Where Does America's Fastest Growing Demographic Get Its News? | Guest: A. Enriquez
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Jacki interviews Abraham Enriquez of Bienvenido, a 29-year-old dynamo who
has set out to be the pro-freedom voice for America’s fastest growing demographic:
Hispanic Americans, whose average age is…29. Of those, 67% are of Mexican descent.
The U.S. is quickly becoming a Hispanic nation, yet there exists very little in the way of
pro-freedom Spanish news and messaging available to this increasingly influential population.
Enriquez, son of a Mexican immigrant, aims to take leadership as the trusted
voice to his community on what it means to be an American. Jacki and Abraham discuss
the importance of the Hispanic community to the oil & gas workforce and how this
combo makes Texas one of the richest states.
X: @JackiDailyHost @Bienvenido_us
Instagram: @Abraham.Enriquez @Bienvenido.US
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