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I think it's time, ladies and gentlemen, we need a change.
You know what I mean?
We need to go in a different direction when it comes to who we elect to run this nation.
I think that we've given men a chance.
We've given lots of different men a chance.
We've given a black eye chance.
He was probably a Muslim.
Maybe he wasn't.
I don't know.
He was a good president, though.
He got you some Obamacare.
Got a guy now who's in there.
He's, whoa, he's a piece of work, isn't he?
He's something else.
He had a couple of bushes.
He had a Reagan.
He had a Kennedy.
He lost his mind.
Linden Johnson had a lot of different men presidents.
I think it is time What are we afraid of that a woman is gonna run the country better?
she might She might give us paid family leave men should get paid family leave to They should men should be able to take however many weeks and months off and get paid for we got the money
Think it's time for a woman president.
Let me check our YouTube poll because I asked you on the YouTube poll because you know It's something that we do every day because we here at one on one seven the truth have inquisitive temperaments We asked you via YouTube will a woman be elected president in the next ten years.
So I'm setting a timetable Not will a woman be elected president ever know within the next Three ish terms there's gonna be several women that are going to run
in this upcoming election cycle for 2020.
There's women that run every single year.
I just don't know what it is that they can't get across the finish line.
Well, let's find out who the electorate actually is.
Using the newest census voting data, the cleanest way to describe the American electorate is this.
Women are the larger and more electorally active gender group.
White voters remain the largest racial block and the electorate is gradually so gradually becoming more racially diverse.
For the November 3rd, 2026 midterm election, the best baseline is the 2022 midterm adjusted for population growth and the demographic composition observed in 2024.
The Census Bureau's latest American Community Survey estimated about
245,300,000 US citizens age 18 and older the citizen voting age population or the CVAP Women represent 51.2% and men 48.8 There are 125,700,000 women voters.
There are 119 points.
So this is
Estimated for 2026 there will be 125 million 700,000 lady voters there will be 119,000 119 million 600,000 man voters white alone 162.4 million white voters black voters 30.0 million black voters were only 12.2% of the CVAP
That's enough to make a difference in some elections though, uh-oh bad news African-Americans will be 30.0 million of the electorate coming up on our next election Hispanic and Latino voters are 35.7 million.
Oh, they got us Asians we love the Asians very much 12.8 million Asians
American Indian Alaska native their 2.2 million voters and people that have their own separate categories for people that are multiracial or biracial or tri-racial I guess you're tri-racial if you try anything they are 24.9 million people they are 10.1% of the electorate
Race and Hispanic origin do overlap in the census, so racial rows should not simply be added together.
Hispanic voters can technically be of any race, which is confusing to me, but whatever.
Women are clearly more active voters than men.
So ladies, I don't understand.
You guys can make the decision to have a lady president, a lady governor.
We do not have a lady running for governor in the state of Wisconsin.
In fact, if I'm not mistaken, I don't think that a woman has ever made it to a general election, a November election in the state of Wisconsin's history.
I could be mistaken.
I don't think so.
I think it's always been men folk in the state of Wisconsin.
In the 2024 presidential election, 81,500,000 women voted.
I want to say that number again, because you know who won in 2024.
Not the woman.
In 2024, 81,500,000 women voted.
72,800,000 men voted.
That leads me to believe one thing and one thing only.
That that larger turnout of women voted for Donald Trump.
I can't.
They voted for him over her.
I have my theories.
That is substantial.
The women outvoted men in 2024 by 9 million votes.
8.7 million more votes they cast to be specific.
Woman turnout in 2024 where the woman lost.
was 66.9% male turnout was 63.7.
Women actually accounted for roughly 52.8% of registered reported voters compared with about 47.2% for men.
The Census Bureau notes that women have voted in higher rates than men in every single election since 1980.
Ladies, what are you doing?
I can't.
It's Mr. Coach Tozer here Xavier.
Why don't we do this?
We'll take a break.
