this is how the rest of the couny is used to seeing dan le batard. le batard show one espn radio. but when le batard sees the president on cuban soil, even attending a baseball game with raul castro, you see and hear a much different reaction. >> it hurts to see, and i hope it results in change, but i don't trust that it actually will. >> clay: epp will be tard's parent cuban exiles, and his family like many around south florida beaea deep emotional scars from what they endured. >> when i talk about not trusting t`e cuban government, the reasons for that is because my mother's phones were tap, there were government spies in the neighborhood who would come into her house whenever they wanted to, she was chased in the streets by militia dragging chchns because hes was going into the service of seone who had been killed pie the government. >> clay: raul castro's answers about political prisoners monday is all too familiar. >> it's not correct to ask me please give me if name of a political prisoner. >> i mean, they turned night a clown show and it's not surprising. it's not surprisin

. >> reporter: now we'll hear from dan le batard on his esp national radio game. here was his take on the game the cuban national team. >> espn gave this show, me, my to my mother. couldn't talk to her about it, so i won't go. miami understand, but i don't think anybody else understands. >> reporter: dan le batard always very el kwan whenever he decides to tackle it. his parents were both born down here. i listened to his show enough to know his stance. he describes it as something that i can relate to, when he calls it "were rowed pain." it's not his own pain. he wasn't the one with had to leave the island. it was his parents who left behind their home and all that. so that's how he describes it. >> reporter: i want t to say that's not lost on you and not lost on me and not lost on any news team who are here. the president really has to be careful about how he handles this trip, especially taking a tour of old havana. he cannot look like a tourist. even more, i think when he meets with the dissidents, there has to be a sense of knowing that theifuture, the future