Two weeks ago, many parts of the country saw dramatic political shifts to the right, even

places that were once considered democratic strongholds flipped red. Special correspondent

Christopher Booker traveled to one such area near the southern border of Texas and has

this report.

Good neighbors, people tend to look for each other.

Fifty-six-year-old Jorge Bazan has lived in the Rio Grande Valley just minutes from the southern border, his entire life.

And for as long as he can remember, Bazan and his family voted for Democrats.

They used to tell us the Democratic Party we help off the poor.

Clinton was an awesome president. I voted for him twice.

I remember Obama.

I voted for him twice.

I think they did a good job.

It seems like everybody was satisfied.

But Bazan, who works for a local water utility,

says Democrats have abandoned the working class.

They say they haven't, but I think they have.

So in 2016, Bazaan voted for Donald Trump.

He went for him again in 2020 and this year.

This time it was easier than the prior elections.

People in this area are hurting due to the economy.

We used to buy three commas that were for $20.

It's for my family.

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