Valuetainment - ＂Rooting For America's Failure＂ - Scott Jennings DESTROYS Democrats' DEVASTATING Decline

00:00:00.000 wall street journal drops another story a poll democrats approval rating craters to 35 year low

00:00:07.460 wow not a five-year low not a 10-year low we're talking about a 35 year low and they're not even

00:00:14.680 in charge right now how much worse can it get than this normally when somebody takes office

00:00:20.680 their rating goes lower and you have an opportunity to come up yeah not for democrats yep normally i

00:00:26.160 mean he has all this stuff that's going on with epstein the polls keep favoring him more and more

00:00:31.340 and more and so the poll comes out revealed that 63 of registered voters view democrats unfavorably

00:00:38.480 compared to 33 with a positive impression marking the lowest since 1990 while trump's approval rating

00:00:45.480 stands at 46 disapproval at 52 higher than the 40 at this point in his first term republicans approval

00:00:51.940 rating is net seven points unfavorable and if election were held today 46 percent would back

00:00:58.300 a democrat versus 43 for republican democratic pollster john anzalone who helped conduct the

00:01:05.460 survey said the democratic brand is so bad that they don't have the credibility to be a critic of trump

00:01:11.260 or the republican party let me read this quote to you one more time folks the democratic brand is so bad

00:01:17.720 that they don't have the credibility to be a critic of trump you don't have no moral authority to say

00:01:23.580 anything bad about trump or the republican party today voters trust republicans over democrats

00:01:28.100 on inflation by 10 points immigration by 17 points handling illegal immigrants by 17 points

00:01:33.860 though they disapprove trump terrorists by 17 points which we'll get to that here in a minute

00:01:38.740 with republicans still scoring seven points harder than democrats on that issue

00:01:43.360 anzalone stated until they reconnect with real voters and working people on who they're for

00:01:49.280 and what their economic message is they're going to have problems scott thoughts on the story

00:01:53.960 well democrats because of the biden presidency because they lied about joe biden's condition

00:02:00.060 because they lied to the country about the inflationary impacts of his policies

00:02:04.720 have dug themselves the deepest hole they've ever been in in the history of their party that's number one

00:02:10.980 number two cultural radicalism i mean when when the hills you're willing to die on are

00:02:16.240 boys and girls sports paying for transgender surgeries of inmates which kamala harris had in

00:02:24.000 the last election when you're willing to die on these hills uh when you're willing to go uh and say

00:02:29.120 maryland man uh unfairly deported back to his home country i mean when you're willing to die on all

00:02:35.380 these 80 20 hills eventually your approval rating will wind up i'm no mathematician but around 20

00:02:40.120 yeah exactly they're getting there and so this hole they've dug themselves in like if i can't trust

00:02:45.320 you not to put a boy in my daughter's locker room why would i talk to you about taxation policy

00:02:49.380 or inflation or tariffs or anything else you're trying to put a boy in my girl's locker room that's

00:02:54.740 right why and so you have i agree with anzalone by the way he's a serious pollster he's been around

00:03:00.280 the democratic party forever this is a serious guy he's got it dead right they have no credibility to

00:03:05.480 is he a liberal himself yes he he is one of the most sought-after democratic pollsters the wall

00:03:10.300 street journal poll they get a democrat and republican two serious people they do the poll together

00:03:14.340 anzalone knows democrats he knows campaigns and what he said right there is dead right wow

00:03:20.520 dead he is a serious guy by the way when you look at the scott question for you so this is the net

00:03:25.760 favorability of each party right tom i need your help on this one here up until 2004 if you look at four

00:03:33.060 for the most part both of them are positive right and then all of a sudden republicans fall that's

00:03:38.720 obviously under bush obama gets a little bit of a spike in 08 and then he starts falling and then

00:03:45.120 biden has a massive crash and republicans since 2006 have relatively stayed at that negative 10 number

00:03:52.800 if you look at that but what is the difference that caused this goal from being positive everybody

