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Speaking while im interrupting. [inaudible] [inaudible] gentlemen, you will have your turn. [inaudible] [inaudible] and we focus On The Issues that matter . Everybody knows that. If i may. Holding joe biden accountable. [inaudible] so, if you could not understand any of that, you are not alone. The republican candidates onstage at the Ronald Reagan president ial library, mostly, focused on attacking each other rather than the front runner in the polls. Donald trump. Talking over each other a lot. Trump was instead onstage by himself. In michigan. Speaking to a crowd of mostly non union autoworkers. And criticizing the strike against detroits big three. That is a tight shot there. So really, the debate we are going to get to it. And more of the clips. But just overall. A mess. One republican later, one contributor, every, after another, after another. They were texting, and call ....
Reminds us of what we once were, what we might be again. i am here and he is there it is pretty, thank you, goodnight. joe, i know you guys have had many similar conversations that i ve had with republican friends and republican sources who let say six months ago were sure he was the guy and that they were going to move beyond donald trump. ron desantis just won by almost 20 points in the state of florida in the key state. he s done a good job in their view. got them through covid, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. he is the guy who will turn the page on donald trump. and as this has gone on and in particularly after the debate two nights ago, they all went oh, okay, who else is out there? maybe vivek. they re still searching. maybe glenn youngkin will listen from the heavens. a lot of people did, watch what i would say that the level of disappointment from republicans who want to go somewhere behind donald trump in around santa s ....
Americans, when they became this powerful group that neither party could ignore. one party might win that comfortably as democrats are right now with asian americans, but republicans need to cut into that advantage. the margins there could be everything going forward. republicans have tried to use social issues, cultural issues. things like affirmative action, liberal attitudes which they call wokeness to drive and to some of the more cultural conservative asian american groups. they ve had some success courting vietnamese americans in places like orange county, filipino americans also known to be more culturally conservative than let s say the democratic party right now. but the messages on immigration, on the working class achieving the american dream, there is a gut feeling that issue americans have right now the democrats are more aligned with them, joe. democrat coming up, a new pubc awareness campaign seeks to shift the narrative around voter engagement in america. but will it w ....
The german officials being concerned, of course in large part because of how horribly donald trump traded german leaders but also, as you, know the far right wing party there. the most neo-nazi party is really gaining strength in germany. and they are looking to donald trump and saying that part of their inspiration comes from donald trump, a guy who of course attacks western democratic leaders but praises president xi. praises vladimir putin, praises kim jong-un. talks about his letters to kim jong-un. again, this is a very clear message to people in the west who may also, actually who do have, the same autocratic leaning says donald trump. that s right joe, i think there is a danger. in europe, the only leader who would welcome a return to trump ....
Traditionally to vote democratic than republican. there are of course significant exceptions to that. george w. bush did extremely well in 2004 with hispanic americans. i am curious though, if you look at the tread line through the years, asian americans have always been more likely to vote for republicans in the past, right? is there a trend away from republicans over the past eight years? there certainly has been, joe. there are some that in the 90s that asian americans did preferred republicans, but the numbers were too small for them to significantly influence elections. your 2004 analogy is instructive. latinos in 2004, that was kind of the big year where everyone realize wow, this is a massively important demographic. it probably helped george w. bush when reelection. a lot of people might look back on 2020 and look at that as the 2004 equivalent for asian ....