Robert Cahaly and Robert Unanue dissect the 2024 election, where Cahaly notes Trump's lead among Gen Z males despite senior voter challenges, while Unanue claims his Goya Foods "cancellation" for using "blessed" regarding Trump was a divine intervention. Unanue argues the boycott stems from a spiritual war against trafficking, predicting Latino voters will support Trump to end exploitation. Ultimately, the episode frames the election as a clash between demographic shifts and perceived spiritual mandates, suggesting Trump's survival of assassination attempts signals God's choice to restore faith. [Automatically generated summary]
On today's podcast, Kamala, a rootin' tootin' cowgirl.
Now, I'm gonna shoot them dead if they come into my house.
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He talks about the poll numbers.
Fascinating to see where this really is.
Then another Robert.
This one is the CEO of Goya.
He was canceled for saying one word, blessed.
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Can we play Kamala Harris, please?
Let's cut one.
This is, wow.
Kamala gun owner, Tim.
God know that.
And I thought the brakes in my house are getting shot.
Yes, yes.
I hear that.
I hear that.
Probably should not have said that.
But my staff will deal with that later.
All right.
Her and Oprah, just laughing it up.
It's great.
So she's a gun owner.
I would like anyone, anyone in the press to ask, what kind of gun do you own?
When did you get it?
Where did you get it?
What gun store did you purchase it from?
Yeah, for sure.
When's the last time you went to the range?
You know what I mean?
I'd love to know that question because she's the exact kind of person you don't want to own a gun.
I can guarantee you she's not.
Can you see her wearing the goggles and the earphones to protect her ears out of the firing range?
Oh, I do it once a month.
No, you don't.
You've never fired the gun.
Never fired the gun.
Oh, this is such a sham.
This is such all the world is but a stage and we are merely butt its players.
I mean, this is a performance.
She deserves an Oscar for this.
And you know what?
The way things are in America, she could win one.
They might at the end of this one because they won't care anymore.
They'll be like, and for best actress pretending she was like, you know, liked America and a gun owner, Kamala Harris.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Good job.
She can have that award as long as she accepts it when she doesn't live in the White House.
That is a, yeah, I mean, I do think it was a relatively smart tactic on this one.
I think it was somewhat of a smart tactic because the American people see Oprah as an interview show.
Yeah.
Like they see, when they see that set up, they see an interview.
But this is a woman who spoke at her convention.
This is almost her running me.
I know.
Right.
Like this is not an interview.
And the good thing about having this set up, and I think this is why I think it's smart, is, look, Kamala Harris had some bad moments in that, in that interview, absolutely.
But Oprah's a pro of being able to smooth those over and talk her into it and lead her the right direction.
It's like an interview coach on stage with her as she's doing it.
It's incredible.
I know.
I know.
But she did have, she couldn't answer one question.
Here it is.
Cut two, please.
We really would love to know what your plan is to help lower the cost of living.
Oh, God.
Yeah.
First of all, thank you both for being here.
Yours is a story I hear around the country as I travel.
And in terms of both rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams, the right to have your family and aspirations.
Working hard and finding that the American dream is, for this generation and so many recently, far more elusive than it's been.
Yeah, sure.
And we need to deal with that.
Okay.
And there are a number of ways.
One is bringing down the cost of everyday necessities and stuff.
That was the question.
How are you going to do that?
That was the question.
How are you going to bring down the cost?
So you've got lots of ideas, lots of ideas to fight this.
And what we have to do is bring down the cost of everyday necessities.
Important.
First of all, it's so ridiculous.
This is what she does.
She like remembers a few words from the question and then just works them into her answer and then fills it with nonsense and jibber jabber and idiocy.
No.
But what I will say about her proposals here and her identification of the problems, bring them down from what?
Bring them down from what?
From you, from your administration.
You're sitting here running for president saying you're going to solve the problems that you yourself and your dopey 900-year-old running mate created.
It's incredible.
How could anyone believe this?
Do we have the clip?
It was on yesterday's sheet, the clip from my show on Wednesday where I was showing.
This is so amazing, Stu.
I showed the inflation rate and how it's going down.
Ah, okay.
Okay.
Do we happen to have that clip by any chance?
Oh, it's way, wait, wait.
