CNN SHOCKED as Kids Give BRUTAL Opinions on Kamala and Trump!

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[@steele5048]

Y’all completely missed the very important stat from this study. They said 90% of the democrat kids had negative things to say about Trump and not the policy while only 10% of the republican leaning kids said mean things about Kamala. It’s a perfect study to show how the democrats teach kids to hate people not the policy.

[@illxtra]

Facts!

[@Deetroiter]

They were the party of slayvry, why wouldn’t they be the party of hyate in 2024?

[@imageword5576]

also goes along with the study that found democrats have a more narrow intake of news sources than republicans (they only watch liberal news whereas republicans are more likely to watch both liberal and conservative news).

[@gwendolyn4753]

I was thinking that too. Honestly why are parents of young children so irresponsible as to teach their kids hate language and such horrible things. My heart breaks for our country and our future seeing these kids. 😢💔

[@tyriciankelly9185]

BOOM!

[@Bishadid]

10 and 11 year olds can answer questions, unlike Kamala.

[@michaelwest9840]

Mic DROP😂

[@bonnieboo1984OG]

Facts

[@moonshadowrising]

🤣😂

[@AlfredoRundell]

she has concepts lol

[@Yerrrrrrr12]

She couldn’t answer a single question about economics 😂

[@feedmemoreh8458]

Y'all should do Candace Owens story on Kamala Harris grandparents

[@rightnearthebeach]

Yes. I second this.

[@lamb562]

Content would be good, but them trolls gonna be HUUUUURT. Much love fellas

[@sirleeproductions]

no doubt

[@iamkoopa22]

Crazy. If she lied about her own grandmother, that would be so evil

[@muthamibrian]

Facts

[@dc_ox]

Blue kids just eatin eating up the hate of their parents, so sad

[@scratchpenny]

Yep, and they are very likely creating some psychological issues down the road.

[@stephen1774]

Polly want a cracker

[@BigDiesel1989]

And they red kids aren't 😅😅

[@PhucYoutube-andjeffytoo]

@@BigDiesel1989lol. No.

[@benjaminrancman7589]

@@BigDiesel1989they must be warned about all enemies foreign and DOMESTIC

[@gameplayparadiseofficial]

My four year old knows Joe Biden and Kamala are bad people because I tell them I can’t afford to buy them toys. Everything is too expensive Lol 😂

[@lancezenner6177]

That's an awesome comment, way too funny if it isn't then truth.

[@LifeMomentsVisuals]

Toy prices have been the same last decade. Did you say the same when trump was in office? Toys are expensive though

[@Apheelia77]

The kids are cute, but they also give me the impression that they’re just parroting their parents.

[@Gnashadelphia]

Because they are

[@lexyabby9]

Or the News

[@eveline9530]

And parents are parroting media!

[@ceefresh432]

I mean, kids are pretty much a reflection of their parents. So...

[@rahnsingh7693]

Kids learn from their parents, parents learn from peers and media. Some kids, with absentee parents, will learn from whatever adult gives them the most attention (like chubby cheeks probably learned that shit from his teacher). Children are a reflection of the people they learn from, generally the adults they look up to (parents, grandparents, teachers) and they're friends (who learn from the adults they look up to). It's not parroting (like they are being brainwashed... even if they learn from someone who has been brainwashed, it's just learning). Kids learn, adults adapt (comply or rebel, to serve their own interests). Basically, peers require you to fit in, adults are a source of information... until you get older, and everything turns into fitting in (and parroting the "right" things).

[@angelahodge4907]

My daughter said to me a few days ago: Sometimes, I want Harris to win because I think it would be neat to have the first woman president and she's really pretty. But then I hear her talk and I think, 'nevermind'. She's 8.

[@imageword5576]

It's like kids can tell a person's character. They aren't looking through the lens of a political bias so they just see what it is.

[@pointlessmanatee]

she has a pretty turkey neck gobble gobble

[@DFi-zk5wp]

🎯

[@gracenmercy579]

Kids are dumb

[@ac-jn1iq]

She’s pretty? Where

[@mostlyharmless1]

The black kid that says "I know he doesn't like black people" is so cringy because you know Mom and Dad tell him that.

[@chrisbryant8807]

@@mostlyharmless1 Racism among children is taught by their parents

[@tristankerr3655]

Damn race victimhood minded parents

[@blackunicorn6797]

Mom. There is no father in that home

[@mostlyharmless1]

@@blackunicorn6797 Sad but probably true

[@MissLadyG99]

​That child sounds like he has a foreign accent. Many black people that come to America from other places have intact families.

[@jasonfritz838]

I'm a Republican and am voting for Trump, but if I had a daughter who basically said a woman shouldn't be President, I didn't do my job as a dad. This woman...definitely not. But any woman...I didn't teach her right.

