that cuban american singer. was the top winner at the m.t.v. europe music awards taking home for accolades including best artist the show in the spanish city of bilbao also featured a stellar performance by singer janet jackson she gave an emotional speech about the abuse that she has suffered during her career. sisters united the ladies were in charge at the m.t.v. europe music video awards. and the monkees. and leading the charge was camilla cabello with the hit that propelled her to stardom back in twenty seventeen. a van to climb to number one on several charts around the world after its release or. any of that at this ears awards the twenty one year old cuban american cleaned up during the ceremony in bilbao spain. she took home best video best us act best song and best artist. the movie endless espanol is a story for. another leading lady stepped forward to receive the global icon award janet sachs. janet jackson moved the audience with her me to acceptance speech after more than forty years of fighting her way through the male dominated

a cuban-american. an amazing candidate and will be an amazing member of the delegation and will be a rising star. alexi: we have heard a lot about the post-kavanaugh bump for republicans. whether it is in enthusiasm or donations. we have seen how the battleground has shifted after that moment. what is one race think was genuinely helped by brett kavanaugh's nomination? john: i am not sure there was just one. i think either side would agree that there was a kavanaugh bounce that helped all races. i do not know if there is one, off the top of my head, that stands out. maybe rod blum?

cuban american singer communicability was the top winner at the m.t.v. europe music awards taking home for accolades including best artist the show in the spanish city of bobo also featured a stellar performance by singer janet jackson. and the way the ladies took charge of this year's e.m.a.'s that. leading the charge was twenty one year old coming like a bale the crowd roared as she scooped up a whopping four awards at the m.t.v. europe music awards in bilbao spain she took stage again and again picking up the best video best us act best song and best artists. the movie endless espanol and it's. the cuban american singer was propelled to stardom just last year when her hit havana climb to number one on several charts around the world. that soon. another leading lady stepped forward to receive the global icon award zuni cxi. janet jackson moved the audience with her me to acceptance speech after more than forty years of fighting her way through the male dominated music industry. i am one of those women. women who have been gagged both literally and emot

cuban american figure cut me a cut biomes two weeks of the board at the m.t.v. europe music awards but this year's event is not only about entertainment with veteran singer janet jackson taking to the stage she talked about a difficult past plus in the bundesliga gladbach are back to their winning ways baby does the door for three male to climb to second in the table we'll bring you the goals from sunday's match. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program iranian president hassan rouhani is urging his country to stand up to what he calls a bullying enemy he was speaking as the u.s. reimposed all sanctions lifted three years ago as part of the international deal to limit tehran's nuclear. the restrictions target key areas of the iranian economy including the oil financial and shipping sectors but rouhani says that iran will not be intimidated by such measures. at markets like this one iranians have been feeling the costs of sanctions long before they came into effect the mere threat has sent inflation soaring and prices doubling in just a year leaving household budget

the cuban american singer was propelled to stardom just last year when her hit havana climb to number one on several charts around the world. that. another leading lady stepped forward to receive the global icon award zuni cxi. janet jackson moved the audience with her me to acceptance speech after more than forty years of fighting her way through the male dominated music industry. i am one of those women. women who have been gagged both literally and emotionally women who have been abused women who have been intimidated women who have lived in fear i stand with you you are the son. checks and says artist all share responsibility to speak out against gender inequality crosses all borders recognizes the dignity of all people and of firms the beauty of all faiths. the. diva nicki minaj also went home with both hands full she won the awards for best look and best hip hop that has historic. they offered little room for a female megastars. out on the red carpet the night's big winner coming to bail offered advice about following one's dreams as well as this message to us fans. thank you. i

it was a republican district and a lot of cuban-americans lived there.ere also northeastern areas that have moved to that area. so what's the most important thing to them? >> the fact here is, i was born and raised and have worked on television in this town for a 35 years. that's why i'm sure the voters are going to prefer me over my opponent because mrs. shalala does not belong to the melting pot. miami is the ultimate melting pot in the united states and you need to be part of that social fiber. you need to be part of the ultimate melting pot in order to represent them in the house of representatives. the name says it, the house of representatives. in reality i am the person that could represent them the best because i get them. and -- >> martha: we will be watching it very closely on tuesday night. good to see you again. big win for the white house white house and less than four days to go until the midterms. we have brown job numbers that show a very healthy economy as america heads to the polls. >> president trump: more americans today, right now, a

a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back, and through relatives, arey, somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. it's renovated. it seems to be like a hotel. somebody bought the building and turned it into a little hotel. >> anthony: however you feel about the government, however you feel about the last 55 years, there aren't any places in the world that look like this. it's utterly enchanting. >> hugo: it's very seductive. >> anthony: there is no doubt in my mind that somewhere in the opposite of the four seasons hotel chain, they're looking at the seafront and thinking, you know, "one of these days," you know? cruise ships. what happens then? >> hugo: well, look -- >> anthony: is this an inevitable march of progress? am i being a snob? >> no, no, you're being very realistic. that's the concern of most cubans. i wouldn't mind seeing one or two starbucks along havana, but i'm hoping we're not going back to 1958, with the majority of cuban companies were owned by american corporations. >> anthony: right. >> hugo: i have got to bel

host: you said this already, the cuban-american vote.s it changing enough that it make a difference for the republican incumbent in the florida 26 race? guest: that is definitely the other one to keep a close watch on. i think at the beginning of this cycle, a lot of the handicappers would have said that he was gone, because trump is not very popular in miami-dade at all. and that's another district that won.ry one -- that hillary campaigner,ellent well-liked, and it looks like a virtual tie. he might pull it off. the democrat is another woman, ll, a nonprofit consultant. host: what are the problems in that race? guest: same as in the national, health care consistently ranks as the number one issue. pull after poll, so we will hear a lot about pre-existing conditions, and especially in miami-dade, trump looms large. the democrats have been doing -- to connect himl to trump. in the 15th congressional district in florida, the president won by 10% in 2016. is he still popular there? in central is one florida, one that people haven't really

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there's a large cuban-american population here. concern that shalala was not faring well. she has won the 27th district. it's a flip. they began the night needed 23, and now only need 21. a call, the third miami-dade, wibl aef another call, the charlottesville based district democrats were hoping to win, we said rigleman was doing well, he was doing very well, he's projected to be the winner there, democrats do not get the pickup. we have five calls from our target list, democrats have picked up two of them, both of these districts, be clear, both were districts hillary clinton had won in 2016, throwing out republicans when it comes to congress. democrats have taken two off the target list in the house. >> steve kornacki at the board, thank you. we're coming up on 30 seconds away from the 8:00 eastern calls, a huge list, we're going to go after the senate races first. we're going to break internally. then we'll take a look at the governor's races. but here is the list of states we'll be coming up on, starting with alabama, ending with tennessee. we've had some split closin

the cuban american singer was nominated for six awards she won for best song for her taverna best artist the best of us act and best video. second most nominated oxys to ariana grande day went home she handed. out this year's m.t.v. europe music awards women's groups most of the top prizes american rapper nicki menards took best hip hop act and best look. the only british singer songwriter do or live was named best paul packed. one of the evening's highlights was janet jackson's acceptance speech how she connected the owner a global icon a. performer who has been in the music business before and decades said she felt moved to speak up for women's whose voices have been strong for women who have been abused women who have been intimidated women who have lived in fear i stand with you do you have to. be award for best german accent to mike singer an eighteen year old social media sensation you want to hug a million followers on instagram and. the good. indie rock band viva swiss year was named best spanish our. growth comes from bilbao is based kind of arena the m.t.v. europe music awards

