New Money Will Redraw the Political Lines | BBS 2026 Day 2

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0:00A: I think, I think this new technology is going to redraw the political lines.
0:05B: 100%.
0:06A: Like, if you go back to the, to the ’60s, when Strom Thurmond switched from being a Democrat to a Republican, it shifted the whole, like, scene of who’s a Democrat, who’s a Republican. You go back in time, most Black people were Republicans.
0:21B: 100%.
0:21A: But it was when Strom Thurmond switched and he became a Republican, all of a sudden, all of a sudden, it became like the racist quote-unquote party. Right, right. It’ll start switching. And I think right now we look at the clarity that you have old money versus new money. It has nothing to do with Republican or Democrat. And I think it’s going to shift into the old money is going to go one way, right? And the new money is going to go a new way, right? And whatever the young money is, that’s where I’m going to be. Facts. I care less if it’s Democrat or Republican.