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A very interesting turn of events demographically that I want to talk about. Hispanic voters

are starting to turn against Donald Trump. Now, you might be saying, wait a second, Hispanic

voters have always been against Republicans and Trump. Wrong. In fact, we saw more Hispanic

voters vote Trump than have voted for other Republicans in a very long time, if not

ever, in the 2024 election.

And that honeymoon appears to be winding down.

The latest poll from Reuters puts Trump with 32% support among Hispanic voters.

The U-Gov Economist poll that was recently put out has the exact

same numbers, essentially 28% support from Hispanic voters. And one of the interesting things here,

I actually, I have a friend who's a comedian, Angelo Colina, who does shows in Spanish. And I recently went to one

of his shows. And one of the funny bits he does is at when he, you know, talks to other American

Hispanic voters. And they sort of like seem shocked that this entire Trump thing has been a disaster.

And he's sort of like, why are you surprised that the guy who said he hates you, hates

you, this is a comedy show, right?

He's using more, you know, less nuanced language.

But it is this weird thing where somehow Trump was able to convince more Hispanic voters than

historically has been the case to support him in 2024.

We know with some communities, it's fear of communism and socialism, but it's more than that.

You're not going to get the level of support Trump did with just that.

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