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Months ago, it will be at the governor's desk shortly. neil, let me tell you why this is important. every time i hear people, i hear juan williams talk all the time saying there is no data on crime from people here i willegallill. we have put into our jail in 25 counties, 212,000 illegal ailians, charged with 565,000 crimes. two thirds here being illegally. 6,000 sexual assaults. 1,100 murders, 6,600 drug offenses. 500 kidnappings. the drug cartels control the border and they allow their people to come over, gangs all over the country, they come through texas, they stay in houston, stay in dal...

$565,000 being spent to see how long mud skipper fish can run on treadmills, apparently quite a while. 50 grand to find out if dinosaurs could sing. that wouldn't just amazing -- we don't know. charles payne, what do you think of all this? we still don't. charles it's great when we talk about this. i want to make sure that we are not paying to giant nuclear mushroom behind us, the trillion debt. neil: this is part of it. charles these republicans who are in washington, d.c. are going to be the key. can they give up not bringing the poor -- neil: they are talking earmarks. charles: republicans ...

Early voter turnout but latino and hispanic turnout is coming in. >> we will be there tomorrow eating aand voting for hillary. >> "the new york times" noted today there really is a hispanic voter surge, one that could make a difference in the tightly contested battleground state of florida. through saturday, 565,000 hispanics had completed early in-person voting in florida, a 100% increase over 2012. crucially, many of them are new voters. joining me now, jeremy bird, national field director for president obama's 2012 campaign and maria, obviously we will keep monitoring that rally that's happ...

Role in that. >> i think you're right may prove to be decisive for clinton in a key state of florida for example. through saturday, 565,000 hispanics completed early in person voting. 100% increase over 2012. hispanics and african-americans are turning out in large numbers and many are voting for the fir. froms according to florida political scientist daniel smith. one in five blacks and one in three hispanics didn't vote in 2012 in miami-dade and have cast their ballots so, here we have is that happening up here tom? >> there isn't any early voting to speak of. but except absentee. i think th...

Nevada and then there's this from florida. 565,000 hispanics have completed early in-person voting. that's a 100% increase from 2012. this is based on an analysis done by the miami herald. so what do you make of those numbers, amanda, what does that mean? >> we feel incredibly proud of what we are seeing from our ground game. really, the connection with hillary clinton. the answer back to donald trump. you are seeing the latino community engaged and not just in bigger numbers but seeing new voters come out and that really is a sign here that the latino community is engaged, voting, listening a...