want to talk about protests and clashes with police people always point to an artist elements or black bloc tactics how do you keep the attention away from just that and i think one of the things that we've seen with the occupiers. is that when it's about a specific family and their fight to keep their all against the back and rallying the community around them it's really hard for those sorts of divisions to exist in . because if you know this is very grounded work this is about you know this family at this address in the house that they've had for you know years or generations and so i think that's something that at least with our work directly we've been able to stay very focused on on how we're working in organizing to help people fighting off those are in effect so is the targeted campaigning you think the better way to go about it there's tons of issues going on this medical student rippling our third generation right now so in my mind it be great to see more projects like occupy homes excel in with specific political demands as the push contradictories for families but also more tran

show, everybody talks about the latino vote and the black vote and the senior vote and the soccer mom vote but nobody looks closely at biggest voter bloch is still whites. it's about 70% to 75% of the electorate. when i started to kind of look at those numbers in the polling, lo and behold it shows that barack obama does have a white voter problem that's worse than it was back in 2008. let me say this i actually believe, don, there's no question that in 2008 barack obama's race was an asset, americans loved the idea of electing the first black president. i think that really helped him in the election. it was cool to be for barack obama. it's a little bit of a problem, though, it's -- let me put it this way, it's not big as an asset now as it was then, because barack obama has a record to run on. and so, you do have more skepticism of white voters. by the way, the polling shows barack obamas is undoing unbelievably well with black voters, polls as high as 94%, 59% of the black vote is for barack obama. >> the interesting thing this time that is will the black electorate be as passionate going to the polls as they were last time. >> grea

show, everybody talks about the latino vote and the black vote and the senior vote and the soccer mom vote but nobody looks closely at the biggest voter blocwhich is the still whitetion and it's about 70 to 75% of the electorate. when i looked at the numbers in the polling 'lo and behold it shows that barack obama has a white voter problem that's worse than it was in 2008. i actually believe, with don, in 2008 that barack obama's race was actually an asset. americans loved the idea of electing the first black president. i think that really helped him in the election. it was cool to be for barack obama. it's a little bit of a problem now -- let me put it this way. it's not as big of an asset now as then because barack obama has a record to run on. and so you have more skepticism of white voters and the polling shows that barack obama is doing unbelievably well with black voters. 94 to 95% of the black vote for barack obama. this interesting thing time is will the black electorate be as passionate about going to the pollings as they were the last time. if that doesn't has been i think it's going to pose a big challenge for president obama. i