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>> -- is playing a little bit of a shell game here. premium increases have been modest, but when you talk to consumers and people on these plans, they're saying deductibles are out of control, sometimes even $5,000 people are having to pay. and they just can't afford it. >> but bottom line, premiums are going to go up. this is going to cost everybody more. this was not the intention of the plan, tucker. >> it won't cost everybody more. >> it's going to cost everybody more. >> no. it won't cost members of the obama coalition, the democratic party is a coalition of the rich and the poor. the mid...

Issue. absolutely right. nearly two-thirds of the latino electoral have a direct connection to either a family member, friend or neighbor. you definitely need to take politics out of the equation. you're looking at the latino electorate and the way they behave and the way they change their voting patterns. through this poll and many other polls. that they're not married to the democratic party. they want to see results. and they want to see action. on immigration. and so this executive action is something latinos are firmly behind. they expect the next presidential candidate and the next presi...

Together that rift that have leadership that truly understand what's going on and are trying to address it. when you look at a situation like ferguson and you look at the voting patterns in the last election where 6% of the people came out and voted. we understand there are long-term risks that exist between general disillusionment and the communities they're part of that have everything to do with what happened with that community on that specific day. >> really fascinating, brave and dicey conversation. much more ahead. a lot of news to cover. still ahead on "morning joe," social media as a ...

Adults is non-white. about 43% of so-called millenials are non-white. if you look at their younger brothers and sisters, you're looking majority of youngsters, kids today are non-white. if you look the way those voting patterns played out over the last 40 or 50 years you see the non-white constituents, blacks, hispanics, asian-americans are heavily democrat. unless the republican party find a way to crack that code, then they are looking at ever increasing demographic challenges. jenna: what about libertarian point of view? that has been a strong thread within the republican party. you have me...

Golden dawn won half a million votes, awarding seats in the parliament for the first time. many commentators have described this as a consequence of the dereliction and slow recovery that still afflicts much of europe, but similar voting patterns can be seen in countries like syria, denmark, which are all doing well economically. the parties that do well center their agenda not to economics, but on immigration and culture, on promoting national identity. you can see it not just in europe but around the world. look at prime minister abe and his plan to reinterpret japan's pacifist constitution ...