Interview · moment 18 of 28
Trump's Coalition Growth Among Black and Hispanic Working-Class Voters
from Steve Bannon Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #433 · #433
3 min
Guest
Bannon cites Trump's 39% support among black men and a massive swing in heavily Hispanic Starr County, Texas, warning Republicans to protect Medicaid since it's now a lifeline for the white, black, and Hispanic working class.
- Trump won 39% of Black men's votes, and many more simply won't vote Democrat—either outcome strengthens the coalition.
- Starr County, Texas—97% Hispanic, working-class—flipped from 60% Clinton in 2016 to 16% Trump in 2024.
- Both the African-American and Hispanic working classes are moving toward Trump if he wins the presidency.
- Medicaid is no longer about race—it's about economic distress, with 80-90% of babies born in Idaho on it.
- You have to remove illegal aliens from Medicaid and add work requirements, but can't eliminate it without destroying working-class support.
- Ten to twelve million illegal aliens have been given everything—and Tim says he wouldn't blame them for taking the invitation.
- Mass deportation costs $175 billion, but Tim only targets those who arrived in the last four years under Biden.
- Everything comes down to the American citizen—ethnicity, race, or gender doesn't matter in that calculation.