a majority of younger non-white men are either listeners of joe rogan or fans of the ufc or trade crypto and those people, right, that majority of people is much more pro trump than the rest of -- the rest of kind of the young electorate. what does that mean? i don't see much evident in the data that that's creating a shift right, but i do think it creates a rallying point, right, where before democrats have-- can go to college campus toss rally a majority of people on college campuses and register voters and i think there's a virtual social media realm, it's creating an analog to that on the right. >> talking about earlier, in my remarks, but it is not new and i think that people will write about this era in the same way that they write about the '60s, the profound cultural shifts hang in the country. it is true that like typically, the way that elections work, like a really great example is gay marriage. the black community was not in favor of gay marriage compared to other demographics until obama endorsed it. but over other issues. as partisan brand disappears, because of social medi

a majority of younger nonwhite men are either listeners of joe rogan or fans of the usc or trade crypto. those people, that majority of people is much more pro-trump than the rest of the kind of young electorate. what does that mean? i don't necessarily think i don't see much evidence in the data that's creating a shift right. but i do i think it creates a rallying point, right, where before democrats can go to college campuses to rally a majority people on college campuses and register voters. i think there's a virtual social media realm is creating kind of an analog to that on the right. >> this is kind of what i was talking about in my remarks, but it is not new in this country. people were right about this era of the same with the right about the '60s. the profound cultural shifts happening in the country. it is true that like typically the ways that elections work like like a really great example is gay marriage, like the black community was not in favor of gay marriage compared to other demographics within the democratic party until obama endorsed it. but opposition to gay marriag

a majority of younger non- white men are either listeners of joe rogan or fans of the fc or crypto. those people that majority of people is much more pro- trump than the rest of the young electorate. what does that mean? not necessarily see much evidence creating a shift right. i do think it creates a rally before democrats have can go to college to rally a majority of people in college campuses and register voters. is it virtual social media realm as an analog to that on the right. >> kind but we were talking about earlier in my remarks. it is not new. people will write about this error the samee way they write the 60s a profound cultural shift happening in the country. it is true that typically in the way elections work a really great example is gate marriage. the black community is not in favor of gay marriage compared to other demographics of the democratic party. until obama and port dorset by the opposition to gate marriagee is not a triumphing issue over other issues to lead the democratic party as partisan loyalty and brand affiliation some of the other issues especially bec

if you're talking about joe rogan, he's reaching 9000000 a day, so that there is a new place for information yet. how do these guys at the sienna ends of the world stay in power? because they still get their money from people who advertise on their networks because not because they need to. raphael doesn't need to sell bonds to people who watch cnn. but you see raytheon commercials on see you then why? because the, the, the, the, the, the payment for the bombs comes from this $95000000000.00 bill that joe biden just signed with a brandy. it's a brand issue. it is also a way of convincing americans to that, sending that sending $60000000000.00 to ukraine makes sense. what their branding is moore's, their branding the concept, debit colonel ward. that's all we have to finish up because we got to go to a break. yeah, i think some of the other important part is this. if i'm paying your network x amount of millions of dollars a month, you're not going to say anything that i really don't like. so it's a way to control the narrative in the network itself. bingo. when we come back, realistically, je

goal of the convention was to go after young, white men, who like barstool sports and listen to joe rogan'sst. as a result, you had amber rose , dana white, hulk hogan, kid rock. all of it was designed to show the maga is fun and donald trump is comfortable with your celebrity culture. the problem is, if you like that stuff, that type of entertainment, there is nothing in the convention to keep you hooked or glued or in any way enticed to vote for donald trump and maga . >> i want to extend the joker analogy, joe, i think you will admit is pretty strong, the other thing the joker does across many of the batman universes, is make a bet his depravity actually reflects gotham or society, if he wants people to kill and die for no reason, others will join the christopher nolan version has the famous scene where they try to get people to blow each other up. the idea that we are all as bad as the joker, the great uplift of that film, the universe in different versions of the film is, as chai knows, we are not, not as bad as our worst day or the worst villain, for at a time has the spotlight or pow

joe rogan saying the same thing. this is in the culture.w and everyone gives everyone a sense of disease in the country to think the president or former president is not properly protected. thank you very much. always good to have you with us. great resource. thank you sir. president biden reportedley, everything we say here is like another side to it. but he's weighing an offramp discussing with his family potentially they might sort of say vice president kamala harris should be the person who's next in line. on the other hand the campaign is pushing back really hard on all of this saying he's going nowhere and this afternoon kamala harris is hopping a phone call with the donors to reassure them i guess. tomi lahren general caldwell hasn't figaro. >> if not joe biden what you're saying now it should not be then who. >> the vice president would be an incredible leader. she will excite young people which we desperately need and she's a prosecutor former prosecutor so she will be in a good position to make the case that donald trump is not fi

if it kicked everybody out of the party elon musk, joe rogan, the list of people who were democrats and voted for hilary is a very long. all the soup got kicked out of the party because they did not pass the purity test guess what obama and clinton are coming back and saying we are moderates they are going to recast the democratic party do they have enough time in 190's to do that? we are going to find out it's going to be incredibly exciting. jesse: that will be tough to do do you think we'll be able to survive if they do need cap harris and put a moderate in her place on top of the ticket? is the party demographically going to be able to >> that? >> i think so the age of the elites is over. i think trump killed it. if you look at what trump did at the rnc having amber rose i believe is her name come in their and have somebody who is that massiat massive feminist pt familiar with her. never heard of her before could you enlighten me? [laughter] >> exactly, you are proving my point. this is the brilliance of the republican party. you have taken a party that seem but okay it is the south

