Donald Trump's Brand New GOP
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Blake is continuing to co-pilot. Thank you, Blake, very much. We were in Vegas last evening rallying the faithful and the patriotic to try to win Nevada. It was a great event at the Nevada Policy Dinner. And thank you guys for supporting that and getting behind that. I want to begin today with this incredible story. And I believe Kamala Harris is visiting the border at some time today. Is that her first visit since Nevada?

I think she's visited one other time. She's got to have visited at least one other, at least two other times. Let me tell you what's going to happen. Kamala Harris is just going to blame Donald Trump for blowing up the amnesty bill. That's what's going to happen. She's going to go down to the border. We could have fixed this. We have a bill. And she'll do her whole thing.

hands in the air thing and... Sometimes side to side. That's exactly right. Sometimes like she's chopping lettuce. This is her first time in three years. So we will cover that. But first, I want to lead with this remarkable story from Vox. It is noteworthy. The Republican Party is less white than ever. Thank Donald Trump. This is how Donald Trump made inroads with voters of color ahead of the 2024 election. Now,

I'm going to go through this article piece by piece, and I can tell you from my visits on college campuses, this is absolutely true. It is more likely that I am able to predict somebody's politics based on their socioeconomic standing and their sex than

More so than just their race. That never used to be the case. It used to be the case that if I were to run into somebody on campus or off campus and they were Hispanic or if they were black man or woman, it would be far more likely they'd be on the Democrat Party than the Republican Party. The divides between race when it comes to politics, they're still there, but they're starting to deteriorate and erode.

Instead, the new divides of how people view themselves is what class am I in? Am I in the working class, the middle class, the muscular class? Am I in the laptop class? Am I in the ruling class? And then secondly, is that

How you view the world right now and the political divide that is happening in the country is a male-female divide. Men view politics far differently than women do. Now, in this article, they're trying to

Explain away how Donald Trump right now is able to win over Hispanics and blacks in a very significant way. Number one, you saw this one, Blake, effective campaigning on the economy. Oh, he's misled people into believing the economy. Let me read this here. This is one of the most amazing lines here from this Vox article. It says Trump claims to have presided over a time of broad and magnificent prosperity. All right.

arguing that there was a Trump economic renaissance before Biden bungled it. That pinch does not comport with reality, Vox says, but it may be resonating with voters who disproportionately prioritize economic concerns

So basically what Vox.com is saying, people are stupid and they have really bad memories and Donald Trump says things were good and they believe it. Don't they understand that bad economies during a Democrat president are because of the previous administration and same goes for a good economy during a Republican president. Anything that Trump was enjoying was because of Obama and anything that...

Biden has to navigate is because of Trump. But anything good for Biden is also because of Obama. Of course. It kind of just skips the administration. Again, let me just read this again. That pitch doesn't comport with reality. When Donald Trump was president,

There was a blue-collar boom. Those that were on the lowest income ladder saw their incomes go rise quicker than those at the higher income ladder. We saw the lowest unemployment rate for black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans. In order to buy a home when Trump was president, it required $75,000 a year annual income. Now it's well over $125,000 a year.

That right there impacts blacks, Hispanics and Asians, regardless of other political identifications or affiliations. Vox is trying to find an answer. How is it that Donald Trump has broadened and deepened and, yes, diversified the Republican Party? And I just want to press pause. Blake, how many times over the last decade, 20 years, were there hundreds of millions of dollars spent by Washington, D.C. think tanks?

about how we need to try to get the Republican Party less white. We're going to go and we're going to do amnesty and opportunity zones, Charlie. Talk about that, though. That's very important. So it really was. You'd see this over and over. I feel like, I mean, even this is before our time, really, but like Jack Kemp when he was the vice presidential. He meant well. He meant well. A lot of these guys mean well, but it's very much...

you know, as you talk about in your book, there's always a temptation, especially with, you know, the DC conservative class to sort of accept the premises of, of the Democrats of the left. And,

And so what you'd get a lot of is you'd basically have a lot of Republicans who are like Republicans would resonate a lot with nonwhite voters, except they're like, we're too racist. And so if we just show that we're not racist, that will make them like us. And just understand this, this belief system infected every major Republican institution, our think tanks, our consultants, our candidate trainings.

our candidate class. And so when I first entered the conservative movement in 2012... 2012, yeah. There was like the report they did after Romney lost. Exactly what I was going to say. It was by Reince Priebus. It was the autopsy report. And you actually can find it. It's still on the internet. It's worth looking at. And the takeaway from this autopsy report after Romney lost was...

