasn't my

00:28standards or what I believed.

00:30The Republican Party has the values that we hold dear.

00:34That is God, family, life.

00:37You'll be surprised.

00:38I used to do registration, and a lot of people changed parties to go to the Republican Party

00:44instead of as a Democrat.

00:46I am a registered Democrat.

00:47I was on the fence.

00:50I was going to vote for Trump.

00:53Current moment right now, the way everything is going, I still need to see what's on the

00:57table.

00:57Who are you voting for this year?

00:58President Donald Trump.

01:00You're more open to voting for someone other than the Democrat ticket this time than last

01:06time?

01:07There's a possibility.

01:08I've seen a lot of people leaning towards Trump right now.

01:11Even people who were Biden before?

01:13Even people that were Biden, you know.

01:14I'm hoping that President Trump wins again.

01:16So, were the tips higher when Trump was in office?

01:19Of course.

01:20We got to get Trump in office.

01:22Think that'll fix the problem?

01:24I know it will.

01:26This town...

01:27Got to get that orange fella back.

01:30ASAP.

01:31But, I want to show you guys this clip...

01:35Well, these clips that I came across featuring Alex Wagner, who works for MSDNC.

01:42But, she went and talked to some black voters, and boy, was she stunned into silence.

01:52And, I love, love, love to see it.

01:56I love to see it.

01:57So, this first clip, they were talking about Obama.

02:02And, you guys remember how Obama came out and tried to scold us black men because we

02:08aren't supporting Kamala?

02:10Well, this gentleman, I think he laid it out perfectly.

02:14Perfectly with his statement.

02:16With that being said, let's dive in.

02:19And, I just wonder for anybody who heard that, like what they thought of that.

02:24I was deeply offended.

02:25I was deeply offended.

02:26And, it felt like a moment where it's like, you N-words better get in line and do what

02:32we say.

02:33And, it felt like him as the czar of the Democratic Party coming down to say, go get these N

02:39-words

02:39in line.

02:39And, the general tone of it was disgusting.

02:42It was abhorrent.

02:43I don't respect it.

02:44I didn't like nothing about it.

02:45And, Kamala, two days after that, is like, we love our black men.

02:50We have programs and things that we're rolling out for them.

02:52And, she rolled out policy.

02:54Good cop back up.

02:55Well, I'm tired of the good cop back up.

02:58But, I feel like he is right, though.

03:07You know, it almost felt as, it felt like, make sure you get them back onto the plantation.

03:14And, Obama was like, yes, sir, master.

03:16I will get them back on the plantation.

03:19Yes, master.

03:20And, he came out and tried to score those black men.

03:23Come on back, fellas.

03:24Come on back.

03:26Masters are waiting.

03:27It's like, wait, what?

03:29We ain't going back.

03:31You can take your stupid ass back.

03:33But, we ain't going back.

03:36We going.

03:37We out of here.

03:38Right?

03:39You know, Harriet, we at.

03:43Don't leave it behind.

03:44We coming.

03:45Right?

03:45We up out of here.

03:47Why would we turn around?

03:48Why would we turn around?

03:50And, so, he went to, oh, well, she's black and she knows you guys.

03:55Right?

03:55She knows you.

03:57She don't know me.

04:00She darn sure don't know me if she's allegedly cooking greens in a bathtub.

04:04Because, if you know me, you know for darn sure.

04:07I'm trying to keep it PG.

04:09Ain't no cooking no food in no bathtub.

04:11Food does not belong in no bathroom.

04:14That's where you wash your behind and you empty your behind.

04:18Okay?

04:19If you know what I mean.

04:20Like I said, I'm going to keep it PG.

04:22That's not where you take food.

04:24To be prepared to eat.

04:26Absolutely not.

04:27That is disgusting.

04:28You will get ran out of the house doing some mess like that around my family.

04:33No.

04:34That's disgusting.

04:37Ridiculous, man.

04:38Ridiculous.

04:39But, another part of the interview, they were talking about mass deportation.

04:44And, check out what some of these brothers had to say.

04:47I agree with the idea of mass deportation, largely.

04:50You have criminals in this country who are destroying our nation.

04:54They're coming in here, getting earmarked bills and policies to open up businesses, get free housing, get access, easier access

05:04than those who are legally immigrated to this country to welfare and other benefits.

05:08So, like, as a taxpayer, we have to pay for these guys to have luxuries of life.

05:14And, we don't get anything.

05:16Especially black Americans who have suffered so much in the system under Democrats.

05:20We don't get anything.

05:22That's insane.

05:23You talk about Springfield, Ohio.

05:25And, the whole thing with the fluff talk of, oh, grabbing a sound bite about Haitians or whatever, is eating

05:31cats and dogs.