[@tinabohannon8787]

Absolutely, that's why we shouldn't push so hard to have the FIRST anything. First black, first LGTBQ, first woman, first Trans. We should be picking the best person for whatever job it is. When you pick a person that isn't qualified, just so they can be the first, it makes it harder to ever have second chance

[@donnamclain2995]

As a woman, I agree with this kid. Women are too emotional.

[@jayney6176]

Any Grade 4 girl has witnessed the drama and vindictiveness of some girls her age.... Ask anyone who works in a school!

[@GailMccawley]

It's just not the right woman

[@Dinnymay-q7d]

Children are a reflection of their parents, and it shows the Republican parents are a lot more decent

[@jemajo5]

You are 100% right

[@internetfactcheck]

Meanwhile, Trump's rhetoric is much more polarizing than Harris'. Funny how the bar is low as if each candidate should get equal treatment when there is a clear difference in how one side talks versus the other.

[@awr2024]

​@internetfactcheck kamala doesn't need rhetoric like that because joe already set it up r8ght before the midterm elections he stated maga republicans are enemies to the state. Also stated to preserve or protect our democracy vote blue. Here's the thing his democracy isn't the same as your democracy. His democracy they strive to protect is the dnc controlling everyrhing.

[@coadycamcoad7352]

Decent and rational. People of the blue persuasion are full of hatred and intolerance.

[@nathandavies4530]

Cnn looking for kids smart enough to fill out kamala ballots and get away with it 😂😂

[@juniorwilson3937]

touché 😂 .. if they can count votes of dead constituents, then it's not impossible.

[@mawga18]

😂😂😂😂

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

PARENTS Beware of teachers trying to endoctrinate your kids at school ! Politics is not maths or grammar, it stays in the home.

[@kizito8888]

Charity begins at home. Most of these kids told you it’s how their parents feel.

[@marcosaguilar518]

yeah, alot truth to that.

[@brettweltz8135]

Please 90% of parents either don’t wanna have the time for their kids or don’t have the energy left at the end of the day for their kids.

[@IonizedComa]

Politics should atleast be taught at highschool. Obviously not to indoctrinated kids, but to help them become educated voters. Imagine policy case studies are brought up and show how effective they are in real life.

[@bryant475]

Even worse, is them indoctrinating kids with CRT and gender ideology!

[@verribarry]

Kids hear their parents conversations around the house....they parrot their relatives.

[@emubud7415]

Yeah exactly. Not a fan when either side use kids as political thought engines.

[@cocoblessings]

@@emubud7415 I agree!

[@nat4465]

Yea, my kids love Trump but it’s because I’ve spoken to them about him and the things I appreciate about his presidency. I’m sure other parents who speak well of Kamala, they would probably love Kamala. I have shown them videos of him and they find him funny at times lol

[@chrisbryant8807]

You are absolutely 💯 because it starts at home kids are the world's greatest imitators

[@ca8944]

Exactly! Or hear it on the news that their parents or grandparents are watching

[@michelleheavenbound716]

Kids will speak their minds it's not hard to believe what these kids are saying, I'm sure there is morals in their homes in some kinda way red or blue#MAGA2024

[@Deetroiter]

Of course CNN would still somehow twist this into an anti-Trump advertisement

[@Canthavemybones]

We need to stop involving children in adult conversations. Scripted or not.

[@gracenmercy579]

I agree.

[@getmoneychill6462]

Everyone is affected indirectly even the kids.

[@Canthavemybones]

@@getmoneychill6462 I understand that. Kids don’t have the nuance, life experience or critical thinking skills to participate in political debates. It’s not appropriate. There’s a reason why you have to be an adult to vote.

[@getmoneychill6462]

@@Canthavemybones Indeed times are different information is very accessible.Phones,tablets,Internet & other gadgets kids have mastered how to use.

[@Canthavemybones]

@@getmoneychill6462 what does that have to do with adults intentionally facilitating these conversations with kids for political entertainment?

[@Dixonseider12]

Big surprise, "The blue state kids are more polarized"

[@dbrandingqueen]

Exactly

[@joelbwrites1996]

Conservatives think Liberals are wrong, Liberals think Conservatives are evil, according to a popular study.