00:03:58.540 was positive then all of a sudden everybody being negative how did that happen tom what would you say

00:04:02.520 well there's two things there's an erosion of americans trust in government and so when you talk

00:04:07.640 about net favorability of each party you say how many of you favor how many of you unfavor and what's

00:04:12.280 the difference there so the republicans have had a minus 10 percent favorability and if you take a look

00:04:17.260 at the core of it goes in um it started crashing like oh four um which is basically bush's second term

00:04:26.540 and then stayed down when obama was elected in eight re-elected in 12 and then only recently did the

00:04:35.060 lines cross but you take a look at what happened starting with obama's re-election the democrat

00:04:41.800 unfavorability as the average voter is finding out what it really means and what they stand for

00:04:47.800 putting a boy in my daughter's locker room what really doesn't work economically the story of the

00:04:54.000 chart is that even though people have eroded trust of the republican party it has stayed level and

00:05:00.000 picked up just a tick since obama however starting with obama the dems dropped below the line in 08 see

00:05:08.960 that pat yeah and went and look at the plummet because it doesn't work the bernie side the aoc side

00:05:16.580 the marxist side the dei side does not work and it's leading to these high negatives and i have a

00:05:24.080 lot of respect also for enzalone he's one of the ones i read and i respect also respect mark mitchell

00:05:29.360 over at rasmussen mark knows what he's doing and they're seeing the same things they're seeing the

00:05:34.320 same things and they're also seeing that you can't look at parties uniquely like this you have to peel

00:05:40.720 back a little bit and on issues what the real story is what you read on the issues is issue by issue

00:05:47.300 americans trust republicans by 10 points on inflation by 17 points in immigration by seven points on

00:05:53.960 tariffs what else is there right so what is what is eroding it if the republicans are leading on that

00:06:00.080 what is happening here what's happening here is all of the dei and the woke fallout has crushed

00:06:06.380 the democrat party now we've got a year to to to pull a madman like the candidate in new york i call

00:06:15.460 him madman and flip the script using the tools of modern communication what did you call it the

00:06:22.580 modern communications ecosystem yeah the modern communications ecosystem where you step away from

00:06:27.740 cable you step away the dominance of four channels on tv podcasts matter opinions matter so many other

00:06:34.480 things are are bringing it out you still have a year for that and we've seen with mandami what can happen

00:06:40.500 pat in a short time with the voting but we got a year to where this gets serious next august 1st is where

00:06:46.340 it really gets serious because the the everybody that you read about on pollsters will tell you august 1st to

00:06:52.920 october 1st next year is where the independents will move and choose as we go into midterms we'll see what

00:06:58.640 happen adam your thoughts on this the democratic party is a sinking ship and i'm just so glad that

00:07:04.100 i jumped off it uh a couple years ago i was on it for a little while scott it was a bumpy ride it was

00:07:09.200 funny we were at dinner last night thank you for a great dinner pbd and we ran into roger stone and

00:07:13.800 you're shaking roger stone's hand and vinnie and roger are doing their you know pleasantries and he's hey

00:07:18.760 adam he goes this guy right here's the biggest donald trump fan out there i was like me and the reason i

00:07:24.780 know he's joking about that is because once you sort of switch teams and you see what that team was

00:07:30.440 you're so disgusted by what's going on over there that you can't help but just like look at these

00:07:36.240 idiots over here and what i'm starting to see is my democratic diamond called them idiots yeah jamie

00:07:40.840 diamond said said the following he said they uh they have big hearts and little brains and that's what

00:07:47.280 i've experienced you know they say when you're young if you're not a liberal you have no heart if you're

00:07:51.080 older and if you're not a conservative you have no brain jamie diamond is in the uh in the thick of

00:07:56.200 things he couldn't say this five years no exactly and and trump winning has given people out of cover

00:08:00.820 to really say the truth and then i think that's what's going on here the number one thing that i

00:08:06.240 think in my opinion you know i go around i've said this a million times go around giving people

