-Donald Trump's tenure in the Oval Office
has deeply divided an already fractured America.
-Get your free, "Trump, you're fired!" bumper stickers
and postcards, right here. I'm giving them out for free.
-Thank you Mr. Donald J. Trump, good luck tonight.
Four more years. Be counting on you.
We praying for you.
-For decades, Democrat politicians like Joe Biden
have taken black voters for granted.
-Barack Obama is the first president that I remember.
Hey, this is where I'm supposed to be.
That person looks like me.
-I actually didn't vote in the last election.
-The administration, in new filing,
asked the Supreme Court to abolish Obamacare.
-After he won, I kind of was like, wow, I messed up.
I don't like how my health is being gambled on.
-President Trump has been trying to eliminate
the temporary protected status programs
and this has left 200,000 people in a state of panic and worry.
-I'm in my final year of high school.
I've thought about is it even worth going to college,
If I don't know if my future is even going to
be here in the U.S.?
I feel like, you know,
a 17 year old shouldn't be having those thoughts.
Deportation can start as early as March, 2021.
What's at stake is my parents, right, my life, my future.
-Alrighty. Let the games begin. [ Laughs ]
I did what I said I was going to do.
I walked in and voted for President Donald J. Trump
for term two.
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-I got 25 medium and 25 lemon pepper.
-Switch it to, the Kamala side. -[ Laughter ]
-I just don't want it behind me. -[ Laughter ]
-That's your guy. Not my guy.
-I could have seen enough about Trump,
like just through social media.
Just videos of Trump doing his Trump thing
to know that that is just a bad person.
-Think about. Alright.
What, what president in your era has put $500 billion
on the African-American community?
-Dude, what president in your era,
literally wouldn't denounce white supremacy
on national television during a presidential debate?
-What has secured continuous funding for AHPCU?
-[Shouts indistinctly] He said white supremacists fucking
stand by. -He said stand by, stand back,
whatever you want me to say. -He should be able to answer,
Do you denounce white supremacy? "Yes."
-He has said it plenty of times! That's the point.
-Bro then why did, why didn't he say it on national television?
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-Definitely, some of my friends from Georgetown,
are definitely not supporters of the president.
I think the firmness in my beliefs
comes from being consistently pushed on it.
I mean, there is a benefit of having people ask,
you know, why the hell do you believe what you believe?
What makes you what makes you so sure?
And I can't sit here and talk to you
about knowing the other side
and knowing what it's like to be a minority
who identifies as a conservative
and then say things like, oh, yeah,
I don't really want to talk to anyone who disagrees with me.
Not only is that hypocritical as hell,
but I don't know if it has any value.
There's something you can do genuinely about talking
to people who disagree with you.
It makes you really ask yourself,
is this what I believe in, is this --
are these values that I hold?
And here we are at the polling place.
Get to finally vote.
And it looks like there's no line, thank the lord so.
My family is not very politically active at all,
so I think my interest with politics
was really founded by myself.
I can remember being a freshman in high school
and waking up at six in the morning
watching C-SPAN to try and ID congressmen and women
to see who's who and what's what.
Alrighty.
Let the games begin. [ Chuckles ]
I did what I said I was going to do.
I walked in and, you know, voted for, you know,
President Donald J. Trump for term two.
I'm a black conservative Protestant
at a predominantly white and liberal Catholic university.
If I was going to sit there and choose my friends
based off of my demographics or having things
and meeting all these boxes and criteria
and having this set of identity
that I probably would not have as many friends as I do.
And I'd probably be a very lonely person, so.
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[ Yelling in Spanish ]
-We are here today advocating for permanent residency
for people with TPS.
-Your vote. -Your life.
[ Horn honking ]
-What we're doing in this caravan is promoting people
to go out and vote.
We've been on the road for a month, almost two,
and it's several TPS recipients and it's me and my mom.
TPS is a temporary protective status,
a legal status that was given to people
from 13 different countries
that were fleeing from their countries
due to natural or political disaster.
When Donald Trump came into office, one of the first things
that he did was that he canceled the program.
As of now, there is a chance that our families
could be separated and thousands of other families.
Dealing with the cancelation of TPS
that's taking a toll on me and my family.