[@525569andrea]

I mean red state ppl tend to be followers and don’t step out of the opinions of others around them; they just do what each other does and ask zero questions..lower general self esteem due to higher tendencies of judgmental people will usually have the effect of people trying to fit in so as not to stand out, and esp not go against their religion (another dumb indoctrination). What you’re registering as “togetherness” isn’t really as solid or informed as you think. Just cus ppl have hive mentality doesn’t mean they’re onto something lol in fact…quite the opposite. It’s even less reliable, finding legitimate opinions that aren’t some regurgitated speech you know they haven’t actually looked into beyond one sided news channels. It’s easy to get people to follow what seems to be passionate people, when it’s really just anger that gives yall reassurance of the copied person’s passion/honesty/good intentions..so easily convince by anger. That’s why it’s such a good strategy, and it works on y’all every time. People who know literally nothing about economics so easily convinced that it’s as simple as immigrants taking our jobs when we all know it’s always corrupt republicans who hire those same illegal immigrants because they know they work hard and they can pay them less and rely on them to always be available to them for work..and then blaming it on the immigrants…gimme a break! I understand on a basic level you can’t help others until you help yourself, so on a macro level, yes, we need to take care of our people first. Duh. But to even bother suggesting that there’s more unification in red states as a result of something that translates as a more solid overall opinion is dumb af….when yall know damn well how quick yall will be to “correct” a child across the table who even dares utter anything democratic, followed by indoctrination of, once again, uneducated regurgitated opinions of everyone around them, so they can feel like “good Christians” and keep their guns (that no one is even trying to take away)..it’s literally so easy to get a child to agree with that. It’s fascinating how yall see it’s good vs evil, but the other side feels the same bit in reverse. Y’all know you’re seen as the evil and dumber ones by the higher unbiased majority of the world right? There’s a reason movies use country accents on characters who are supposed dumb or villains…👍🏼 it isn’t based on nothing.

[@miatika]

Kamala said in 2007 they’d com take your guns. In 2019 she said she couldn’t wait to start a mandatory gun buy back program as president

[@akimball7675]

4 million words and yet you say almost nothing. ​@525569andrea

[@mostlyharmless1]

The "JFK cheated on his wife" kid was my favorite.

[@troytaylor159]

That kid is 100x more informed than your average kamala voter

[@1Mhoram9]

Interesting that the kid didn't say Clinton.

[@emeraldkaysgarden]

​@@1Mhoram9he might still have his "mee maw" and "pawpaw"😂

[@M3GAprincess]

@@1Mhoram9 Clinton's legacy is huge in our minds because we lived it, but I think in history his star is quickly fading. The two memorable presidents of the 20th century are JFK and Nixon.

[@NipponKiwi]

19 years old and he knows so much about sex and infidelity already!? Yikes 😬!

[@BjutifulMinds]

These kids were hand-picked and well-prepared for this. They are essentially speaking on behalf of their parents. It is a shame to involve children in politics. Shame on you, CNN.

[@jeffreymontgomery7516]

I think they picked the ones with the most articulate answers for the video... but included the data from all of them in the numbers. I'd personally like to see the full video though - I can't find it

[@The-Dirty-Straw]

Bruh this is still interesting. Who cares

[@PS-vc2yz]

I voted for Jimmy Carter in elementary school. I had no idea what would make a good president and chose the guy that looked younger. Clueless me and the same with these kids. Anything they say they either heard at home and/or from their teachers

[@Miamipiano33]

Kids repeat what their parents say period 😢

[@LambsBlood33]

Sounds like they have smart parents.

[@Paulsofsteel]

Exactly that's why this is so irrelevant. Thank you

[@Gnashadelphia]

@@Paulsofsteelnot irrelevant if it shows their parents voting intentions

[@VWWVVVWVVWWVWVWWVVWVVV]

@@Gnashadelphiathen why not interview and ask adults? It’s weird af for CNN to be interviewing little kids about politics.

[@erikasmith8894]

@@LambsBlood33 Only a few, but the overweight kid was talking hate when he said he could not be friends with anyone who votes for President Trump cause it would "be a fight". You think that's a good way for a kid to think? And you now his parents spew hate for Trump (and the liberal media they watch), and that's where these kids get their info. It's another form of indoctrination.

[@mikedeuceview211]

My son is 5 and randomly said that he loves trump and he's a nice guy. mom was shocked. We never talked about Trump around him.😂

[@rustynails8756]

I swear kids can hear thru walls and in their sleep. It's amazing what they pick up

[@shaddjimenez4524]

He better not have access to the internet at 5

[@dootdoot1867]

We barely let kids be kids anymore. Too many childless adults trying to upload their insecurities

[@KAMIIKAZEExx]

Certain things are just gonna age your kids. It’s impossible to just put ear muffs on them 24/7. I was 5 years old watching 9/11… It’s not the worst thing in the world to raise your kids to understand the world around them. I was the smartest in my class a lot of the time and it wasn’t because my parents were stupid and treated me like a toddler until I was 10. They gave me access to more information, not less. They made it fun to learn while other kids did whatever else they were doing. You can have fun as a kid while also not being dumb. I did kid activities, but my brain wasn’t child-like.. Your kids are gonna be as dumb as you want them to be at the end of the day. These kids are gonna go far in life. Their minds are probably way more advanced than a lot of their classmates.