Okay, come back We'll talk to Coach Keith Tozer championship coach of the Milwaukee way and he wants to talk about an event that is coming up He is working with the American Heart Association He's gonna be headlining the Southeast Wisconsin Heart and Stroke Walk
CPR credit with saving his life, the life of former wave coach Keith Tozer after a near fatal cardiac arrest last year in Boston.
Let's talk to coach on the other side.
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Welcome back to the program in studio former Milwaukee wave coach
Keith Tozer is in studio coach.
Welcome to the program.
How are you?
Good morning.
Sure.
How you doing?
I'm good I'm glad that you're here with us because about a year ago at Boston Logan You had a bit of medical emergency.
I'm sure it was a regular routine day like any other you did suffer a heart attack.
Is that correct?
Cardiac arrest, but yes Boston Logan
if it wasn't for the quick action of a medical student
This could be a much different story.
So so tell us What you can about about that day and how things transpired at the Boston Logan Airport?
Yeah, and you know this story happens every day across the world amazing how much more I know about it now, but on November 11th.
I was at Boston Logan.
I was coming home to Milwaukee The notes to me
I was going to go down with a cardiac arrest.
How'd you feel that day?
Does it feel regular or normal?
Don't
remember one thing.
My plane was delayed on Monday and then canceled.
So I got a hotel right at Boston Logan.
I had not remembered any of that until several months ago.
Then that came back.
So I remember calling my family.
I got to stay at the hotel.
I remember checking out and walking, I believe.
Towards the airport, which is a hallway from the hotel So the rest is told by two women one adult employee named Ann Marie and one the woman who saved my life Sharon whose name was Ann Marie
And by the
way, my mom's mom is Ann and my dad's mom is Marie So it seems like there's a lot of Ann Marie's in my life
also sounds quite divine I'd imagine all of those Ann Marie's coach are on your Christmas card list to say the least
they are
It's amazing feeling walking into a room and approaching someone who saved your life.
You know, it's difficult in the sense that you really don't know what to say.
Obviously, you're joyful for that angel to be there.
Do you thank them?
Do you love them?
I mean, so it's kind of crazy.
So apparently I went down 445 in the morning and of all the flights out of Boston Logan, everyone was on time except one.
and there was Anne's flight.
And she happened to be standing in line.
She saw me face down with the backpack.
Two guys looking at me.
She jumped the line, came over, turned me over.
I had a button down shirt at the time, ripped my shirt open because she didn't find a heartbeat and started CPR.
She told the two guys and whoever was there, get an AED.
So she performed.
CPR for eight minutes, which is a long time.
I don't know if anybody who's listening has done CPR to push down on the sternum to keep the heart pumping.
It takes a lot of strength.
And normally, if you and I are somewhere and we see someone that needs it, you're going to do it for a minute.
I'm going to do it for a minute.
You're going to do it for a minute.
I'm going to do it for a minute.
She did eight straight.
And she told me
I go, my God, you were so committed.
She goes, I knew you were someone's husband, someone's father, someone's uncle, someone's friend, and I was not going to let you go.
So finally they got the defibrillator, hit me once, didn't work, kept CPR going, hit me twice, nothing, hit me a third time, nothing, hit me a fourth time.
And the way the AED works that if it does get a heartbeat, it won't shock you.
So the fourth time it didn't work.
Knowing that I had a heartbeat at that time paramedics came and thank God again I was a mile and a half from Boston General Mass, which is considered one of the top heart hospitals in the country and I was off apparently to the hospital the first thing I remember Because they had called my family and said he's not going to make it fly out to Boston So they all flew out to Boston that day Tuesday.
I remember waking up in the
Well in the ICU with the priest giving me my last rights With my family behind the priest and I was off to the operating
Wow,
yeah
incredible story.
Yeah, can we speak for a moment?
Because you know these these emergencies take place Every single day about 70% of adults out of hospital cardiac arrest happened at home Approximately 80% of heart attacks and strokes are in fact preventable through education died in lifestyle
In the event that someone goes down with a cardiac arrest, there may be people in the vicinity that that know CPR.
But you got to have a lot of courage because you're probably going somewhere in the middle of something.