People think we're racist, so we have to moderate on immigration, moderate on our core principles because the country is changing demographically and we have to go win over Hispanics to become basically amnesty light. And this was a flawed premise from the beginning and it was also bad math. This is where, woo, Steve Saylor has been right for 20 years. Boo, scary man. Steve Saylor 20 years ago...

Wait a second. In the battleground states and the electoral college, why don't Republicans talk more about class, and that would be a white working class strategy, than spending all this money trying to reconfigure a policy platform to become Democrat-lite? And the thing is, is once you're appealing to the white working class, you appeal to other voters in the working class. Bingo. And that's what...

Saylor was right about and what Trump was able to do. And I hope you understand you are living through a transformation. You are living through this historic metamorphosis. Thanks to Donald Trump, where the D.C. political class understand when the presidency, the presidential race in 2015, 2016 was happening. The way that we were supposed to talk about immigration was Jeb Bush, which was.

We're going to maybe... Act of love. Yeah, it's an act of love. If you break into America, we will give you amnesty because these people are the best types of people. That's the way we were supposed to talk about immigration. Basically become free market mass immigration defenders.

And this attitude could go all over the place. They would, the same people would say the way that you win the black vote is like, well, we have to be, you know, really all in on police reform. On decriminalizing, yes.

And a big reason is, one, they didn't care nearly as much about being tough on immigration. A lot of them supported it. And then they saw Democrats embracing crime and...

It turns out there's a lot of voters who are like, wait, I want the party that wants to be tough on crime. Exactly. And the ruling consensus in the Republican Party was we must moderate on the issues and therefore we can win people over. Donald Trump threw that out the window. So wait a second. No, we're going to become more based on these issues and we're going to broaden our appeal on our base. And also by doing so.

Guess who wants strong immigration? Most Hispanics do. Again, some want amnesty, but also some are pretty ticked off that people can cut in line and come into the country. And in fact, when I go to the campuses, Ryan, can you get that clip of that young man from Kansas State University that came up? He said, my whole family came from Mexico legally. It took us 10 years to get the paperwork. And he says, when I see people break into America, it is disgusting, it's repulsive, and they should all be sent back to their country of origin. Whoa.

And you have two Jeb Bushes kind of debating about mass amnesty.

You don't win those people over. And so we're going to keep on going. We'll never out amnesty the Democrats. Exactly. And that is the lesson on all of these when it comes to crime, when it comes to the border, when it comes to Second Amendment, when it comes to any of these issues is that you must stay principled and you can actually expand the base. And Donald Trump, who has been called a racist more than any other person in public life of the last hundred years, maybe in American history,

It has diversified the Republican Party more than any of the Bushes or the Cokes or the Romneys or the Robes. They wanted it to happen. They wanted the Republican Party to become browner and darker. And instead, Donald Trump did it. The man that they call a racist.

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Black men are the most Republican they've been since 1956. And that's because racial divides really don't mean as much as they used to. Blake, isn't it ironic that despite the left's emphasis on racial politics and tribalism and sectarianism, race is actually being de-emphasized in political affiliation and other distinctions are mattering more? Yeah, I mean, well, so...

Where you'd see the strongest is like the Democrats have always been so dominant with black voters because like their rock solid core was older black voters who like remember, you know, the 1960s and 70s. And they, you know...

That era is passing out of memory, and you have younger people who will say, wait, what have you done for me lately? Why is my city a disaster? Why has it been a disaster for decades? And your only response, you're going to blame Republicans for why Detroit is a mess. A Republican hasn't run Detroit since, I'm not sure if Republicans ever run Detroit, but probably not since Henry Ford was alive. That's right. Yeah.

So you have younger voters and they pick up on these different things. They're very... And it's also like...

U.S. politics used to be more segregated. People lived in their own communities. Now we have the internet, and that's kind of like the great political desegregator. And so young black guys, young Hispanic guys, they're able to see the same memes, talk about the same topics, interact with all the political forces in the exact same way other young men are, whether they're white or Asian or not even American or whatever. And I think that's a great...

It's a great intermixer, and it's removing a lot of that racial caste to American politics.

You're not treated very well. Go ahead. The social pressure thing is really interesting because when they've studied this, they say one of the biggest factors that makes a non-white person more open to Republicans is just whether or not their social circle is entirely of their own race or not. So if you are a black person who basically only interacts in like blacks, you know, you go to a black church, you live in an entirely black neighborhood, all your friends are black. Yeah.

then you're pretty likely almost certainly going to still be a Democrat. But if you peel this away even a little bit, and it doesn't have to be that much, but once you have greater overlap where maybe you go to a church that's a little more racially mixed or fully racially mixed, or if you're in a more – if you have a few more friends of different groups, this breaks away quickly.

And that's a really interesting trend. And again, it doesn't even need to be the majority, but it's that you can get that jump from 0% to 25, 30% really quickly. And it's just a matter of not being in an environment where it just is absolutely expected you're going to vote away. Yeah. And the social pressure is also in the sense where if you're in a... Right now, we saw this, a fraternity, and one of the dudes is like, yeah, I vote for Kamala. You're kind of getting like...

You're kind of not getting treated very well, right? They're like, should we go buy you a Bud Light? Or they're like, yeah. I mean, do you want a tampon, dude? Like it's just kind of, they kind of razz you a little bit. Yeah. And just, I got neither support nor oppose that. It's just, that's college social pressure culture.

but for men in particular, you kind of lose your man card if you vote for Kamala Harris. And on the flip side, there's a thing called a preference cascade where it's sort of everyone will be locked into a certain behavior because they kind of fear the reaction of everyone else if they do it or, you know, breaking the norm. You'll hear this brought up like in the context of NFL coaches. So NFL coaches used to never go forward on fourth down.

because the idea was, well, if you go for it and fail, you'll look bad and they'll fire you. Even though all the stats guys are like, you should go for it on fourth down more because it works out and you'll score more points. And none of them would do it. And then a couple coaches started to do it. And like in two years, swings all the way the other way. And almost all the coaches are doing it. There was a preference cascade. Once a couple did it,

showed that you could do it. And it's very similar with politics. Once a few people in your community are showing like, I'm going to loudly support Trump and I'm going to vote for Trump and I'm going to say it. And if they don't die, they don't get blown up. Other people start thinking, I

I could do that too. And that's how you can get that very rapid shift. And that's so well put. And that's kind of the magic of what we're doing on these campuses where all the kids are wearing the MAGA hats and the videos because they're like, oh, I'll go front and forth down. I'll go front and forth down. Exactly, exactly. That's okay for me to do that. And the left...

kind of the homogenization of worldview on these campuses. Maximum diversity and then everyone is the exact same. Well, yeah, I mean, everyone looks different but thinks the same. That's the idea of a college campus is that there is racial diversity, but there's no intellectual diversity.

Joining us now is Art Del Cueto, a National Border Patrol and Council Vice President. Art showed me around the border many years ago. He's a great man, and he joins us now. Art, welcome to the program. Hey, Charlie. Thank you for having me on. I appreciate it, Bernard. Absolutely. So, Art, you are at the border right now. Kamala Harris is making a visit to the border, something she has not done in over three years. What is your reaction to the vice president's visit to the border?