[@frankb9149]

What happened to sports , hot rods , comic books , being ACTIVE , ACTIVE , is more of the Problem , too much sitting around .

[@je__.]

10000%

[@KAMIIKAZEExx]

@@frankb9149 You can be an active kid with intelligence lol

[@alphasierrabravo5905]

Petition here for Cartier Family to watch Candice Owens story on Kamala's parents/grandparents. Spoiler: They aint black😂

[@gwenaguilar7049]

I worked in education for 20+yrs and these kids are super intelligent. Don't discount what their teachers are teaching them about politics as well. Teachers are as big an influence as their parents

[@Owensully123]

Every time I hear Kamala’s voice I change the channel. It’s unbearable.

[@soulshinesessions160]

Me too!!!

[@SlermmMcderm]

It really is I can’t stand her

[@KevinCowden-ow5to]

Loser

[@KevinCowden-ow5to]

​@@soulshinesessions160 you better get used to it

[@narinecates9736]

You are not lying. She makes my blood pressure up

[@leanneedwards2685]

Australian here, children parrot what they hear. They are always listening in silence. They are too young to know what is truth or lies and believe who they trust.🇦🇺

[@bonniehare2372]

Exactly. This borders on child abuse.

[@craigjenks9064]

I think it varies house to house . I'm a support worker in busso w.a. and I find that kids are clueing onto more and more and also teach the parents substance and government lies in which some are to ignorant to even listen being mum/dad . tds is huge still in Southwest but trump support has increased probably double in last few years . I just say nothing and listen in my job 😉. I do find it funny how families push narratives onto there kids and very few say the pros and cons to there policy but only talk character

[@craigjenks9064]

oh .. I'm actually not a trump/harris supporter as both have good/bad points but I just look at both sides to get my info etc .

[@jeffreymontgomery7516]

@@craigjenks9064 I like discussing things with people like you because you actually discuss the material... The people who drop the TDS, or even the Anti-Biden / Anti-Harris rhetoric and can't discuss the matter are no use at all. And it's scary that people are out there like that, having an equal vote to the rest of us. I just hope there are more of us than them. (Regardless of the outcome, I want people KNOWLEDGABLE to vote rather than those just voting down a party line or who just recite or parrot what they heard and have no opinion of their own.)

[@andyschmid3640]

Breaking news Candace Owen's kamela harris grandmother is white

[@ipell5280]

And they owned thousands of slaves

[@Stopthespie]

Oh wow, what she's denying her white side to be black.... I wonder why?

[@andy1181-l3m]

***PLEASE READ*** Does anyone find it funny how all of a sudden people care so damn much about this? Did you care as much 5 years ago? 10 years ago? Husbands and wives are arguing over politics, parents and kids, teachers and students, bosses and workers, brothers and sisters, relatives and neighbors! Think about it…why is it such a big deal all of a sudden? Since when has KIDS had an opinion on whose president? Seriously!! When I was a kid I was busy being a kid!!! Wake up people…dont let them divide us! The fact this is even a video IS A PROBLEM!!!

[@rookierocksolid8536]

Very true. I feel it all got worse during covid.

[@defrim11]

Very good point, people get way too offended about politics and every other little thing these days.

[@KurtisandHurdle]

I remember when I was in first grade we got to select who we would vote for. It wasn’t really political back then just seeing who our parents would vote for I think.

[@DL67884]

I think it's good that people are more aware and hopefully will base their decisions on facts and not opinions. 😊

[@sirthomasevangelion1258]

I was a dumbass at their age how tf 😭

[@jordonlebrun4501]

Kids are sponges. Everything they see and here, they record.

[@tokesalotta1521]

Does this not show how kids have fear pumped into their minds at a young age?

[@Ayanna248]

Unfortunately yes, but I must say if these children are taught pure truths they will be a force in the future..

[@johnmacleod9507]

@@Ayanna248 Name a pure truth, I got 2, F=ma and Einstein's theory of infinity, "two things are infinite; the universe and human stupidity, not entirely sure about the universe.

[@druiz607]

Yes that poor kid who said that Trump hates blacks. Unfortunately there's a lot of kids and even teens who think like this because their stupid parents tell them that. Maybe even the teachers.

[@adiraodeda7962]

I don't care if they are pro Trump/ Pro Harris or mixed: they are children listening to adults.