I hope you're not.
I hope you know it's going way down.
Well, I mean, you can tell when you go into buy groceries.
Right.
Way down.
Here it is.
What?
All of the things that they did three, four years ago, it's all now picking up speed and it's all being seen now by you.
But don't worry, it's all fine.
It's just, it's really, it's all fine.
We're lulled to sleep with reporting like this.
The recent consumer price index shows, quote, inflation cools to 2.5%.
Wow.
Core prices, things like food, housing, energy cars, things we actually buy and need, were a bit higher at 3.2.
Now, what do you notice about these numbers?
2.5% inflation, 3.2% inflation.
I mean, that seems manageable, right?
Doesn't seem, I mean, it seems almost normal, doesn't it?
We can deal with that.
2.5%, 3.2%, you know, trust in the system and we'll all be okay.
The government can keep spending and we can keep swiping the credit cards.
Let me take you to the chalkboard for a second and show you something the government never wants you to see and nobody in the mainstream media will ever explain it this way.
Here's the inflation.
We've all been hearing for four years now that there's nothing wrong with the national debt, the deficit, and inflation.
It's fine.
Bidenomics, Bidenomics.
The Fed has a plan.
Everything is actually okay and prices are coming down or at least rising at a slower rate.
But is that actually how you feel when you go to the grocery store?
When you pay your energy bill, when you look at your new insurance bill, you fill up the gas tank.
Do you feel like, ah, it's fine.
Bidenomics is working.
Let me show you the reason for the disparity and also how the government is pulling off their little magic trick.
Let me show you this part of the chalkboard.
I'm going to start here.
It reflects the consumer price index from 23 to the end of 2024.
This is the average cost of goods that we pay to support our family with things like clothes, cars, gas, energy bills, 3.2 to 2.5.
You can see that there is a gradual increase from last year, but then boom, right at the tail end of 2024, like right now, during the election, isn't that weird?
You can see that cooling comes down.
Wow.
It's working.
Bidenomics is working.
That's really not that big of a change.
I mean, if this is where we were, how come why?
Why is it so hard to make ends meet?
Why are our credit cards all maxed to the limit?
While we're arguing over the numbers, like 2.5 and 3.2 month to month, let me show you the actual chart.
See, that was just one year.
Let me take you all the way back to 1950.
This is 1950.
Here's 2020.
This is Trump.
And this is the inflation that we had from Biden and Harris.
The government wants you to focus on this, okay?
But let me just show you this, this right here, that is this.
It's this little tiny area.
I don't know if you can zoom in.
I'm going to sliver and see.
Can't notice this.
Yeah.
If you slide down, it's that big.
I mean, that is.
When you look at the actual chart, down from what is the question.
Down from what?
It's down from all-time highs that they are responsible for.
They're bragging about bringing a slight decrease from a historic increase that's their responsibility.
And they're saying, elect us because we'll do slightly better than the worst of all time, which was also us.
Bragging About Historic Increases00:03:19
You know, but don't worry because she'll allow you to have a gun in your house because if anybody comes into her house, she's going to, well, it won't be her.
It will be Secret Service.
But you can have a gun.
And I want to know how many rounds in your clip.
Right.
How many rounds do you have?
Do you have a six shooter?
A seven?
A 10?
A 12?
A 20?
What do you have in that clip?
Because that's exactly how she would refer to it.
Well, I can hold seven rounds, but I only put one.
How many bullets do you need?
Really?
You know, at times I'll put two or three in because I might be nervous and miss the first couple.
You know, I haven't been to the range in a while.
Hope I don't hit anybody else.
It's incredible.
It's incredible.
As they are making things more dangerous in America, as they are making crime easier to commit, as they are making more people into criminals because they can't afford to live, as they're importing criminals into the country, they want to take away your guns.
Oh, okay.
All right.
That sounds good.
Wait a minute, but you're going to bolster the police.
No, no, we're going to reimagine the police.
Oh, okay.
You know, something tells me that we're headed in the wrong direction.
But Oprah, she knows we're absolutely fine and there are nothing to worry about.
After all, she went to Reverend White Wright's church, too.
She knows the truth.
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Polls Reveal Campaign Weaknesses00:12:37
Robert K. Haley joins us now.
Hello, Robert.
