The Ben Shapiro Show Can America Be Saved? | Dan Bongino
Jun 16, 2024
Dan Bongino, a conservative commentator and former NYPD officer, dives deep into the shifting dynamics of the upcoming election. He explores Trump’s unique strengths and offers strategies for upcoming presidential debates, urging a focus on Biden's presidency rather than past controversies. The conversation touches on the complexities within the GOP, debates on foreign policy, and the implications of rising national debt. Bongino emphasizes the importance of a strong military for national security and warns against underestimating anti-Semitism amid global conflicts.
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Trump's Appeal
- Trump's appeal lies in his rejection of the establishment and his relatable communication style.
- He connects with working-class voters by speaking their language and sharing their frustrations.
Shifting Coalition
- In 2021-2022, Bongino's friend observed growing Black support for Trump among entertainers and businesspeople.
- This anecdotal evidence, initially dismissed, foreshadowed a shift in Trump's voter coalition.
Transactional Trust
- Trump's transactional approach to politics resonates with his base because they trust his intentions.
- This trust allows him to compromise without appearing like a sellout, unlike traditional politicians.