And then speaking, we want to touch on how Kamala Harris lost the election. So what does it say about the strategic foresight of the democratic leadership? Well, don't be emotional. I mean, now if he died, he died. Now it just that Kamala would just take over. And then guess what? She made a prove herself. Yeah. You don't want him to pass away. But if he did went and passed away in the house, you're saying, what's so funny? Just thinking about it. But so Americans felt like they were being ignored. Yes. And Trump played on that. They played on that. Trump used that. Yes. And that's why. Trump won. But here's the thing. Okay. Okay. I finished my sentence. Okay. That's why I said everybody after a loss is going to try and come up with a reason why the Democrats lost and nobody really knows the answer except for the one who went to vote. Yes. That's it. Let's chill. Hello, everybody. Welcome to chilling with the chaplains. Yes. Welcome. This is your host, Sisa Kelly, Julie Chaplin and yes, your boy coach, LJ. Yes. Yes. And back on our, we're calling it our special episodes where we're talking about the election, of course. Last week we covered on how Donald Trump actually won. And this week we want to touch on how Kamala Harris lost the election. Well, I wanted to say I'm a Democrat, but I don't think it counts because I don't vote. But my husband is an independent, so yes, that's a discussion for another day. So in this week's episode, we're really going to just tap into seeing what went wrong with the Democrats while was Kamala Harris set up for failure in the beginning was the political strategy not thought of like thoroughly that they lead with the wrong narrative. What went wrong? I'm sure most of you guys who were pro Kamala are also wondering what went wrong because we thought she had it in the bag, right? Because she raised over a billion dollars within a period of like a hundred days. She had all these celebrities. Maybe that was the problem. Maybe that was pumping up, but had we had the same celebrities pumping Barack Obama? And another thing too, because that's why you can't believe TV as well, because sometimes they say it was so close, but it probably was always big. I don't know. They didn't want to say the real numbers because President Trump would throw a fit if Kamala was gaining or at least, so that's why you can't really trust the polls and the TV and what they said because you don't know if the numbers are really true. Well, those are the polls and sometimes the polls don't say the real truth because it's not really biased, but it's an abstract of people. It's not the whole population, you just take a certain number of people and probably the people that they've taken don't really represent the masses, okay? But let's go back to our discussion on, I want to rest to really narrow into looking into what was the era of the Harris campaign, do they focus on the wrong things, as I've rightly mentioned, and additionally was them hammering on Trump's character. They are downfall. Did it make them lose the voter interest, you know, because from the beginning, we saw Kamala really, really pushing and leading on Donald Trump's character, not that nobody knew what Donald Trump was capable of because he wasn't really, you know, very secret about it. He put it out there that he is who he is, but was it right for a sitting vice president to speak so poorly of his opponent? Not that his opponent was keeping quiet too, he even called her the B word, so I don't know. Right now I just think that experts and commentators and newspapers and TV channels, everybody's just trying to come up with an answer. The real truth is that only the voters know the answer, you know why they didn't show up. So why those who had declared that they were going to vote Democrats ended up voting Trump or stay home or just so you say most of people stay at home, a lot of you stay home. Well let's talk about it. I believe a lot of people stay home. So strategic leadership decisions, where did it go wrong with that? Do you think that the Democratic's choice of of switching on their votes is really on their base last minute, was the right decision actually not allowing Kamala to go through a primary, which is critical in American politics, so that the Americans vote themselves. They make their choice. So you're saying you make it a choice for me, that's basically what they're saying. Because it's like you're choosing Kamala was thrown in their face. Yes, now you're saying, it probably be the people's choice and saying this is why they messed up. It's like, hold on, I believe the Biden, I like the Biden, I think they should have stayed behind. Do you like Joe Biden? Joe Biden, President Biden. Yeah, I like the Biden. And I think they should have stayed with him. Especially if it's late, you know, come on, it's all yours already. But what about his mental health, because I think if they're going to make a decision to do this, they should did it last year, so that so that Kamala had a opportunity. So what you're saying is they should not have allowed him from the first place to run. No, just run a primary and elected whoever candidate one, the primary and not go with a Biden from the word going from last year, they have, that's what I'm saying from the word go. Oh, yeah, last year, right? From the nomination. Yeah, from the nomination last year. So they had a whole year, they said what, and this is what they should have there. They knew, could you remember the government? They knew if he would have, he would have dimension, they knew this. They know if he had health challenges, you think they don't know, but they, a lot of stuff, they had things. Yeah. You think they don't know things that we don't know? Yeah. They know, they know if he had health