THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 59 — Special Don Jr. Edition
Digest
The episode begins with the hosts discussing their plans for covering election night, acknowledging the possibility of a close election and a recount. They then delve into the impact of early voting on the election, noting its shift away from the traditional election day experience and its influence on campaign strategies. Don Jr. joins the show and shares his observations about the ground-level election sentiment, highlighting a high level of enthusiasm for Donald Trump, particularly among African American men. The hosts then discuss the disconnect between the media's narrative and the reality on the ground, analyzing Don Lemon's comments about black men voting for Trump and the impact of inflation on voters. They also explore Debbie Dingell's comments about black men feeling taken for granted by the Democratic Party, emphasizing the importance of understanding voter motivations and the need for accurate information. The episode then delves into a controversy involving Don Jr.'s earplugs and the University of Michigan's DEI program, discussing the potential for hearing damage and the New York Times's coverage of the DEI program. The hosts argue that the New York Times is signaling a shift away from the extreme left and towards a more centrist approach. The episode concludes with Don Jr. plugging his show "Triggered" on Rumble and the hosts encouraging listeners to get involved in the election.
Outlines
Election Night Coverage and Early Voting Trends
The hosts discuss their plans for covering election night, acknowledging the possibility of a close election and a recount. They then delve into the impact of early voting on the election, noting its shift away from the traditional election day experience and its influence on campaign strategies.
Ground-Level Election Sentiment and Media Disconnect
Don Jr. joins the show and shares his observations about the ground-level election sentiment, highlighting a high level of enthusiasm for Donald Trump, particularly among African American men. The hosts then discuss the disconnect between the media's narrative and the reality on the ground, analyzing Don Lemon's comments about black men voting for Trump and the impact of inflation on voters.
Voter Motivations and the Democratic Party
The hosts explore Debbie Dingell's comments about black men feeling taken for granted by the Democratic Party, emphasizing the importance of understanding voter motivations and the need for accurate information.
DEI Program Controversy and the Vibe Shift
The episode then delves into a controversy involving Don Jr.'s earplugs and the University of Michigan's DEI program, discussing the potential for hearing damage and the New York Times's coverage of the DEI program. The hosts argue that the New York Times is signaling a shift away from the extreme left and towards a more centrist approach.
Conclusion and Plugs
The episode concludes with Don Jr. plugging his show "Triggered" on Rumble and the hosts encouraging listeners to get involved in the election.
Keywords
Early Voting
The practice of casting a ballot before the official election day, which has become increasingly popular and has shifted the focus away from election day itself.
Voter Turnout
The percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot in an election, which is crucial in determining the outcome of the election.
Republican Victory
The outcome of an election in which a Republican candidate wins, which the hosts are optimistic about based on early voting trends and ground-level sentiment.
Democratic Party
One of the two major political parties in the United States, known for its generally liberal or progressive views, which the hosts believe is facing vulnerabilities in the upcoming election.
Donald Trump
The 45th president of the United States, known for his populist and nationalist views, who is seen as a potential comeback candidate in the upcoming election.
Vibe Shift
A significant change in the prevailing cultural mood or atmosphere, often characterized by a shift in values, attitudes, or behaviors. In this context, it refers to a potential shift in voter sentiment away from the extreme left and towards a more centrist approach.
DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion)
A set of principles and practices aimed at creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for all individuals, regardless of their background, identity, or characteristics. In this context, it refers to the University of Michigan's DEI program and its potential impact on campus climate.
Inflation
A general increase in prices and a decrease in the purchasing power of money, which is a major concern for voters and is affecting their decisions about who to vote for.
Q&A
What are the hosts' plans for covering election night?
Jack Pasovic plans to stay on air until the election is decided, while Blake Neff and Don Jr. will also be providing coverage. They are prepared for a close election and the possibility of a recount.
How has early voting changed the traditional election day experience?
Early voting has shifted the focus away from election day itself and created a more drawn-out election process. It has also changed the way campaigns strategize and the way voters engage with the election.
What are the hosts' observations about the ground-level election sentiment?
Don Jr. reports a high level of enthusiasm for Donald Trump, particularly among African American men. He also notes a disconnect between the media's narrative and the reality on the ground.
What is the impact of inflation on voters?
Inflation is a major concern for voters, particularly those who are struggling to make ends meet. It is affecting their decisions about who to vote for and how they are engaging with the election.
What is the New York Times's message about the University of Michigan's DEI program?
The New York Times is signaling a shift away from the extreme left and towards a more centrist approach by acknowledging the failures of the DEI program at the University of Michigan.
What is the potential for a Republican victory in the upcoming election?
The hosts are optimistic about a potential Republican victory based on early voting trends and the ground-level election sentiment. They believe that voters are tired of the Democratic Party's policies and are ready for a change.
Show Notes
Donald Trump Jr. joins Charlie, Jack, and Blake for a special episode of Thotcrime. Don Jr. discusses questions like:
-What are the signs that black men are pivoting away from the Democrats and toward Donald Trump?
-Why did the University of Michigan double down on DEI, and what happened?
-Is Charlie wearing earplugs to a football game merely embarrassing, or the most disgraceful action of all time?
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