immigration, that is going to be bad for the politics issue. >> if it does. but i have to say. first of all, goldie touched on a really important point when she mentioned this issue of immigration resonates particularly in the south. a lot of people associate wit an issue that resonates in the border state. but the fact is the southeast is where we're seeing the largest growth in the hispanic populations. >> that's right. >> so places like georgia, alabama, north carolina, virginia. >> places where there previously had not been large populations. >> now people are dealing with the issue. and that's why they're feeling threatened. and we have all the legislation and different things going on. >> very good point. >> as we go ahead with the immigration reform movement, the gop declares it dead at their own peril. that's only because in all likelihood, it is legislatively dead. but you have a generation of lengths, particularly young latinos who have not been this politically engaged since the days of cesar chavez. >> right. >> meanwhile, even in virginia and the southern states you is also have a very sizable evangelical catholic southern baptist coalition. and they're really pushing