issue. They know if he would have it coming down with them, but they still push them. And then another thing, we'll mess them up. So they set him up for for failure, say him up in her. So what does it say about the strategic foresight of the democratic leadership? They messed up. Well, don't be emotional. I mean, that's just, you know, what do we say about the strategic decision making of the democratic leadership? I guess it's telling us as voters that they do not have a clear line on even the future of the party. Exactly. Yeah. Because when Biden was forced to resign, because he was forced, he was forced, yeah. Because, because he didn't want to, he did not want to, he did not want to. But here comes the thing, initially when he ran, he did say he was running for four years. That's when, that's what he came, that's initially what, what, what he had said. Okay. And I guess power got to him, and you know, it's nice to use the F1 and being pampered, you know, having felt it as a VP, you know, but for eight years, but isn't that enough? Because he was VP for eight years, but this is what was happening, that he changed his mind on the base, because the base knew that he was in for four years. And that's it. Yeah. Because the Democratic leadership made a mistake in, they didn't know who was next. Exactly. They didn't know who was next, because initially, the VP, the VP, when she was put in the ticket with Biden, people want some excited about her anyway. No, and that's why, and, and because they had her hands, she wasn't saying much as a rights president. You can't say much as a vice president. No. Hold, you can't say much. You said something. No, you don't, because you're just the next, okay, you're just, okay, well, I'm saying, but nobody really liked her, nobody really liked her, so she, so she had four months of trying to turn people that they like her versus somebody who's been doing it for over 10 years. Yeah. Yeah. So, so they threw it to the world, and they, and they set off a failure. And now. So she could have won, if she had been given enough time. Yes, she couldn't want to, to, to, to work the base, just like Trump was on our face for the last 10 years. So we already knew he's rhetoric, and speaking to people outside of the country, hearing their views on Trump, a lot of propaganda was, you know, even news on Trump was, was, was fed to the international media. Yes, yeah. So many people in the international media are for Trump. Yes. Because that's what they were fed over 10 years and Kamala, nobody really knew her. Nobody knew her. Until the last three months. Yes. And I remember it doesn't matter if it was good or bad. Yeah. Could they, like the overseas? Good. Bad news. Bad news is still good. Still P.R. Still P.R. Yeah. So, because your name is still in it and it moves, it's still in people faces. So even though that, and this is why one of the things that's why they messed up with that as well, but going back to, they set her up for failure. I think if they, if they, if they should have just either stuck with Biden, I know he messed up during the debate. Yeah. But it's okay. But who, that the thing is, when he messed up, it wasn't really okay because that took away the, the confidence people had in there, you know, because, because this decline was, it is becoming really, really trust, I don't think you would have survived the next four years anyways. Yeah. He probably won. Mm hmm. But I think he had a better shot if he would have stood there. I think they had a better shot if he would have stood there. No, if they could have been, even right now, I think after this last day, should really get a Yana candidate and try to start pushing that person. Yeah. Yeah. Very trust. I don't think you would have survived the next four years anyways. Yeah. He probably won. Mm hmm. But I think he had a better shot because of you, because we already know that Trump is in for four years. He can't do another. Yeah. So, and they prepare, they know they got a plan because they, they plan to do it forever. Forever. So, they all have a plan, they know, okay, who's going to be the next person in line? I hope it's not Vance. You never know. But here's the thing. They already know. I don't like it. They're trying to get this thing for four, three, four times in a row so that they can control the, the, the, everything for like the next 16 years. So, and, and, and especially if, if everything goes through and he's do well in these four years. Now, they, they have a bigger chance, they have a bigger chance, they take, they take house for the next, for the next four years for the, at the Trump. Because you are right in terms of Biden because some of the voters believe that having left Biden continue with the election could have given much more stability to the base. Yes. You know, because they already know Biden. You already know Biden. This is the thing. Even though he was, he was telling him, but they'd be like, you know what, I already know him. It's not that bad. He's, but I still knowing at least to know he's going to do the job. Now, if he died, he died. Now it just that commoner would just take over and then guess what, she made a prove or so. Yeah. You don't want him to pass away. Yeah. But if he did win and pass away in the house, you're saying, what's so funny and just thinking about it. Yeah. If he does pass away in the house, but at least they know, okay, you know what, we still have stability and all she got to do it just take over and when they, when they show what they show was, they show a lot of indecisive show, a lot of that data has to stuff together. Yeah. They didn't have this stuff together. It showed that it was a lot of just a rain within the base. They show all that stuff going that time. People felt like they just