Democrat Pollster Delivers Disastrous News To Biden - Trump Is Winning

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America on YouTube and a top Democrat

pollster has just delivered devastating news to President Joe Biden and the Democrat Party

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really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow. So he's on CNN, CNN which is

a happy place usually for Democrats, right? And he delivers what he called the grim reality

the grim reality to President Joe Biden and to the Democrats. When you look at minority voters

Black, Hispanic, LGBTQ, they're giving President Trump higher approval ratings than they're giving

Biden. Now these are constituencies that President Biden cannot afford to lose if he wants to stay

president. You just can't. A Democrat's not going to win without these constituencies. Across the

board, what this guy is saying is Democrat voters, Democrat voters are giving Trump higher approval

ratings than they're giving Biden. Imagine that. Imagine that. A sitting president, your own party

is giving your opponent or presumed opponent higher approval ratings than they're giving you

That's crazy. I'm going to leave you guys with the video for you to watch. And before I go

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Explain America on YouTube. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. But before you

leave, please watch this clip. Tonight, quote, this is grim. Those are the words of the veteran

Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg. Those words about his latest poll of thousands of voters in

the battleground states. Greenberg, who teams up with James Carville at the Democracy Corps

found that among voters who usually make up the Democratic base, young voters, Black voters

Hispanic voters, Asian voters, LGBTQ voters, get this, all of them collectively gave Donald Trump

a higher approval rating than President Biden. Those findings, despite increasingly positive

economic news. Just today, the jobs report showing one hundred and ninety nine thousand jobs added

last month in November, the unemployment rate dropping to just three point seven percent

Stan Greenberg is out front tonight. Stan, we've known each other a long time. You've

been doing this a long time. You paint a very grim picture. I know you say grim, but but let's

start with the grim. What was the most sobering thing you learned about the president's standing

Yes, I reiterate it's grim because the there is a path. But the the grim is in the fact that the

the base is the problem, that the you have a you know, we're behind in this race in the in the base

Approval of the president is lower than that of Trump, you know, in the you know, in the base

And, you know, the probably the hardest part about that is that if the issues that play, it's not

just we're not doing well now and inevitably the structure of the race, you know, will come back

I think we're dealing with issues of prices, wages not keeping up with inflation. We're dealing with

crime. We're dealing with the border. So we're dealing with we're dealing with issues that

are eroding our people on the issues. Now, we can we can, I believe, get them back. I think

there's a path in this poll. There's a structure that's actually pretty democratic, you know

if you look beyond the president's numbers. But there's also a path for him in these

You asked voters about 32 specific topics and the president United States led on only six of those

32. His bright spots included women's rights, climate change, addressing racial inequality

I want you to go through that and give me your view of how he gets on the path back. But let me

frame it this way. We spent a lot of time together in a campaign a long time ago. There was an

incumbent president, George H.W. Bush, who, like this president, kept saying, look, the numbers

are finally getting better. The economy is getting better. George H.W. Bush was unable to convince

the American people and Bill Clinton won the presidency because people want to change and

they wouldn't listen. Is President Biden at risk of having an electorate that wants change and won't

listen? I think he's going to be listening because I think this poll, I believe, will matter

But if you look at this poll, look, what you need to look at is where