2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts discuss exit poll data suggesting Donald Trump doubled his support among black women and increased his share of the black male vote to 20%. They express frustration over the lack of hard data being released compared to the 2016 election. Moe notes that the "fabled black vote" narrative for Biden lacks empirical evidence in the current trickle of information.
Roland Martin reports on the backlash Eva Longoria received from black women, leading to her public apology. The hosts note Martin's own slip-up where he claimed black voters voted "against Donald Trump" rather than "for Joe Biden." They suggest the "black female political class" forced Longoria to "bow down" and issue a correction to protect the "backbone of the party" narrative.