05:32Y'all trying to change the narrative of what he's really talking about.

05:36Change the narrative of really what we're talking about.

05:39And, telling us, that's what we should be discussing.

05:41No.

05:42This here, this is what we're discussing.

05:44This here, this is America.

05:47And, this is what America is about and what we're discussing.

05:51I love what he said there.

05:53You know, how mainstream media and people like Alex Wagner and, you know, her co-host, right, her, her, golly,

06:03why am I drawing a blank on the word, her fellow co-workers, goodness gracious, woo, that one just completely

06:13left my mind.

06:14I could not think of the word co-workers to save my life.

06:17But, you know, her fellow co-workers, they tried to change the narrative to some meaningless talking point.

06:24When we're keeping the narrative on things that actually matter, but they want to focus on, well, Trump said Haitians

06:30are eating cats and dogs.

06:33First off, I don't even believe he said Haitians.

06:35He said they're eating the cats and the dogs.

06:37Democrats added in the Haitians part.

06:40As a matter of fact, I might make a short on that.

06:42Yeah, I like that idea.

06:44I might turn that into a short.

06:45Because people, like, that's something that people skipped over.

06:47If I remember correctly, Trump never said Haitians.

06:50Trump just said they're eating the cats and their dogs.

06:52And it was the Democrats.

06:53The Democrats added in the Haitians part.

06:56Trump never said that.

06:57Trump never specified who he was talking about.

07:00He just said they're eating the cats and their dogs.

07:01But anyway, I digress.

07:04I'll probably make that into a YouTube short.

07:06So make sure you're watching my YouTube shorts, baby.

07:08Come on, tune in.

07:09Tune in.

07:11But they try to change it to a meaningless talking point about Haitians and cats and dogs

07:16when we're talking about the food that we're able to put on our table or not put on our

07:21table, the gas prices that are just absolutely through the roof, the crime that's through

07:27the roof, even though you keep trying to tell us that it's not, right?

07:29We walk the streets of our own cities.

07:31We see what's happening.

07:32Okay, all of these other things that actually matter, you want to focus on, well, Trump

07:38said, Trump said this about Haitians and, and like, but that is because Democrats can't

07:52win on actual, you know, meaningful topics of discussion.

07:57Democrat policies don't stand up to scrutiny.

08:00That's one of the things that I've learned throughout this journey.

08:02Whenever you start actually pushing back on Democrat policies, it absolutely falls apart.

08:07That's why I came up with the line.

08:10What I used to say, when the facts come out, they run.

08:13It happens every single time.

08:16When the facts start coming out, the Democrats run because their policies don't stand up to

08:21scrutiny.

08:22I mean, time and time again, we've seen it a thousand and one times, a thousand and one

08:26times every single time.

08:27And that's why they do stuff like that, uh, uh, change the subject because they know

08:32that.

08:33So, uh, we're, we're going to talk about something else because yeah, but also, uh, this was another

08:39part of the interview with the black folks.

08:42Why Trump?

08:43I believe Trump is going to win because first off, when people say bad things about him,

08:48where does that affect us down here?

08:50That doesn't affect our neighborhoods.

08:52It doesn't, it has never affected our neighborhoods.

08:54We don't even get to see have the things that go on, um, on that level.

08:58We know that he's going to win because he is the best for America.

09:02He's worried about our economy.

09:04The crime is high.

09:05The, the, the, the violence is high.

09:07The school abides.

09:08We can go on and on.

09:09What Democrats have been in charge for 40 years.

09:12We're voting for Donald Trump unequivocally.

09:15Period.

09:16No one else is going to persuade us.

09:18We two weeks out and we won't sleep until November the 6th.

09:24So you know who you're voting for?

09:26Yes.

09:26I'm voting for Trump.

09:28Definitely.

09:28Tell me why.

09:29Tell me why.

09:30He's more strong, like strong minded in a way.

09:32He's focused on what we got to focus on.

09:34Like he doesn't play.

09:36That's what I respect about him.

09:37He doesn't play.

09:38Yeah.

09:38He doesn't play.

09:39He always just stands for what he believes and he doesn't go back.

09:42No matter how many people are bashing him, no matter people is criticizing him, nothing.

09:46He doesn't take BS.

09:48He's not going to hear it.

09:49He's a businessman.

09:51He's not there for the fluff talk of politics.

09:53We need someone strong.

09:55We need someone who's going to get down to business and take care of what this country needs.

10:00But also understands what the community needs.

10:02The thing is, we were scared in the beginning because he said he's going to nuke Korea and he's going

10:08to nuke Iran.

10:10But he didn't do that.

10:12He didn't do that.

10:14The stock market went up.

10:17The stock market's not pretty high right now, too.