You have to stop what you are doing and dedicate your time, your effort and your strength into saving a stranger's life.
And we just speak to the courage that it takes because most people, quite honestly, coach, they'll just see something.
Oh, I'll let somebody else take care of it.
Let me.
Let me keep on going.
Somebody else will handle the situation.
That's a life or death situation.
So just speak to the courage and encourage people if they see someone in need of medical attention and they shouldn't just walk away.
You know, CPR is a superpower.
It really is.
I mean, it saves lives.
To have the courage to work on someone and to have someone's life in your hands, it's a remarkable thing for a human being.
The scary thing is, Sharon, is that people will react to a male who's down in the ground much quicker than reacting to a female.
Because they don't know how to touch this woman.
I don't want to have somebody come back at me.
So, I mean, there's that stigma there, too.
But to have someone's life in your hands is probably a remarkable thing.
I mean, I didn't do anything.
I died.
Okay, it was Anne Marie.
That was a special woman and for all the people that do CPR and save people lives.
I mean, it's amazing.
It's kind of like it reminded me.
It's funny when you said that it reminds me of the story you hear that someone gets in a car accident and someone picks up a bumper of a car to save someone's lives.
That moment where God gives you that extra strength to do that.
I mean, that is.
That is special.
There are special people in the world.
There is no question
about it.
Dan is also here from the American Heart Association.
Let me turn your mic on, Dan.
You might have a button over there to turn your mic on.
Where can and how can people get CPR certified as the American Heart Association and offer opportunities for that training?
The two big steps, the hands-only, is get those compressions going and call 911.
Those are the two big steps.
That's all you really need to know.
But we can also get the full certification going for folks, too.
But what we're really always pushing for as an organization is to get that hands-only CPR so we can get in the hands of as many people as we can.
We want people to be joining the nation of lifesavers, which is what we talk about all the
time.
I don't know 2,500 people today cardiac arrest heart attack in our country Only 3% of those people that do have those episodes live only I don't repeat that only 3% of all those people actually survive I would love the governor and Got people in government in the state of Wisconsin, and I know some high schools do it
Can you imagine if we could get 14 through 18 year old high school students CPR certified That and so many of these happen at home a woman came up to me in my gym today and said that a friend of hers 57 years old was by himself Had a heart attack and there was no one to perform CPR Can you imagine if all the high school students who are always with mom and dad grandma and grandpa and uncle and by the way
This happens to children, right?
I think it would be an amazing story for the state of Wisconsin and how many people lives would be saved if we could just do that.
High school students are so wonderful and they'll empower them with the superpower that only takes an hour to learn.
I think is amazing.
Well, we do have a governor's race going on right now and I know those candidates for governor.
They're listening to this show because I don't know why they wouldn't be.
So maybe that is a.
A policy that they can support, quite honestly, it should be a requirement to graduate from a public high school in the state of Wisconsin, because if we want young people to know life skills, being able to save a life is a very valuable life skill to have.
Speaking with Keith Tozer, championship coach of Milwaukee Wave, former, still a champion in my eyes, 10,000 cardiac arrests occur in the workplace every single year.
and November 2024 survey 39% 103 million US adults of respondents reported feeling extremely confident or very confident when asked about their confidence and correctly performing CPR and that's up from 33% so the numbers are trending in the right direction but let's bring awareness to
These issues there is an event coming up.
It is a walk dated Tuesday September.
No, that's today's date Saturday, September 26.
There we go at the Henry Mayor Meyer Festival Park.
It's the Southeast Wisconsin Heart and Stroke Walk.
Can you give us some details about that and who should attend and why people are getting together on that day, September 26?
Well, I think there's several different groups who should attend.
Obviously people
who have gone through heart attacks, cardiac arrest, who are family members, aunts and uncles, I mean everybody, obviously those people should come because we'd like to honor them because it's not only to raise money, it's the way to raise awareness, right?
I also think, I never thought, Sherwin, that this would happen to me.
I go to the gym every day.
I work out.
