From media endorsements to voting trends, endorsements to public perception, multiple key indicators are pointing to an electoral victory for Donald Trump. In this video, Patrick Bet-David breaks down 25 reasons why Trump will win the 2024 Election.
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1. Media Endorsements: Major newspapers like USA Today, LA Times, and Washington Post, which previously supported Biden, are now withholding endorsements for Kamala Harris, leading to subscriber backlash and signaling a lack of confidence in her leadership.
2. Scrutiny of VP Choices: Trump’s VP choice, JD Vance, resonates better with voters than Harris’ choice of Tim Walz, and Vance’s strong media presence is an asset to Trump’s campaign.
3. Celebrity Endorsements Aren’t Working: Traditional celebrity endorsements, such as those from Taylor Swift, Beyonce, and Bruce Springsteen, have been ineffective in moving the needle for Harris. Conversely, endorsements from figures like Elon Musk and Tulsi Gabbard, who have significant political and social influence, have been highly beneficial for Trump.
4. Podcast Interviews: Trump’s decision to engage in popular, long-form podcasts has garnered significant viewership, outpacing Harris’ mainstream media appearances. Trump’s media outreach resonates more with younger voters.
5. Fear Tactics in Media: The mainstream media’s use of fear-driven narratives–calling Trump a “Nazi,” claiming his supporters are planning violence, etc–have been ineffective, while Trump’s policy-focused messaging has been resonating with voters.
6. Early Voting Patterns: Traditionally, Democrats have led in early voting, but Republicans are reportedly leading in this cycle, which suggests strong, proactive support for Trump.
7. Corporate Support: CEOs of major tech companies, like Tim Cook and Elon Musk, are engaging with Trump, foreseeing his potential to win and influence economic and regulatory policies.
8. European Stock Markets: European stock markets are said to be experiencing a decline due to fears of Trump’s trade tariffs, hinting at expectations of a Trump victory.
9. + 10. Jewish and Muslim Voters: Support among Jewish and Muslim voters, traditionally Democratic strongholds, is reportedly shifting. Some leaders in Michigan’s Muslim community, for example, are endorsing Trump in hopes of peace in the Middle East.
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11. Rallies and Audience Engagement: Trump’s rallies are drawing massive crowds, similar to Obama’s 2008 excitement levels, suggesting a high level of public engagement. Meanwhile, Harris has frequently resorted to using celebrity appearances to draw the crowds.
12. The Black Vote: Trump’s support among Black voters has surged since 2016 and 2020, which may signal broader appeal across demographics typically less supportive of Republicans.
13. Harris Campaign Desperation: Harris’ efforts to reach out to average voters have not landed, leading to mockery rather than support
14. Merchandise: Trump’s merchandise sales far outstrip Harris’, showing more robust grassroots support.
15. Union Endorsements: Some unions traditionally aligned with Democrats, like the Steelworkers Union, have endorsed Trump.
16. The Latino Vote: Trump’s support among Latino voters has grown, rising to around 39% according to Pew Research data.
17. + 18. Harris’ Bad Publicity and Trump’s Superior Marketing: Joe Biden’s remarks calling Trump supporters “garbage,” combined with Trump’s brilliant marketing immediately after, have given the Republicans a leg up on their competition.
19. The Popular Vote: Republicans have only won the national popular vote twice since 1988, but Trump is now closely trailing Harris in popularity.
20. Virginia and New Hampshire: States that almost never break for Republicans are suddenly in play.
21. Trump’s Trolling: From working at McDonald’s to driving a garbage truck, Trump gets under his opponents’ skin like few other candidates in history.
22. Trump on “The Joe Rogan Experience”: Trump was willing to fly to Texas to sit for a three-hour interview with Joe Rogan, giving him access to the biggest podcast audience in the world. Meanwhile, Harris rejected the invitation, demanded that Rogan fly out to her, and tried to limit the interview to just 60 minutes.
23. Letting Humor Decide: While the Harris campaign often seems dry and humorless, Trump showed up at the Al Smith Dinner and made jokes, even with his opponents. Harris declined to attend that event.
24. No DNC Primary: Democrats selected Harris as the candidate without a primary, which the host believes may have prevented stronger Democratic contenders from entering the race.
25. More Republican Voters Than Ever: A significant shift in political identification has occurred, with Republicans now leading Democrats slightly, compared to the Democratic advantage seen under Obama in 2008.
Bonus – Body Language and Confidence: Trump’s comfort and enjoyment on the campaign trail is visible to voters, contrasting with Harris’ perceived unease. This difference in confidence could sway undecided voters.
Trump’s momentum, strategic choices, and endorsements give him a strong advantage. PBD encourages viewers to explore additional resources on Trump’s policies, especially tariffs, in the final hours before Election Day.
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