June 20, 2021 - Radio Renaissance - Jared Taylor
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| If you like this video, I hope you'll send the link to a lot of your friends. | |
| As of today, November 6th, the election is still up in the air. | |
| There are charges of vote fraud and it looks like there'll be lawsuits. | |
| But in the end, I suspect Joe Biden will be the next president. | |
| How did that happen? | |
| What does it mean? | |
| Well, first of all... | |
| Even if he loses, the election was by no means a repudiation of Donald Trump. | |
| Nearly 70 million Americans voted for him. | |
| 70 million Americans voted for a man our rulers hate. | |
| 70 million Americans voted for a man that big media and universities told us was a racist, a fascist, and every other name they could think of. | |
| Big Tech shamelessly suppressed people and groups that supported Donald Trump. | |
| And, as Forbes noted, Biden trounced Trump in final tally of major newspaper endorsements 47 to 7. Even publications that never endorsed candidates, Scientific American and the New England Journal of Medicine, | |
| told their readers to vote Biden. | |
| 70 million Americans said get lost. | |
| That's 7 million more than voted for Trump in 2016. | |
| That's a huge number of Americans who refuse to do what they are told. | |
| But Joe Biden won close to 73 million votes. | |
| Voter turnout at nearly 67% was the highest in 100 years, probably because the country is more divided than at any time in the last 100 years. | |
| So, how did the different races vote? | |
| The first column is the racial percentage of the electorate, with whites still way ahead of any other race, at 65%. | |
| The next column is the percentage of each race that Trump won. | |
| Then, what share that was of his total vote? | |
| Next, we have the same information for Biden. | |
| Trump won a majority of the white vote, 57%, but that's not a crushing majority. | |
| If you move to the next column, you see that whites were 80.6% of his total vote. | |
| His next biggest group of supporters were Hispanics, who gave him 9% of his support. | |
| Look at the next-to-last column. | |
| Biden won just 42% of the white vote, but as you can see in the next column, it was still a majority of his total vote, 53.8%. | |
| Biden also won a majority of every non-white group, 87% of blacks. | |
| 66% of Hispanics and 63% of Asians. | |
| But even a Democrat has got to win a good many white votes because whites are still 65% of the electorate. | |
| What would be the smallest percentage of whites a Democrat could win and still get a majority of the popular vote? | |
| If a Democrat won every single non-white vote, that would give him 35% of the total. | |
| He would still need 23% of the white vote to get a majority. | |
| Another way to put this is that if a Republican got 77% of the white vote, he'd have a majority without even one non-white vote. | |
| That would be complete racial polarization. | |
| And we're not there yet. | |
| In fact, this year the racial divide became a little less sharp than four years ago. | |
| A slightly smaller percentage of whites voted for Trump this time, and so did a slightly larger percentage of non-whites. | |
| Here are early exit poll data with graphs that compare the vote in 2020 with the vote in 2016. | |
| And frankly, I'm surprised by these results. | |
| Look at the graph in the upper left for white men. | |
| It tells us that in 2016, Trump was 31% of Hillary Clinton with white men, He was ahead by only 18%. | |
| Trump lost support among white men. | |
| As you can see in the graph for white women, Trump increased his lead with them, but not by as much as he lost white men. | |
| From the other graphs, you can tell that although Trump lost non-white votes by a huge margin, he did better this time with both sexes of both blacks and Hispanics. | |
| Look at the graph for Latino men in the lower right. | |
| 37.5% of Hispanic men voted for Donald Trump this year, up from 34.5% four years ago. | |
| Donald Trump's 32% share of the total Hispanic vote was more than the 31% John McCain got and better than Mitt Romney's 27%. | |
| Asians also slightly increased their vote for Trump. | |
| For four years, the media have been telling us that there's a white supremacist in the White House. | |
| I'm sure that scared off a few white voters, but why were more non-whites more likely to vote for him? | |
| Whatever their reasons, the current estimate is that Donald Trump, with 25% of the non-white vote, got a greater percentage than any Republican since Richard Nixon in 1960, who got 31%. | |
| Another surprising result: Trump lost support among people 65 and older, a group that's overwhelmingly white. | |
| In 2016, he won that group by 7%, this time by just 3%. | |
| Maybe they blamed him for the coronavirus, just as the media told them to. | |