00:08:09.780 american flags uh very few people say no i don't want one and take a guess who does not want an american

00:08:15.780 flag it is the super liberal democrats who don't want to be caught looking like they

00:08:20.900 love america say what you want about trump and the republican party i love that you do that let me

00:08:26.500 tell you you have you know when i whenever i'm running you're giving people that american that's

00:08:30.720 your thing that's your shtick i freaking love that you do that because it's a great case study to see

00:08:35.520 how people react scott your thoughts so my uh comment on what you said is two years ago you joined the

00:08:41.440 republicans i think in the last two to five years really since trump but really recently his branding of

00:08:48.400 the republican party as common sense versus you know what's the alternative uncommon nonsense

00:08:54.220 he has scrambled the ideological deck it's not really just conservative versus liberal anymore

00:09:00.340 it's not really just republican versus democrat it's for him and he talked about it the inaugural

00:09:04.840 it's just common sense versus the alternative and a lot of people who never thought of themselves

00:09:11.900 as republicans who never voted who rarely voted who don't think of themselves as caring about

00:09:16.220 politics at all who wouldn't want to be called democrat or republican they love to be behind

00:09:21.900 the guys that's just a common sense thing yeah the branding that he put on this is genius because it

00:09:29.080 makes your coalition more elastic you're allowed you can bring people in non-political people people

00:09:35.280 who don't want to be caught up in the normal red blue of course they love common sense and that's

00:09:40.880 what he's selling and by the way if you look at the polling it's working he's got a common sense view

00:09:45.640 on immigration he's got a common sense view on cultural you know radicalism he's got common

00:09:51.140 sense view on well maybe it would be better if we had tariff policy that was advantaging american

00:09:55.340 workers and not foreign countries these are common sense concepts you don't have to be steeped in

00:10:00.700 conservative ideology to go oh yeah that sounds right to me common sense scott beautiful when did

00:10:06.260 you flip because you know daily show did a nice little hit piece on you and basically uh saying that

00:10:12.000 you were very critical of trump at one point you know just like jd vance just like myself just like

00:10:15.920 a lot of other people what caused you to flip well i voted republican my whole life and i did vote for

00:10:20.340 him three times but like everybody else i didn't get it i mean i've readily admit i did not get it i did

00:10:24.880 not understand it i did not get how this guy who hadn't been a republican was coming along to take over

00:10:30.680 the republican party i just i did not get it um and so over time i began to realize what he was doing

00:10:38.460 and i also began to realize the choice and you know in 2024 for me there was no i mean kamala harris

00:10:46.280 versus donald trump the idea of common sense versus whatever it is she was selling and so i plus his

00:10:52.620 opposition the reflexive nature of his opposition to hate and try to delegitimize him

00:10:58.200 uh on everything he does i think is terrible for america i mean they're rooting i mean you wear

00:11:02.920 that pin they're rooting against america yeah on the tariffs all april they were hoping it would

00:11:08.220 fail imagine that they're hoping it would fail america on iran when we when we when we bombed the

00:11:13.320 missile sites what's the first thing that happened we got to impeach him oh he didn't do that much

00:11:18.000 damage yeah the immediate delegitimization of this guy every time he does something they root for

00:11:23.640 america's failure so does he does he everything he does do i no no politician i'm 100 all the time

00:11:30.180 but i'll tell you this i like it that he roots for america and i hate it that they root against

00:11:35.460 america just because he did it bingo and i think that's why a lot of people are fine with it let me

00:11:39.820 ask you a follow-up on this because forget about regular people talk about the people that you sit

00:11:43.700 down with every single day i'm gonna assume they're not fans of donald trump no starting with

00:11:48.920 abby phillips all the way down that that cast of characters do they hate trump do they not love

00:11:54.520 america i mean you're arguing with these people left and right what is the common thread with most

00:11:58.640 of these people oh i think for the left for the ideological left the motivating issue for them and

