Chaos At The White House - Alarm Has Been Sounded

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and there is chaos at the White House

And the alarm, it's been sounded. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe

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So President Joe Biden is bleeding voters that he needs, particularly black voters

And CNN is sounding the alarm that this could be the end of the Biden presidency

He needs the black voters. He needs the vast majority, an overwhelming number, at least around 90% of them

if he wants to be the president again. And that's not what he's getting according to these polls

In fact, according to these polls, it's a disaster for the White House

I want you to listen to CNN's Harry Enten. He's great with numbers and he calls it like it is. He says it like it is

But he's on CNN, believe it or not, and they're saying, yo, this is a disaster

I want you to watch this and let me know what you think

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We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. As the Biden campaign, he's a drop in support among some black voters

CNN's Harry Enten is joining us now. How does black voters support look when compared to a few years ago

Yeah, I think this is the real thing is sort of the drop off. Right

Look, you look at twenty twenty four. Biden still leads among black voters over Donald Trump

Sixty nine percent in an average of polls. But look at this number for Donald Trump

Twenty two percent. Where was Donald Trump at this point four years ago in the polls

He was just at nine percent of the vote. So he's seen more than a doubling in his support among African-Americans

This margin, which was in the 70s just four years ago. Look at where it is now. Sixty nine minus twenty two. That puts it in the 40s

My goodness gracious. If this held through the general election, obviously we're still months away

This would be by far the best performance for a Republican candidate among black voters in a generation, two generations

probably since 1960 and Richard Nixon against John Kennedy. That's how long we're really talking about when we're looking at this margin here

This could be a truly historic margin. It's quite a troubling sign for the Biden campaign

So where is Biden weakest among black voters? When you look at this number, who are they

Yeah. Who are these voters? And let's break it down by age

because I really think this gives you a good insight into what's exactly cooking here

Take a look here. If you look among black voters age 50 and over, you see that Joe Biden has a very substantial leader

Look at this. Eighty two percent to eight percent. This lead is still in the 70s. This looks a lot like what we saw in the overall polling back in 2020

But look at voters under the age of 50. Look here. Donald Trump is pulling 25 percent of that vote

Joe Biden is at just 62 percent of this. This leads here. This lead is just south of 40 percentage points

This is historic. This is what a lot of folks have been talking about, that Joe Biden has a specific problem among younger black voters

And that is exactly what's showing up right here. And this is, I think, a lot of the reason why you're going to see Biden focusing more on black voters

why you're seeing Jim Clyburn go out there. Don't be surprised if they go to more colleges

because the fact of the matter is older black voters still really much like Joe Biden

It's these younger black voters who very much are turning on him and being much more supportive of Donald Trump than they were four years ago

Of course, this is not the only thing that Joe Biden has to worry about, although these numbers look pretty dire and very different than they did in the last election

So give us some sense of what else he needs to be thinking about here

Right. You know, when we talk about elections, we talk about two things. We talk about persuasion, which is seeing here with these changing margins

But we also talk about turnout. What's going on in turnout? Certain to vote

Black voters absolutely certain to vote. This is according to Washington Post episodes

If you look four years ago, 83 percent of black voters said they were absolutely certain to vote

Look where that number is now. It's 73 percent. So it's not just that Joe Biden's getting less juice out of the margins

He might have fewer black voters turning out and providing less support for him because they're going to be a smaller portion of the electorate

One of the big things that the candidates have to worry about is whether people stay home

And that can be a huge factor. And this is what this is saying may very well happen

Terry Anton, thank you so much. Thank you. All right, John. All right. Lawmakers waking up this morning after