be a big part of it, too. if that happens, if she wins and it s going to be because of a huge turnout of hispanic voters are, it s no accident. yes, donald trump has served as a huge mobilizer of the hispanic vote but the hillary clinton campaign has put unprecedented focus, infrastructure and investments into getting out the hispanic vote in a way that i have never seen before. and, of course, isn t a monolithic group, though, jackie. you know, obviously it does tend to vote overwhelmingly democratic but in the most recent usa today poll, 18% of hispanics said they were undecided. that is hardly they re all mad about the wall and all going to straight vote for hillary clinton. 18%, not enough to win. not even close. probably half what he would need to win. but it does show that it isn t as simple as it seems. well, and partially, that could be the cuban vote which cubans but in the univision poll last week showed that cubans weren t really gravitating to donald trump either. but
made appearances. donald trump? isn t he the one that s, like, uh, you re all losers? reporter: one snl skit actually predicted a meeting between the donald and mexico s president ten months before it happened. donald. enrique. i brought you the check for the wall. so wonderful. reporter: not since tina fey have comedians been so identified with the candidates they impersonate. either not that rich. wrong. not that charitable. wrong. or he s never paid taxes in his life. warmer. reporter: hillary liked it. i thought i was going to fall off my chair. reporter: the donald didn t. he s portraying somebody who s very mean and nasty and i m not mean and nasty. reporter: alex baldwin and kate mckinnon came out of character to complain about the campaign. don t you guys feel gross all the time about this? reporter: and then off they went together. hugging each other s supporters. just don t expect the real donald to carry the real hillary around o