00:12:04.080 this is the this is the core of the democratic platform if trump is for it we're against it if he

00:12:09.180 if he decided to do something it inherently must be wrong and every conversation is framed with that

00:12:15.360 in mind and so then you debate it out from there uh but i think because they hate him personally

00:12:21.420 all decisions he makes must therefore be attacked or stated that it's going to somehow lead to

00:12:29.100 america's downfall tax cuts tariffs judges immigration policy everything he ever does think about the

00:12:35.720 apocalyptic language they use to describe everything and it you know it doesn't really turn out that way

00:12:40.720 tax cuts were good for america uh you know control turns out controlling the border means you can you

00:12:46.600 can't actually close the border it turns out the tariffs do give you leverage in trade negotiations

00:12:51.420 and so i just think it's a it's a personal disposition they hate this guy most of the people i debate with

00:12:58.380 they hate this guy have you moved anybody have i moved anybody you moved anybody a little bit

00:13:03.780 has anybody's like you know yeah your friends yeah i think i think i have made points that people say

00:13:09.600 i hadn't thought of that uh but but you have to understand i'm debating people who

00:13:15.920 fundamentally see the world differently than i see it and and you know look i come from kentucky

00:13:21.540 i'm a lifelong republican i'm a conservative they're they don't come from middle america they're lifelong

00:13:27.580 liberals and they also carry and harbor this personal hatred yeah for trump and and you know when that

00:13:34.860 that sort of colors your thinking about policy you can see where the debates go rob can we see a

00:13:38.980 clip of this daily show going after i'm trying to see how do you go after scott oh man

00:13:43.260 the 29 year old wunderkind part of a nefarious white house scheme to systematically fire disobedient

00:13:50.040 u.s attorneys dennings declined to answer most questions in the face of sharp complaints from

00:13:55.440 democrats senator pursuant to the president's uh assertion i must respectfully decline to answer

00:13:59.960 that question at this time i must respectfully decline to answer your question how long ago is this

00:14:03.380 decline to answer this is this is three days ago yeah yeah yeah july 27th if you keep playing it

00:14:08.160 it'll get to the point right here i'll have to decline to answer that wow worst jeopardy contestant

00:14:15.040 ever i mean not not the point but he's weren't identically what you were wearing here

00:14:21.660 pretty soon he's gonna he's gonna get those arm tats and won't shut up about his therapist we get it

00:14:29.440 but that was the last time jennings would ever decline to share his opinion because he soon

00:14:35.520 joined cnn where he made a name for himself as a rare conservative voice who would openly attack

00:14:40.840 donald trump he's clearly violated his oath of office uh to preserve protect and defend the

00:14:45.940 constitution this is outrageous it's beyond the pale every republican ought to be able to say so

00:14:50.820 we need a new nominee if we nominate him again what year is this scott what year is this all this going

00:14:55.460 on uh the first stuff you saw was back when i worked for president bush just as a uh as a quick

00:15:00.800 history lesson there was a kerfluffle in washington about bush's dismissal of some u.s attorneys

00:15:05.940 it was a handful of them i was a deputy to carl rove uh and they subpoenaed several of us to talk

00:15:14.100 about it uh carl did not show up at the hearing that day i did and the president gave me a letter

00:15:20.760 to tell the congress he was asserting executive privilege over my testimony so what i did i had to

00:15:26.280 go there that day for several hours and effectively assert executive privilege over it ultimately nothing

00:15:32.520 really happened uh bush left office and you know it all sort of went away but it was a it was a it

00:15:38.820 was a big kerfluffle in 2007 let me ask the other question how much weight did you lose i've lost a

00:15:44.640 lot of weight i'll be honest i've my weight's been up and down i fought it my entire life um you know

00:15:50.500 at my high point you know i probably weighed 275 pounds today i weigh about 178 pounds holy 100 pounds

00:15:57.660 by the way i don't even recognize you yeah yeah that that you know you that i don't even recognize