I eat well I had a hereditary issue and we can talk about that because if you have a hereditary issue No matter what it is or the mom and dad and uncle grandma and grandpa go get checked out.
I'm telling you go get checked out for the people who Think that they're not gonna be touched by this.
I think that's a great day for them to come out those kind of people because to learn to be with other people
that will empower people.
That's the truth.
So I think there's so many different groups to raise awareness.
You know, I moved in Wisconsin 1992 with the Milwaukee wave.
This is a wonderful state of people who care for each other.
It really is.
And it's a great moment that we all can get together and walk and we save one person's life because of the awareness that day.
Then I think we've done something remarkable
in regards to your hereditary issue So knowing family history is very important and if I'm not mistaken Members of your family your children have been tested for this hereditary issue as well, right
and found out that my youngest has it so I had a thing called mitra valve Which is the left ventricle valve that just collapsed again, I eat well I train every day
The doctor said that he walked into my room.
I see you, Dr. Langer.
And he said, well, coach, how you feel?
And I go, I'm depressed.
And he goes, dude, you should buy a lottery ticket.
Why are you depressed?
And I go, because I eat well.
I work out every day, so forth and so on.
And this happened to me.
And he said, look, it's not what you ate.
It's not smoking or drinking.
It's none of it.
You just had a hereditary issue that decided to go.
So.
We had our kids test it and one has it so at least we're aware of it young people on the court basketball players volleyball players There's a woman at NWSL.
She's 19 to 20 years old went down.
You got the Mar the Buffalo Bills player in the middle of a game He goes down and thank God there was CPR there and an AED so this is this is Unfortunately, this is everywhere, you know
The the colonoscopy used to be 65 and over now they moved it to what showing
45
45 higher risk.
I got my first one at 42.
Yeah, I think it's gonna go lower I I think the same thing with heart.
I think now with MRI and Artificial intelligence and all the things we have in the medical field.
Why not get your because let me tell you everybody's got some kind of plaque something with the heart
and they might as well know about it because of the advancements of science and healthcare.
I really, really do.
The 2026 Southeast Wisconsin Heart and Stroke Walk will take place Saturday, September 26th.
The park is going to open at 8 a.m.
It will be at the Henry Mayer Meyer Festival Park, the Summerfest Ground.
a 5k walk slash run to benefit the American Heart Association.
The 5k begins at 9 a.m.
with a $45 registration fee.
Opening ceremonies, 9.45 a.m.
and the walk, no fee, begins at 10 a.m.
Mallory Anderson from WISN 12 will be the featured MC and of course the featured survivor, former Milwaukee Wave Soccer Coach.
Keith Tozer, who I have the pleasure of speaking with right now, who suffered a near fatal cardiac arrest at Boston Logan Airport.
New this year is the B Extraordinary Experience, experienced by the American Heart Association as one destination for survivor celebrations, hands-only CPR, prevention education, family fun,
and heartfelt remembrances.
And I think at the end of the day, getting people out and active and running and walking, a lot of our health elements, especially when they relate to the heart, assuming they're not genetic, diet and exercise are so incredibly important.
So having this walk might be the motivation to get more folks out and moving around because these sedentary lifestyles are not really helping us out much.
Can I throw some out there?
Absolutely.
Dan can give everybody the website.
What's the website, Dan, for signing up?
Was just looking that up actually coach.
Um our regular website is s is s e Southeast so s e w i heart walk org.
That's our main one And if you give me a second, I got to look up yours because yours has a little bit of a different
yeah because I'm not gonna say the name on there, but there is a ex-wave player of mine whose father just had a heart attack on Wednesday and passed away.
Oh my
so I mean this is everywhere
If you go to the website and you want to join my team, it's called Play With Heart.
Tozer's team.
I'd love for you to join.
For all the soccer listeners out there, the Milwaukee Way players will be there.
Ownership group will be there.
Sean Amini, who's the president.
Again, you want to join my team, Tozer's team, Play With Heart.
Just go to the South East Wisconsin American Heart Association website.
and sign up for it.