10:19Well, you know, but the thing is, there was really, because there was no inflation back then.

10:23Democrats take granted, especially minorities.

10:27They take for granted because they think Republicans are so out of touch with the minority's needs.

10:34So they don't have any choice.

10:37And I think that's going to be a big surprise.

10:39You got pockets that there's an energy for Mr. Trump in the city.

10:43But a lot of people just walking down the street, they not feeling the Democrats from time to time.

10:50Not sure if they're going to vote for Trump.

10:52Yeah.

10:52They may not vote at all.

10:53Black men that don't vote for Democrats is not what Mr. Trump did, is what have you been disappointed with.

11:01I'm not a dedicated Republican.

11:05I'm voting for the lesser of two evils this time, being Mr. Donald Trump.

11:11You know, I just think it's funny how that whole narrative of lesser of two evils, how Democrats tried to

11:17use that against Trump.

11:18But now it's come back full circle and it's like, no, the lesser of two evils is actually Trump.

11:25Oh, man, I love it.

11:26Just like, what was that, last week?

11:29I think it was last week where the guy went on to MSNBC.

11:35I think it was MSNBC and basically called Kamala supporters house inwards.

11:48And the guy on MSNBC just had a complete meltdown when people like him, like, call folks like me house

11:56inwards all the time.

11:57Like, I got the DMs to prove it, right, because we support Trump.

12:00So watching it get flipped and then, like, a Democrat, a black Democrat lose their mind was just absolutely hilarious.

12:07Now, this is another part of the interview where they were asked about Kamala.

12:14And listen to what they had to say.

12:15Check it out.

12:16What are your feelings?

12:17And let me start with the women here about Kamala Harris.

12:20She's a woman of color.

12:22I'm not putting her down because of that.

12:23And I'm not putting her down because she's a woman.

12:25I'm not a feminist, so I'm sorry.

12:27But at the end of the day, I don't think that she has the personality.

12:31I don't think that she has what it takes to go up against Putin and go up against these other

12:38presidents that are built for this.

12:41I don't want to be scared because my president is scared.

12:43I want my president to feel secure and manly and about it.

12:48We brought up gender, right?

12:50Like, do you think it matters that she's a woman and people aren't comfortable having a woman in a top

12:55leadership role?

12:56No, I don't think that because most men, they love their mothers.

13:00They love their wives.

13:01So as a woman, most men, they respect the woman.

13:05But she just don't have the qualification or the education to really run America because she don't have the experience.

13:14She don't understand our struggles.

13:16And for me to believe you for another four years, you're crazy.

13:21Right.

13:21Like, you're crazy.

13:22You're saying the same thing that you said four years ago.

13:25So the fact that she's the vice president to you is announced.

13:28You're like, you've been here.

13:29You've had a chance.

13:30Well, for me, the very first time I ever heard the name Kamala Harris, it was an association to locking

13:36up parents for a truancy.

13:39That was the first time I ever heard her name.

13:42And I really didn't understand how this person claims to be a black woman.

13:47But yet she's locking up black women and black men and separating families.

13:52This is the thing that is, Trump talks about this a lot.

13:55He says, you know, Kamala Harris became black when it was convenient.

13:59Yeah.

14:00Can you talk to me about, do you feel, do you agree with him on that?

14:03Do you feel like she's wearing her blackness?

14:06Absolutely.

14:06She's sworn into the, when she's sworn to the Senate, it was as the first Indian American.

14:11Which is fine.

14:12We don't care.

14:13We all know she's not black.

14:14Let's understand that.

14:16We, we are all clear of that.

14:17But my point of view, like I told you earlier, she's already been there.

14:22She's in office right now.

14:24It's a great point.

14:25And, uh, I made a video on that a while back, how, you know, before it mattered, right?

14:31Kamala was representing being Indian, which like they said, that's completely fine.

14:37Like I've got nothing against Indians zero.

14:40Right.

14:41Uh, but if that's what you represent, if that's what you claim to be, then claim that own that

14:47stand on it.

14:49Like don't all of a sudden just try to flip now.

14:50Oh no, I'm black.

14:51I'm black.

14:53Like, nah, get out of here.

14:54Get out of here.

14:55I went to a HBCU.

14:58Okay.

14:58And white people can go to a HBCU.

15:01What's that mean?

15:02Like anybody could go to a HBCU.

15:05Like just because you went there, it doesn't mean that you're black all of a sudden.

15:08Like stop it with the nonsense.

15:10Stop it.

15:11And, and, and, and like this whole pandering thing, it's just, it's just like, come on,

15:16bro.

15:17Come on.

15:18Stop it with the nonsense.

15:19But, uh, actually, I want to show y'all this clip first before we get into.

