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Clinton? if theyre coming out just to voice an expression of donald trump and rejection, thats one thing, but you have the cuban community, latinos, they are not the african-american community. they have different sense of family values and economic establishment in this country that they favor which could create a different break. they wont be 95/5, maybe its 80/20. maybe its 78/22, what does that mean? >> clearly for today, election day, we know that the vast, vast, vast majority of latino and...

Interesting. lets go to our national map. lets go to florida. as these returns come in and youre coming home from work and you start to watch county by county, theres a couple things to look at. what are we talking about in the surge potentially of hispanic voters? this plays so big in a state like florida. youre going to look at miami. miami-dade county, this is huge. look at the margins in 2012. 62 to 38 for barack obama. youre going to look to see if hillary clinton is performing at that leve...

Showed up and said i love him too. that doesnt bare out in the polls. what we have seen is 100% increase in turnout of hispanic voters in florida. weve seen 100% greater turnout in north carolina, long lines in nevada. >> you want to talk about north carolina. >> one of the things you miss in this analysis. theres a voter in florida, an npa. you went through all of this deductive reasoning, one of the thing you missed, 27 1/2 of those npas are hispanic voters. what were seeing in florida, what y...

Is it because you guys know that this group can hurt you? >> well, i think, look, anybody who doesnt realize the political reality of the country is changing is going to fail. theres no question about that. what we do know is that the states like north carolina and states like florida, there is an uptick in hispanic turnout. we know that. theres also an uptick in white turnout in north carolina. theres a down tick in african-american turnout. i dont want to look at just one part, one nationality...

Collar, more nonurban than the pollsters are expecting. >> abby, we have a little illustration of whats happening with the hispanic vote. we just want to show it because it is notable how much its up. florida, north carolina, georgia, obviously we could look at nevada and other places, but you see its up significantly. 89%, 79%, 144% from the last elections. >> folks are breathing a sigh of relief in brooklyn about that. there was some concern going into this that maybe donald trump, you know, b...

The lead on immigration and lots of other things. >> whats your response, maria? >> thats exactly what the republican party said after they lost the last election, thats when they did their autopsy. after this election, theyre going to have to do a forensic autopsy to realize what went wrong. you know, its not only immigration reform, i think its the tone. its the language that has been used when you refer to the hispanic community. it is the fear that is in -- anna navarro said a little while a...

Judge gloria stuhrman ended this case. it was in clark county, very much a democrat county. i think it was putting them on guard. >> why did they do it? >> i think its putting on guard saying yes, we are watching, we are going to challenge. >> challenge everyone you can. >> theres nothing wrong with that. just to be clear. >> they have a right to do that. >> but to be clear, if thats the logic behind the campaign that just shows you there is some irresponsibility going on -- >> thats not irrespo...

Racism and hate in this country. that is a fact, and theres so many samples of that around the country. >> well see you back on after the election. thank you so much. >> back with me now, margaret hoover, cory dean. you were nodding your head, margaret, why? >> shes right. george bush won, but he didnt run on immigration reform. he rang with a tone thats respectful. its about approaching hispanic americans with decency and respect. yes we know that donald trump has done enormous damage. i want t...

Now in colorado is hispanic. they tend to be democratic voters. you have to link those two together and say the democrats were able to get out the hispanic vote and if you look up in north carolina where weve seen a decrease in the african-american vote by 33,000 people, right, for whatever reasons, youve seen an increase by about 30,000 new hispanics voting. >> and if that does go democrat it makes up that deficit. >> you also have in other counties here totally different demographic but crucia...

When you look at 2012. whats interesting about colorado is that when you look at the population of colorado, 21.3% of the population is hispanic, and while the state doesnt give us demographic information on who the voters are, you would have to think the democrats were able to cut into the republican lead because of the strength of the hispanic vote. if you go back to 2012, barack obama won colorado by 5.4%. back in 2008. he won it by 9%. nine electoral votes right now on the cnn map, colorado ...