take anyone for granted. texas is a state that is 41% hispanic. we have to be within every community and within the communities of our communities. it means that when i'm in houston i'm also in the fifth ward. i'm in cashmere garden. i'm in greenspoint. i'm in the places that typically people who are in position as a public trust don't go to be held accountable and to listen to those that they want to represent and to serve. when we show up and listen and we reflect what we learn on the campaign trail, then we ever the chance to earn the votes of those we want to represent. people have a reason to turn out. so whether you are black, mexican-american, anglo in texas, i want to represent you, and i'm coming to your community to listen to you and hear what you think is most important for texas and this country in your own voice. and then to turn around and make sure i'm campaigning on that. and once in the senate, serving you and being accountable to you. that's the difference between how i campaign and how i serve