Jiang says the George Floyd protests made Black voters and young voters view Trump as hostile or racist in 2020, but that this anti-Trump mobilization may not transfer to Biden in 2024.
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George Floyd
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...comment I'll make is, why is it that you have the George Floyd protests, but now that you have this war in Iran, there..."
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Jiang argues that George Floyd protests and the pandemic unexpectedly allowed Biden to win: voters were galvanized against Trump, Trump could not campaign normally, and Biden could stay in his basement.
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"...loyal to Biden, okay? Also in 2020, there's something called a George Floyd protest. So what happened was that in May 2020, a black..."
"...right? And they were driven to believe this because of the George Floyd protests. Unfortunately, this year, young people may not feel compelled to..."
"...2020, Biden had no chance. But then what happened? Hey, the George Floyd protest happened. So all these young people who didn't really like..."
"hey, if I just sit in my basement all day and make no mistakes, my surrogates, the Democrats, they're going to be like, what?..."
"...comment I'll make is, why is it that you have the George Floyd protests, but now that you have this war in Iran, there..."
"...so if you look at antifa if you look at the george floyd protest these were not organic things uh they were clearly engineered..."
"...division and more and look back and see it's similar to George Floyd, where protests start and people get upset. It seems like things..."
"...inherently racist. A lot of these seminars, too, you could post George Floyd and BLM. White people had so much guilt over the protests..."
"...are these methods. Because look back at six years ago. The George Floyd protests happened because they saw this video of George Floyd. Derek..."
"...against him. And how? Well, first of all, you had the George Floyd protests in Minnesota, the Black Lives Matter protests. Then you had..."
"...um for lack of a better term gory slop information like George Floyd to keep us fighting each other"
"...people were allowed to express their anger about that murder of George Floyd. And of course, that anger spread across the world. I mean,..."
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