were being shoved with Kamala. And you know, like you're saying with, the thing is with, I think with what Kamala failed to also appeal to the voters is that when she appeared on the view and they asked her what, what's the thing, we're just going to play the clip as well. What's the thing that she would change in her administration, different from Joe Biden, because of course, since she's the VP of Joe Biden, people were thinking that she's going to continue with Joe Biden's policies and she never really said she wasn't because she was so loyal to Joe Biden as her boss and as her president. So she was given an opportunity to express herself and her first answer was nothing comes to mind. Yeah. Nothing comes to mind. Nothing comes to mind. Because the Fazmann show's asked, what would you do differently? The clip is going to play just now, so. Would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years? There is done a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. Yeah. That's, that's crazy. That's crazy, you know, because it showed that you don't have a plan. Yeah. So this was an admission as far as the voters are concerned that she's just going to continue Joe Biden's policies. And she's not going to come as a fresh face as she's been pushing herself to be, you know, so that really I think hurts her that people were still, you know, with Joe Biden, a lot of polls. What you want, you want to continue on the plane with Joe Biden, a lot of polls were already indicating that people, the voters were not happy. Americans were not happy. He is president in history who has received less than 40% polling, you know, showing actually almost every week, the polling showed that he was declining in terms of acceptance from the Americans. Americans were unhappy about the high inflation rates, they're unhappy about the economy. They were unhappy about a lot of issues, especially immigration, illegal and undocumented immigrants that were allowed into the country. And the Biden administration allowed them. So Americans felt like they were being ignored and Trump played on that. They played on that. Trump used that and that's why Trump won. That's why he won. So you were saying it's okay to continue with the policies? Yeah. You know what, if they have a plan, you know, it's okay to follow the policy, but you also want to add your spin on it. So she later thought about it in the new and spending around and said, well, she'll add a Republican in our cabinet, but that was not good enough. You know, voters wanted to hear something else instead of me telling, I mean, instead of her telling, I said, oh, she'll just add a Republican into power. I mean, in her cabinet, another president that make much of a difference. What voters wanted to hear was her plans on the economy and how she was going to help reduce the high inflation that's happening right now. And how she was going to help with the sudden border with all the influx of illegal immigrants coming in. Yeah. But she focused on the other issues that wasn't really important to America at that time when Trump was focused on the issue that the people. So basically he would listen to the people. He knew what they wanted and he just felt it. Yeah. He felt what he felt right into the emotion. He knew what they wanted. He knew what they were they were fed up with. Let's talk about the Harris campaign focus and the voter priorities. Let's just touch on that. How the Harris campaign emphasized put emphasis on the abortion rights, you know, more than anything else. On anything else. Yes. You know, as a woman, for me, there was one thing that would made me vote for the Harris campaign, all the Harris tickets. But was it enough? Because people like, you know, where we were already happened. And guess who made it happen? Exactly. So now what made it happen? Trump. Yeah. It's already happened. But it can be reversed. Yes. But guess what? It's done is done. I mean, no, no, I'm saying though, but it happened and it's affecting a lot of people right now. And there's a lot of people, but it's ain't like Trump not saying that he's for against abortion. Excuse me. No, no, he's saying, he's saying, let the state control it, whatever they, whatever the decision they say, whatever they say, they may let the state handle it. He has said he would allow states to restrict abortion as they see fit. We moved it back to the states and a vote of the people. And now they're voting. He has acknowledged that couldn't. That's not good enough for me. He's not a federal, there's a state thing. So that's why, and some states used to have abortion. You didn't take it away. He did. Right there. He passed the abortion. He did not take it away because they're still in some states. Okay. Let's pass it. Let's go back to. He said, let the states handle. That's what he was saying. Let the states handle it. No, no, I'll be let this day, whatever, let the states, whatever happened, let the state still with this abortion thing. If they say they don't want any state, okay, you know, so, so are you. So we're going back to the the Harris campaign saying that their focus was mainly on the abortion rights versus the economy. Yeah. Was there a disconnect now between the, the, the campaign, the Harris campaign and the voters by just them highlighting the abortion rights versus the economy because the economy is for everyone. Yeah. Abortion rights mainly affects women. Yeah. I'm just a woman. And you, and, and what they were doing, they, they would forget about the men. And then that's why at the end of this, you see that African-Americans didn't like it. African-American men like, oh no. So, you know, yes, we get it. We fought. We, we, okay. You know what? Okay. I'm working with that. I'm like, it should be pro life. Yes. I get