Saturday, September 26th, the park opens at 8am.
It's going to be at the Summerfest grounds, a 5k run walk to benefit the American Heart Association.
There is a $45 registration fee for the 5k run.
There is no fee for the walk and our Mallory Anderson from WISN 12 is going to be the MC of the event.
Coach, thank you so much.
Keep up the good work.
Let's continue to spread awareness.
And you know what?
You're probably going to outlive all of us, actually.
No.
And Dan, thank you so much for being here as well.
Thanks for having us on.
And if I could just add real quickly, if folks haven't been to the Heart and Stroke Walk, this would be my sixth one as the Communications Director.
The Survivor Lane, if you want some emotions, come to the Heart Walk and watch the Survivor Lane.
Watch these folks come through the finish line.
with their family and their friends and AHA staff cheering them on and we usually get groups of high school kids cheerleaders come and just the energy in the park is I'm getting tingles and talking about it.
Survivor Lane is amazing so if you haven't been to a heart and stroke walk please come out on that day watch see Keith talk about his story see all the folks the energy that you're gonna feel the love that you're gonna feel in that park.
It's amazing and it's just we're going to have a great day.
We're raising money, raising awareness and really applauding and cheering on everybody.
Saturday, September 26.
Park opens at 8 AM.
Thank you gentlemen so much for being here.
My honor, Sherwin.
Great to be here.
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I should mind my P's accused.
I hope I don't have a heart attack on there.
Suck.
Well, at least I got a new CPR twin.
Zach is already ex- Zach is a fast 9-1-1 dial.
He died 9-1-1 fast.
He said, oh snap.
Sure was dying.
Then I woke up, saw a bunch of Ripley firemen.
Stick with us, buddy!
No, I'm in the wrong heaven.
I would have laid my holy hands on you.
You would have been healed.
Tell you what, man, let me die.
Don't don't be laying on second thought.
Go with God, Sherwin.
Just go walk into the light.
I want to ask him about because people say they see a light when they die.
I don't know.
I think that this might be the brain losing oxygen.
I think when you die, it's just over.
You know what I mean?
I think it's just.
And it's just you're done.
There's no angels and no pearly gates.
I'd like to think that when you go that it's all lovely and wonderful, but it ain't no guarantee.
What if it's like the Hindus say, you know, depending on what kind of life you live depends on what you're going to be reincarnated as.
Well, I'm a Pisces.
So I'm on my last life.
So this is the end of my journey.
And so everyone who has not been reincarnated a Pisces, you have yet to come back as one.
So I'm done after that.
Maybe this is when I get, I get my rest.
So here's the thing.
The universe is so big.
They said that there is a planet.
or a place in space that is literally everything right so there's a planet somewhere where all the women are beautiful and I can eat all the chicken wings I want to never get fat um there's some planets that have flying cars there's some planets like there's like a term for it the universe is so infinite that any possibility of anything actually exists that's what I want to do I want to spend my time traveling the universe and go into planets where the WNBA is fun where the weather is perfect
Where they have flying cars, you know what I mean?
Like that would be cool to spend eternity just traveling and maybe I run into some of my relatives Hey relatives Sharon we saw what you was doing down there.
We're not very happy.
Oops.
I'll have to leave then you guys
What if you land on the wrong planet?
That's a possibility.
Yeah, a planet ruled by the whites and they were they killed all the
blacks
Welcome back.
How are you?
I'm doing fine, but the real thing do you probably do you really want to go to heaven?
Especially all the people who kept up all that chaos on earth and was nothing but a peasant that wasn't nothing from the time of they death and all they did was just apologize and got to heaven Now you're gonna be breaking wine bottles and be trying to go inside the head because you asking yourself why I never did nothing wrong, but you let this you let this bucket up here now
Moving forward, dying is a part of life.
But what we ask is why are the good people keep going and why do certain people keep getting spared?
You know, we have those days when we just say, die, die, die, like these so-called racists.
We say, well, you've got all these issues with these people.
Why do you have them put a loaded shotgun in your mouth and pull the trigger?
