The reelection of Donald Trump is poised to usher in a new “Golden Age” for America, and the president-elect is already building out his administration’s roster with a new lineup of power players. But even as Trump prepares for his second term in the White House, a surprising collection of individuals and organizations are reveling in the victory as well. In this video, Patrick Bet-David breaks down the biggest winners–and the worst losers–of the 2024 election.
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Biggest Winners
1. Donald Trump
In one of the greatest political comebacks in American history, Trump secured endorsements and swept all seven battleground states, defying his skeptics.
2. Elon Musk
With Trump’s win, Musk’s already substantial net worth skyrocketed, boosted by his Twitter purchase, which played a pivotal role in Trump’s election.
3. Independent Podcasters
Alternative media outlets, especially podcasts, were instrumental in helping Trump bypass traditional media and reach a broader audience. Meanwhile,
4. Josh Shapiro
Pennsylvania’s governor, unexpectedly passed over as Harris’ vice presidential pick, is now being praised as a potential future Democratic candidate.
5. JD Vance
As Trump’s VP, he dramatically outperformed expectations on the campaign trail and managed to become a true leader in the Republican Party.
6. Citizens in War-Torn Countries
People in conflict zones like Ukraine, Israel, and Gaza are expected to benefit from a decrease in international tensions under the new Trump administration.
7. Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton may be secretly relieved that Harris did not become the first female president, preserving Clinton’s legacy and preventing others from succeeding where she failed.
8. Joe and Jill Biden
After being ousted by the Democratic Party, Joe Biden may have been less enthusiastic about Harris’ campaign than it first appeared. At the same time, the First Lady wore a MAGA-red pantsuit on election day, leading many to speculate that the Bidens may have actively voted against Harris.
9. Kids and Education
The nation’s current education policies are leaving students struggling, and educators often put politics over proper teaching. However, with Trump promising an overhaul of the education system, many are predicting reform under the new administration.
10. Common-Sense Policies
Given the recent radical shift in Democratic Party platforms, many longtime voters may have moved across the aisle in 2024.
11. Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin’s value surged after Trump’s victory, reportedly nearing $990,000, energizing the crypto community. Trump has also vowed to invest in the crypto industry and prevent a CBDC from being implemented in the US.
12. The Stock Market
Optimism surrounding the economy and IPOs buoyed investor confidence.
13. Hunter Biden
On his way out, Joe Biden might consider pardoning his son Hunter for his various alleged crimes–an unexpected benefit for the First Son.
14. Tony Hinchcliffe
If Trump had lost the election, Hinchcliffe’s controversial joke about Puerto Rico might have been blamed for contributing to his defeat. Following Trump’s victory, the comedian will now avoid backlash from Trump’s critics and supporters alike.
15. Trump’s Campaign Team
Key figures like Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have been credited with contributing to Trump’s success, and his campaign officials performed effectively.
Biggest Losers
1. Barack Obama
Despite his endorsement and his efforts campaigning on Harris’ behalf, Obama’s influence has waned, with his cajoling of voters proved ineffective against Trump.
2. Defense Contractors
Companies like Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics face reduced demand as international conflicts are anticipated to cool.
3. Mark Cuban
Cuban, who spoke out almost daily on Harris’ behalf, is now walking back much of his support and attempting to reverse course on his criticism of Trump.
4. Universities
Trump is expected to target universities with large endowments that promote “woke ideology.”
5. Corrupt DOJ Officials
Department of Justice officials, including Jack Smith, Merrick Garland, and Letitia James, may face scrutiny and consequences for their lawfare campaigns against Trump.
6. Mainstream Media
Traditional media outlets, which have long held complete control of election cycle coverage, have completely destroyed their credibility with biased narratives and open politicization.
7. Volodymyr Zelensky
The Ukrainian president may lose financial support under the new U.S. administration.
8. Political Leaders of America’s Rivals and Competitors
Leaders in Iran, China, Ukraine, and other regions are predicted to face greater scrutiny or tariffs.
9. Left-Leaning Ideas
Democrats have made a dramatic leftward shift, losing touch with the average voter. Trump’s resounding victory comes as a clear mandate to undo these far-left policies.
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