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The white vote in America is split 5342 toward the GOP.

The black vote is reliably 83% Democratic, but the Hispanic vote is the one that's up

for grabs, and they represent the second largest demographic in America.

There are more Hispanics in America than African Americans, and they represent the fastest growing

demographic in America. Blacks are 12.5%, Hispanics 13.3%, white 66.7% at the moment, although

those numbers are dynamic. If Republicans can peel off just a few percentages of this Hispanic vote,

they can do big things. Back in the 1920s, big business was reliably Republican, and you had

Father Coughlin, this Catholic priest who had a radio show on what went on to become NBC,

the red network I think it was, maybe it was the blue network, one of the other.

Father Coughlin was on, and about a third of America listened to every one of his programs,

which is breathtaking. I mean, you know, Rush Limbo, I never got those kind of numbers,

33 share in every radio market. And Coughlin was, you know, Gungho Republican until 1929,

when the Republicans crashed the economy. And so when Franklin Roosevelt came along in 1932,

Coughlin with his giant microphone, you know, his talk radio, he was the godfather of talk radio,

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