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Denigrating the values of this country. those values are used as political tools we the left and the right. for grassroots leaders, those principles are life enforcing. these falls are the foundation of the transformation and redemption. we need to give the people who are experiencing the problem their own voice. there is no place in this country where a low income white, black, hispanic can come together and say these extremes do not speak for us. woodson center is trying to promote that. >> tu...

>> i think thats important because time and time again when the president has been given an opportunity to stand up forthrightly and condemn the hatred around him he has shown dissidence, reluctance and the same thing that was not my fault. and the absolute anti-semitic hate that can rain down on julia, and her response was julia provoked it. that is not standing up for the things that we like to believe america is about, which is flurallism, democracy, love thigh neighbor. and he has gotten the...

Hispanic voters backing gillum 59-36. women are backing gillum. gillum leads 96-4 among democrats. republicans 89-8 for desantis. one interesting marker is that white women are actually, at least in the polls, going for gillum, 50-47, the reverse of the margin they gave donald trump nationally. what do you make of this? if as mark is reporting you dont see a wave right now of block vo black voters going to the polls, could it be gillums secret weapon here? >> thats why he has led in the head to ...

Over the last few days weve been following this story out of dodge city, kansas. 60% of the residents of dodge city are hispanic. its one of the few majority minority towns in the whole state of kansas. about 13,000 registered voters in dodge city. on election day those 13,000 people have only one place they can go to cast their ballot. on average in kansas theres about 1,200 voters per polling place. dodge city, they decided to cram all 13,000 voters into one polling place. why not? did we ment...

Im ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. im trying to do some homework here. so theyre ready for anything. over the last few days weve been following this story out of dodge city, kansas. 60% of the reside...

Minority students when they talk to you, see you, meet you? youre nice, youre fun. >> in the beginning, last semester we were met with so much protesting, the entire game has changed. theyre wearing maga hats, saying thank you, jumping up and mocking beto for pretending to be hispanic. we have a large his span nick following. maybe its because kanye west put on the maga hat. this country is changing, im telling you. i say this all the time. black americans have nothing to fear when donald trump ...

Heller. its race thats labelled as to up, a real one. lets bring in tonights roundtable. let me tart wistart with the ne issue. the hispanic vote is pretty strong for a republican out here. 38%. how do you see that? >> i think it will be interesting. i think the president of the hispanic and politics group out here which has been active for a while pointed out some of their membership is starting to shift from what was a 15% conservative bend to more of a 20% conservative vent. obviously nevada ...

>> laura: raymond arroyo, best-selling author of "the new york times" -- joins us now to tell us what else he discovered. raymond, there were a lot of people at that rally. where were some of them from? where they all texans? >> no. everything is bigger in texas, including rallies. there were people from new york. i met people from the upper east side of manhattan, people from maryland, florida. they really came from all over the united states, but think of that. to get on a plane, to come in fo...

This couldnt have been scripted better for republicans as if they planted or something. if this is something the democrats should be very concerned about. that said, i think the democratic base is very motivated to get out and vote in this election and i think when the democratic base somite base comes out, democrats win because they are a bigger base than the republican base. >> laura: i keep going back to this group, he was arrested inside the migrant movable mob. he was arrested because he wa...

North dakota who have not been contacted by the democratic party, which is going to be a challenge. there are many races across the country where some of these marginalized communities will make a difference. >> you see it in georgia. doug jones learned this lesson very well. >> this is a very difficult group of people to turn out. democrats are anxious about this. there are certainly groups maki making efforts. it could be decisive in races like arizona senate, nevada senate. hispanic voters ar...