[@crominion6045]

That last question was sad. I feel like kids are having way too much stuff laid on them now. Growing up in the '70s and '80s I had no idea what my friends' parents' political views were, and I didn't care. My parents were Republicans and many of their friends were Democrats, but whatever disagreements they may have had, they stayed friends and they didn't lay that stuff on us kids. They just let us be kids and hang out and have fun. I can't imagine telling a kid "You can't hang out at Bobby's house because his parents like ______ (insert politician's name)." That's wild.

[@Cash_los_]

Bro you’re right at the 9:30 mark. I’m from jersey, very extreme liberals out here. I’m currently applying to Texas can’t wait to leave

[@Chillfam]

Two states that allows incest, Jersey and Rhode Island. I moved from Vegas to Texas. The west coast is prettier more nature stuff if you can afford it. Texas is less in nature but if you like living in the city it's the same everywhere else. I'm outside of Dallas but I think outside of Houston or Austin is better and you're 6-7hr drive to the nice beaches in Florida.

[@bobbygotthesauce8204]

Kids really just repeat what they hear from their parents come on now kids are like a sponge they observe what they hear nd repeat most of the time, especially at this age.

[@aikibaby]

That was the point of the interviews. To find out which way and how deeply parents condition their kids.

[@HLStrickland]

@@aikibaby Don't you find just a WEE bit creepy that they even THOUGHT of these interviews? It's as if they're trying to find out how well their indoctrination on tv is working.

[@CsongorCsatlós]

A sponge doesnt get conditioned mate. They just absorb.​@@aikibaby

[@tristankinney9077]

Well that makes you and a plethora of other adults kids then because all y’all do is repeat what the news (your parents) say 🪞

[@HLStrickland]

@@tristankinney9077 That's he just said .. only YOU added the word 'plethora' to it.

[@skeletorishere4110]

It disgusts me CNN did this, leave the kids out of this

[@dc_ox]

Hard disagree, we should be looking into how the hateful attitudes of divided politics affect children. Parents need to be more aware of how their behavior and possible casual hateful attitudes influence their children.

[@dc_ox]

Also, I said in another comment that I'm impressed CNN revealed that they are capable of unbiased interviews 😂

[@yaygenmills]

What, you don't like the opinions of kids and how that world can influence and impact kids in today's society and who are the future of our nation? Seriously? Think before you post please.

[@skeletorishere4110]

@@yaygenmills they're 9-11 years old

[@internetfactcheck]

Who cares. They are just kids and they can't vote. All they are going to be doing now is parroting what their parents say and think. Wait until they get to college/18+ and start thinking for themselves...

[@xInfiniteGaMeRsX]

This kid really said "he remembers when January 6th happened" as if he wasnt 5 years old when that happened 🤣

[@ca8944]

Ikr? His parents probably have it on repeat and have CNN on constantly

[@CafeRacer1975]

At least he was accurate about the fact that only 1 cop died later on (he probably isn't aware it was unrelated)

[@Nm-co6zp]

I remember shit from 2 years old clear as if it happened this morning.

[@johnmacleod9507]

Maybe I was born in 65, and remember my parents trying to get the moon landing on TV, or watching returning POWS arrive at the airport from Vietnam.

[@jeffreymontgomery7516]

I remember the blizzard of '77.... I was 3. :)

[@jamiewalsh1414]

When I was that age I was not worried about the political climate in our country. Of course when I went to school we learned writing, math, and English and now kids are not learning normal skills to use in their life. That should be equally terrifying as then parroting their parents.

[@jeffreymontgomery7516]

I was aware that Reagan was president... and Bush after, once I was in the 9th grade... I didn't really pay attention to politics though until about 10th or 11th 12th I had a civics course, learned about the Constitution, read the Federalist and Anti-Federalist papers, etc. so it was a world I was highly aware of... And in my freshman year of college, my first election, I voted to keep Bush Sr., but Clinton won... and look how that turned out. First impeached president... first embarrasment on the world stage... and after eight years of that, we had Bush Jr. win, thankfully, since that was where we were attacked and ... honestly, I don't think Gore would have been good in his stead. I don't think we would have had nearly as quick and forceful a response. (The chads wouldn't have been an issue if they hadn't announced Florida polls closed, when part of the state is in Central time and were still open another hour....in very Republican counties.) but when I was in 4th-6th grade, Reagan was president, and we saw a very liked and very responsible person leading the nation. I think that, with my civics class, led me to my political position.

[@primal1233]

Even kids know that Kamala Harris would be a terrible president. Even if they are parroting their parents

[@NuanceNotes]

These are repeated statements not original thoughts.

[@1DolPhan1966]

This is terrible. No way we should have a conversation like this with kids. Wtf

[@kellyblack2010]

@@1DolPhan1966 and why not… they are the ones who have to deal with the consequences or rewards of what we do today that will affect them tomorrow we all my be gone by time any one of them reaches our current ages . And they will get to be the judge of how bad we screwed up or how well we succeeded based on what we are able to leave them with.