How are you?
Robert, are you there?
I am here.
Oh, good.
How are you, sir?
I am absolutely doing great.
Good.
And just happy to be on the show.
Yeah.
Well, thank you for coming on.
I wanted to talk to you about a couple of things.
First of all, when I saw the poll at the Teamsters and the Teamsters voted, I don't know what it was, 64 to 34, something like that for Donald Trump.
I thought that's the way this election should be if it were any other time.
Why are the Teamsters so far out of line with what we see in polling?
Because they're normal blue-collar workers.
Why aren't we seeing that elsewhere?
Well, I mean, I think we are seeing it to a degree.
When you look at what's in the guts of what's wrong, it's more Trump's numbers with senior voters are a real problem.
I mean, the first thing everybody forgets, they're saying, well, Republicans used to do great with seniors, and now we're not doing so bad.
Because all the hippies are now seniors.
That's why.
Exactly.
That's what you're trying to explain.
Like, Graves Generation and Silent Generation are dying, and they're being replaced by baby boomers.
Right.
And they're not as conservative as those people were.
That's the first thing.
Right.
And second, Kamala has come at them with a prescription drugs and all those things for this amount of time.
And Biden won them in the midst of the pandemics.
And Trump is not doing what he needs to.
He can be at dead even or ahead with seniors, but it needs to be a huge focus because they vote disproportionate to any other age group at the participation level.
So that is one of the biggest weaknesses now that the campaign has a lot of strength.
One, doing better with black voters than they have before, doing better with the young voters, young, I mean the youngest voters.
Because while millennials tend to be more left to center, the Gen Zs are the opposite.
There's a lot of Gen Z's, especially Gen Z males that are trending much more conservative.
And a lot of that has to do with the crazy role that the difficulty of growing up and being a male in this environment and looking for real male role models where the society is pushing everything like toxic masculinity and all this nonsense on people.
Something they can grasp onto.
So, Robert, where does this election look to you where it is going?
Is it going to be as razor thin as everybody thinks?
It is very razor thin.
And even in the most recent round of polling that we did, that I'm going to give you a couple of caveats on that.
The most recent round of polling that we did is Matt Tyree and I have been dividing up the states and doing the seven battleground states.
His firm would do those half.
And Matt's my co-host with the Polling Plus podcast once a week.
Check it out.
We talk about everything polling and kind of fill people in on where we are.
But we divided up the states.
And in everyone, Trump has a very small edge other than Nevada, which we had him a little behind.
Now, first thing to remember, most of these polls started right after the debate or a couple of days after the debate.
And the only two that finished on the Sunday of the second assassination attempt, those two were Pennsylvania and Georgia.
And both of those, if that poll had finished, either one of our polls had finished on Saturday, he would have been losing.
But that he upticked so much that it bounced the whole poll forward.
And so what I will tell you is when you look at these polls, look at the dates.
And the ones that are really long, like four or five days that started after the debate, have the biggest margins.
And the ones that completed more after Sunday afternoon, you see a strength.
We don't know exactly how strong that is going to be, but the second attempt was just really galvanizing and just align in the sand too far.
Now, the other thing to remember is some of these polls don't actually poll voters.
They use what's online panels for some or all of this now.
Now, online panels are made up of people who participate in these things who are more politically active and aware than most voters.
And that being the case, we're a lot less the shock value of a second assassination attempt on people who have been tuned into the stuff moment to moment just wasn't there the way it is with real voters.
Now, first thing, it is very strong possibility that there is a hidden Trump vote.
We are working to determine how much of that there is this year.
A lot of the hidden people in the past aren't hidden anymore, but they're new people on the left or on the Democratic side, right?
Well, they're new people that, you know, maybe four years ago were Republicans who just didn't like Trump and figured Biden was conservative, as conservative a Democrat as they could get.
And he was moderate and he keep, and they have buyers remorse.
And a lot of them are coming back.
They don't want to tell their neighbors they're coming back.
They don't want to put a sign in their yard, but they're coming back.
And Trump's strength with Democrats is also significant.
Like Pennsylvania is a great example.
Trump does better with Democrats than Kamala does with Republicans.
Now, we hear all the time about Kamala and all this Republican support, she has, but that's the fact.
And that continues to be the fact.