the puerto rican and non-cuban american is less.rming a little bit as to where they should be. if they come out, and they certainly have the motivation now, hurricane maria was the exact type of issue that impacts them directly, they could make a difference and tilt florida and make it not a purple state, a blue state. but the question is, will they not. we can bring puerto rican voters. >> he split the vote and he has tongues wagging. he won the puerto rican vote by 45 points. >> david jolly, are you surprised to hear that rick scott, the republican governor, he thinks that he can make a play for the puerto rican vote as well? >> sure. look, rick scott is a very disciplined campaigner. he knew he would be facing off against bill nelson. you saw him facing off on state issues and try to at least eat into what otherwise might be a traditional democratic constituency. i think it's still an uphill battle for that constituency for him. we tried to get it done because of that. >> tiffany, rick scott despite a major medicaid fraud on the

cuban american singer songwriter scooping up quartet prizes including best artist while american rapper nicki minaj to go on the prizes for best hip hop artist and best look at the global icon award going to janet jackson who paid tribute to the me too movement in her except the speech but the night belonged very much to twenty one year old. star business with gary hart now and china is promising to open up its markets what it looks like it's right brian despite the trade war with the u.s. president xi jinping has pledged to boost imports and remove market barriers but as far as details go he's keeping his cards close to his chest the announcement came more in the form of a propaganda events presidency's spoke at the opening of an im import fair that took place for the first time without a single mention of the conflict with the trump the u.s. has placed extra tariffs on around half of us imports from china and to threaten to intensify the problem with even more tariffs. well this is the voters in the u.s. go to the polls to elect a new congress head off the poll called midterm election

live cuban american singer songwriter scooping a quartet of prizes including best artist american rapper nicki minaj taking home the prizes for best hip hop artist best look and the global icon award going to janet jackson who paid tribute to me to movement in her speech. but the night belonged very much to the twenty one year old comedic debate. over the guard now china promising to improve access to its massive market as our brand despite the trade war with the us president xi jinping has pledged to boost imports and remove market barriers but as far as details go he's keeping his cards close to his chest the announcement came more the form of a propaganda events president spoke at the opening of an import export fair in shanghai with about three thousand companies from one hundred thirty countries exhibit goods and services this week the u.s. has placed extra tariffs on a lot of u.s. imports from china and the threaten to intensify the problem with even more tariffs . now let's bring in our financial correspondent. from the front that started to change a current germany's economy is s

the cuban american singer songwriter scooping a quartet of prizes including best artist the american rapper nicki minaj taking home the prize for best hip hop artist and best look the global icon and we're going to janet jackson who paid tribute to the me too movement in her acceptance speech but the night belonged very much to the twenty one year old communicable. ok in business we're back with those u.s. sanctions against iran markets very worried about how will be affecting international trade that's right essential will not only hit iran exports buying its energy and shipping companies from other countries doing business with iran also affected dime to for example the p.s.a. group who make citron and persia and many others have already suspended their activities in iran most european oil companies including told how also winding down trade with the country or any and all shipments to europe have already fallen by fifty percent over the past year the u.s. wants the you to drive down its iranian oil and boards to zero they also want iran to be cut off from the international financi

of different voters in different parts of the country who vote in a lot of different ways like cuban-americans to be far more conservative to be moved on issues regarding reversing the policy on cuba they could be motivated by the issue of south americans and the messaging by president trump like the economy or education or affordability. it isay tough to say. i wouldn't put a broad umbrella it is very complex the voter of puerto we can dissent will go one - - will vote differently than california of african descent. . >> to what extent where those efforts are high will people we permitted to vote provisionally in a state like georgia? so is that message getting out? if they say i will not vote because they will not cast my vote? . >> my understanding is that you can cast a provisional ballot but it can be counted until after the election only if it counts or if it matters. and i will be honest how this plays out what the rules allow but to cast a provisional ballot and that has to let the voters know. >> so that campaign to make sure people know allne those numbers so when they turn away they

