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Out there is that latinos don't vote. - right. - that is actually not our problem. the biggest challenge of the latino community is that we can't keep up with the amount of people turning 18 every single year. - right. what can we as a regular civilian do to help what you're doing? - well, you know that peer to peer? [speaks spanish] when you talk to your friends, that's who you believe and who you trust, you know? it's not enough just to register. - right. - bring your aunts. bring your cousins. you know. - when people say, you know, "latinos are not a monolith," i agree. - oh, yeah. - not on...

Us who have grown up with the big box in the corner, we can't imagine watching everything on a tiny screen, but generational changes. i think we have to distinguish between public— think we have to distinguish between public service broadcasting and then the medium three which people watch and consume content, whether it is live television or on demand, i agree — live television or on demand, i agree with giles, it is really notable _ agree with giles, it is really notable the way that the bbc and other— notable the way that the bbc and other public service broadcasters like channel 4 ha...

So that could -- that could be a problem for him. let's see what buttigieg does with it. i don't think he has to do anything, but he does talk about generational changes. >> i want to talk about some of biden's past debate performances. he has a good track record. take a listen to him debating paul ryan in 2012 after obama did very badly in his first debate against romney. >> you can cut tax rates by 20% and still preserve these important preferences for middle class taxpayers -- >> not mathematically possible. >> it is mathematically possible. it's been done before. it's precisely what we're ...

A bigger role? >> it's been one of the underlying threads of the campaign. they're very strong passionate feelings. that's what concerned me the most about the debate tuesday night, those very strong feelings. i think that you also see a lot of people -- young people, even quite frankly african-american women over 60, who just want to see their city succeed. they want to move on. i think we're also seeing generational changes. we're seeing those that remembered '68 and lived through this and young people who want to have a healthy future. >> all right, debby dingell, who's very passionate abou...