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The segment critiques the Black Male Voter Project's approach, which uses behavioral psychology and Maslow's hierarchy of needs to "change the psyche" of Black men regarding voting. The hosts argue that political consultants are out of touch, and that Donald Trump's "What do you have to lose?" pitch effectively reframed the choice for those who felt ignored by the Democratic establishment.
Mondale Robinson introduces the Black Male Voter Project, which aims to create "super voters" among black men using behavioral psychology. The project utilizes a proprietary "BMEP Additory Approach" based on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to change the psyche of black men regarding electoral participation. The hosts express skepticism, viewing the use of psychological frameworks as a form of "deep programming" or mind control.
Investigation into the Black Male Voter Project reveals that its founder, Mondale Robinson, is a national political director for Democracy for America. Despite Robinson's claims that both parties ignore black men, the project's donation button links directly to the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue. The hosts critique the project's merchandise and its specific focus on black men in swing states as a disingenuous partisan operation.
