we talk about latino's contribution to america, the economy and the politics with sol trujillo, aida alvarez and hine ree cisneros. >> in the american tradition the latino community self-reliant focusing on improving education, health care and improving life in communities. we will not only make a contribution to our own community, but to the country as a whole. it's coming. it say big, big shall-- it's one of the mega trends of the future, without a doubt. >> rose:e conclude with swrai could be bern steen some of carl bernstein and nora ephron, his film about his mother called everything is copy, nora ephron scripted an unscripted. >> to her everything is copy was a means out of victimhood. the quote that i see on social media of her the most often is be the heroin of your life, not the victim. and i think that everything is copy was another version of that. you know that it was a way of saying as she said, when you slip on the banana peel people laugh at you. if you tell people you slip on the bana peel you become the hero rather than the victim of the joke. >> rose: an update on brusselsk

also with me, aida alvarez.he is the chair of the latino community foundation of san francisco and serves on the boards of walmart and hp. she was the first latina to hold a u.s. cabinet position. and henry cisneros, the executive chairman of city view. he served as the 10th secretary of housing and urban development. this is an important conversation. i start with the basic question. some people talk about hispanics. some people talk about latinos. give us a guide in how we use which phrase. guest: they are interchangeable. they are part of the core economy. the big story we are here to talk about is essentially what i call the new mainstream economy. that gets to this issue -- charlie: you started the latino donor collaborative? guest: it was started by henry and i to look at what was happening, the conversation about latinos in the country, intended to be negative, intended to be a lot of things that, if you are a parent of a young latino, you would say, i do not want to see that on tv. what we did was we dec