And these in some of these races, yes.
Why hasn't the combination of Kamala, I mean, I'm sorry, not Kamala, Tulsi, Elon Musk, RFK, has that made a difference or an impact at all?
Yes.
It has.
No question.
I mean, think about the onslaught Trump has had to deal with from the time she got in this race and all the media love and the good publicity and hardly anything naked about her.
I don't know that any candidate without a Tulsi or an Elon or RFK could have survived that.
I think all those factors go into keeping this race cause.
People say, oh, the race hasn't moved a lot.
Well, it's like saying the boat has been steady, not realizing that the boat has dodged like six torpedoes.
I mean, yeah, it may have been steady, but it did a lot of work to get there.
Right.
And it's been a lot to get this level because it is just so overwhelming.
And the spending, I mean, one of the biggest problems is that the Democrats, like them or not, they are good at this stuff.
Oh, yeah.
They spend their money wisely.
And their party is not full.
And I'm just going to say it, full of a lot of grifters.
And the Republican Party has a problem on the right that so many of these big donors are giving massive amounts of money to super PACs that are inept, you know, running commercials that are 1990s with a bunch of paid actors.
Like, I'm a cowboy, I'm a nurse.
Nonsense.
They can charge big money for them, but they can make lots of money.
And or PACs that raise money and they sell them on some kind of cock and maybe scheme that isn't even real.
I mean, there is so much of this going on.
And in many ways, the Trump campaign and like the MAGA Inc. are the ones like lifting all this up and they're not getting the help they should.
So they're being outspent massively.
And the Democrats have a tremendous ground operation.
So I don't just talk about technology.
I'm talking about people on the ground in these communities.
Let me ask you the What is the, if you have any indication, what is the thing that is turning independents and Democrats?
What is the case that is the easiest to turn people and go, well, you know, we got a good point there.
Maybe I should think about Trump.
You know who said it?
Bernie Sanders.
When he said, I still think she's a progressive, she's saying what she needs to do to get elected.
That idea.
that she's telling you what you need to hear to win and it isn't what she really believes, that is the thing, the feedback we get the most.
That thing, that she is disingenuous, because once you establish that somebody isn't what they say they are, it all falls.
And it doesn't matter what they say anymore.
Their words are meaningless.
And so that is the thing is that, yes, she sounds good, but those are some of the bloods.
Don't be wrong.
I'm not one of those people who think Trump's had a good debate.
I don't.
But what I do think is that it was exacerbated by the moderators getting so involved.
But the licks he landed were the most important ones where he said, well, if you believe that, why didn't you do it?
You've been there.
He made that case because in our instant poll and all the others, it said she won.
I mean, it was like 55, 40, and two thought was tied that she won.
But in the race, it started tied before and after it was still tied.
And in all these groups, even the New York Times wrote a story about how pundits say she won, but undecided voters aren't moved.
And that's the key is that she didn't have that effect because while she came across a lot better than people thought, that idea that she's telling you what you want to hear is seeping through.
And we get that from focus groups and just this, that she's trying to be what she wants to be.
And like Bernie Sanders said, I think she's progressive.
She's saying what she has to do to win an election.
I mean, that's the whole campaign.
I will tell you that I really think the Trump campaign should, at all of their rallies, 30 minutes before he walks out, should just be running the videos of here's what she said then, here's what she said now, here's what she said then, here's what she said now.
And then intersperse that with Bernie Sanders saying that.
You know, I think she's just saying she's still a progressive, but I think she's just saying that to get the votes.
Because I think most Americans that are not plugged in, they're not getting it from the mainstream media.
You have to spoon feed it to them.
They don't see the old clips.
All they're seeing is her not answering questions.
And that will leave some doubt.
But when you see why she's not answering those questions, I think it closes the deal on that.
Robert, thank you so much.
A few great ads on this.
Oh, yeah, they do.
They're just fantastic.
Yeah, they do.
Robert, thank you so much.
I appreciate it.
We'll stay in touch with you.
Appreciate it.
Yes, sir.
Robert K. Haley, he is the Trafalgar Group chief pollster, co-host of Polling Plus, which is a podcast that you can find.
A Spiritual War Against Hate00:13:11
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Robert, how are you, sir?
Very good.