you. But your main focus was on abortion rights and she was, she was. She was. Which is important. She was hoping that the aggressive, the progressive white woman was going to be on her side. Yeah. You understand something. And they, and this, and their household, the white women, but they're going to do what their husbands say. That's not necessary. No, I'm, I'm just saying. I'm not. I don't think that leading the, I don't think that that's the case. I don't think that they voted red or Republican because of what their husband said. They voted Republican because you win the booth, nobody sees what your vote is. Yes. I can come home and say, I voted red when I know that I'm going to vote, you know. So I think the main thing right now is that woman and men, because even Latinos, even like people that, that the Democrats thought they had in the bag, they didn't, went, went, went when the opposite direction because of the economy, right now people are struggling to even pay their rent because everything is just gone up. Yes. And to put foot on their table, there's, there's less money to spend on entertainment and, and fun and, and, and leisure, right? People are putting more, because all the money is going towards just the basic needs. So what they were looking for in a presidential candidate is for them to tell them that, listen, we are here to cut your taxes so that you don't have to pay so much. We are here to give you so much money back in your pockets. We are here to make, to create more jobs so that you're not, it's not hard to, to get into a job. We are here to secure the border because these, these, the, the, the undocumented immigrants that are entering the country to be legally are taking your resources away from the rightful people. So this is what people wanted to hear increasingly and almost every day the Harrison campaign. I felt like they did a good job, but it's clear. It wasn't enough. It wasn't enough. And I guess it wasn't enough time because with, with, with Trump, the comparison is he had a lot of time. He had a lot of time. He, he, he announced, he announced, but he, he announced his presidency immediately after the election, immediately after Joe, Joe Biden's one, one, one, one, one, one, one, one, one, one in. Yes. So all the four years. Yes. In the four years. He was campaign. Yeah. And also at the four years that he campaigned against against Trump by the Biden, you know, so that's like an eight years. Yeah, eight years. One. Yes. It's only half four months. And before that, that campaign that he campaigned with Hillary when he won. Yeah. So that's how many more years? That's 12 years. So he had 12 years of campaigning versus three months. I got to applaud VP Harris for actually running with somebody who campaigned for 12 years versus her campaigning for three months. We can give her that applause. Yes. We can give her that applause. It wasn't really, it wasn't all her fault. It was the base fault because they throw it to the world, like we said, it was the base for so it was, she did a good job. You know, she did it best that she can with what she had, you know, she only can do but so much with the three months. You remember she was, she had to climb up a high steep mountain. Mountain. Yeah. And she did a high steep mountain, you know, to turn people that they didn't like her. Yeah. You know, a lot of people didn't like it. No, they didn't like it. They didn't know. They didn't know her. Yes. Because as like we said, with VP, it's really hard to be known because you are in the background of the president. You agree with whatever he says, and especially with the wars that are happening and money going into Ukraine. People are blaming the Biden administration because Biden keeps putting out billions of dollars to Ukraine and to help with the Gaza war. And this is all American dollars that could be helping Americans, you know, get jobs or their economy infrastructure, you name it. So for example, in key swings, quick, quick, quick, quick, key, swing states, the exit polls. The exit poll is right. Please explain to us. Exit poll. But the ones that don't know exit poll is when somebody is being surveyed immediately after voting. Okay. So, you know, they would just draw random people after they come out of the election booth to say, Hey, how did it go? What? What was what's your thoughts? And how do you think the election is going to go and you're making whatever questions that they ask, you making your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, you know, your mark voting, which, which side do you vote? And over and over again, people indicated that economic concerns were their top priority, that we already know that Trump was listening to and was leading by. Was leading by? Yes. Very few people came out to say, no, even though you never really know what was his plan was. Yeah. You read his, his plans. Yeah. But because he didn't tell you what was his plan, he just said, I have a plan. Yeah. I have a concept of a concept. A concept of a plan. Yes. But even though he has say, but he can just tell you that it's not him who's going to be running the show. No. Yeah, of course. Yeah. Yeah. He's just a beautiful face, that beautiful orange face behind the show. Right. So balancing, I think, the downfall of the Democrats is that they were unable to balance social issues with economic policies. You know, they just focused on one social issue, which was the products of rights and they ran with that. Yes. But then forgot that they're creating a disconnect for those voters. Everybody else. Yes. Who are maybe probably have children already who really don't care about reproductive rights, who are more concerned of, how are we going to live right now in terms of the economy? Are we going to take our