A political talk segment argues the parties are splitting along gender lines, with men drifting to Trump and women staying with Democrats.

• The claim is that men feel the Democratic Party offers them nothing and are moving toward Trump.
• Black men in particular are described as shifting to the Republican side.
• Women are said to stay Democratic, voting on abortion first.
• The segment frames men's confidence as tied to having jobs and making money, and ties women's votes to that.

Outlook: Expect this gender split in party loyalty to stay a talking point heading into the next election cycle.