[@1DolPhan1966]

@@kellyblack2010 They're too young. I don't like the tone and don't believe kids should be calling adults liars . They have plenty of time for this political nonsense.

[@marlenefrazier1815]

Leave our kids alone jesus leave the kids alone

[@Thwagger]

Yea Jesus! Leave them alone!

[@TrueCrimeSurvivors]

Kids have been polled for decades and asked questions such as these. Did you ever watch Art Linkletter? Or the reruns? Come on. I have four children who are now adults. We taught them critical thinking skills, which are being exhibited by some of these kids, in addition to researching and formulating their own opinions based upon facts. While their linguistics may not be that of a college student, several of these kids articulate themselves better than the female who currently holds the office of Vice President of the United States of America.

[@BJJUSAF]

All this tells me is that CNN is resorting to asking kids about the election. Talk about panic mongering 😂 Save the children! While peal clutching 😂

[@anthonypolselli8659]

Absolutely scripted fake AF

[@kellycrook543]

It's crazy to ask kids, because they are saying what their parents believe

[@baali2057]

Leave the kids alone, Geez these adults are really abusive

[@thinkforyourself828]

oh please.

[@well_i_liked_it]

Their parents would have prepped them if they had to give permission.

[@luciferslettuce]

I hate when Democrats blame Trump for being polarizing yet they never accept their actions or rhetoric for what it is, how about people accepting responsibility for what they say and do and seeing how quickly things change? Sick of the whole blame game from politicians without any of them trying to better America!

[@therealest86]

This is kinda weird live the kids alone Trump 2024

[@lr9010]

These kids are too young to have any understanding of politics. They are just repeating what their parents are saying.

[@silikon2]

They should be old enough to know what a liar is, a convicted criminal is, etc. They weren’t exactly going into the nuances of the Middle East or Ukraine.

[@patriciaanzelc5386]

@@silikon2obviously you have no discernment.

[@lr9010]

@@silikon2 how would they know these people unless their parents are watching? How would they know who and why these people are liars or criminals? Their parents. Children don’t voluntarily watch anything related to politicians. The only things I knew about Presidents in fourth grade was taught in school. Kids have other things on their minds. So either their parents or their teachers have formed these answers and they are repeating it.

[@silikon2]

@@lr9010 I don’t know if you can be so certain considering the internet. Seems like at least some kids would be interested to some degree. And especially right now because of the assassination attempt. I would also not be surprised if political groups do try to reach them with target ads and content and such, albeit likely short and simple.

[@daking8374]

Why are they even interviewing kids? They can’t even take care of themselves , let alone have opinions on complex, multi-faceted issues. Let these kids be kids.

[@jocelyn7343]

This is ridiculous. No one should be asking children what their political opinions are.

[@davidortiz8705]

Yo I'm with you this whole thing was fake. These kids are actors or they definitely were told what to say. The answers were so manufactured.

[@Brandy4824]

Agree

[@susanmulvey6311]

Children will repeat what their parents believe and tell them!

[@yakinyisrael8308]

6:56 you must understand that every 4th grader knows more basic information than the generations before.

[@faithwork1]

And the generation before that (my parents).

[@faithwork1]

The Bible doesn't say a little child will lead them for no reason.

[@TXLennyS]

They're not overly educated answers they're more like practical answers

[@kristinaparrish90]

Been watching y'all for awhile, keep up the good work! Veterans for Trump 🎉🎉

[@KevinCowden-ow5to]

Just doesn't get any dumber than you

[@dantepace6893]

7:26 it not the school, but the parents are educating them.

[@iluvGodnUSA]

I was looking for this comment!!

[@Skotty1899]

Speaking what they think or their parents think?

[@repivonex]

Even my 8yo knows Kamala talk and talk but says nothing

[@neilsmith9066]

This seems wrong they are kids let them be kids CNN and your psychoanalysis BS team

[@Some_who_call_me_Tiim]

9:05 the media shifting the blame off of their rhetoric and onto the parents.

[@Falconblaze]

What’s the point in talking to kids though.

[@aikibaby]

That guy second from Right doesn’t get the point. It’s not that the kids KNOW these things. The whole point was to find out how parents have indoctrinated their kids.

[@joelharry6482]

I Ain’t gonna lie that kid really did look like he was on drugs🤷🏿‍♂️😂

[@bryant475]

He reminds me of Billy Sparks from "Young Sheldon" 😂

[@sarah_bae]

I don’t even love the idea of polling kids… wtf??? Leave these kids alone! All they’re doing is just spitting back what they hear their parents say. They aren’t forming their own opinions 🙄 it’s just regurgitating what they have heard from the adults around them and media.

