and browner. in the next couple of decades america's going to be a majority-minority country, very much like california. that's what california is like right now and and i think the diversity in my state i love and look forward to the country being as diverse, and we need a president like president biden who i believe will help americans understand that this doesn't mean someone is going to take something from them. they are not going to lose by diversity. they are going to gain, and we would be much better internationally when our country in terms of b leadership does reflect the population. that's going to send a wonderful signal to the world, and by the way i didth mention that, but president biden vice president harris are going to have to go clean up our image around the world as well now because people are laughing at us, in the entire world is watching us to find out what happens. we cannot disappoint the world. >> thank you so much. so sorry we have to wrap up. we are out of time. i believ

and browner.cades,xt couple america is going to be a majority minority country, very much like california. that is what california is like right now. i think the diversity in my state i love and i look forward to the country being as diverse, and we need a president like president biden who i believe will help americans understand that this does not mean someone is going to take something from them. they are not going to lose by diversity, they are actually going to gain. and we will be much better internationally when our country in terms of leadership does reflect the population. that will send a wonderful signal to the world. president biden and vice president harris, they are going to have to clean up our image around the world as well now because people are laughing at us and the entire world is watching us to find out what happens. stef: thank you so much. so sorry we have to wrap up. we are out of time. i really appreciate your time in your response to that question, so thank you, karen bas

and browner and in the next couple of decades america's going to be a majority minority country very much like california. that's what california is like right now they think the diversity in my state,gh i love and i look forward to the country being as diverse. we need a president like president biden who i believe will help americans understand that this doesn't mean someone is going to take something from them. they are going to lose by it and they'll do better internationally when our country in terms of leadership does reflect the population. that's going to send a wonderful signal to the world. president biden and vice president harris will have to clean up our image around the world as well because people are laughing at us and the entire world is watching us to find out what happens. we cannot. >> thank you so much. i'm so sorry we have to wrap up. we are out of time. i appreciate your response that question. thank youpo for coming in congresswoman karen bass and thank you to our sponsor bank of america. state tuned for final session with mike allen and h.r. mcmaster. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

send a wonderful signal and that is the president who has so much anxiety that america is getting browner and america will be majority like californiaik and i look forward to the country we need a president like president biden he will have americans understand doesn't mean somebody will take something from them and we will be much better internationally when our country in terms of leadership that is wonderful signal to the world. by the way i didn't mention that the president biden because people are laughing at us. >> so sorry we have to wrap up that we are out of time. and thanks again to bank of america and with the final segment of cofounder and hr mcmaster. so i thank you to bank of america for making this conversation and possible hr mcmaster formally presidentt trumps national security advisor but before that for 34 years in afghanistan. >> thank you it's a pleasure to be with you. and the battlegrounds, this is not your typical washington service but a scholarly book. and to take them very seriously. >> maybe it was a bit predictable to transition to only my second career in my

they tend to be younger and browner. we are getting a lot of minority voters in the state and college aged people. as you look at the electorate and how it has changed since 2016, the percentage of white voters is probably going to drop by a couple of percentage points compared to where it was. the percentage of black voters will probably stay the same. it is about how they turn out. hispanic voters have been increasing in numbers in the state as well as asian voters. we are seeing the increased influence of minority voters in the north carolina electorate. voters8% of rural preferred the present. prefersuburban voters biden. could these voters make up the difference for the former vice president and show why he has the advantage? we have seen the propelling of suburbs -- purpling of suburbs in the last few election cycles. is inthe battleground is the circles immediately around the major metropolitan areas, charlotte, raleigh, and even the ing counties a little bit outside of the suburbs that are changing as the populat

so it has changed in a matter of a few days —— in the browner chart.ide, please. one of the things that has been widely and accurately reported in the media is that our resurgence of cases this autumn has been mainly in adults aged 20—29 and that is absolutely true. these graphs are the same representations of case rates and changes in rate, but by people aged 60 and over. you can see, again, that there is the spread from those younger age groups into the 60 plus age group in the north—west and the north—east and there are rates of change in the same places, but also extending a little further south. this is, again, of significant concern as my collea g u es again, of significant concern as my colleagues will explain to you in more detail because, of course, the elderly suffer a much worse a course with covid—19. they are admitted to hospitalfor with covid—19. they are admitted to hospital for longer periods and they are more difficult to say. next slide, please. —— more difficult to save. this is my final slide and it isa save. this is my final slide

and he just, you know -- it's browner, darker. he's got some sun. he's not pale. >> i got a much easier way. show us a negative test. >> there you go. >> show us the test. instead of having all of this -- i just cannot believe that he's inviting people -- inviting them to possibly get sick and get covid. not necessarily from him because he's going to be on the balcony, right, doing his thing. but -- because they're all going to be jammed in together at a place that's already a hot spot. a super spreader house. interesting. >> yeah. it's a cluster. it's literally -- >> it's a cluster in a whole lot of ways. >> he's inviting them into a cluster site. >> yeah. >> i got to tell you, you and i disagree on this so i'll make it quick. i feel for many of the people who follow him. they have legitimate frustration and disaaffect and they were desperate enough to bank on someone as a radical change agent and he is embarrassing them on a daily basis. >> i feel for them in a different way. but they're adults. and they're grown. if you don't believe in science,

they tend to be younger and browner.e getting a lot of minority voters in the state and college aged people. as you look at the electorate and how it has changed since 2016, the percentage of white voters is probably going to drop by a couple of percentage points compared to where it was. the percentage of black voters will probably stay the same. it is about how they turn out. hispanic voters have been increasing in numbers in the state as well as asian voters. we are seeing the increased influence of minority voters in the north carolina electorate. voters8% of rural preferred the present. prefersuburban voters biden. could these voters make up the difference for the former vice president and show why he has the advantage? we have seen the propelling of suburbs -- purpling of suburbs in the last few election cycles. is inthe battleground is the circles immediately around the major metropolitan areas, charlotte, raleigh, and even the ing counties a little bit outside of the suburbs that are changing as the population ch