The DeVory Darkins Show - These voters are TURNING ON Democrats..

Episode Date: October 14, 2026

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It's official. Jewish voters are now turning on the Democratic Party. Watch this. You know, as Johnny B. said, there is no state in which Jewish voters make up a larger share of the vote than they do in New York. Republicans have made a real play for them. On the issue of Israel, we have seen Democrats sort of shift away, become more pro-Palestinian in the polling, and you can see it right here. I mean, this is a trend. I mean, this is a huge trend, and this is average across the other. This is Sienna polling. New York Gov races, Jewish voters. You know, Andrew Cuomo was leading amongst them by 55 points back in 2018. In 2022, look at this.

Kathy Hochel by 51. Look at this lead now. Look at this lead now. Yes, Kathy Hochel's head, but she's only ahead by 13 points. We're talking about a swing here, Johnny B, of what? 38 points downward towards the Republicans when it comes to Jewish voters.

So it definitely seems to me that the developments over the past few years, at least in New York State, impact on how Jewish voters say that they're going to vote in the governor's race here in New York. Now, the governor's race, Blake is her opponent. We actually did a video about that disaster yesterday. It was an utter disaster. She clearly refused to apologize for four New Yorkers that he highlighted, that were killed by illegal aliens, and two of them were under the age of 10 years old or something like that. So these were kids. It's interesting that the media and the left

has more outrage for a five-year-old that's in a vehicle that his father was evading ice and was shot, right? They have more outrage about that and how that five-year-old was put in danger because of his father's sins, but they don't have any outrage for two kids who were murdered by illegal aliens. Absolute silence. And I think that's on purpose, obviously. So that's number one. Number two, this, what is it, 38 points? I mean, this is crazy.

I mean, what do they think was going to happen? Donnie, he's the mayor who is literally presiding over this damning number where 51% of all hate crimes, the victims are Jewish. It is not just the governor's race. I mean, take a look. Okay, take a look at your generic ballot, right? State of New York, U.S. House voting among Jewish voters. Look at this. In 2018, Democrats were ahead by 40 points.

In 2022, 49 points. Look at this. The average polls this year, it's just 13 points. It's just 13 points. That is a shift of what? 36 points, 36 points away from the Democrats. Their lead is absolutely tumbled into the Hudson River among Jewish voters. Yes, they are still ahead, but we are talking about historically strong numbers for Republicans

among Jewish voters. It definitely seems to me that the developments over the past few years, at least in New York, at least in this polling, has had a huge impact on how Jewish voters say they are going to vote not just for governor, but for Congress as well. Should I believe that the DSA candidates who clearly want this criminal release, they're not going to vote for her? Right? She was just on Hamas Pikers podcast saying that, you know, he needs to be put back onto the streets. A guy who is guilty of robbery, committed crime.

He has a rap sheet. Yeah, that guy. So will Jewish voters bail on her? I hope. I'd really be interested to see these cross tabs on that. But I think the other question is, does this impact Michigan? Because if you're doing this poll in New York, I'd really love to see what that poll looks like in Michigan. Here is one point of view on that.

Okay, let me show you Fox News polling in the Michigan race. Our most recent poll had it at 5049, so it's a dead heat. And David Kramer is a prominent Michigan Democratic fundraiser. he is quoted in Jewish insider saying this. I think for a lot of pro-Israel Jewish Democrats, Abdul has made it easy. He's not really made any accommodations whatsoever, and the debate was just the latest example.

Because you know Michigan so well, El-Sayed needs to get a certain number of Jewish voters and black voters to vote for him if he is actually going to win this race. Maybe the debate heard him in that, and I'm just wondering, since you were on the ground last week, what's your sense of how that race sits right now? I think the race is very tight. It's on a knife's edge. I think Jewish Democrats who voted for Haley Stevens and the primary are making the decision right now in large numbers to either stay home or to vote for Mike Rogers. I think more and more of them are voting for Mike Rogers because they find him unobjectionable as a Republican. And I think that and what you're describing is the dynamic in Detroit could be decisive in this race. It'll be a close race. And I think these could be the determining factors.

So that's great news. I mean, that's what you want to hear if you are a Republican. Okay. Again, I told you guys this yesterday, I still think Ken Paxson is going to squeak it out. I just don't think Texas is there yet for that insane yet. You know, I just don't see it. I'm not from Texas. I live here. So maybe I'll be wrong in the end. But again, just as an observer outside looking, I just don't see it. I mean, James Tyler Rico would have to essentially make history to win. I just don't think it's that bad. Okay.

