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the country. yes, the majority vote democrat. but in 2020, there was an enormous shift to the republican party. the future of our democracy in the ballots, i wanted to find out what's fueling that rightward shift in latino communities across the. country so we'll have a conversation about all these things straight ahead. but first, this field report from florida. >> thank you. as you can imagine, politics is a total blood sport. >> the reason i'm a republican is those are my values. i think that's resonating with others experiences as well. >> how many of you voted for trump in 2020?...

a total blood sport. >> the reason i'm a republican is those are my values. i think that's resonating with others experiences as well. >> how many of you voted for trump in 2020? >> i'm scared to say that i voted for trump. >> but i also voted for obama. >> the biggest misconception is that latinos are supposed to be democrats. >> we just won the capital. >> my first language is spanish. i'm definitely not a white supremacist. i had a right to be there and protest. >> [speaking spanish] >> he's the best damn president in u.s. history. >> to believe that the 20 traction election was s...

>> julio lead aurier called himself a disinformation analysts. for the past few years he's been monitoring it analyzing the kinds of information that he's been shared on and off line and south florida. specifically, what's being shared in spanish. >> why south florida the perfect place for all these different narratives to be pushed? >> you have a lot of different backgrounds in, the latino community here. hispanic, colombians, wentz is, cubans from everywhere right. and you can sort of pressure test different messages to see if anything sticks. >> describe it for me, like, if you turn on the ...

A disinformation analysts. for the past few years he's been monitoring it analyzing the kinds of information that he's been shared on and off line and south florida. specifically, what's being shared in spanish. >> why south florida the perfect place for all these different narratives to be pushed? >> you have a lot of different backgrounds in, the latino community here. hispanic, colombians, --, cubans from everywhere right. and you can sort of pressure test different messages to see if anything sticks. >> describe it for me, like, if you turn on the radio monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday...