So we got a text, of course, from 601. Right? 60 got a way in. It says, Charlie, why lie? Why are you lying, Charlie?
As of late May twenty twenty five, president Donald Trump's approval rating among Hispanic voters has declined significantly since his reelection. Well, I got an idea, 601. Let's talk with Tony Delgado. He is the CEO of Latino Wall Street. And, Tony, welcome to the program.
How are you? Hey. Thanks for having me on, my friend. Now 601, 1 of our texters says that support among the Hispanic community has declined dramatically since Trump took, was reelected. True or untrue?
I mean, listen. There is a lot of propaganda, and there is, a lot of negative press that he's gotten, from the, left wing media around these deportations. Now it's interesting because a lot of Hispanics actually voted for him for deportation. Yeah. Right?
We don't want illegal, immigrants. We definitely don't want criminals. You know? He ran on, getting the cartels and cleaning up our streets. Right?
And, you know, we look at the numbers. Right? We have 55,000,000 Hispanic Americans who are US citizens, who came to this country legally, and who vote and pay their taxes, and came here for the American dream. Right? Yeah.
And those people do not want cartel members coming in more than anyone else. Yeah. But at the same time, right, the left wing media has been scaring, all Latinos, Trump supporters, and, Democrats alike to think that Trump is just deporting everyone with brown skin. Yeah. And, unfortunately, the reality is that's not true.
But until we can break through the noise, then, yeah, there is gonna be a lot of fear and uncertainty, in the Hispanic community. But when you look at that new that new poll that came out just in the past three weeks, Donald Trump's support among Hispanics has increased 22%. He's now up to almost 60% job approval rating from Hispanics. That is a dramatic increase in a very short amount of time. Right?
Well, yeah. I mean, you look at, the cost of eggs. You look at the cost of gasoline. You look at, you know, inflation and the economy and even even the stock market, right, there was a bunch of fear and uncertainty around what tariffs were gonna do to the stock market, but turned around and the stock market rebounded, right, and had a and had a dip, but we're right back up, almost where we started. Yeah.
So I think, you know, similar to all the lies that the Democrats have told over the past eight years about Donald Trump, once it is discovered that those lies are in fact propaganda, his, poll numbers, just like the stock market, are gonna go right back up where they're supposed to be. Yeah. We're talking with Tony Delgado, CEO of Latino Wall Street. Tony, if you strip away all the labels, Democrat, conservative, Democrat, Republican, liberal, conservative, and you just get down to the values of the average Hispanic family here in The United States. Very conservative people, aren't they?
Absolutely. 75% of Hispanic Americans are Christian. Over 50% are Catholic. Very strict values. They align with the conservative, Christian values of the Republican party.
Right? And that's a big reason why they lost the last election, historically with Hispanics and the right? They lost the popular vote Yeah. Because of these left wing, unpopular radical left policies, like having men in women's sports, having men in women's basketball American, whether they're Democrat, Republican, or independent. No American wants that for their children.
Yeah. You are exactly right. But when you look at, I mean, the the family unit, I mean, that is that's something the Democrats, first of all, do not like. The liberals out there, they don't like the family unit, but family is a major thing with the Hispanic community, isn't it? Absolutely.
I mean, Hispanics are family first. Right? We don't believe in abortion for the most part. We believe in having big families, strong families sticking together, working hard and and living ...