Good.
Thanks for having me.
You bet.
You bet.
The one word that you used that brought hell down on you, if you will, was what?
Blessed.
That word was blessed.
And it was put on my lips by the Holy Spirit.
And that's why it's a spiritual war.
By the way, I was so honored to meet you out in Utah with Tim Ballard and Macy Barber, the courageous fighter who was used in some of our content for child trafficking, a great spokeswoman for that.
And, of course, Tim Ballard, which was the movie Sound of Freedom, was based on his courage.
And he's got the OR, which is the Operation Underground, OUR, I'm sorry, Operation Underground Railroad, which is different from ORR, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which is the middleman, which was testified to between bringing children into this country and basically selling them off to sponsors.
And it's hundreds of billions of dollar industry between drugs and trafficking and 325,000 children missing just from last year versus 85,000 that Taralee Rotas testified to.
I tell you, Barbara, the number of children that our government has just lost or misplaced or just shoved out the door because it was just too much of a hassle is shocking.
And we're the number one consumer of child pornography and all of this stuff.
The United States is.
I mean, we are just, you know, we can't be blessed if we continue to be these kinds of people.
Talk to me.
Describe being a target of the cancel culture like you were.
Yes.
And by the way, just for clarification, you know, it's not by accident that these things are happening.
There's money to be made.
You know, we're being invaded at the southern border, the northern border, but we're bringing these people in, these children and people, to be sold.
Then there is this parole program with Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Haiti.
I think that could be the reason you have all these Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, where we're bringing them in under a parole system, but we're bringing in these people again to be handed to sponsors.
These sponsors are paying money for them, and then they're reselling them for sex and slavery.
But what's happening with the bringing in of these people and knowingly do it.
I mean, the Biden administration with Harris through one of the first major bills that they put through, it had all the money earmarked for all of this.
You know, when she was going off to find out the reason why people are migrating, they knew the reason.
They knew the reason.
They had already paid for it.
And now we're seeing the results of it.
And we're also seeing how much it's costing America, but most importantly, costing in lives and decency.
It's, I mean, I can't believe more people are not just livid with what is going on in their communities.
Well, the root cause, Glenn, is evil, and it's money and power.
Like the genie said to Aladdin, never drink from the cups of money and power.
You'll never be satisfied.
And I had no, I'm not even a good reader.
I had no plans to write a book.
I had no plans to be canceled, to be attacked, to be threatened.
I just wanted to give food away to the country.
I came to Washington on July 9th of 2020 to give food away, millions of pounds, and also to be appointed a commissioner, the White House Commission on Hispanic Prosperity.
I was fired by the Biden Harris administration.
I guess I don't believe in Latinos or Hispanics and prosperity, but obviously.
Why do you hate Hispanics so much, God?
Right.
But, you know, like you say, the Hispanics, the U.S. is the number one consumer.
The Hispanic is the number one victim being exploited by the trafficking.
And it's really turning us into slavery.
But I'm at the White House, and I'm talking about Donald Trump.
And I had been there before with the Obamas on Let's Move and My Plate and eating nutritiously.
And the Holy Spirit, I tell you, it's a spiritual thing, put the word blessed on my lips.
And I think it ignited a spiritual war.
It ignited a cancel culture.
A boycott came.
AOC was one of them.
Julian Castro, Linux Miranda, all the elites.
And, you know, actually, we did so good.
What happened after that, you know, Eric Bowling, a good friend, his producer, went out and did a film and did a GoFundMe, raised over $300,000, went out and bought Goya products to give away.
And he basically started this bycott, which a lot of people grabbed on to.
And it was, again, the Holy Spirit protecting us.
But, you know, you make plans and God laughs.
God at that point gave me a platform.
I wasn't, had no other intention than to give the country food through the chief executive at a time.
But this led us on a journey, I have to say, spiritually to bring rosaries and food to Ukraine, to the sound of freedom, meeting out with my good friend Eduardo Ladasigi again and highlighting awareness of the trafficking and the drugs and the mental health.
You know, we are getting our value from, some kids are getting their value from letters, from flags, from furries.
You know, they have a map flag, a minor attracted persons.
We need to get our value, acknowledge our value from God.
We're God's gift.
And to stop, you know, we're so focused on self.