15:24Uh, the whole pandering thing, because listen, I, I think there is a good shot that 25% of

15:33black people to 30% of black people could vote for uncle Trump this time around.

15:39It's a real thing.

15:40I think there's something that we are stupid.

15:42We recognize what Kamala Harris is doing right now.

15:46Black men aren't a monolith.

15:47Uh, we vote based on policies too.

15:49We don't based on identity.

15:51And, um, when she starts to realize that and not trying to play our identity up so much, she

15:56might do better.

15:56I feel like she, she coming back on some here, here I am now.

16:00What was you four years ago?

16:01Three years ago?

16:02You wasn't around?

16:02I don't think black men can relate to Kamala, Kamala in any way.

16:07Um, Trump's a businessman.

16:09A lot of people, a lot of black men want to be entrepreneurs.

16:11They can relate to, uh, Trump and the way to, they want to make money.

16:15They want to have a business.

16:16And they're, and Trump is really supporting business owners and just the everyday American.

16:22I don't see Kamala doing that.

16:23I'm tired of everything that's going on the last four years.

16:28As a black woman, I thought you was going to be like, Hey, I got the black man because

16:31he going to help the black family.

16:33But you, you ain't done none of that.

16:40Ain't done none of that.

16:41But also, you know, there was another great point that was brought up there.

16:43And that's the fact that she's already in office.

16:47She's currently in office.

16:49As we speak, she is the sitting vice president of the United States of America.

16:55She is the number two in command of this entire country.

16:59And I would argue that she's actually the number one, because we know Joe Biden ain't

17:05running the show.

17:06We saw that.

17:06Okay.

17:07So some could say that she's the one actually running the country now.

17:11So all of these things that she's talking about, she could do now.

17:16Why not do them now?

17:17Now, listen, I guarantee you, if, if, if she started doing or creating all of these great

17:23things that she's talking about, if she started doing it now, she'd probably win.

17:29But the fact that she isn't doing it now lets you know that she has zero intention on actually

17:34doing it.

17:35She could at least get the ball rolling on some of this stuff.

17:39She definitely could.

17:41Now, could she accomplish everything right now?

17:43No, of course not.

17:44But she could get the ball rolling on just about everything, everything, right?

17:50If, if anything, she could have Joe Biden sign some executive orders to, to do, to do some

17:55things, right?

17:56And if he doesn't want to sign them, then she can go out into the press and to the media.

18:00That's always friendly to Democrats and say, Hey, I went to Joe Biden in a private conversation

18:06and I asked him to do X, Y, and Z, you know, because that's what I want to implement.

18:10That's what I would love to implement.

18:11I think it would help Americans.

18:12Right.

18:14And he told me, no.

18:16And this is why I believe he said no.

18:17And I hate the fact that he did, you know, like she could go out into mainstream media and

18:22just put them on front street if he didn't want to do it.

18:24So her being the vice is not a cop-out, right?

18:28It's not an excuse to not at least, or at minimum, get the ball rolling on some of the

18:34things that you want to do, uh, in your presidential term.

18:37Right.

18:37Uh, but anyway, one thing that I think Trump does have amongst the many things, but one

18:45thing that I, uh, I think a lot of people do, do like about him is the fact that he

18:49doesn't

18:49pander like Democrats try to do or like Kamala does it was such an honor to work for you at

18:58the white house all four years.

18:59And I got a front row seat of how much you cared about the Latino community and you delivered

19:04results and you didn't pander to us.

19:07You gave us opportunity and that's what we want.

19:10You know, my, we want the American dream.

19:12My mother was born in Mexico and my dad was born in Brooklyn with very humble means and

19:16they worked very hard and achieved the American dream.

19:18So that's how a, when, what other country could a little girl from East LA make it to

19:25the white house to work for president?

19:30Yeah, he doesn't pander, right?

19:33He tells, he tells it like it is.

19:35If you like it, cool.

19:36If you don't, well, so be it, right?

19:39He's not going to be, Oh, well, I'm, I'm sorry.

19:41Uh, um, I've got an agenda just for black men doing, you know, I just put this together

19:47because I see that you guys are angry.

19:48Here's an agenda for black men, right?

19:50It's completely unconstitutional, but here's an agenda just for black men.

19:54Like, what?

19:56What?

19:58In, in, in, in the fourth quarter, a minute left to go on the clock.

20:03Now, now, now you want to try to pull up some BS like that.

20:06Like, come on, man.

20:07I, it's not genuine.

20:09It's not genuine at all.

20:10And I think people by and large are seeing through the smoke screen this time around.

20:16And it is beautiful to see, but as always, thanks for tuning in.

20:20Y'all let me know your thoughts and your opinions on this in the comment section below.

20:23Peace and love.

20:25I'm out.

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