it was a real struggle, the yangtze river was what changed everything it was like onto the joe roganhad the book, we had national geographic things sort of blew up. i started doing presenting all over the world, and then we produced another six time, one hour international tv show following the great wall of china , which not a lot of people china, which not a lot of people know about because it's not a record. >> you're big in china, aren't you? >> much bigger than the uk. >> much bigger than the uk. >> don't you have some like, special award for person of special award for person of special interest in china or something ? you mean like a something? you mean like a statue? but you know what i mean. >> yeah, i know it was only last week. there's a few different awards out there, but it was only last week. i returned after being, being appointed ambassador for shaanxi province. yeah. which was really cool. you know, they really sort of got my back over there and i'm trying to build it up here in the uk as well. >> it's brilliant. and i'm sure you will. you've got such fantastic energ

elon musk, joe rogan, the list of people who are democrats and who voted for hillary is very long. and all those people got kicked out of the party because they didn't pass the purity test. well, guess what? i think obama and clinton are coming back and they're saying we're moderates and they're going to, you know, recast the democratic party. now, do they have enough time in 109 days to do that? we're going to find out. it's going to be incredibly exciting, and that's going to be tough to do. and do you think that they'll be able to survive if they do? kneecap harris and put a moderate in her place? on the top of the ticket is the party demographically going to be able to stomach that? yeah, i think so. i think the age of the elites is over. i think trump killed it. if you look at what trump did at that rnc, that master class, you know, having, amber rose, i believe is her name, you know, come in there and have somebody who is a just a massive feminist and maybe not not familiar with her. j. cal never heard of her before. could you enlighten me on her? she's exactly proving my poi

i mean, for some time now, people, people like joe rogan, of course, moved from california to texas.t them all. and i'm assuming that is the tax regime. >> yeah, i think that's that sales tax is the sales taxes. >> instead, it might have been waiting for a sort of moral stand that he could take, but i do think it's genuine because he also had his his son, who was, you know, became his a daughter. >> this, vivienne, hannah wilson who said i no longer wish to have anything to do with musk in any way. so obviously it's a personal thing as well for him, but also quite a lot of tech bros coming out for trump lately as well, right? >> or swinging into against newsom in particular. and that's quite a significant because i think most people felt in the 2020 election, to the extent that there was shenanigans going on, an awful lot of that came out of silicon valley rather than a traditional media. yeah yeah, yeah. >> peter thiel is obviously big on trump. there's a whole list now, as you say, of donors and bill ackman's come across and interesting, isn't it? >> i don't know whether that's whe

like joe rogan. msnbc doesn't have a single host on their channel who has not incited violence against donald trump and his voters. maga extremists. you can go back to donald trump's first term. trump's first term. his cabinet members were being chased out of restaurants. this is nothing new. the ladies on the view, they have some soul-searching to do because they bear responsibility for every crazy person -- host: you called in on the line for democrats, are you a democrat? caller: i have been a democrat since 1983 and i am standing here holding my original registration card right at this very moment. i have worked for the democratic party. i have elected democrats but i can tell you right now there is not a single democrat that will get my vote this time around or the next time around or maybe never again. i'm a registered democrat because in my local area i remained a democrat to help my local candidates. but i am sick and tired of the national media and the excuse-makers. you were talking about t

to young republican men who live almost exclusively online and watch tucker carlson and listen to joe roganthat was a signal to them the donald trump was still there guy. >> jd is a lot more ideological period than donald trump. if you are it ideological person, you want jd -- look at what happened on abortion. look at what happened on the platform. the new york times had a great story taking us inside the am arriving, i will work on the platform. there was one delegate that bought a computer and a printer because they were going to sit together and hammer out the platform. they got to the room and said put your cell phones and computer in a magnetically protected box. here is the platform, eat it. [laughter] that is where the party is right now. amna: it is so important to appreciate the difference between donald trump ideology -- i do not think he has it ideology. it is politics, it is transactional. he also appreciated very quickly the overturning of roe v. wade as a political problem. that wing of the party, the tucker carlson wing, maybe it is 30%, i don't know, maybe 35%. it is not an

> it's essentially like building a plane as it's taking off because rogan's built their entire campaign around attacking president joe biden. but now that he is not running for reelection in harrison does likely to be the democratic presidential nominee. they have to build an entire new strategy. but after talking to republican lawmakers and republican strategist, they're still going to use a lot of the same attacks that they used against biden because harris was biden's number two. but there are going to be some key additions that they're trying new attacks that they're trying out behind the scenes to develop across the board. but we're not seeing just lawmakers implement, implement that necessarily we saw republican congressman tim burchett yesterday called harris a dei hire, and i'm told that johnson really implored his members behind the scenes to focus on policies, not personality, not all on me for some taken, that guy and go to her to concerns though. so we're going to see how this annie, i'm so sorry to interrupt you. let's listen in on vice president kamala harri s thank you thank you, everyone thank you. go