00:16:02.760 you good for you for having uh having done that the kids call it a glow up you're glowing up now

00:16:07.320 yeah but but but but to be honest i fight it every day i mean i'm not i'm not unique in that but it's uh

00:16:13.160 it's a hard thing to do you know who uh who else talked openly about it that way ethan suplee i

00:16:18.040 don't know if you remember ethan but ethan was a whole do you know ethan suplee is if you type in

00:16:21.600 ethan suplee you'll know who he is remember the titans remember the titans oh yeah yeah of course

00:16:25.620 he's uh he's a complete different place but okay all right so while we're talking about this

00:16:30.060 rob can you go back to that poll just one thing for me to add to the poll uh what do you call it

00:16:36.640 uh democrat yeah that right when you look at that poll if you look at the two biggest declines if

00:16:42.960 these were two stocks look at the biggest drop-offs one of them is after 9-11 okay which is what

00:16:49.860 president bush and the other one is what after covet look at that decline after covet massive drop-off

00:16:57.700 after covet the democrats try to fully go crazy with ideas and the american people just said i don't know

00:17:06.160 if i'm gonna go that wild with you by the way do you think the amount of people that are partyless like

00:17:14.840 they're not linked to any party today do you think that's getting bigger or do you think some of the

00:17:19.620 people are like man because it is negative right it's still negative it's like it's not like it's

00:17:25.360 positive and the republican party went up or you know it's still in the negative do you think there's

00:17:31.320 millions of people that are trying to find a party that they don't relate to i think i think there are

00:17:35.620 more people who dislike politics period and they don't necessarily trust political institutions or

00:17:42.200 either parties i think the republicans are in far better shape uh but yeah i think we have a growing

00:17:46.780 number of people in this country who you know they just don't think of themselves as being party people

00:17:51.780 they they might like an individual candidate obviously there are people who love donald trump

00:17:55.500 but they don't they just don't think of themselves as as partisans they think of themselves in some

00:18:00.680 other way and uh and the democrats you mentioned covet it's not wasn't just covet it was covet but

00:18:06.120 remember the summer of 2020 the riots uh the uh cultural sort of disposition that you know everybody

00:18:13.800 else has to be locked in your house unless you're out protesting for a good reason and then you're

00:18:18.080 absolved somehow i want to give you a shout out because you pointed out something that we sort of just

00:18:24.080 glossed over about how bad this is let me tell you how bad this is in the last 35 years the lowest any

00:18:30.120 party has ever been is minus 20 and the democrats are like you know what hold my beer we're gonna

00:18:35.920 about to go way lower than that the democratic brand is so tarnished we've never seen a major party

00:18:42.040 this low the lowest the republicans were yeah after 9-11 after before covid what i'm asking is the

00:18:48.880 following yep i'm asking to see scott for you that follows all these stories and the polls and

00:18:53.680 everything that's going on is there an appetite for a musk america party like remember when ross

00:19:00.820 pro started the reform party when it got 18.4 percent and then he ran again in 96 and he only

00:19:06.300 got 8.4 percent are we at a place that we have an appetite for people to join the third party i don't

00:19:11.620 think so first of all our system is not built for independent candidacies but i would just tell you i

00:19:16.280 think we already we already lived through this trump was our independent moment i think the way he won in

00:19:22.180 16 and the way he won in 24 when you look at the people who voted for him yes most republicans but

00:19:27.820 his attraction of people who were not terribly political didn't think of themselves as being

00:19:33.300 republicans or conservatives or had voted democrat i think they were attracted to him because they saw

00:19:38.620 him as an independent actor somebody who would not be hemmed in by any political party or any political

00:19:44.500 system i think we already lived through this in my opinion he's our he's a republican he's had a republican

00:19:50.100 party but he is also i think for a lot of people somebody who was external to the system and

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Valuetainment - July 30, 2025

＂Rooting For America's Failure＂ - Scott Jennings DESTROYS Democrats' DEVASTATING Decline

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