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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Maxine Waters went out of her mind again with another
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racial tirade. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe
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Guys, Maxine Waters says things that if you said them, or I said them, or Donald Trump said them, or any Republican said them
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it would ruin them. It would be talked about everywhere. But how could they say such a thing, right? But Maxine Waters says it and it's a-okay
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She appeared on CNN last night during the Democrat National Convention, the Kamala Harris love fest as it were, and
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she spoke about why some black men are moving towards Donald Trump. This is a big
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problem for Kamala Harris's campaign. Despite all the hype you're hearing, this is something that deeply concerns them. Black men are
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moving towards Trump. And Maxine Waters had a theory. Now this theory, if
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you or I said it, if Donald Trump said it, it would be chaos. It would be the top story in the news today if Donald Trump said it. How could he say something so racist
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How could he say something so horrible? Maxine Waters says it and it's a-okay. And
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what she surmised in this clip I'm about to show you is that black men are
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moving towards Trump because Trump pardoned some other black men. And basically her assessment is, well, people like that who need a pardon or are doing jail time or are in trouble with the law
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they'll support Trump. How racist, how stereotypical, how horrific is that statement to
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degenerate and denigrate that kind of a swath of people? Why not- is it so impossible for you to believe that people might just think differently than you
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Absolutely, it was absolutely horrific as far as I'm concerned. I want you to watch it and then let me know what you think in
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the comments. He's given us a lot of information. In California, particularly in Los Angeles County, you are known as Auntie Maxine. Yes
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And you also represent a district that is mostly African American and Latino, Inglewood
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Mm-hmm. How do you explain the move for young black men, younger black men
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towards Donald Trump as the years have gone by, not away from Donald Trump
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Well, I believe that we have not done good enough job in working with and educating young people about public policy issues
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Many of our young people are entrepreneurs and they want to have businesses. They
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would like to have some assistance and some help with that. They need access to capital and this is very important with them
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They see that their lives have been a little bit difficult. Rent's too high
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They don't have 20% for a down payment on a home. On and on and on. We've got to do a better job
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Do you think they see him as a baller shot-caller type of guy and they look up to that part of him
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That's only a small segment. You're talking about more the hip-hop. A segment of the black males that they talk about maybe
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you know, talking about supporting Trump. It's not a huge number. Some of those, of course
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you know, Trump has pardoned. Some of those who have been in prison, like Lil Wayne
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And I say to people, look, if you're in prison and somebody pardons you, say thank you
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And I don't know what all else went into that. But after you say thank you and do whatever it is you do
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to appreciate pardons, then you say, but I've got to say goodbye
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I've got to be with the people who understand what is necessary for everybody to have a decent quality of life
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Congressman Maxine Waters, thanks so much for being with us. You're welcome. Thank you
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Nice to see you. You're welcome. And thank you
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