And so we could have a situation where the Republicans pick up Michigan, if this keeps going the way it's going, and Ken Paxson holds on, Susan Collins wins. Well, there's the Senate right there. Right. So again, if you're Republicans, this is exactly what you want to hear. If you're Democrats, this is not good news. This is why he tried to bring a slotkin out because she's a Jewish woman. This is why he tried to bring Kamala Harris to Barack Obama for the black vote.

Is it really going to matter in the end? I like to say no, because I don't think these individuals are better at getting voters to turn out than what we've seen from the president. And I don't think they've done a good enough job as far as registering new voters as the Republican Party has done since 2024. And so again, we're going to see all these chickens come home to Roos, if that makes sense. One more for you. Let's put a nail on this coffin. I mean, what role is Zoro Mamdani playing on this, right? Obviously, him and his views on BB Netanyahu in the state of Israel don't line up necessarily with many Jewish New Yorkers.

And take a look here. Net favor of Billy in New York State. You got all voters here and you got Jewish voters here. Look, Mamdani, among all voters, is it plus eight. You see Kathy Hochelah just plus one. But look among Jewish voters. She's actually slightly more popular among Jewish voters as she is among all voters at plus eight points.

But look at this. Look at this difference. Zoramam Dani at negative 23 points. He is, what, 31 points lower among Jewish voters than he is among all voters in the state of New York. There is, when you look at this data, really little doubt in my mind that views towards Zoramam Dani,

a Democratic mayor of New York City, are definitely, in my mind, shifting views among Jewish voters on how they're going to say to vote. What share of that it is, you can't say, but... Man, negative 23. I mean, I'm not surprised. Are you guys?

I'm not surprised at all. I mean, this is what was going to be expected. I mean, based on his rhetoric, based on how he's responded, we knew this was going to happen. He did this whole thing, like he's going to have this program where they're going to pay money to victims who are Jewish. That's not going to do it. right throwing money at people is not always the solution okay people know if you're genuine or not

they all they have to do is look at how you behave in these key moments and how he's behaved that these key moments have been poor i think that's fair to say so in the end this is bad news from the democratic party especially if this manifests itself in voter turnout in regards to jewish voters and not only a state like new york but more importantly uh in a state like michigan So let's go to our next story, and this is in regards to the Cornell 7. This continues to get a lot of attention in the media, and it's because you now have more than enough people flip-flopping on their positions. Let's go back down memory lane and truly understand what happened here.

Cornell University announcing it's a crackdown on fraternity parties following the allegations of sexual assault on campus, suspending all social events at fraternity houses for the rest of the academic year. The university is also bringing in New York State Police to help investigate any sex crimes. Meanwhile, newly revealed text messages are adding fresh details to the investigation into alleged sexual assault at the Kai Phi fraternity house at Cornell. Messages between Jane Doe and one fraternity member reveal her immediate reactions following the alleged incident. In one of the exchanges, Jane Doe writes, quote, it'll be funny in a couple of months. Okay, there's so much there, but I first want to go to kouchy.com. Scan the card code you see at the bottom, they're going to give you

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If those were my sons, any of them were my sons, I would absolutely be disappointed. No question about it. You don't even know if this woman is carrying a freaking disease or something. Like, what are you doing, bro? Or you don't know if one of your front brothers is carrying something. Just saying, you never know. It's too risky, right? It just is.

For what you get in the end, like, is it really worth it? In my opinion, no. So I would definitely say that. Anyways, she thought it was going to be funny in a couple of months. It's funny now, isn't it? Really funny. And now you have people calling for the president to be fired.

Like, that's going to change anything? This is a culture issue, folks. So let's go to the new flip-flopper. Nancy Mace, here's what she had to say. I want to begin with Cornell University's president acknowledging missteps in the school's handling of the 2024 rape allegations, but suggesting he won't step down. What's your reaction? He should absolutely step down, whether you agree or disagree on the rape in the Cornell 7. You have an institution that we have now learned that when someone is found to be a rapist, they write essays. They write a piece of paper. And that is not the way this kind of thing should be handled. And it's just one more example in a long line of examples of how rape victims are treated in this country. Most of them are not believed.

And then when there is a prosecution or when there is raped, it's found out that somebody had raped. There's literally no consequences to it. It doesn't matter what state you're in or what university you are. There's this culture of rape. And most oftentimes, sexual predators get away with it. And it's sad. And I just want to thank the women who've come forward, that young lady in the interview just now, It takes a lot of bravery and a lot of courage to tell your story because she's going to be mocked.

