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One in four african-americans is too young to vote, so it will be a majority/minority state and the republican party has done itself no favors in trying to attract the votes in the future. that's why ted cruz is probably right when he says his base is big aer than beto o'rourke's despite the enthusiasm behind him. again, you never know. this is the most extraordinary election where getting out your base here is really what this race is about. he's only a year younger than ted cruz, people think he's a lot younger. i'm saying that because he's done an extraordinary job of positioning himself as...

All these folks. go ahead, kevin. >> everything he just said is absolute nonsense. every problem that he just described is a democrat problem. now what they want to do is transfer these white races and bring in black races. every problem that's happening now. new york city, baltimore, detroit, atlanta, you name your urban indoctrination central. democrats running it. all the way to the president. the attorney general. it is democrats or black democrats. and you want to make it sound like a cop problem. >> good to see you. at the same time, this unfolds in ferguson, missouri, the folks behind t...

All these folks. go ahead, kevin. >> everything he just said is absolute nonsense. every problem that he just described is a democrat problem. now what they want to do is transfer these white races and bring in black races. every problem that's happening now. new york city, baltimore, detroit, atlanta, you name your urban indoctrination central. democrats running it. all the way to the president. the attorney general. it is democrats or black democrats. and you want to make it sound like a cop problem. >> good to see you. at the same time, this unfolds in ferguson, missouri, the folks behind t...

He is reminding viewers that the investment strategy he has used has paid off. remember, when the president came into ofrgs we were at negative 8% gdp. the economy was contracting by 8% a year. it is now growing somewhere between 2% and 3%. when the president came into office, we were losing somewhere on the order of 800,000 jobs a month. we're now gaining on average about 200,000. so both in terms of personal terms and economic terms, it is a very, very compelling story. >> it would appear that the electorate supports this. the new "washington post" poll today shows that 52% think unfairness,...