have to become citizens but it has a huge immigrant population some of those immigrants like cuban americans were initially republican voters and the problems in florida tend to be in south florida which is miami dade county palm beach and broward county that we just saw those are states those are counties in florida with large populations of new citizens and immigrants there are some bill and that includes the president who immediately jumped on the idea of vote if voter fraud or trying to steal an election it just seems very sort of convenient to jump on that sort of thing straight away whereas others say no no we're just counting the votes what do you think people jump straight away on that idea of there being fraud because that's one of the the central republican themes that democrats are trying to steal elections they argue that all the time there's always republicans before every election warning the democrats have schemes that they want to take to steal the election and most voters don't really know what's going on this is in florida and because the procedures are so complicated in th

florida, authern cuban-american. amazing candidate. delegationber of the and will be a rising star. >> we have heard a lot about the post kavanaugh bump for republicans. -- what is one race that has been help? >> either side would agree there was a balance that help all of the races. there is onethe that stood out. that had to do with the fact the republicans chose to run. from what we have seen, the bvanaugh balance -- liftedounce -- bounce listed all ships. back to add war. >> and emerging conventional wisdom is republican candidates are going to get decimated in the suburbs. they are going to have a better shot at so-called trumpier districts. theare still fighting in suburban districts. colorado, my call -- mike coffman. what do you see in those basicallythat everyone else's not seen in terms of your ability to window seat -- win those seats? >> the most expensive seats on the map. used to buying media, as the election goes on, it is supply and demand. the rates increase. what cost half $1 million in may $1.2 million per week. it i

particularly not cuban americans tend to be far more conservative, and might be moved on issues such as the president's policy regarding cuba reversing the obama administration policy on cuba. you may see some that are motivated by the issue of south americans and the messaging by president trump. i think the majority are probably like we said motivated by issues lining the economy, and education, and housing affordability, and things like that, i think it's tough to say. i wouldn't put a broad umbrella and define latino voters as liberal, or anything else. it's very complex. the voter of the port reeken descent is going to vote very differently than a voter of mexican dissent in california, and in the san diego region. i think it's tough to say. >> guest: to what extent in states where suppression efforts are high, will people be permitted to vote provisionally? especially in a state like georgia, and to what -- where they are will be able to, is that message getting out? so the people don't say i'm not going to go vote because they're not going to count my vote. -- >> well, my unde

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a cuban-american.n amazing candidate and will be an amazing member of the delegation and will be a rising star. alexi: we have heard a lot about the post-kavanaugh bump for republicans. whether it is in enthusiasm or donations. you have seen how the battleground has shifted after that moment. what is one race think was generally help -- genuinely helped by that kavanaugh's nomination? isn: i do not think there just one. i think either side would agree that there was a kavanaugh bounce that helped all races. i do not know if there is one, off the top of my head, that stands out. may the problem -- maybe rob blum? but i think it is because the democrats chose to run ads and then left. it may have been more that than the kavanaugh bounce. from what we have seen, the kavanaugh bounce lifted all ships. it seemed to bounce and then plateau, now we are back into fighting individual races on their own terms, back in the ad war. sort of the emerging conventional wisdom about this election is that republican can

he is cuban-american republican. he tried to put distance between himself and the president.ages to squeak out a victory, might suggest republicans who distanced themselves a little bit, running nuanced campaign with voters. paul: jason. >>> upstate new york, district held by john fastow, a republican. it is a swing district. obama won in 2012. sharply went to trump in. he is run with a number of black progressives running in this cycle. the race is very close, within the margin of error. with the new jersey race we'll find out early. if fast -- faso holds on to this it might not be the blue wave democrats hope. paul: that is the difference between democratic and republican majority in the house it is a big idealogical difference. many races are too close to call. we'll tell you which seats will determine whether republicans can maintain control when we come back. ♪ when i was shopping for car insurance, the choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i c

remember marco rubio, cuban-americans were ineligible to run for president. ben carson was otherized for his of seventh-day adventist religion. >> mitt romney. mormonism. >> he goes to this almost instinctively. so to see it in real time, i don't think that was planned. i don't think he planned to do h. i think as mark said, he was waiting for the crowd to fill in that blank. and when they didn't, he filled it in for them. but this is his playbook. >> you know what's fascinating? there is a case to be made. let's say you're donald trump. you could lead with the economy and talk a lot about the economy and tax cuts. that could be the center message here. look, i said i would do these things and i've done them. but his tendency as s.e. put it, his tendencies are not to that jobs well done thing. even though you could make that argument, you could argue, look, lower taxes, people like that. his tendency always is, remember what he said in his inauguration dress, this american carnage, right? these streets are going to be overrun with illegal immigrants if you do

i'm cuban american. wrong is the fact that in my district i was the top performing republican. a couple friends of mine who were on the ballot, rick scott who will be the next senator from florida, he got 44.35%. my friend ron desantis who will be the next governor of florida got about 45.5%. i got close to 50%, a little over 49%. that's proof that in districts like mine people appreciate independent-minded candidates who will speak the truth. i've always spoken to truth, brianna. now after my election, during my election, my four years in congress, i was always true to myself. that will certainly continue now. i think that's what the american people need across the board, whether members of congress are republicans or democrats, call it honest, say the truth, speak your mind and put the country over your party, over any politician every day. >> congressman, we really appreciate your perspective today. >> thank you, brianna. good to be with you. >> happy thanksgiving to you, and a programming note. we ar

different part theft country or different brown whose vote in different ways historically, now holder cuban americans for example, ten to be far more conservative and might be moved on issues such as the president's policy regarding the cuba reversing the -- the issue of south americans and the messaging by president trump. i think the major out are probably like we said motivated by issues like the economy and education and housing affordability and things like that. it's tough to say -- i wouldn't put a broad umbrella and define latino voters as liberal or anything else. it's very complex. the voter of the puerto ricoan descent is going to vet differently than the mexican voter in san diego region. it's tough to say. >> yes. to what extent in states where suppression efforts are high will people be permitted to vote provisionally, especially in state like georgia, and where they will be able, to is that message getting out? the people don't say, oh, i'm not going to go vote because they won't count my vote. >> well, my understanding of it is that this will very widely depending on what is allowable

mexican-americans, second and third generation have a different set of policies and priorities than say cuban-americansflorida. charles: crafting the message, 0 for 9, progressives, lost. >> they did very badly. charles: that is not a natural message for the black community or hispanic community. how do the republicans get in there against a media that hates them? against embedded myths that have been around for decades? how do they break through that? >> first of all, we have to actually put results on table. we can do that with elder care, addressing student debt, showing conservative solutions. we had one golden opportunity, castile was murdered for law-abiding citizen and owning a gun and a police officer shot him to death. we could have stood up for him. we were more silent. to be deb any downer what amy is saying. 33% of hispanics were much older. charles: will millenials get he would other at some point? >> when they get older pay taxes they're still not showing up. >> hold on. this is so interesting. michael barone, the dean of washington politics understanding elections he pointed out say in t

so i'm marrying a very traditional cuban american man, a latin man.ut i think it's important for women, for spouses, regardless of gender, to be able to have a civil conversation about differences and what their priorities are, and to be able to exert their expect right to a political opinion and a vote when that happens. so if your wife wants to vote different than you, you've got to let her and you've got to support her. >> we are closing in on 30th anniversary and i always get the last two words of every fight, "yes, dear." i surrender immediately. >> good man. >> in a lot of ways you subscribe tribalism and why that should not be used in this country. one of the things the president is doing is really almost like johnny appleseed. he's dropping seeds along for his law and order campaign of the future. law and order trying to combat sanctuary cities. law and order and trying to combat what's happening right now in a federal court about this citizenship question on u.s. census. laying the foundation right now not just for the elections you're talkin

