In a recent episode of “Dinesh D’Souza Podcast,” Dinesh D’Souza surveys a multiple political headlines that are making waves in our world right now, from Elon Musk’s political posture, voter-registration trends to MSNBC’s corporate future.
D’Souza opens by arguing that Elon Musk has “quietly jettison[ed]… the idea of starting a third party,” calling the original notion “a horrible idea, an atrocious idea.” In his view, the much-discussed political “middle” is largely a mirage: “There is no such middle. The country is in fact more divided into two parts… the 80% is in fact the two camps.” He suggests Musk’s energy will return to tech ventures while looking ahead to 2028 with “J.D. Vance, as a likely contender.”
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Pivoting to voter registration, D’Souza highlights a New York Times analysis he says shows “the Democratic Party is hemorrhaging voters long before they go to the polls.” Citing figures from “30 states that track voter registration,” he claims “every single one is moving toward the Republicans,” adding, “in four years, the Republicans have added 4.5 million voters.” He stresses the shift spans “battleground states, the blue states and the red states.”
As The Hill noted from Democrat strategist Eddie Vale, this should “be an alarm” for the party. One of the prime examples of this shift from the left to the right is Brandon Straka, a former Democrat who started the #WalkAway Movement after feeling completely let down by the party. This eventually lead him to support Trump in 2020 according to CBN News.
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Tying into this political pendulum swing, D’Souza then predicted a corporate and brand retreat for MSNBC, asserting the channel is “essentially detaching from NBC” and “not even allowed to use the name NBC,” adding that the network is repositioning as “MS Now.” He forecasts a prolonged fade: “I expect… the new name is MS Now… [to] go into a kind of declining spiral.” This comes as CBS News is also reportedly losing $50 million a year.
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Overall, D’Souza’s analysis paints a picture of a shifting political and media landscape, with realignments in voter registration, corporate media strategies and the focus of influential figures. These trends suggest a period of significant change, and the coming years may bring even more pronounced shifts in power and public engagement.
Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