family? What about our pockets? Exactly. Exactly. So I think there was a fatal blow in the Kamala campaign, just not them focusing on the economy, but also just coming in and just hitting on another candidate because they were just on him. And we ended up, we have President Joe Biden ended up calling by mistake, President Thomas, because, you know, if you listen to it, we're going to roll it again. There's a span of these. He only cares about the billionaire frenzy and accumulated wealth for those at the top. And he says, immigrants are poisoned in the blood of our country. Give me a break. He wants to do away with the birthright citizenship. Who the hell have said that in the last hundred years? And just the other day, a speaker at Israeli called Puerto Rico, a floating island of garbage. Well, let me tell you something. I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know, or Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware. They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters, his demon is... It clearly says they are a piece of garbage, you know, after what the comedian has said. And this coming from a sitting president didn't sit well with a lot of voters, you know. Even though they called it out to be just a slip of the time. Yeah. Because another thing too, because if you keep saying somebody erases, erases, erases, you know, I remember that other people say, you know, what you're talking about me. But not even that. We already had four years of Trump. I know. So people are like, okay, even before that, you said the world is going to end, none of those things happened. You said Trump came out with a good economy. We lived through Iraq, but even though it wasn't him though. Of course. We know that already. It was Obama. That it was the work of Obama for years, because in four years you can't really do much. So but he maintained it? He maintained it. Yes, he maintained it. And he wouldn't maintain it. And he wouldn't maintain it. And he wouldn't... The COVID. COVID. Yeah. And he wouldn't... Every word for COVID, he would have won that election. He would have won. Because you like saying he would maintain it. So that's the reason why they didn't vote for him the last time, because of COVID. In the way he mishandled COVID. COVID, yeah. So the rhetoric and voter perception of how they made Trump, what do the Kamala campaign made Trump look like? And how they were just kept on labeling him on racist, like you were saying. And how they were calling him all these different names. How do you think that affected the voter? Yeah. It could have been a factor because nobody would want to hear that, you know, especially if you're trying to... But that's his character. He gets on showing over and over again, this who he is. It's just like when you're talking about a black person, right, and you're talking negative about a black person. And what you think the next black person will say, you're talking about me. That's the same name. You know, the white American could be saying, because you call him racist. Like, okay. So was it a perception that white Americans thought that they were being called racist? It's possible. Like, yo, you call him racist, then I guess I'm racist. That's a point. I guess I'm racist. Okay. You call him racist, I guess I'm racist. So, you know, let's move on with that, because, you know, okay, we know he do have a bad character. We know... Very bad. We know that some of the things he does wasn't right. But don't again go back to bad, bad, bad publicity, it's good publicity. You know, if you keep talking about Donald Trump, you know what they're going to do? You know what they're going to do? Yeah. They're going to search him. Now, because you're talking about Donald Trump, the more they're going to search him, the more they're going to try to find out about it. Now they're digging, and now they search it, and now they research it. And guess what happened when they research? They might find something that they like. Right. Because now they might find his policy, because they did research on Donald Trump. Guess what? Because they did research on Donald Trump, oh, wow, they see his policy, and you know what? His policy is not that bad, because you can't bring in his name up into the media, they should have just like, okay, and that could have been there for as well, because even Democrat was tired of saying, you know, oh, he raised it, I wish they'd just stop it already. And focus on policy. Yeah. Yeah. It was a Democrats. Post policy more than anything. But then on the other end, we know what Trump was, you had to keep saying it. But what Trump was also pushing it in our face and speaking all these things about the other races. And what they always say, right? What they always say? You're killing my kindness. You're killing my kindness. You know, you know, you don't have, you know, you don't, don't be an alpha, I too for tooth. No, you don't. You don't have to do that. You got to, some of you got to be the bigger person. Right, right. We know what we're going to get from him. So, you know, so, but that's the thing that we know, and that's what scares me is that we're still going for something that we already know, but we know his base was strong already. His base is going to vote for him, regardless. And they'll be pushing it. And they're going to vote for him, regardless. You need, I think, I think, the people hub base to back up and vote for him because we know his base was coming up the road. And I think the biggest mistake. You had to turn the, the Democratic to your side and then the, and I think she did neglect the Democratic rotary. You know, she focused on turning some Republicans to become Democrats, which she, she managed to do, to, to a certain extent of very few people did publicly declare that they're going to be voting Democrat for the first time more Republicans. But also what she did was she not only focused on, like we said, reproductive rights and trying to convert some Republicans into Democrats, she also did not put focus on Pennsylvania, which carries 90 electoral votes in the states that she focused on, I believe, like Michigan and Detroit and, you know, she did not, they still didn't win. She didn't still didn't win that. No, she didn't. You're right. She still lost Michigan. And so, because she lost everything, every swing state, Biden won, Trump won. So she only won Democratic states. Yes, basically. That's all she won. She won the Democratic states. That's all she won. So she couldn't convert even independence. Because that's what she, that was also one of our focus converting independence. She couldn't convert. She couldn't, she couldn't vote the swing states or no swing, no, not swing states. She lost every last one of them, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin. Okay. That was all non-swain states, the states, Biden won. She lost. All she had to do was keep. But like I said, when you're saying it like that, that's why we're the last law. You're like, Biden, it was, Biden was the last law when it finished, because he won all these race things. It was, Biden won, and it is said that Donald Trump won the, the, um, the popular vote after, I think since like decades back, I don't remember the year, but it's been a while since the Republican president won the popular vote. Okay. He won the, the, um, the popular vote after, I think since like decades back, I don't remember the year, but it's been a while since I don't, he even beat himself from the last election because he was in the popular vote, you know, so he did exceptional. That was like a red wave. His base was strong. They got, we knew, we knew his base was gonna roll for me. We knew that. We knew his base, I mean, so, so the party highlighting on Trump's past really was a flop. It was a flop. It was a flop. Yeah. Well, and then don't, it didn't do no good because people was tired of him and, and I think they, I think they, because they already knew what kind of person they realized it's true at the end. They might be nice and calm, but they might have been too late because they were saying they were running on kindness and yeah, yeah, but I think that was too late. That couldn't have been too late because you did it or you, at the must and must and must have seen negative things and corner of the month and months and months, three months. Okay. Three, two months. Two months or whatever. And then the last month or the last three weeks, you want to, cause I've seen the switch where they were, when it was, but, but, but, but, but Harrison's campaign has always been about positivity. Yeah. But they were throwing them shades. Just like how Republicans were throwing shade. No, no, no. Okay. Yes. But, but they through, they show it too. That's why, that's why I said in the beginning of this, of this, of this, um, uh, podcast is that what here's a thing. Okay. Okay. Okay. I finished my sentence. Okay. That's why I said everybody after a loss is going to try and come up with a reason why we, why the Democrats lost and nobody really knows the answer except for the one who went to vote. Yes. That's it. There's going to be finger pointing. There's going to be blaming because people are hurt. Yes. Now, can I say something to yes, sir, even though Trump and the base was thrown negative and on shade, the base don't care what Trump was saying, it was going to vote for him. God. Yes. And on the other hand, on the other hand, Harris, you don't say, yeah, they would do it. I don't want to say tired because we wanted to know what she's running against. Yes. Yes. You know, but I think we were also tired of, of him and I don't think it was exhaustion. I think it was. I was tired of him. I think it was the fact that nobody really knew her. So she had to put herself out there more because she had only three months and three months versus 12 years is not enough. Yes. And this is why you had to go everywhere and anytime you were invited in three months, what was holding you there? She tried. She did pull past. No, she didn't. She even did set a nightlife. You know, like, I mean, the woman tried. I know she tried. It wasn't enough because it wasn't enough time because we know American politics for two years. You need to start campaigning. Two years. She only had three months. Yes. Three months. So give the woman a break. No, no. I gave a grace because she did her best. You gave a grace because she did her best. Mm. She did her best with what she had. Let's talk about engaging black voters before we come to an end. And many black men. But any black men, because most black women, not all, but most black women, the polls say they voted for for her for Kamala. Maybe because of them seeing themselves in her, you know, I believe Asian women did too black. I mean, you know, Indian, yeah, black, yeah, Indian lady, Indian woman because they can relate. And represented by when you look at the black men, black men, I was surprised though, why for black men to be against Kamala because black men are used to black females leading in the family, those black families are led by black by the female. I would just talk to someone to about this, right? Yeah. I said, you know, a woman is in charge, right? Because look at this, with a black family, if a black, let's say the female past, the wife passed away before the husband, that husband probably ain't gonna live past six months. Oh, he or he remarries. No, no. Yeah. All right. But most of the time, especially when they're late in life, they've been in a long time. They've been together for 40, 50 years