Charlamagne the God, radio and podcast host and proud supporter of Kamala Harris, says President-elect Donald Trump has a one-third approval rating among minority voters. I was blinded by numbers.
In an interview with ABC's Jonathan Karl, The Breakfast Club The host expressed surprise to learn that 33 percent of nonwhite voters chose Trump over Kamala Harris.
“No, really?” Charlamagne said when Carl showed him the numbers.
The radio show host acknowledged that the figure likely stemmed from a backlash against identity politics.
“When you say color, do you mean black, brown, and everything else? Oh. Well, I think different people are interested in different issues,” he said. “And I don't think anyone would vote on a single issue. I think part of that is a backlash to race, gender, identity politics. But most people don't vote on a single issue. All I care about is keeping food on the table and keeping a roof over my head.”
“Whatever the reason, Donald Trump truly represents the grievances of the working class. And I keep telling people, people don't care about what you did there, what you said. You will forget, but you will never forget how you made them feel,” he added.
The radio host's interview comes after he publicly acknowledged that Democrats may be out of touch with average Americans.
“The only thing I can pray for is that Donald Trump returns to the White House and that he doesn't want revenge, he actually wants unity. You are for all Americans. ” he said.
Charlamagne then pointed to the president-elect's victories on issues such as the economy and the border, warning Democrats against delving into the usual talking points of blaming Trump's victory on racism and sexism. did.
“Democrats are going to be looking for someone to hold accountable. First, let me say, it's not just one person. Personally, I think Donald Trump does a better job of appealing to people's grievances than the Democrats. I know people will talk about misinformation and the stupidity of society, and I understand all that, but you have to be smart enough to know that you can't pay your bills. There is no,” he said.
“You don't have to be smart to know that you can't afford groceries. People will forget what you did, they will forget what you said, but they will forget how you made them feel. I will never forget,” he added.
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