She's going to be called a liar. And that's the consequence of speaking out as a woman in 2026. No, that's the consequences of women who have no moral compass. That's the consequences of a woman who literally is a whore. No, that's the consequence of a woman who has not been parent properly. Like, again, let's go back to first principles here. if you're young, right, you're 18, 19, 2021, instead of hanging out at sororities and frat houses,

you should probably be at church. Or you should probably be engaged in something else. Like, that's just me, okay? When I don't mind devil's workshop, just saying. So, no, this isn't about women and not being believed. And by the way, let's do this. Let's say Nancy Mace is correct. Category 1, there are women who have been raped legitimately.

People did not believe them. Investigation was botched and the person was never held accountable. Category 1. Category 2. There are women who made up false rape allegations, ruined men's lives, people's careers, never held accountable. You follow what I'm saying? Then you have category 3, where you have two adults, and on one hand, either they were, they both were not able to consent or they both did consent and then in the end someone changes

their mind. Is that so right? I find it interesting Nancy Mace runs on to CNN and essentially implies that this is not only rape but that the victim was not believed that it's wrong to call her a liar even though she's contradicted her statement multiple times already. Not my words, but hers, of course, yeah, that's what she wants us to believe. Let's go here. Some of the later text messages, Amy, said that one of them had her saying 90% of what happened that night was not consensual, but then we've got these new text messages that are released, and she writes that her own memory was clouded from being too drunk and high,

and that none of these sexual stuff was illegal and then following that with, I don't think we should feel any shame and our body, our choice. These words, does this have an impact? I just have to pause that, and I'm going to replay it for you guys. Let's listen to it again.

As Amy said that one of them had her saying 90% of what happened that night was not consensual, but then we've got these new text messages that are released. And she writes that her own memory was clouded from being too drunk and high and that none of these sexual stuff was illegal. And then following that with, I don't think we should feel any shame and our body, our choice. Our body, our choice. She makes the argument for us, for people who disagree with her, of course. It's her body, her choice. She wants to get drunk. She wants to, uh,

do drugs and she wants to get ran through by multiple men, her choice. But don't go back on that choice after the fact because people are calling you a whore. Don't do that. Don't go back on that choice after some lawyer gets motivated and very fascinated about this case because he's looking for a payday, which is why she hasn't actually been charged. He thinks he's going to get a percentage of whatever the settlement might be. Give me a break. Ladies and gentlemen, we know what's going on here. Now, it's possible after the fifth guy, six guy, seventh guy, she never had a conversation with them. You know, she never told them directly, yes, penetrate me. That didn't exist.

You can make that argument. Absolutely, you can. But again, what I find to be interesting is under the New York laws, she would have to essentially be unconscious for that to be true, for the rape to be true legally. So what are they really going to accomplish in all of this? Well, they're going to make a lot of noise in the media, which that's what they've been doing. They're going to continue to divide men and women because this is going to get toxic because people just don't want to accept the word accountability. And three, you're going to have people essentially flip-flop on this. We spoke with Casey Lee, who told us she was raped while at Cornell in 2022.

She went through the university's Title IX process and Cornell officials found her fellow student responsible. for sexual assault. They said his actions caused significant harm, but that he didn't act maliciously. His punishment included a reflection paper, a written reprimand, and probation. She told us that she felt betrayed by the university and the process. I know. I never would have done that if I knew that he could have just received an essay if he was found guilty. A Cornell spokesperson person gave us a statement saying that the university takes sexual and misconduct allegations extremely seriously. They told us that the university investigates reports through established processes, providing support and resources to those who have come forward.

What you just watched there is an example of weaponization. This is in the media looking for evidence to support their claim that something is broken in Cornell University. So they go out there and they find someone who has legitimately been, you know, assaulted. And they bring her story to the forefront because they think her story is similar to the Cornell 7, but it really isn't. These are two different types of stories, but this is what they do to manipulate public opinion. Now, I'm just going to say this. Some of you guys probably disagree with me, and that's fine. It's okay for us to disagree, even on this particular issue. But I think what, me and you both can agree that whether it's a man or a woman, we shouldn't really be encouraging

this type of behavior on campuses across the country. Because when we do, this is potentially what can happen. Anyways, these are my thoughts today. Share yours in the comments section below to both of these stories. Again, what do you make of this new polling about Jewish voters? You think it's over for Democrats? If this really does manifest itself in voter turnout, I think it's going to be devastating. Share your thoughts and let me know how you feel about not only these text messages and what the alleged victim had to say, but now the accountability and what they're ultimately looking for. If you guys got value from today's video, like share and subscribe to the channel. If you miss out on other updates, click on the next video because it's coming up right now.