he can survive because she, she was, she was everything. Yeah. She was the backbone. That's what I'm saying. Or else he remarries. If he doesn't remarries, he dies. Yeah, he dies. If you don't remar it right away, he's gonna, if you're gonna, because you're gonna like, okay, what to do next? I have to, because she was doing everything, but a woman on the other hand, if that, if a man passes away, things even get better without the men, I'm trailing you. Because sometimes the man is blocking her to even progress better because he's so selfish and jealous. Because these black men sometimes can be, they're like, oh, she thinks she's all that now because maybe that, no, I'm carrying this family for the both of us. Yes, yes. So, so a female private, you should know, man, they can pass away. Man, they, the women still live in 10, 15, 20 years in the, and they thrive and the family is better. Yeah, like, yo, but, but it was a lot because the block is gone. But the opposite of the, the, the woman passed away first. Yeah. He's, he's probably like, if we don't get remarried, he's gonna like, yo, he's gonna live the more. Yeah. And we've seen that a lot. Yeah. We've seen that a lot. Yeah. So yeah, the black, but I think that's, I think it was our opportunity because at least we know, if she would have won, guess what, we, we had a fighting chain for black as black people. So I think we, black people should have stood behind, behind us. Not sure. Yeah. The shooter is like, you better know, I mean, it's a decision in the day. Because do we vote by our race or do we vote by policy? Policy. That's a thing. Policy. But still, I think we would have been better off because we already know that Trump, I mean, it's out there. He's not even hiding it. He's not for the black man. No. He's not for the black person. But we can benefit from it though. I don't know. I don't know. But it's, it's like it's again, it's gonna be a lot. It's gonna be harder. All I know that the next four years are not gonna be easy. It's fine. On a black person. It's probably not. Yeah. It's probably not. Yeah. It's probably not. So what she, she, she's, because she focused, she went hard on the abortion, the black man said, okay, I get it. I understand I'm with you. But you know what? Yeah. You know, what, and this is what she tried to do at the end, but it's too late when she kind of. And I, and I, and I think con, asking a present by Obama to go and convince black men and then feeling like. Yeah. That's another thing too. Could you speak? Talking that. I don't know. Oh my God. Okay. Oh, sorry. Then feeling like that he's talking down on there. That's what messed up. Yeah. That messed up. You know, boy here to come tell us when he's coming from his mansion and he doesn't know the real struggles of black men. So you got it wrong. Yeah. And, and they're like, now you're coming towards you shouldn't think that from the beginning. You know, now you know, but I think with politics, you can never be right. I know you can't be, you know, because a lot of diplomats out there, you know, people who are career politicians who know, studied this, but still you can give as much advice. You can analyze as much as you can. But if the main person doesn't go through with it, it's useless. Just like how Tom occasionally said he hates these written speeches, he rather just goes and speak his mind. Yes. And his mind usually put him, you know, in a negative span because he was saying all the wrong things, you know, because that's how he thinks he doesn't think he has no filter. He doesn't think about how it's going to be like a kid. It doesn't think what it doesn't care is a bull in there. He doesn't care why people are going to think about him. He doesn't care how it's going to land on the person on people's people when they hear that he's calling, for example, Africa, shit countries, you know, like as a person from Africa, that I did not like because I don't come from a shit country. I live in one. Ooh, I just said that. And people ask me, then, why are you remaining there? Well, because you're married. That's one. And also because we've been sold a dream about America being the greatest country in the world. We'll have a podcast on that to really discuss, is it really the best country in the world? Because it doesn't come number one in a lot of things. We'll look at that. Where does America fall, number one in? What makes them say that they are the best in the world? Opportunity. We're not there. We're here. Yes. There was other countries have opportunities to, you know, we have a list of them, but they don't call themselves the best countries in the world. We're sold that though. Exactly. We're sold that. So they lost on, let's just touch on this quickly, because we've over time, Trump's emphasis on family and traditional values, which the Democrats did not focus on, especially when it comes to gender identity. Yes. You know, already, we know that in schools, kids are being taught, you know, it's okay to change your gender and stuff like that. And even though like Trump has been pushing that kids are coming back from school, what is a different gender? That's not true. Okay. That's not true. It is not true. No parent, no school would allow a child to go and do a sex exchange without the parent's consent. Okay. But it's testing exactly, it has been allowed in the curriculum, and it's been confusing most children. Yes. And if children have been feeling that it's okay, and at 12, you can't really know. No, you don't know. You can still learn, and they still, they don't even know, no, they're still learning. So, let children be children, you know, don't try to force, because they don't know. Let them be children, let a child at five, seven, ten, you still in the developing years. Don't