Crowder spoke with three young women who feel that they’ve been lied to, as they have been having difficulty finding jobs in their fields and realize the opportunities their parents had are no longer a reality.

This video may prove that even young women are leaning toward Trump.

These three women were told that if they went through the educational system and graduated college with good grades, they would be set. However, that is not the status quo, as all three are struggling to find entry-level jobs with experience and degrees, especially considering the competition with foreign applicants who are also educated and qualified. And on top of all that, they are competing against diverse hires and are basically being set up for failure.

"I think that our country has been seen as weak since Biden has been in office, which is very concerning," Janice said.

One noted that although she's not into politics, she has to vote for Trump, as her job depends on it because she's in the airline industry.

"That's going to really affect my job opportunities so I have to. That's the route I have to go," she said.

All three of them lived under Trump as well as Biden and have been able to see the economic differences between the two.

"I was making a ton of money [under Trump] and things were good. I was living the life and now I'm not. So that definitely hurts when you're able to provide a certain life for your family and then it gets taken away," Janice said.

Basically, it's just one broken promise after the other.

"I think we're really blessed to live here. I'm still really happy and I don't have much to complain about. I know a lot of places are way worse," Maddie said.

With all the woke garbage, the abysmal economy, and destructive policies put into place by the Biden administration, the chances of these ladies voting for Sleepy Joe is slim to none.

"It turns out that you may gain some new perspective, as well as provide some for other people out there, regardless of the chasm that you think may exist between you both politically. There really is a lot of good that can come from just getting out and talking with people," Crowder said.