Look, it's honestly, Charlie, you know me. We've known each other for a long time. It's a photo op. It's a photo shoot. She's going into an area where the numbers have gone down in that specific area. Tucson's sector continues to be one of the number one areas in the country for gotaways. And it's the number one area in the country for encounters. However, she's going to an area where that's not where it's actually happening. She should have come down to Sassabee. She should have come down to other parts of the...

on the reservation. She should have come to the reservation, to be honest, which is where most of the traffic is. But she doesn't care to do that. But why should she? She hasn't been here in three and a half years. Like, she just has never been here. And so it's just a photo shoot. I think it's just, she has to check the box.

She has to say, hey, look, guys, I went to the border now. But realistically, you know, I know, we all know that it's just a photo op. She doesn't really care unless she's coming down to see the actual mess she's created, because that's the only thing she would be coming down for is to see the mess her and the administration created already.

So, Art, can you describe to our audience the severity of the crisis that you're experiencing on the southern border? Look, it's chaotic for one, just the numbers that we know. If you look at the numbers of the apprehensions, you look at the numbers of the of the gotaways and everything like that, you know, it's severe when you're looking at what's happening throughout the country with, you know, the illegal alien crimes that are happening in different parts of the United States away from the border in the interior. When you look at that, that alone shows you how severe it is. But I'm going to add something to it that people don't realize.

there's hardly any agents out here because they're stuck in the processing centers. So the actual gotaway numbers, we don't know what they are. We have no idea how many people have actually gotten away because there's no one out here. And the drug cartels, the human smuggling organizations, they know what they do. So what they do is they go ahead and flood one area with a larger group.

especially out in Arizona where everything's so remote from processing centers, they'll flood that area knowing that most of the resources are not going to have to go to that area. They're going to have to worry about transport, transport them all the way. Some of the transport to a processing center is sometimes over two hours away. So that whole two hours away where they're driving and processing, you don't have agents on the line for that time. That's where the cartels realize what they're doing. That's why at the beginning of the Biden administration,

The the single pill of fentanyl was a little bit over four dollars a pill right now under the administration. You're looking at less than 20 cents for one pill of fentanyl. And that's because they have flooded our streets with drugs. There's so much of it here. And it's happened under this administration because they've had this open border policy that we talk about all the time. I want to play a piece of tape here and get your reaction, please. Let's play cut 166.

It's crazy to think that half of America is A-OK supportive of mass deportations. But a lot of voters are leaning towards Trump on immigration is that he does talk about it every day. So the fact that she's now talking about it is a huge win. And not just going to the border, but talking to communities around the country that have had a huge influx of legal immigration. But those communities are

economically strained, right? They are maxed out. Donald Trump touches a scintilla of truth, a scintilla, and then pushes it into a total lie zone. She's now getting into that space and seeing those people, people who potentially have felt like the government said, sit down, be quiet and get used to the new world. And so she's now going there and this could really be a good move for her.

Art, your reaction to MSNBC here? She created that. That's what's crazy is that she created the mess and now she's going to pretend she's going to fix it. Well, it's your mess. It's kind of like a child when he makes a mess at home. Yeah, you got to clean up your mess. She's ignored the mess that she left behind. She's ignored this mess for three and a half years. Their policies are the ones that created everything. And I'll be honest, when they start pointing the finger at President Trump and start saying, oh, he just gets a small piece. No, look.

The facts are under this administration, our border has been more chaotic than under any other administration. That's the reality. Drugs have been pouring into the country more so than any other administration. That's a reality. There's no like picking facts here and there. That's the actual truth of what's happening. Donald Trump lowered the numbers just by rhetoric alone when he first took over office and he handed over a border that was way more in control than what we're seeing now.

Again, this mess has been created by them. And when you're talking about mass deportation, we're talking about going and finding the people that actually claimed a type of asylum. So we're now going to see them and say, okay, let's see what claim you actually had. That's the lawful way to do things. Isn't that what they came into the country to begin with, to get an asylum case started?

Well, now they're going to have their day in court. And those that do not have a real asylum claim, which I'm going to tell you the majority of them don't, they're going to have to face deportation back to their country. That's the way the laws work. And the way it should work. That's so wonderfully said.

Thank you.