Just die.
We don't care where your brains go.
We don't care if they look like raw chicken liver, gizzards, or even sushi.
Just die.
You know, you have so many people who lived in peace and harmony who wasn't bothering nobody, and they can't get a break.
So when I hear this stuff, I'd be like, I hope some people need to die.
We hope some of you racist people die immediately.
Matter of fact, just climb in the cast.
Okay, sometimes we hope the spirit is so right like maggots and their own personal hell just die die die Okay, especially the religious ones who hold the Bible and some of you white religious There was no it wasn't even no white people in the Bible So you shouldn't be trying to tell anybody about born in the Bible that you had no part in some of y'all should just die That's it.
Okay, and that's and but the problem is mr. Hughes
They don't want to do the world a favor.
Or the people who gets happy watching people suffer.
We'd be hoping you die immediately.
In your sleep.
Bleed through the mattress, okay?
We don't care where your blood goes.
Now, you brung up earlier, you know, about, you know, people, you know, getting their houses blown up.
You know why all this stuff is happening?
Because can't nobody take a ass whooping?
Don't nobody want to get beat out, they socks, they shoes, they drawers, they bras and panties.
People want to weaponize the police, weaponize the justice system.
They want to move at night.
They want to move in groups.
They don't want to sit here and say, beat my ass like a real 304.
Let's jump down like some real chicken heads and tear this MF up.
We're not going to bring the weapons.
We just going to fight it out like a bunch of wild animals.
They're not going to do that.
So what they're going to do is pick on people who are not bothering them.
And those people should just die.
That's it.
Because when you die, they ain't going to think about you after two weeks.
Hey, some of y'all need to die now.
And when you go to these funeral, you see some of the people that you'd be like, well, you should be the one sitting in the casket, not the person that's the lady who's been touched by the involvement fluid.
Why are you still standing here?
Why are you still being scared?
You wasn't nothing when you were born.
There ain't nothing in the day.
You should have died yesterday and tomorrow and tonight.
You still ain't good for nothing.
Just die.
Okay.
So I don't understand it myself.
So, you know, dying is just a part of life, but hey, some people just need to die.
And the quicker those people die, people can continue to live in peace and harmony.
And I'm gonna tell you this, Mr. Hughes, you might be too good to go to heaven.
Okay, because there's a lot of people being allowed in heaven that should have never been there.
After causing all that trauma, some of them raise their kids, kill people, let people die, and now your feet getting cold and your body is starting to rock from the inside out and you want to go to heaven, die immediately.
You don't belong in heaven.
Okay, and some of these people don't belong in hell.
They need to go to a cold hell where nobody is at.
Because even if they get down there, they're going to tear it up.
Some people just need to die, whether it's family members, racists, politicians, people who sit there and try to act like they're good and great choke on your tongue and die.
And all it takes is a finger on the trigger and pull the bullet and do the world a favor.
Hey, Jesus don't even want them.
What Jesus probably said, well, I don't think our only reason now that you come up here because...
You can have no way else to go.
But what Jesus said, don't come up here being a disease passing.
We don't need no Christopher Columbus up in heaven.
Now everybody walking around here with the heebie-jeebies.
So anyway, that's all I had to say.
Some people just need to die out and die off quick and immediately.
And have yourself a great day, by the way.
And all you have to listen has to live in peace and harmony.
Do something kind for yourself.
But when people die, ask yourself, why do the ones who ain't never been good for nothing from the time they was birth keep being spared?
Just die.
Have yourself a good day, by the way, y'all.
Bye bye.
Bye bye.
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All right, everybody.
Al had a lot to say.
He hasn't been able to call for a while, so he had all that pent up emotion.
Let it go.
He spewed it all.
the place he had spewed big spurt of pent up aggression talking about heaven and people need to die you know what I just yeah there are some people that are not very nice but I don't wish death on anybody just leave me alone I generally don't really care what people do just don't
Just leave me alone and do whatever you're gonna do Okay, it's very simple.
I don't care.