. >> reporter: carlos curbelo is the republican congressman here in a tight race where cuban-americansicans' grip on power. >> let's go talk to folks, is that all right? >> sure. >> what are you voting on? what do you guys care about the most? >> very simple. republicans. >> republicans? >> republicans, republicans, republicans. >> do you get the sense the rest of the people in washington understand what life is like here? >> i don't think so. i'm a believer that we should allow a lot of immigrants to come in because i'm an immigrant. but do it the right way, legally like i had to do it. >> so when you saw them separating those kids, what did you think? >> it had to be done. >> i think a lot of people would think this is a heavily immigrant district. but just because it's a district full of immigrants doesn't mean you're going to hate that policy. >> it's not that i like it because you're separating family, and that would hurt if you're a family man like me. i don't know what i would do if they would separate me from my kids. but as a parent, i would never have put my kids in that posi

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remember, florida has always been a bit different in terms of the hispanic vote because of the cuban americanuth florida. it used to be two thirds who vote in florida, it's now a third. so now they're probably slightly more. puerto rican votes. so cubans are now one third. as a matter of fact, when they were two thirds, president bush, for example, got to 55%. >> shows you how things have changed. >> things have changed. >> what does this rhetoric do to the latino vote? it's interesting to me, we were talking about it earlier. numbers, if you look on the numbers of interest in the election, we have seen a surge among hispanics telling us they're highly interested in this election. marc caputo and i were talking off camera. the early voting is 12% hispanic, which is four points ntd what the registration under is here in florida, indicating a lower turnout among hispanics in florida. what do you explain the disconnect, how would you explain it? >> look, it plays to the base. i don't know if the base needed a lot more for turnout purposes because this has become a tribal pro-trump, anti-trump ca

focused on it now it has happened with other populations so an example would be thirty years ago cuban americans you start seeing first and second generations becoming politicians people like marco rubio ted cruz and so forth the dynamic is something we've seen but we are seeing new populations so the example of minnesota is important multiple muslim candidates candidates who are first generation second generation from somalia similar dynamic new populations that are involved here how much of the present trends rhetoric has been a precursor of bringing the new generation of ethnic minorities if i can put put them in that basket into the sort of political political domain that is american politics probably a goodly amount just in terms of its increases saliency of identity issues partially with the democratic party identity issues have been building up for decades trump has kind of put this is much more at the forefront terms of voter and party saliency it always in the lead up to the beginning of the trump presidency in twenty sixteen we were continued to hear about the midterm elections and ana

to sort of revive the the electorate in miami particularly you know upcoming comprised of the cuban americans and as well as i think the nicaraguans living in miami now to your question obviously the sanctions come at a time where the the majority of u.n. member countries reject the blockade what they call the blockade in cuba what we call the embargo here in the united states so obviously this sort of brings memories of the cold war era obviously that's not exactly what bolton mentioned but it certainly gives ammunition to these countries to have an anti-american rhetoric particularly cuba and venezuela and what about venezuela then because there are sanctions already imposed on some individuals but what impact will this have on a country that's already close to economic collapse. that's a really good question and one thing if the same goes for cuba these are just extensions of sanctions that we have already seen the same shoes against cuba go directly to military rank and file in havana people who have businesses will no longer establish any sort of again you know any kind of financial. tie

they're also looking closely at miami, where they're counting on cuban-americans who also voted for president trump. that's why desantis was in little havana last week talking about indicting raul castro. this is going to be a close race, and ultimately, if de t desant desantis succeeds, the president could see this as a referendum at himself. last week he told supporters, this is my state too. >> all right. boris sanchez, thank you so much. let's go to ryan, who's with the gillum campaign. ryan, tell us what the mooed is whe -- mood is where you are. >> reporter: i've talked to democrats across the board in florida today. they all have the same exact feeling about tonight. they're optimistic, but they're not quite confident. the reason they're not quite confident is because, frankly, democrats have a miserable record in florida when it comes to midterm elections like these. in fact, they haven't won the governorship here in the sunshine state since the late '90s. they do feel like this year is different. one of the reasons they think it's different, because of the candidates at the top of th

