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Expense ratio. what have you done today? do you think he's trying to distract from your story? has he done a good thinking? >> yes. this is a guy who comes out of college and decides i want to raise money for a children's hospital that does cancer research. that's a good thing. >> and he's raised money. >> it doesn't forgive what they did later. >> "in order to understand the eric trump foundation, you need to understand the donald j. trumpationation. the president was never known for giving his foundation much money and from 2009 to 2014 he didn't give anything at all. outsiders still donated...

Saint jude for less than 12.3% expense ratio. what have you done today? so you think he's trying to distract from your story by saying -- and has he done some good things? >> he certainly has. you know, this is a guy -- again, we can't forget this. even given all of the weird, shady stuff in this foundation, this is a guy who comes out of college and he says i want to raise money for a children's hospital that does cancer research. that's a good thing. >> he's raised money. but, still, it doesn't make up for the shadiness. >> it doesn't forgive what they did later. >> you said, in order to und...

So good news, but it even gets better, if you go back to 2008, which is the comparative data we can use in this election with the state of florida, democrats at that time had a 73,000-ballot advantage. now they have a 16,000-ballot deficit. not necessarily good news for democrats when it comes to that. let's look at the racial demographics, too. let's look at the african-american participation rate. 12.3% right now, so far to this date. and look at the hispanic participation rate, about 14.1%. let's go back now to 2008 and look at these numbers. look at the drop-off, the sharp drop-off by abou...

Two states i want to highlight today, florida and north carolina. they are key to the presidency and winning the presidency. let's start with florida. right now in florida, more than 4.2 million people have cast their ballots. when we look at who is in the lead right now, republicans have about a 16,000 ballot returned edge which isn't very large but if you compare it to 2008, democrats were in the lead and they were in the lead by 73,000 ballots returned. so not good news for democrats. good news for republicans. let's look at the racial demographics of who is participating right now. as you ...

Though, of who is returning the ballots right now and if we go deep into that and into these numbers, you see right here, the african-american participation is about 12.3%. the hispanic participation about 14.1%. let's compare that to 2008, the year with the most relevat numbers. first start with the african-american. look at the drop off right there. little more than 3% drop off of participation by black voters right there. not good news for democrats. but look at the hispanic number and looks how much that has increased and shows you the influence of the latino vote. in raw votes alone that ...