WATCH: Dinesh D’Souza predicts ‘red-tsunami’ for midterms, 2024 election

D’Souza said there are "three elements" to the perfect storm in politics: the grassroots mobilization of parents protesting against Critical Race Theory (CRT) and public school indoctrination, states passing voter integrity laws, and minorities defecting from the disgraced Democratic Party.

According to D'Souza, these three factors could attribute to a "red tsunami" coming in 2022. "This is a good, perfect storm," D'Souza said during the latest episode of the Dinesh D'Souza Podcast. "They kind of join forces and then you've just got unbelievable turbulence, a tsunami, or some catastrophic result, except in this case, the catastrophic result is for the left. And so we love it!" he said.

The New York Times best-selling author mentioned that the COVID-19 pandemic awakened parents forced to teach children at home to the anti-American indoctrination being taught in public schools throughout the United States, which prompted families to organize and speak out to local school boards.

This past Tuesday, parents at a Loudoun County school board meeting on critical race theory and transgender student policy erupted into chaos, prompting officials to place the meeting on hold. Police were called and one parent was arrested.

"The parents are getting really smart and they are figuring out ways to fight back. There are a couple of parental organizations around the country and one of their strategies is this," D'Souza said. "They essentially write to the school board or they write to the government and they put in these FOIA requests, freedom of information act requests, demanding to know, to identify Critical Race Theory elements in the school curriculum. They have a right to do this. They're parents; they're taxpayers."

D'Souza went on to mention that voter integrity laws getting passed in many Republican-led states is an essential element that will help uphold the integrity of our elections, which in return, helps prevent election fraud. "Voter integrity laws are being introduced all over the country. Nearly in all 50 states, but certainly in the swing states, and they're all moving forward," D'Souza said.

"Michigan recently, the Senate passes legislation to add voter ID requirements for in-person voters, as well as, absentee voters. All of the Senate Republicans, by the way, voted for it. Every Senate Democrats voted against it," D'Souza continued. "So this is a straight out partisan issue."

The conservative commentator explained that minorities have started to defect from Democratic policies, predicting more minority groups will soon follow suit.

"The third part of the storm, Hispanics are waking up and I predict that Asian-Americans will be next," D'Souza predicted. "Hispanics are…waking up in the wake of an intense leftist and media campaign: the Republicans are racist, Trump hates immigrants, the GOP hates Mexicans. So imagine the group that gets a drum beat of this kind of propaganda, and yet at the end of the day, they go, well, yeah, I'm actually going to vote for Trump. I'm actually going to vote for the GOP, a real movement toward the GOPA," D'Souza added.

"And by the way, this isn't just the Cubans. This isn't just the Venezuelans. These are the Mexican Americans who are the majority of Hispanics in this country," D'Souza added. "So I foresee a Republican party that is a multi-racial Alliance. Of whites, 50% plus Hispanics, ideally 70% plus Asians that's the Republicans are long way from that, but they should be able to get that."

“Then perhaps a minority of African-Americans, but nevertheless, a multiracial coalition that if you could put this together, and the political tracks are already to do that, would make the GOP invincible, not just in 2022 and 2024, but also beyond," D'Souza concluded.