shove such information. Yes, don't shove that. Rub it up. So, I guess this election will has really opened up most people's eyes, and we'll see what the next four years have in store for us. They've got a lot of work to do. Oh, we have to be. Also, it's just pray that God leads Trump. Yeah. He's in charge of anything. Mm-mm. Genius is in charge of it. He's the author who finished our faith. Yeah, but if for people who follow him. Yes. Yes. Oh, Trump, I'm not sure. I'm really not sure. He's not make sure. Trump is not make sure about him being, excuse me, a Christian or not, because he can't even call the Bible. Yeah, well, Christian, everyone said they're Christian, but are they a believer? Are they spiritual? Right. That is a difference between Christian. Are you led by the Holy Spirit? Yes. It's a difference between Christian and spiritual. Yes. I'm, well, I'm, I'm, I'm going to be spiritual because at least I'm led by the spirit of God. I'm not led by what, because if you spirit you, you know, we, yes, you pro like. We talk my life. Yes, we, yes, you pro life, but you will be pro life across the board. You know, okay, what about the black men? What about them? When you say, you know, you're giving immunity to police officers that were, that, that was shoot down a black person or a black woman, you could, you know, it could be a black, a black woman to be in her kitchen. And then she'd get gunned down because she'd call the cop in the name of, in the blood, the blood of Jesus Christ, but she'd get done now, but that person would get immunity for doing things like that. Yeah. So interesting 40 years. We just got to hope, but I didn't wait until, but you pull life down. Yeah. So we're just going to hope for the best. That's a Christian. As, as we conclude, because you see this, my American society, man, I was so excited. Yeah. I'm a, I'm a, you know, because, you know, regardless, you know, we know, Jesus is in charge. God is in, at the end of the day, it was his plan for him to win. We don't know what what he, his ways is not our ways. His thoughts is not our thoughts, but his ways and his thoughts is higher than our thoughts. So we know why God allowed, we don't know why. No, we don't know why. He said, we know. I'm okay. We don't know. We don't know why we don't know why God allowed it. Yeah. We don't know why he allowed it, but he allowed it because God knew the plans that Trump was going to be doing. Well, I can say the reason, so the thing is he's in charge as we conclude, and it's the words not coming to the end. He kept us through slavery, black, he kept us through Jim Crow. He kept us through Jimmy Connor, Ronald Reagan. He kept us through both the Bush. He kept us through the first Trump time. So all these different things kept us through all that. He kept here. Keep us now. Just got to keep writing. What I could say in conclusion is that the 2024 election offers critical insights for the Democratic Party. Yes. Stick under the law. So strategic leadership choices, we already spoken about them that they were not the greatest. And aligning campaign messages with voter priorities is what they should be focusing on. Thoughtful rhetoric is also what they should push going forward and general engagement with black voters, not coming in last minute, you know, to actually try and rescue themselves and see, oh, what about the black man, you know, because they just thought that it's going to be automatic since the candidate is black, there's no automatic vote. And stand by your word, that's another then black, you're like, you know what, you promised us for so long because you just expect that we're going to be supportive of all of you. Like I said, black and black. Yeah, black and black. So by learning from these missteps, the party can also develop strategies that resonate with the diverse electorate. Because we know that the, the, um, the panoricans, the Latinos, um, and Asians, they, they weren't that the way, Jewish, they went that the way they went, they went, the, the Trump one, and address these multifaceted challenges facing the nation, which is most importantly, the economy, because that's what allows people to live a more happier life when they have jobs. They have job security and they're able to find work after going to college, because you're pushing to pay for my college loan when I can't even get into college is a problem. We'll see you next time. Thank you for tuning in. Tell us what you think in the comment section about this chat. We also going to come back probably with another special episode where we're going to be touching on, you know, what's happening right now, like in the, on the grounds, because there's a lot of, I want to call it propaganda. There's a lot of information out there that the white people are already spreading fear upon black people that's happening. So we're going to do a bit of research and see what's happening and where, how are people feeling right now? So maybe we'll come with another episode. Just keep on the look. Be on the look. Tell us what you'd like to hear more about from us. And we want to say we love you and we appreciate you in the next video. Do this. Don't forget to subscribe. Please subscribe, like, follow all the above and share the video. Yes. Share the episodes.
Send us a textThis Chilling With The Chaplins episode explores Why Vice President Kamala Harris Lost: A Deep Dive into the 2024 Election Outcome. Coach LJ and Lady Siza break down the critical factors that shaped the 2024 presidential race, offering insights into the strategies, rhetoric, and voter dynamics that influenced the outcome.From campaign strategies to voter engagement, we analyze the critical missteps and contrasting successes that defined the election. Was it the overemphasis on a...