And I -- since then, I've struggled more in school.
I've had sleepless nights.
And I wish all of you knew how that felt.
I'm not able to vote this year, I'm 17.
It it makes me pretty sad
because me being a U.S. citizen child
that has two parents that have TPS, I'm their voice.
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-Hi, my name is Clarice, and this is my story
about how I'm living my best, happiest life,
even with a chronic illness.
I was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at birth.
So I want to advocate
that life doesn't have to stop because you're sick,
because being sick doesn't stop life.
So since the 2016 election,
I started being a little bit more vocal about my illness
and to start really being more activist in it.
Cystic fibrosis, it's a genetic disease,
but it is a progressive disease,
so the later throughout your life,
the worse it starts to get.
This vest is a common therapy treatment for CF.
[ Rapid pulsing/tapping ]
The Affordable Care Act,
it's given me kind of like peace of mind.
You're trying to get better.
You're trying to focus on your health
and all of a sudden be like,
well, that's all you're going to pay for.
It's just kind of an awful thing to put on someone.
To, like, make them decide, like they can go bankrupt
or, you know, you can keep living.
It's just I can't imagine,
like, having to have to think about that.
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As young Republicans, conservative moderates
and those disaffected by our political system,
we intend to continue that mission to look forward
and provide a forum and platform for a new
and more perfected party.
The issue's important, the generation's the exception,
it should no longer be ignored.
-Are we saying anything about systemic racism
on this platform or...? -I don't think we do, we should.
-It's a great question. And I'm going to be frank,
I have a very different viewpoint
than I think most people do on that.
I would encourage us to put language that says
that this country isn't inherently racist
that there's nothing intrinsically racist about it.
-Yeah. -I would say that the country
is only as racist as the occupants of offices of power.
Right. -I feel like our platform
right now would add a little bit more conservatism to it.
-Yeah. -It would probably broaden
our support, too. -Yeah.
Elle, would you mind making that note.
-Yeah. Yeah. So I'm with you. -Change can be a good thing.
And the president is a change agent
and I'm hoping to be a change agent
for my party as well from a Generation Z's perspective.
-Hey, Mom. -Hey, how are you doing?
-I'm good. I'm good. How are you?
-Very anxious. Uh, I've been watc-- watching
probably too much about this election.
-Yeah.
-You know, what's up with the health care
with all that going on with the Supreme Court,
my hope is that there are enough people
that will make enough noise that they're going to have
to protect the people with pre-existing conditions.
-Yeah, because my medicine I mean, it's just astronomical.
I mean, trikafta alone, but then also my enzymes.
I mean, that's what, three grand a month? [ Laughs ]
Trikafta is the new gene modifier drug that came out
late last year.
Not a cure, I mean it's like pretty, pretty darn close.
We went from you know,
you probably didn't make it to kindergarten,
to I mean, now you can plan out your whole life.
Like it's like becoming a manageable disease.
For the first time in my life, I don't have to, like,
have that thought in the back of my head of,
you know, my life is kind of short.
-I, at first, did not like the idea of my mom
being on the bus, because she has health issues.
-[ Speaking Spanish ]
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-My parents, they've been here for over 20 years.
If my parents were to be deported,
I would have to be the legal guardian of my sister.
A college student shouldn't have to have the responsibility
of trying to get their life together and, well, a child.
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-As you can see, people are still voting
in much of the country.
The lines have been long all through the day.
-When you go out and vote today,
think about all the families that could be separated
because of this administration.
Deportations for TPS can start as early as March, 2021.
That's why I ask all of you to go out and vote against hate.
Go and vote for our families, for my family.
-The most unusual and important race to the
[Dogs barking] finish line votes being counted,
polls starting to close.
-Just trying not to lose my mind.
-Started announcing some of the states.
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Whoa, New York coming in strong. -Shocker.
-In a year unlike any we've ever covered
and we don't know what the country's decision is.
-We spent the last three days watching
Donald Trump's huge lead -- -The Fox News decision desk
can now project that former Vice President Joe Biden
will win Pennsylvania and Nevada,
putting him over the 270 electoral votes.
-We were in getting ready to win this election
frankly, we did win this election.
-I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify.
-President Trump is doubling down on his refusal to concede.
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