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E 322: Messaging, Propaganda and Demographics

E 322: Messaging, Propaganda and Demographics

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Welcome to One Day Closer where we are rekindling a spirit of Hope and Truth into today’s conversations. I’m happy to have Paul back in studio today to help us dive deeper into Messaging, Propaganda, Demographics and understanding the nonsense behind Polls.Last week we covered the topic of American Exceptionalism and how American Values differ from the ideals of Fascism. We also debunked the claims by the DSA and the loonie left that Trump was a King, a dictator, a fascist. Paul did a great job highlighting some of the real fascist and dictators of the past. After that show went live, I received an email from PragerU, with a link to one of their videos entitled “The Dark Legacies of History's Monsters.” I highly recommend you go check it out. I’ll leave a link at the bottom of our show notes so you can check it out. Here’s a brief teaser from the email I received.Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Mao Zedong, Fidel Castro, and Pol Pot. Together they were responsible for the bloodiest century in world history. This 6-part series reveals the truth about these notorious dictators, the consequences of their murderous regimes, and why it’s important for us to never forget what they did.Like I said in episode 319, I’ve watching news regularly for nearing 26 years. Before cable news became a thing, you were limited to sources like ABC, NBC, and CNN. But when these main stream channels started airing “feel good detraction pieces” instead of covering important news breaking relevant information, I moved over to FOX. They claimed to be offering “Fair and Balanced” journalism.NEWSMAX is where I turn to now for 90% of my news. This is cable new and they boast having over 40 million viewers now that they are a publicly traded news outlet. Ed Henry (former Fox reporter but at Newsmax he has a personality), Carl Higbie (a former Navy Seal), Rob Schmidt (pretty straight forward host), Rob Finnerty (can be a pretty funny guy and he has some funny voices to help him highlight a story), Greg Kelly and Greta Van Susteren.CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, MS NOW are the fake news Trumps always referring to and here’s why.They don’t site sources, they refer to science and studies but never name them. They purposely use story or article headings like: “vehicle drives into crowd of onlookers” or “man snatched up by ICE in a quiet neighborhood.” Question. Did the vehicle just start itself up and drive into the crowd or did a “person” drive the vehicle into the crowd? Was it a man, woman or something else? What was the persons ethnicity, race, or motive? What kind of crowd was mowed down? Were they July 4th parade participants or a vigilante group? These are important details. You simply cannot read a headline and assume it’s accurate or even close. The odds are it’s bias from the get go IF it’s coming from the lame street media outlets. They have been far left for decades.49 Million Young People Will Be Eligible to Vote in the 2026 MidtermsYouth ages 18-29 are a large, powerful, and diverse voting bloc that can use their voice to shape electoral outcomes. By November, close to 8.5 million youth will have aged into the electorate since the 2024 presidential election. They join the 41 million voting-age members of Gen Z who were eligible to cast ballots in 2024. Gen Z now makes up the entire 18-29 age cohort.About 47% of the 49 million young people who will be eligible to vote in 2026 are youth of color, including approximately 10.8 million Latino youth, 6.6 million Black youth, 2.6 million multiracial youth, and 2.2 million Asian youth. The 2026 youth electorate is also diverse when it comes to college experience. 48% of eligible young voters in 2026 have college experience, while 51% do not. Youth without college experience have less access to political information, and appear to have lower access to the kinds of support and resources that lead to consistent civic engagement according to the article I’m referencing.. That historically leads to lower turnout among “non-college” youth.Turnout in midterm elections tends to be relatively low – much lower than in presidential elections– so the subset of people who actually cast ballots may look different from all registered voters.How did polls fair in calling midterm primaries?Recent polling misses in Wisconsin & Michigan renewed a familiar question. How much confidence should voters put in political polls?Not much. Just recently an investigation of US Senate polling shows 73% of surveys overstate the levels of support for Democrats.In Wisconsin’s Democratic primary, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley pulled off a dramatic upset over state Rep. Francesca Hong. Crowley won with about 40% of the vote, narrowly edging Hong, despite polls showing Hong with a substantial lead in the final weeks. Michigan offered another example of the difficulty of primary polling.Abdul ...
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