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Doesn't work for the people. >> so, steve, it sounds like she's banking on puerto rican voters, other latinos holding that against the president at the ballot box. what do you think? >> right. well, look, i think first in terms of the democratic primary, you're absolutely right, of course, minority votes are key, so key, in fact, that somebody like beto o'rourke who's an irishman, robert francis o'rourke somehow re-branded himself as an hispanic and somebody like elizabeth warren at least for a while tried to re-brand herself as a native american. so clearly it's important, but, and it will ma...

O'rourke has somehow rebranded himself as an hispanic. somebody like elizabeth warren at least for a while tried to rebrand herself as a native american. clearly it's important. >> and ted cruz who ran for president. >> ted cruz is hispanic by the way. one thing i would point out, to be fair to republicans, two of the three finalists in the republican primary were hispanics. all three were sons of immigrants. so we're often unfairly maligned as a party that doesn't like immigration and doesn't like diversity. well, we had two minorities in the final three, and all three the sons of immigrants....

You were seeing grandmothers marching that were granddaughters. husbands marching with their wives. >> jessica, chris and i were there at the beginning of the march and got to see all the disparate signs, some of them very creative. is there a way to condense it down into what the overarching message was? >> i believe the overarching message is that people around the world are really unifying against the idea of populism. i believe the message is that a diverse community makes us all better. >> it's not that -- i hear you. it's not that populism doesn't like diversity. it's that the strain of ...

Was based on anything but his support for the president's policies. it's not exactly an apology, is it, folks? he stated that powell's decision was influenced by race. it's certainly not about race. it's about policy and the performance of the president of the united states over the last four years. general powell did you want think romney is ready for the job. as for sununu, he's just coming off as an angry old white guy who doesn't like diversity. let's turn to former chief of staff at the state department during colin powell's term and currently the visiting professor at the college of will...

Anything other than what he thought was what is going to be best for america i think doesn't make much sense. >> well, here comes the mop-up. sununu has now issued a statement calling general powell a friend and says that he respects the endorsement. he says, i do not doubt that it was based on anything but his support for the president's policies. it's not exactly an apology, is it, folks? sununu clearly stated he thought powell's decision was influenced by race. it's certainly not about race. it's about policy and the performance of the president of the united states over the last four years...