? Watch the full episode: https://ept.ms/Rebound2024YT-OT Even Republican consultants say the presidency seems out of reach this time around. With swing states controlled by Democratic governors and legislatures, and lax COVID-era voter laws still in place, the White House is out of reach. But Rich Baris says the experts have it wrong again. The director of the Big Data Poll says the 2024 race may be decided by the black and Latino male voters fleeing the Democratic Party in droves. So who gets the nomination—challenger Ron DeSantis or GOP frontrunner Donald Trump? In this lively, fact-filled episode of Over the Target, Lee Smith speaks with Rich Baris, the pollster who speaks with voters. 06:00 College-educated voters looked at DeSantis and went back to Trump 08:30 Can DeSantis narrow Trump’s lead? 10:10 Polls show Ukraine flip-flop led to DeSantis drop 13:48 Are Dems indicting Trump to avoid running against DeSantis? 22:30 Why did DeSantis enter the race despite widening the poll gap? 30:00 The path to 2024 GOP victory is non-white male voters 35:50 How is RFK Jr. Polling at 20% in the Dem race? ⭕️SUBSCRIBE to The Epoch Times YouTube channel TODAY: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeLc4heXqG9dtL7jiPHMBfQ?Sub_confirmation=1 ? Check out 'The Real Story of January 6' documentary DVD here: https://ept.ms/3cxGVEO, use promo code “EpochTV” for 20% off! ? "The Shadow State," a feature documentary by The Epoch Times, takes a deep dive inside the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) industry. ORDER DVD: https://ept.ms/3XxcWir ? The Final War DVD: https://www.epochtv.shop/product-page/The-Final-War-documentary-dvd ? Unlimited #EpochTV access starts at only $1: https://ept.ms/1DollarNOW ------- ⭕ Sign up for our NEWSLETTER and stay in touch: https://ept.ms/EpochTVNewsletter ? Support us to fight for the truth: https://donorbox.org/epochtv Top Pollster Says Path to GOP Victory Is Clear—but Which Candidate? | Trailer | Over the Target #gop #candidate #Donald Trump ------------------ © All Rights Reserved. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8T2HahxSs4

Honest News Straight to Your Home. Try the Epoch Times yourself, and get a free gift: https://ept.ms/2Tu6l8t The CCP virus has prompted the manufacturing industry to consider diversifying its supply chains. According to reports from Indian newspaper The Economic Times, Apple is planning to shift nearly a fifth of its production from China to India. Experts say the scale of investment, around $40 billion over the next five years, could also make India the largest exporter of Apple products, the report said. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said in an interview: “We are really doing that, so as a part of this trip, the maps facility will be several hundred million dollars. And so all of these things add up to a significant amount of economic activity.” Cook started investing in India four years ago. As the pandemic takes a toll on the global economy, supply chains are shifting away from China. Apple is accelerating its plans to open factories in India. According to The Economic Times, the Indian government in March approved the Production Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI) for large-scale electronics manufacturing. The goal of the PLI is to increase the production of electronic components, semiconductors, and mobile phone components, creating 200,000 new jobs over five years. Indian officials revealed that Apple is considering shifting 20 percent of its production capacity out of China, which sums up to around $40 billion in investment over the next five years, The Economic Times reported. Vice President of Taishin Securities Investment Advisory, Huang Wenqing said: “(The U.S. block on China’s) technology, as well as the tariff trade barrier, are issues that might heat up again in the future. Therefore, it is likely that China-based production bases, such as Honghai [Foxconn], will start to shift their production capacity outwards.” Although 90 percent of Apple’s products are currently assembled in China, its main supplier—Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn—has long begun laying out strategies (to build factories) in India. Foxconn signed a pact with India in August 2015 to invest $5 billion over five years. In fact, Foxconn manufactured and assembled the iPhone XR in India last year. Wistron Corp has long begun producing affordable versions of the iPhone SE, as well as the subsequent iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 related products in South India since 2017. Some experts say that Apple has not only focused on the domestic market, but has also gone further to make India a major production and export hub. Industry Analyst of Taiwan Institute of Economic Research, Qiu Shifang said (during a phone interview): “In the past, Apple's main production capacity was highly concentrated in China, which made it difficult to shift its production elsewhere. The su ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDatkQLomLI