Here now is Rob Smith. He's a turning point USA and he's a smart guy and I wanted him

on to discuss the black vote. So you, my theory and I could be wrong is that African American

culture, which is different than white culture. All right. Basically says that conservatives

and Republicans are bad people. Is that true? You know, it's our culture, our culture

from our entertainers to our celebrities to our famous journalists. Everybody tells

black people that conservatives, Republicans are evil, they're racist, they're wrong, they're

bad, the policies are destructive to African Americans, all that stuff. So that is the

message that we get over and over again. Myself as a former Democrat, I got messages

like this literally from birth. My entire family are still Democrats. So that's the message

that is pushed out there. Where does your family live? I'm from Ohio. So I'm from Ohio.

What's that? With town. Akron, Ohio. Okay. So you're from Akron working last time. Yeah,

working class. Okay. So your family was allied with the Democratic Party and was it basically

that they wanted a larger government? Did they want a bigger because that's what the Democrats

basically want? Bigger government. It is. Okay. Was it that? Why they supported? You

know what? I think that honestly, and it's really funny because like when I came out as

conservative, when I came out as a Trump supporter, I didn't really get a whole lot of pushback

from my family. They understood. See, the thing with black people is that we're more conservative

than people really want to give us, I think, credit for. And it wasn't so much that my family

was really into big government. They were in all these things. I think that you just

get that message so much and it is literally drilled into your skull from everywhere that

you have some people that aren't super high information voters. Like I love my family

to death. Maybe not be the most high information voters in the world, but they see, hey, you

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