| Something else worth noting: this was by far the most expensive federal election ever. | |
| Here is a graph of spending for Congress and for the President for the last four elections. | |
| Blue is Democrat, red is Republican. | |
| Look at the huge bar at the top for 2020. | |
| Some people think the final figure is going to hit $14 billion in spending, but it will easily be twice what the candidates spent in 2016, and Democrats outspent Republicans nearly two to one. | |
| In 2012 and 2016, the spending was pretty evenly balanced between the two parties. | |
| It used to be that the Republicans were the party of rich people and big business and Democrats were for the little guy. | |
| That meant Democrats had less campaign money to spend. | |
| Well, not anymore. | |
| Who do you think billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg supported? | |
| We have what must be one of the weirdest ruling classes in the world. | |
| Billionaires who support the party of socialism. | |
| And of course, the party of blacks, Hispanics, illegal immigrants, felons, and people who have changed sex. | |
| Here are hard money contributions from various industries. | |
| Look at the top line. | |
| Even Wall Street gave a lot more money to Democrats than to Republicans. | |
| And lawyers. | |
| Who make good money. | |
| They went crazy for Democrats. | |
| Halfway down, look at civil servants. | |
| Those are the people that you could call the deep state. | |
| They are overwhelmingly Democrat. | |
| Real estate is the only industry that gave slightly more money to Republicans. | |
| And what did the candidates spend that $14 billion on? | |
| TV? Video ads? | |
| And Biden spent twice as much as Trump. | |
| I've always thought it was a sorry commentary on the intelligence of voters that you can win an election by filling screens over and over with a few minutes of flickering foolishness. | |
| If that's how you choose whom you want for president, you're a dunce. | |
| So, what would a Biden-Harris administration mean for white people? | |
| Joe Biden promises to root out systemic racism. | |
| What the heck is that anyway? | |
| As you can see from this graph of Google Trends over time, just about no one had even heard of systemic racism until the week of May 31st to June 6th. | |
| That was the week after George Floyd died in Minneapolis. | |
| Joe Biden has promised to root out something the country had never even heard of until just a few months ago. | |
| Systemic racism It's supposed to be what we're left with when we can't find nearly enough living, breathing white racists to explain why black and Hispanics do so poorly. | |
| The system is somehow doing it on their own, no matter what white people think or do. | |
| The woman likely to be the new VP, Kamala Harris, kindly explains it all in just 40 seconds. | |
| So there's a big difference between equality and equity. | |
| Equality suggests, oh, everyone should get the same amount. | |
| The problem with that, not everybody's starting out from the same place. | |
| So if we're all getting the same amount, but you started out back there and I started out over here, we could get the same amount, but you're still going to be that far back behind me. | |
| It's about giving people the resources and the support they need so that everyone can be on equal footing and then compete on equal footing. | |
| equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place. | |
| you you you you you you you you | |
| Equal opportunity. | |
| Ropes of equal length. | |
| That's not enough. | |
| Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place. | |
| Note that the white man Wasn't doing anything particularly bad to the dark man, but systemic racism somehow put him out of reach of that rope. | |
| And the solution is to raise the level of the earth, re-engineer the entire landscape so that he can get to the top of the mountain. | |
| This is a remarkably honest video. | |
| We are all supposed to end up in the same place. | |
| And equitable treatment means any amount of unequal treatment, To make that happen. | |
| This has been tried before. | |
| It's called communism. | |
| And it was awful. | |
| But this has a new wrinkle. | |
| Instead of workers against capitalists, it's everybody else against white people. | |
| You are going to pay to move the level of the earth. | |
| You and your children will suffer from open discrimination in the name of what Kamala Harris calls equity. | |
| And I'll end with a prediction. | |
| Our rulers are shocked that Donald Trump even came this close. | |
| They have got to do something about those 70 million incorrigibles. | |
| They'll do it by making it harder than ever to find videos like this one or dissident websites like Amran.com. | |
| But don't worry. | |
| We'll keep telling the truth. | |
| And more people will keep waking up. |
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