I don't see nothing You can if you're doing bad stuff I'll turn my head like I didn't see that I'm not looking I don't want to see Not not gonna snitch.
I mean, maybe I snitch depends on what it is.
You're doing I might snitch a little bit But you know, whatever Will a woman be elected president in the next 10 years
52% of you say yes, 47% of you say no.
81.5 million women voted in 2024, 72.8 million men voted.
So the fallacy that the majority of men voted for Donald Trump, I don't think so, I don't know.
How does that math work out if women outvoted men?
Help me understand this, because this is defying my comprehension.
A majority of women had to have voted for Donald Trump.
We're assuming probably a majority of white women.
We don't really talk much about black women that voted for Donald Trump because they've got to be out there.
I mean, there's not maybe not a lot, but you'll have more black men.
There's a few.
Remember Diamond and was other ladies named Diamond and Silk Diamond and sat in those two black ladies that Donald Trump used to travel the country with back in 2016.
I think one of them died actually.
Diamond and Silk, two black ladies.
They're kicking.
No one is dead.
I'm pretty sure there are sisters.
I think women accounted for roughly 52.8% of registered voters compared to 47.2% of men.
So if all of the men voted for Kamala Harris, which they didn't And all the women voted for Donald Trump and men couldn't have made the difference
The 2022 census data are especially useful because 2026 is also a congressional midterm election approximately 121.9 million Americans reported voting in 2022 equal to 52.2% of the citizen voting age population or the CVAP registration was 69.1% That's the highest midterm registration rate since at least the year 2000 Where's the race stuff?
Where's, oh here we go, here we go.
What did the 2024 electorate actually look like in which Donald Trump was reelected?
White people were 71% of the electorate, black were 10%, Hispanic 10%, Asian five, other or multiracial were 4% of the electorate.
White voters declined from about 74% of voters in 2016.
to 73% of voters in 2020 and 71% of voters in 2024 illustrating the gradual diversification of the electorate.
So here's what's crazy.
The percentage of white people in this country is like 52 or 53 yet they vote in a number that is disproportionately higher than their actual racial makeup of the country.
There's no excuse for that.
This is why black people need to vote.
Come on blacks What is this here the Census Bureau measures turnout after elections so the most defensible approach to establish a reasonable demographic range based on primarily on the unusually high turnout of midterms of 2018-2022 We're expecting 54 percent of eligible voters to vote in the midterm elections coming up in less than 60 days
A reasonable baseline for 2026 midterm election performance would be approximately 54% of eligible citizens translating to roughly 125 to 135 million voters nationwide depending on registration campaign intensity, competitive races, and late breaking events.
Women are expected to make up 55% of the midterm electorate eclipsing 70 million votes.
Men will make up a smaller share of 49% of the electorate, 60 to 64 million votes.
African-Americans turnout will be between 45 and 50%, meaning 50 to 55% of registered, eligible black voters simply will not cast a ballot.
If those numbers hold true, 14 or 15 million.
African-Americans will vote come November 3rd.
We got those are rookie numbers blacks Hispanic voters will be 38 to 44 percent of registered eligible Hispanic voters will turn out in November.
This is just a prediction That will be between 13 to 16 million.
You know what?
I hope the Hispanics all vote us.
I hope they do.
Oh, we learned that lesson They're all voting us look.
I hope we all end up working for Hispanics
Oh, I actually know I'll have to work way too hard.
Gentlemen, we're going to make sure your radio show is not three hours.
It's going to be 12 hours.
Three hours, no!
You work for the Milwaukee Hispanic media.
Mexicans hate us more than the whites.
It's a toss up.
Asians don't love us either.
Nobody loves us.
No one.
We don't have any allies.
I don't know why black people think.
Why was y'all inviting all them damn people to the barbecue?
That was so stupid.
You know what they did?
They conducted like a spy operation on us.
Why would you invite all them white people to the... I just saw something on social media over the weekend.
You're invited to the barbecue.
I posted under that application rescinded.
I'm taking your invitation back.
Sad face.
I've never seen a white person at any barbecues that I've been to.
