65% of hispanics are u.s.-born. others are proud immigrants like myself, but you can't generalize, and that is a mistake i see happening over and over again. pete: absolutely. nicole: and, you know, you and i had been mentioning during the break that people are focusing on having the latino vote, but a large portion of the vote are mexican-americans who, and it's okay that they identify as americans because they are americans. >> yeah. of. nicole: now, president trump got 28% of the latino vote according to the 2016 exit polls. the only people who have done better than him are george w. bush and senator mccain, both from border states. what is it going to take for trump to maintain that latino vote this year or in 2020? the truth is hispanic unemployment's at a record low. >> right. nicole: what else can he do to make sure he holds on to the that? >> well, anyone who scores 30% and above on the republican side amongst hispanics is doing really well. so he was almost therement i think it goes back to the top