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So, Art, I want to talk about a darker element here. And I remember when I visited the border many years ago, you told me about this, which is the children. There are 320,000 missing kids right now, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Sources within the El Centro sector say that an incident took place involving drugging unaccompanied children just two days after the one also happened previously. This was two kids from Mexico, four and eight years old, being smuggled by the U.S. citizen. One of the children was killed in the accident.

with extensive criminal history, who had a Navajo birth certificate in her possession that didn't belong to the kids. Sources say that she went through the San Luis port of entry on foot in Arizona. They were then picked up by a vehicle traveling north and stopped at the Border Patrol in California Wednesday night around 845. Sources say the kids were drowsy and had been given sleep aids. One of the kids is currently acting as a material witness against the driver. This is just one example, Art, I'm sure, of thousands of

Educate our audience on the human catastrophe, the horror of the children involved in this crisis.

So Charlie, I put that up a couple months ago on my own Instagram because I had talked to friends that are working in the area and I can tell you that they've been seeing continuous amounts of people crossing or people coming through the checkpoints with children and various bottles of melatonin. So they're giving these children melatonin so they can fall asleep and remain quiet when they're coming through the desert as well as remain quiet when they go through the checkpoints. That is the reality of what's happening. And why is it happening? Because this administration sent the word out and told everyone

Come one, come all. So what they've continued to utilize is now they're utilizing these children as pawns so they can continue to bring people into the United States. And then they have the loopholes of the florist rulings and everything else, which is a court rule.

decision that allows these kids not to be detained more than 21 days. They use this. A lot of them are under 14 years of age and you can't really check and see, you know, if these are their real parents. So all of these tactics have been continuously used by these human smuggling organizations run by the drug cartels in order to continue to do what they're doing. Every single child that's been missing is

falls on the hands of this administration. And I know you're going to hear it. You're going to hear it after this election. You're going to hear people say, oh, you know, they separated kids. No, the kids were separated themselves because the drugs...

Smuggling organizations utilize these children to further get people into the country. They're the ones that are that are separating the kids and it's being facilitated by this administration. So I just got to ask you, are these kids potentially being used as labor slaves, sex slaves? What are they being smuggled towards?

At this point, you don't know because some of these kids, you know, they've been recycled and they get sent back to Mexico and they get rented out to another person to bring them across. So you just really don't know. But look, you're dealing with criminal organizations that work in 168 different countries, 168 different countries. To me, in law enforcement, that's a red flag. And people need to start looking into what's actually happening to these children. You said that the kids are rented out like it's a Toyota Camry from...

Unfortunately, it sounds horrible, Charlie, but that's what it is. So some of these kids, if they're under the age of 14, somebody will pretend that they're their parents because they realize they won't be detained longer than 21 days. So they come across with this child. The child is told, hey, make sure you say this is the parent. They rent these kids from different parents in Mexico and they just continuously get recycled back into Mexico. And then someone else will use the child again.

I mean, Art, it almost makes me speechless to hear that. And does anybody from the current federal government seem overly concerned about this practice to stop it and to say we're not going to put up with rent-a-kids on the southern border? Look, it's really difficult, and I feel bad. Honestly, I'm one of those guys that always speak up against bad managers each and every time, but I'm telling you right now, the management within our agency is handcuffed.

because of the issues with this administration. You're going to have to have people that are running the show and right now they're handcuffed having to do so. I mean, you look at this photo op that she's going to do down in Douglas. I can guarantee you that the majority of the individuals that are the leadership within this agency, they don't want to be there. They don't because they realize how bad it's been under these last three and a half years. But what do you do when you're a leader in the organization and you're called by the vice president and you say, hey, we're going down there? You

there. You have to be there. And it's really it's frustrating. And I know it's frustrating for everybody else. Art, you're a good man. Thank you. I might want to come down to the border sometime soon and see it again myself. But we've got to win an election in the meantime. Thank you, Art. And sorry that you have to go through this charade, this Hollywood script. But God bless you and stay safe. Thank you.