cuban american singer camilla kobe o. is the top winner at the m.t.v. europe music awards we'll have all the highlights of the glitz and glamour of the event coming up. this. but first to tennis or rafael nidal says he won't play this season anymore after undergoing ankle surgery today the spaniard was already a doubt for the season ending a.t.p. finals in london because of an abdominal injury in view of that he said he'd taken the opportunity to have the operation on a problematic right ankle the dolls' absence from the finals means novak djokovic she is guaranteed to finish the year as world number one. now moving to football and match day ten of the just like it is in the books and to take us through the weekend's most important stories is tom going to write from to do his first good to see you tom all right let's start with sunday's matches braman last for the second week in a row was going on well i mean they came into this game on the back of quite heavy victory in fact that was against vital friends book to play in the fourth division so not much

attorney jason hernandez second generation cuban american went crazy about define. hile he was a debater in college university of michigan. did take on this disand hard to prove it pane going endlessly through american express of rudy why okay, everybody buys office supplies but why did rudy buy 1300 dollars worth of french lax? burgundy colored french wax and belittles here covered with burgundy covered french wax. 1300 qort is this to stamp letters you know with his seal? it had to be something going on here, and just in brief, how did he -- how did he make his counterfeits he was very respectful of vintages a place and he remembers how wines would taste basically he bought -- commercial grade burgundies old ones which were lost and sellers in france, he had them shipped to his house in california, with and when he opened bottle of 1945 -- he knew it was hot he knew there was more force to the wine. and pull out half of the bottle. pour in half aing the bottle of a good quality california young and when you tried that wine, you would say -- you. this has the funk o

it's a county where the cuban-american population is younger, and so they tend to vote more democratic. but it also is a very slow counting county. it takes a long time to get that vote in. basically, for democrats to win that. >> essentially have to run up the score in places like tampa, hillsboro county, in places where i am now, leon county, and they have to really max it out in broward. so it is tight. all florida elections are tight. never listen to polls that say anybody is up 2 to 4 in florida. no one is ever up 2 to 4 in florida. it's always tight until the very end. you really won't know really until the absentees come in. i think people here are casually optimistic. you always have to be optimistic because florida really can go either way. there are people cheering behind me because msnbc just came up. we're a little delayed. so you're going to hear a lot of noise behind me, and people like you guys. >> hi, you guys! >> people are being enthusiastic. they are staying positive. we're just going to have to ride it out to the bitter end. >> joy reid at gillum headquarters, which

demographic changes there's been an increase mali population in minnesota just they say with cuban americans say twenty thirty years ago you're starting to see more of these populations now getting into politics so in some ways it's just sort of a delayed response to something earlier another significant portion though is simply beyond the democrats have put such a heavy emphasis on for all of his purposes identity politics that really especially given say the comparatively white and old the senior leadership of the party just in order to kind of maintain their legitimacy with their base they need to find candidates of this type now whether this is reflective of a larger change or if this is more just a happenstance of what's politically salient right now that's something we'll probably see in the next two to four years as they have the next two what areas do you think is going to be willing to work with democrats and have i mean my suspicion is so on things like the opiate crisis and infrastructure i suspect that would be an area where both one for both but ideologically and also in terms o

cuban-americans have other concerns. puerto rican americans have other concerns. so, i think you know, when you are in texas, i was in texas last week, and also i think, it is i guess if i went three kilometers out of austin, it would be a different world. because, everybody has their t- shirts. if you did not have one, it's because you had a sweater on. it is very mexican-american. it is very close to the border. and the presence has been there for a long time. but you go to other places, you go to miami or you go to new york, and the reality of this, latinos is different. also, for example, the label chicano, you think to somebody of mexican origin, in new york, basically mexican because we are immigrants, your chicano label, i don't recognize that in myself. because i don't belong to that history, that time period but, in texas, sometimes it is unanimous with mixed americans. with latino, so, that is my answer. >> the only thing i would add to that, is that -- remember a gentleman, he used to be the ceo of uniface young in the late 80s. he said something that s