What if I told you whichever candidate was favored they want to become the U.S. president

actually ends up losing and the underdog nobody is paying attention to is typically the one

that wins. So we went back and looked at numbers, our research team. Here's what we noticed.

Jeb Bush, most money raised, lost Hillary Clinton, most money raised, twice she lost, once to Obama,

once to Trump. Now, just a couple months ago, they were talking about the fact that Ron DeSantis,

the great governor, nobody did a better job than him during COVID. No one did. I'm in Florida

because I'm in 130 million dollars with a super PAC. Another 20 million dollars, everyone said

it's over with. This guy's gonna win it. They're about to fire a third of their staff. So this is

what we did. We went and found list of people that were the biggest underdogs that ended up winning.

We looked at who raised how much money, what qualities people look at, what gaps they had,

and then a couple funny clips will show you and who is the current underdog that could eventually be

your president. Okay, so if you give value from this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to

the channel. Let's get right into it. So the biggest triumphs underdogs coming out of nowhere,

the first one we're gonna look at is Abraham Lincoln against William Seward. In 1860, the Republicans

expected to win the presidency with their strong candidate, William H. Seward, a polished,

influential former governor and senator from New York. His only serious rival for the party's

nomination was Abraham Lincoln, a politician from the Backwood States of Illinois, who was little

known in the powerful Eastern States. Lincoln proved the better politician. As a native son,

he secured all the votes from the Illinois delegates. His campaign workers made sure to seat

Lincoln supporters close to critical delegations. They printed counterfeit admission tickets to

the convention to pack the hall with Lincoln backers and leave little room for Seward supporters

and through these tactics and backroom bargaining, Lincoln gained the nomination. In November,

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