[@gailpr67]

The kids that are fed the hate from their parents about Trump is awful. CNN blows big time 🤬 Trump 2024 👍🏻💪🏻🇺🇸❤️

[@user-cq6mn4dr6q]

Candace OWENS - Kamala’s grandmother is IRISH ☘️

[@JimmyTheSinner]

Why are they even talking to fourth graders about politics..seems real suspect to me

[@Prod.brownking956]

It’s CNN. These guys always give out a predator vibe

[@sirleeproductions]

convicted felon against a liar 😂

[@carolyncraft4203]

Just means she hasn't been convicted yet.

[@johnwray393]

Sounded like some shit I might say being a smart ass if someone asked me that now as a adult. Lol

[@sarakathryn8358]

I felt that LOL. It's so true. I wish there was another option.

[@stephen1774]

The left convicted him, for what that is worth, parroting their left parents.

[@conniemink672]

Well, he made the smart choice ❤

[@mexican-americanpatriot721]

Amigos, Viva Trump

[@boofert.washington2499]

orale!

[@rcr8741]

Solomon, you should be ashamed of yourself! That was your Billy Madison moment, "ta ta taday, junior." 🙈🤣 Brock.... have you ever had a dream that. (the Wattz Trap Remix on that is 🔥)

[@danny9732]

Just leave kids out of politics, no matter the side

[@poonksooniger]

We were all kids, some of us did pay more attention to the whole world around us, some didn’t, I’m a Gen Xer, that’s just how I see it!…I grew up in NY and been watching donold trump on the news since then, and he’s alway been helping people, always!!

[@filiajean2487]

Kids hear 1:13 what their parents say or what other people say as well. If kids don't know who you are and say things about others, it is because other people are talking around them.

[@joycebreaux49]

Exactly!

[@fernandorodriguez-fz4gh]

Not necessarily all kids kids can be more brutally honest than adults. Of course nowadays that isn't the case. As a kid and the kids I grew up with we knew a lot more than we should of known. In other words kids aren't stupid.

[@filiajean2487]

@@fernandorodriguez-fz4gh mean point was them talking about people who they never met before and say things about them. Kids observe and listen. Kids repeat until they have a better understanding, meaning they are seeing things for themselves. Like I don't say mean things to my kids or about others say they don't pick it up. I tell my kids don't be friends with people who treat others poorly. It starts from home not to repeat yourself again we recycle ourselves whatever we do or say they do . We must be CONSCIOUS around them.

[@fernandorodriguez-fz4gh]

@@filiajean2487 yes that's true. But then there's those kids are just good natured if that makes sense

[@801_XRP]

I think you just didn’t expect kids to be so knowledgeable in the subject and some of those answer sound like they could be mimicking their parents

[@karenduncan8150]

Alot of kids always eavesdrop and get the wrong message from parents.Patents can be very misleading,what kid gets involved in politics .

[@aikibaby]

Well, the point of this is that their PARENTS condition them. They hear their parents morning to night. If their parent are smart, they’ll have good thinking. If their parents are prejudiced, the kids will be prejudiced. The whole question is to find out how much and in which direction the kids have been POLARIZED. Poor kids. They’re just reflecting what their parents say every day.

[@LambsBlood33]

Not entirely true. I’m a perfect example of it so I can’t agree with your statement.

[@kellylappin5944]

@@LambsBlood33 You’re not in the fourth grade!

[@Vorhese93]

I don’t think it was scripted. But I do they are most likely formulating their opinion based on their parents views. Like I doubt they’re disagreeing or debating their parents on politics

[@1Mhoram9]

After the divorce of my parents at age three, mom and I lived with my grandparents. We were very poor, but for holidays and birthdays my dad's side of the family, probably feeling guilty over the divorce, showered presents on me. But until I was married at age nineteen I lived in households with no newspapers, or magazines, and the television was hardly ever on at my grandparents' house, although I remember running home from school for lunch (yes, I lived close enough to school to do that) and watching Lets Make a Deal and after school sometimes I watched Dark Shadows. That was mostly in the winter months because otherwise I was told to go outside and play. And I did. So I knew absolutely nothing about what was going on in the world. My grandparents never talked about politics or finances or anything of that sort. My hometown was 99.9% white, but there was one or two Hispanic families and the one of the "rich" business owners in town had a black maid to come in and do housekeeping. I thought nothing at all about color. We were all just people. Mom only had an eighth grade education because she dropped out. She hated school because she had gotten Scarlet Fever as a child and it affected her IQ. People bullied and teased her and she couldn't take it. I think it's criminal to politicize children the way they have been. I think its criminal to have taken away their innocence through grooming and being exposed to trans and gay teachers. Children are no longer allowed to be children and frankly, I don't see much difference in the blue state kids that were interviewed and the videos I've seen of the indoctrinated children of the terrorists we have all come to learn about. Nor the videos showing the children saluting with Heil Hitler.

