Constance Grady

Yeah, I mean, I think there's so many different, like, reasons for it. I mean, part of the reason, yeah, like, in the 2000s, like, being, like, to the left was, like, what the cool kids did.

You know, it was, like, anti-Bush and, like, anti-Iraq war.

You know, it was, like, anti-Bush and, like, anti-Iraq war.

You know, it was, like, anti-Bush and, like, anti-Iraq war.

So right now, all we have are exit polls. We won't know, like, for sure things for another couple weeks. But it is showing that, you know, 18 to 29-year-old men are, like, favored Trump 49%. And 18 to 29-year-old women favored Harris by 24 points. So that's, like, a huge gap between what young men are voting for and what young women are voting for. And...

So right now, all we have are exit polls. We won't know, like, for sure things for another couple weeks. But it is showing that, you know, 18 to 29-year-old men are, like, favored Trump 49%. And 18 to 29-year-old women favored Harris by 24 points. So that's, like, a huge gap between what young men are voting for and what young women are voting for. And...

So right now, all we have are exit polls. We won't know, like, for sure things for another couple weeks. But it is showing that, you know, 18 to 29-year-old men are, like, favored Trump 49%. And 18 to 29-year-old women favored Harris by 24 points. So that's, like, a huge gap between what young men are voting for and what young women are voting for. And...

I think what we're seeing is a lot of young men reacting to, you know, the enormous strides that women have made in the last 50 years. You know, like more women out earn men, more women are getting college degrees. You know, these men sometimes feel very left behind. That's what they say. They feel, you know, Me Too was an overreach.

I think what we're seeing is a lot of young men reacting to, you know, the enormous strides that women have made in the last 50 years. You know, like more women out earn men, more women are getting college degrees. You know, these men sometimes feel very left behind. That's what they say. They feel, you know, Me Too was an overreach.

I think what we're seeing is a lot of young men reacting to, you know, the enormous strides that women have made in the last 50 years. You know, like more women out earn men, more women are getting college degrees. You know, these men sometimes feel very left behind. That's what they say. They feel, you know, Me Too was an overreach.

They want to feel like they are in control of their lives, and I think the Trump campaign really spoke to those grievances.

They want to feel like they are in control of their lives, and I think the Trump campaign really spoke to those grievances.

They want to feel like they are in control of their lives, and I think the Trump campaign really spoke to those grievances.

The Trump campaign really kind of threw out the playbook that a typical presidential campaign would do, which is like, you know, do every like cable news interview and do interviews with newspapers and things. He went straight to where people are paying attention. He did interviews that weren't even political at all.

The Trump campaign really kind of threw out the playbook that a typical presidential campaign would do, which is like, you know, do every like cable news interview and do interviews with newspapers and things. He went straight to where people are paying attention. He did interviews that weren't even political at all.

The Trump campaign really kind of threw out the playbook that a typical presidential campaign would do, which is like, you know, do every like cable news interview and do interviews with newspapers and things. He went straight to where people are paying attention. He did interviews that weren't even political at all.

You know, like we have influencers who are just really popular with young men often because, you know, they cover gaming or sports or whatever. And those people interviewed him in this way that can reach the sort of like the nonpolitical bro vote.

You know, like we have influencers who are just really popular with young men often because, you know, they cover gaming or sports or whatever. And those people interviewed him in this way that can reach the sort of like the nonpolitical bro vote.

You know, like we have influencers who are just really popular with young men often because, you know, they cover gaming or sports or whatever. And those people interviewed him in this way that can reach the sort of like the nonpolitical bro vote.

I mean, isn't that kind of his strategy even has like rallies? Like he just kind of gets up there and rambles. And I think like, you know, that's that's really quality entertainment, according to a lot of people. So we had Trump on Theo Vaughn.