Thank you, Charlie. You too. Be safe. I want to play this clip here of Miss Stephanie Rule. I know we played part of this earlier, but she's almost getting... She's so close to saying something insightful, but she has to kind of do the MSNBC thing. She's so close. She's so close to actually talking about how Trump voters see the world. Almost. And again, she's going to be probably canceled for this because one of the verboten actions...

you're not allowed to do it, is sympathize with how a Trump voter views the world. You're not allowed to do that. You're not allowed to feel their pain. You're not allowed to see the way they see things. You have to simply say they're racist, they're misogynist, they're awful, terrible, backwards people. End of story. So I'm trying to find this piece of tape here that was in the cold open. It is effectively Stephanie Ruhle was saying that

Trump has communicated with these people in forgotten America for some time. And Kamala Harris is now finally starting to go to forgotten America. And the lack of concern for DC from this part of the world is one of the reasons why we have seen this kind of separation and this, let's just say this, these political trends start to continue. And, and,

The brilliance of Donald Trump, not only does he listen to the concerns of this forgotten part of the world, but he has broadened the base. The Vox article continues by saying, championed conservative social issues. Another reason why Latinos and blacks might be coming in our direction. But the one thing that they will not mention at this diagnosis of why is it the Democrat Party is becoming richer and whiter, the Democrat Party is becoming richer and whiter,

is very simple and very clear, is that it's a value system. And Blake, it's also about the Democrat Party is secular and white individuals, white Americans are becoming more secular and Latinos are still more religious. It used to be that the Democrats were more the big tent party of America. I mean, if you go back

about 80 years, you have a party that's like amalgamating Harvard liberals with, you know, some like rural farmers with Southern segregationists. It was a very big party. And then it's been narrowing more and more ever since. And even as recently as the early 2000s, it was still pretty possible to be a socially conservative Democrat and

And, you know, you just cared about, you know, labor issues, stuff like that. And they've just totally narrowed themselves into being a much more ideological party. Like, you really have to be on board with a pretty strong secularism. You know, you might say you're religious, but it really shouldn't be guiding anything you do. And you definitely shouldn't oppose any radical social experiments, right?

And they're much more hostile to anyone who's dissenting on any of these particular issues. They're much less tolerant of anyone who steps out of line. And so, you know, it used to be, oh, I'm a Democrat who disagrees with the rest of the party on a few of these things, too.

how does it make sense for me to be a Democrat anymore if I'm pro-life or if I don't think transitioning kids is a good idea or I think we should have a border. That's now a morally inflected issue for them. If you're a Democrat, you don't really have the vocabulary to say why we should have a secure border. I want to play this here. This is a different tape, but it's good. It shows this is Cup 160 MSNBC. If Kamala Harris is to win,

What's her path to victory? Boosting female turnout proportional over male turnout above 4%. If men vote 2% less than women, we win the White House. It's really that simple. Women vote more than men because women tend to be more responsible. They tend to be more studious. They tend to be more likely to follow instructions and orders. More pro-social. Exactly. So fill out the piece of paper. Yes. Tell a man to do that. Why? Who are you? Where do you come from? It's just like a whole disaster. Let's play cut 160.

Particularly at a time, I think, on this campaign where we've got kind of two different views of masculinity. I mean, I think as women, perhaps, and I'm sure you've noticed that too, Gene. There's this kind of alpha retro view of masculinity that we're seeing from the Trump campaign. And then you've got Tim Walz and Doug Emhoff, who are both professional men, but...

are in sort of supportive roles of a woman who's the principal candidate. And how they are, and he said something very interesting. He said, look, you can't scold people. You can't tell them you should be more supportive of women and women candidates, and that's going to help everybody. But he hopes that by leading by example, by talking about the fact that he loves his wife, that you can make space for women to rise to the top, and it doesn't diminish your masculinity. Good luck with that. If your idea of winning back men is Doug Emhoff and Tim Walz,

I'll take Dana White, Hulk Hogan, and Kid Rock. Thanks so much for listening, everybody. Email us as always, freedom at charliekirk.com. Thanks so much for listening, and God bless. For more on many of these stories and news you can trust, go to charliekirk.com.

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