[@ca8944]

Well said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@D.D.-ud9zt]

They kicked us out of the house because they didn't want to deal with us. That was definitely the case with my mother anyway. Parents were able to exert their selfishness and cruelty out on kids much easier back then. (Not so much about the kicking kids out part, there was a lot of things learned during that).

[@PhatFreddysCat]

These kids are parroting their parents for sure. No way they r deciding this for themselves at 10

[@kardiojunkee]

At that age, I think they are parroting their parent’s beliefs

[@gerardocastillo1578]

My daughter is in fourth grade and they see a lot of commercials of the candidates on KZbin.

[@ca8944]

Why are you letting her watch videos on yt?!

[@carterhewlett1154]

These kids are pretty smart! I was dumb though! I remember doing a mock vote in 4th grade and I chose John Kerry, because I thought his name sounded a lot like Jim Carrey!

[@jach707]

You guys ignoring Candace Owens.

[@Andre.Malik11]

Proof that misinformation is overly influencing the parents and their kids.

[@chazisflying]

Of course these children are influenced by their parents! Maybe one of them could be a young political geek and watches the news all the time and has their own opinion but the majority of them 99.9% of them learned what they know from their parents like children from their household. Hopefully they didn't learn things from their teachers because their teachers should be keeping their mouth shut.

[@Puppet__Master]

Kids are brutally honest and smart af…when not corrupted by the government💯💯💯

[@billynomate3699]

Or parents

[@trantorthetroll8768]

All of them In this clip are corrupted by their parents and Media without even knowing it. Both ways

[@Puppet__Master]

@@billynomate3699 yesss…that part💯💯💯

[@xxxxxxxxxxxxxc-r3x]

their parents not the government except when they let drag queens teach 4 th graders

[@ashlynncooney8766]

She’s to cute ..You guys hear about the longeshoreman strike? My husband works at the busiest port on the east coast and Biden doesn’t want to negotiate. Stock up peeps 🐥

[@conniemink672]

Would you please tell more on the strike? I'm intrigued.

[@ashlynncooney8766]

There are some news outlets covering but not all ..the strike will start on Monday ..anything that comes in from the east coast by boat or leaves will stop unless Biden can negotiate with them around wages and automation taking their jobs . On top of the economy right now it’s definitely not good ..we need trump asap!

[@leannesmith9809]

Come on! Kids do not have a clue!

[@pwrmvs247]

Yall crazyyyyy 😂 14:07

[@CyberBizAssistance]

Yes, kids are honest but they say what they hear their parents say. Is that simple. No kid in school talks politics at that age, was politics a subject you talked about in school at that age, or did you talked to your friends about politics at that age? Let's be realistic here! The kids are only echoing what they hear their parents/family say.

[@iamkoopa22]

Bro thinks kids are dumb

[@jeremymangum2255]

By 8 years old I had started watching porn, was published in the poetry society of america, and had a sit down with my parents and my youth pastor because I apparently asked "too many questions" about God's existence (I believed in God then & still do now). I'm older than you guys and I don't find this to be outlandish - they're just reacting to their environment with their own thought processes.

[@PackaGame]

Brotha, stop the cap. If you actually think you should be debating a child that’s your problem. No concept on economics, immigration or world affairs. You because you know 2+2=4 doesn’t mean you know “why” 2+2=4… At 8yrs old you should be playing with legos, having play dates and eating candy… Leave the fkn kids alone.

[@chrisd4841]

Kids, at that age, have feelings and opinions on many topics, but at that age the opinions are still formed by their parents, and what their parents expose them too. The listen to their parents speak to others, they hear the news that's on in the background. This is important to know., because we need to be exposing them to what is important for giving them the moral character and decision making skills to live their best life. Pay attention to what they are saying. Teach them how to discern right from wrong, Teach them to respect others, and other's opinion. Teach them to respect themselves, and to respect others. Show them their worth, not the moral character of our corrupt officials. GIve them a chance to live a happy life, not how to game the system.

[@tsadaqah]

We had mock elections in the fourth grade when I was in school.That was the year reagan was elected

[@GoatOnGanja]

My 12 yr old has been reading at a 10th grade level and above since he was 9 and he taught himself mostly hated school loved books loves learning stuff he is interested in. Kids are way too smart

[@animlyriks1349]

I don’t believe that kids know a lot about this in such detail. Maybe just that kid certainly not the majority

[@doeboy2264]

Something doesn’t sit well with me with CNN going into elementary schools

[@Bonez5341]

I live in nj and im for trump they blind af in p.a and jersey