we'll go to david frum. where we ended, david, there's been a lot of talk, really horrifying tactician of the trump era and the politic and the fixation of some of the anti-jewish memes. look, the anti-semitism is a crucial working part of a racial supremacist ideology because if your -- if you're a tiny fraction of trump supporters, most of whom are concerned about what's happening to jobs and concerns about immigration that i certainly share, but here's your problem, that if you are this hard core racialist, you believe two things. one is that you belong to this superior group of people and the second that you're being overwhelmed show how do you reconcile the belief and superiority and defeat. what you need is a bunch of serious sinister master minds. here's the thing. donald trump's eldest son don jr. repeats and plays these themes. just this week we tweeted a link that claimed the ferguson riots had all been masterminded by george soros and the core of truth is soros did fund some groups that were invol

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. >> david frum, i will link your article on my twitter so people can find that. >> thank you. >> thanky much for being with us on a busy day. >> we are getting new video of flooding following hurricane matthew. i want to turn to saint augustine. we talked to the mayor yesterday. kevin, that does not look good where you are. kevin, can you hear? >> clearly, kevin is having a hard time hearing us. if you can hear us, go ahead. >> reporter: we are being pounded right now, i cannot tell you what the winds are at right now but i can tell you -- i can hear you just fine. we are being absolutely pounded right now. i cannot tell you what the wind is. yeah, i can hear you just fine if you can hear me. you can probably see this is the main street that leads down to the ocean here in saint augustine. we know they call this place the oldest city in america because this spanish settles thd thisla in the 1500. take a look at this town today praying that it will exist. no one here and they say for about 100 years, no one here has experienced anything like this storm. this is happening in the last our

let's bring in david frum, a senior editor at "the atlantic," who was a speech writer for president georgebush, and cnn reporter sarah murray, who's been on the trail with trump and knows what it's like to be in this environment. sarah, let me start with you. a lot of talk is just political talk. it's just rhetoric. it gets people heated up. but this seems to be different, that it's not just contrary, it's hostile. and it's getting to be potentially violent. what has been your experience? >> well, i think it is different because you have a candidate now talking about a rigged election system, essentially trying to undermine the integrity of our american elections. and this is part of what makes america such a great country, is that we have an open, free, decentralized democracy. it is extremely, extremely difficult to rig an american election in a widespread way because of that. but this feeds into the narrative for donald trump that the fix is in, that everything is not only stacked against him but stacked against regular working class voters, whether that means the political establishmen

david frum, senior editor at the atlantic. rosalind gold, senior director of policy research and advocacy at national association of latino elected officials. and frank sharry, the executive director of america's voice. so, we're going to go exactly in the order that we've seated people here. and start with karen, request this question, karen. you're a veteran. you have covered lots of elections. you've covered a fair number of immigration battles. tell us why, in your reporting and in your experience, you think that immigration has become such a top-tier issue in this election. is it simply that donald trump has put it there? obviously, he's based his candidacy on this issue. or is there something deeper and is there something deeper going on that we need to really understand better in order to come to terms with the way in which this yash is being discussed in our political life today. >> well, thank you, doris, and thank you for the opportunity to be here. i always thank back to the days right after the 2012 election when i