Royce White

So, I mean, he's in a class of his own in many regards.

And it's more that we just watch and admire rather than, you know, I can't really model myself after him because I'm not in his position, but

You know, when we talk, he's always been supportive of me.

And one thing I appreciate about him, and maybe this more than anything, it's easy to pander to the echo chambers, right?

When you're in it for yourself, for your own gain, whether that be

as a podcast or a radio show host or you have political ambitions to get in office or you know you're selling a product whatever the case may be maybe a combination of all three it's easy to pander to echo chambers he doesn't do that and he's still been able to have one of the most successful shows and one of the most impactful shows in the world uh you know for example a lot of right-wing commentators

play the pro wrestling politics, right?

WWE shit.

And it always comes down to race, right?

Pit black versus white.

You make off with the green.

That's the go-to move, not only for the establishment, but for the commentators who are trying to, you know, make money off of the deal.

But Bannon's been one from the very beginning that's like, no, the MAGA movement has to embrace and prioritize the working class blacks and Hispanics if we're going to save this republic.

And the working class Hispanics definitely delivered Donald Trump a victory.

And we saw a huge movement in the polls with blacks for the first time.

And I think the polls were probably wrong.

And I still think the vote count is wrong.

In many of those blue deep blue inner cities where I don't know if those black people are voting, number one, or if they're voting Democrat certainly the, you know, the, the conversation that we're seeing online is more split 5050 you have a huge black MAGA support.

Now that you didn't really see even back in 2020 so abandoned is you know the tip of the spear for that change.

uh, in, in American politics.