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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...

he said it was wrong that an 18 year—old could walk into a shop and buy assault weapons. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin's ukraine invasion has presented nato with its greatest challenge in a generation. at nato hq, they claim support for ukraine has unified and reinvigorated the alliance to the point where sweden and finland urgently want tojoin. in kyiv, the message is different. nato, they say, has done little or nothing to help. my guest is nato secretary—general jens stoltenberg. are internal divisions undermining nato�*s ...

the quad — as they're called — are discussing how best to address china's growing power in the indo—pacific region. they are also considering joint responses to russia over the war in ukraine. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin's ukraine invasion has presented nato with its greatest challenge in a generation. at nato hq, they claim support for ukraine has unified and reinvigorated the alliance to the point where sweden and finland urgently want tojoin. in kyiv, the message is different. nato, they say, has done little or nothing t...

nato, they say, has done little or nothing to help. my guest is nato secretary—generaljens stoltenberg. are internal divisions undermining nato's ukraine response? secretary—generaljens stoltenberg, at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me, stephen. it's a pleasure to have you on the show. i've got to begin with the stinging comments just a couple of days ago from ukraine's foreign minister, dmytro kuleba, who said that nato had in effect done nothing to help ukraine. what's your response to that? so, first, i would like tojust say th...