Stop for a moment.
If you see a child being harassed or bullied, just say, stop, say, leave this kid alone.
You matter.
You know, you are loved.
We can't love others unless we love ourselves, unless we love God.
And I tell you this: Donald Trump, I think, and the reason the Holy Spirit put this word blessed on my lips in the book Blessed Donald J. Trump and the Spiritual War is because Donald J. Trump has been chosen to bring this country closer to God.
He's a great guy.
He takes it on the chin every day for us.
The hand of God has been on him.
You know, his assassinated attempt turned his head just at the moment a bullet was going perpendicular to his head and it went parallel.
All this are signs that we need as a country to move closer to God.
And I believe 100% that the person that, the only person that can do this, is Donald Trump.
And he risks his life every day.
He takes it on the chin every day.
What for?
Because he loves his country, loves us.
I love him, but too many people hate.
You know, we're not called to hate.
We're called to love.
And that is the only thing that is going to resolve all the issues we have is to love each other and stop with this hatred and division.
It's interesting to me that you don't hear people talk about, I hate his policies.
They actually just hate him.
Right.
Which is, I mean, it is causing, it's, I mean, the best way I can describe it, I think you'll agree, is evil.
There is an evil, I don't know, like a spell that is over the world's population that is just covering all of the truth with just pure darkness.
And it's easy to see you go online and you just start to scroll and you will see things that people have done to their bodies or the things that they're saying or shouting or that are just biblically evil.
And I just don't know how people don't see it, Robert.
And I worry that God will have a humble people.
And I'm not sure we've humbled ourselves enough.
You know, it's funny because there's a lot of, in my book, there's a lot of people I came across that God had spoken to.
And I said, well, you know, actually on January 5th of 2021, I was with this guy, Gary Heven, who owned Curves.
And I said, you know, Gary, what do you think?
It's the first time I met him.
I said, what do you think is going to happen with this election?
He said, no, God spoke to me.
I said, really?
And he said, no, it's not going to happen.
Trump's not going to prevail.
The U.S. is not ready yet.
We have to suffer more.
So I think we've been, in a way, we're being tested.
We're being driven to the bottom.
And the only way, the only thing we can do is go up, is move toward God.
It can't get much worse than this.
This is, I mean, we're hating.
We're hating everybody.
I know.
I know.
Unfortunately, I think it could get worse.
I just hope that we wake up before that does.
One last question for you, Bob.
How did, I mean, you're CEO of a giant corporation.
How did you survive this massive attack?
You know, well, people were afraid, including the shareholders of the company with family.
But, you know, it says 365 times in the Bible, be not afraid.
And they wanted me to apologize.
You know, I was on with Laura Ingram and said, are you going to apologize?
I said, hell no.
You apologize, then you get fired.
But I didn't care.
You know, when God tells you what to do, you cannot hesitate.
And I think the Holy Spirit, you know, we had the boycott, we had the attacks, but the Holy Spirit, all of a sudden we had a boycott.
I'm sorry, we had a boycott.
You had a boycott, a boycott.
Yeah.
When has that ever happened where people went out and started buying our product?
That's definitely an intervention of the Holy Spirit.
And to give me a platform, I tell you, the urn media from that, which I wasn't looking for, you know, any kind of news.
It was the Holy Spirit's intervention.
It's the Holy Spirit's intervention with Donald Trump that is going to, because if he had prevailed, the next four years would have been different than they are now.
Oh, yeah.
He's going to prevail now because he's ready for it.
And he is now in a position more than he would have been four years ago to bring this country closer to God.
Yeah.
And I think the assassination attempts, I mean, you know him.
I know him.
He has changed.
And you're right.
It is really he's been put into the refiner's fire.
And he is ready this time.
And the Hispanics are behind.
And why?
Because we're being exploited.
The economy is a disaster.
We're the biggest group being exploited with trafficking.
So enough is enough.
We say pasta yada, which means enough is enough.
And almost 50% of Latinos, which should, and it's growing, are going to be for Donald J. Trump.
And it's going to push him over the finish line.
Robert, so good to see you and talk to you again.
Many blessings.
The name of the book is Blessed, Donald J. Trump and the Spiritual War.
Bob Unanwe, he is the president and CEO of Goya Foods.