Oh God, I have.
There's always a couple of uncles, some cousins, somebody bringing a white girlfriend, somebody.
Yeah,
that
doesn't count.
Like hell it don't.
The white girlfriend is going to be there.
There might even be an auntie with a white boyfriend.
It's always an auntie, never cousin, never sister is an auntie.
You know, some aunties, they date up, they date everything.
You know what I mean?
Like one year she had Asian.
One year she had to do that just came out of prison like he still had his handcuffs on you know I mean aunties be bringing oh I meant we in love how long y'all been together auntie four days and then so you bring them to the barbecue maybe you bring them to Thanksgiving it's gonna be somebody new at Christmas but no there's they come to the barbecue what you don't see though is we don't get invited to their barbecues because their barbecues are actually Lynch parties
I would say the white barbecue is more like, oh, we're going to the lake house.
I've been invited to the lake house.
That's well to do.
Y'all don't understand.
Most white people are broke, broke.
They can't even afford to put gas in the car.
White people, they're more white people receiving welfare and public benefit, which I'm not shaming them for that because it was created for them.
Black people just qualified for it.
But they didn't make any welfare program section eight one for us.
I
got a little something for you about white ghettos.
I saved it and I meant to send it to you, but it was a documentary on all the white ghettos across America is absolutely disgusting called trailer part.
It's called West Alice.
Yeah, they're like literally like, you know, they're killing raccoons eating them, you know, sleeping with their sisters, 10 people living in the house.
It's pretty it's pretty gnarly.
I'm gonna send it here to the show.
I was I was
amazed.
I'm gonna watch it.
Well,
It's only a it's a snippet of the dark
Xavier.
I don't need and I believe it.
I don't doubt it.
I don't need for the for the rest of my life, however long that is.
I don't need to see another thing about white people like I'm already convinced.
I know who they are very well.
Nothing will shock me.
Another white woman kills her kids.
Yeah, in
Illinois, inspired by the lady, Lindsay Clancy.
There's probably another Epstein Island literally right now going on right now as we speak that we won't find out about for another four or five years and Donald Trump is probably going to that one too none of it would shock me They're robbing the US Treasury blonde Donald Trump probably has an ATM card that goes right to the US Treasury I think I need to take up 37 million dollars attack pair of money.
Nothing would shock me.
There's poor white people There's middle-class white people.
There's there's all kinds.
There's yes, that's the answer
Hey, Sherwin, do white people?
Yes.
Sherwin, have you seen?
Yes.
Yes.
Some white people a year ago were men.
Now they're ladies.
I guess black people, too.
I don't know what our rate of transgenderism is.
It's got to be expensive because I don't think that's covered.
Buy insurance and most black folks And I'm commenting on something that I'm just speculating on I really have no idea some black folks would probably say oh man, I wish I could Be sex reassigned like there might be a black man born a man, but he feels a lot like a woman But the surgery costs too much so he just lives his life as a man at least like a transgender on a budget because he can't afford The surgery or you can't afford to go to like Thailand
I think you can get the surgery for like $94 or something So he just lives like this or he's just a dude.
He's got a beard.
He's got a mustache He's got a little small afro.
He just puts on like makeup.
He's like, I'm transgender, but I can't afford this economy is terrible How bad the economy must be when you can't afford your sex reassignment surgery like you got a way to interest rates go down But I respect people's commitment, you know Couldn't imagine not feeling
Comfortable in your own body, which I'll be honest with you.
There have been times in which I haven't felt comfortable in my own body But it's usually after a big meal.
Oh man, I'm I'm very uncomfortable in my own body.
I feel very full.
It's not I Feel like a lady.
I've never felt that But I've been uncomfortable You ever wear some pants and they're real tight and the button just be pinching Like that felt uncomfortable in that regard but never
Felt like renaming myself Sherwina.
Well, that's because you're
a straight male You gotta think the people that do that they're less than 1% of the population of the United States And within the black community less than that might
even be less than a tenth of a percent exactly, but They're people too.
I agree.
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