national hispanic christian, three great words. >> okay. big difference in style substance and presentation. i want to bring in our political commentators. and the national political reporter for real clear politics. ryan, you first, what do you make of these messages, how they were carried out and what's behind the messaging? >> well, look, trump has a lot of work to do in the hispanic community. most of the polls show his disapproval rating among american hispanics is 70% to 80%. that's a lot of political work to turn that around. and so i think it will be interesting to see if some of the, you know, more heated rhetoric of the primary, if he starts to down play it. you know, a lot of republicans think that hispanics can be wooed to the republican party. not necessarily on issues like immigration but there's a big disagreement on how to move forward with that. but on some of the social issue as. what i heard trump talking about crime and economic issues. also ways to sort of appeal to hispanics who might be very turned off by some of his

i love hispanics.ge had been retweeted more than 34,000 times according to the "washington post." in less than an hour, hillary clinton's campaign responded with a tweet calling out trump writing quote, i love hispanics. trump 52 minutes ago. they are going to be deported. trump yesterday. but the head of the republican party sees signs of progress in trump's taco bowl tweet. >> he's trying. and honestly, he's trying and i'll tell you what. i honestly think he understands that building and unifying and growing the party is the only way we are going to win. and i think he gets that. >> really, reince? really? i'll find out what my panel thinks about that when we come back. why are you all here? to learn, right? so you can get a good job and you're not working for peanuts. well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? while you guys are busy napping, peanuts are delivering 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients right to your mouth. you ever see a peanut take a day off? no. peanuts don't ev

and by the way, the hispanics love me. >> i have great relationships with the hispanics. with the hispanics. >> when we come back, we're going to be talking about donald trump and the hispanics. ♪ [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandy medina ridge the chosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ but jen stops working, the faces we will always remember. but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? >>> donald trump insists he will win with the hispanics come november, but it could be an uphill climb. and trump himself appears to be making it even harder after protesters grew into riots outside a rally in albuquerque. trump put the blame on the protesters, flying a mexican flag, labeling them criminals. inside the rally he sharply criticized susana martinez, the governor. it underscores a problem trump has in drawing latino voters for his side. a record 27.3 million latinos wil

hispanics have not warmed up to hispanics. they'll vote for her against donald trump. it's hurting hillary clinton, because they know she was there and watched it all happen with a front-row seat. >> that is still a problem, despite all of the executive orders that barack obama has signed, that issue of deportations is still hanging over his head and hillary clinton's head. >> yeah, because the numbers are huge, chuck. three million people, 400,000 people a year for eight years, three million people, a lot of separated families. i told people all along, if you want to get latinos' goat, attack the family, the most important institution to the family, it's not the church and it's not government. it's the family. and barack obama deliberately, for political reasons, separated hundreds of thousands of families and deported 3 million people. he's got to wear that, he owns that. >> ruben, with fascinating observations there. appreciate it. good to talk to you. >> thanks, chuck. >> we'll keep an eye on trump's rally in san diego. protests outside as well. we'll bring you any

, they're hispanic whether they're from new mexico or any place else, they're hispan hispanic. they don't want their homes taken away and don't want their jobs taken away. i think we're going to do fantastically. i employ thousands of people from hispanics. i employ thousands of people from new mexico, look at dural. thousands. these are unbelievable people. you know what, we're going to protect their job, going to protect their homes and when they hear it right -- by the way, i settled with univision. they paid me a lot of money. now they're going to treat me good. they're going to treat me good. univision's nice. but they gave me money and everything and now we're all friends. i might even have to do a te television interview with a certain anchor. do we know who i'm talking about? should i do it? so, taxpayers in new mexico spend nearly $1 billion a year. think of that. taxpayers in new mexico spend nearly $1 billion a year to support illegal immigrants residing in the state. [ audience booing ] this includes the approximately, this is a beauty, $12,000 a year to educate the

trump, you will not win the hispanic vote. [applause]. >> these are the numbers i got from the "washington post" poll a few days ago. 81% of latinos have a negative opinion of donald trump. so, how would-- what would that mean in terms of if he were to run against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. only 16% of latinos, 16%-- i know you are asking who is that 60%, but 16% of latinos would vote for donald trump against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. can he win the white house was 16%? no, he can't because remember that romney got 20% of the hispanic vote one-- did not win the election. with 16% of the hispanic vote, donald trump cannot win the white house and that is where our power resides. we have 27 million latinos who are eligible to vote. unfortunately, not all of latinos go to vote. i think donald trump is helping us because many latinos who are thinking i won't go to vote and they see donald trump and they say yes, i'm going to vote. .. >> who turned the company around or during the height of the financial crisis. in

of the hispanic vote.ing thought is republicans need to get closer to 35% to 40% which is what george w. bush got if they want to win the white house. interestingly hispanic voters overwhelmingly say that a hispanic vice presidential nominee would make no difference in deciding whether or not they would vote for trump or clinton. 86% said it wouldn't change their opinion on trump and if he chose hispanic vp, 80% say the same about clinton. martha: what is the most important issue to latino voters? is immigration? >> immigration is not the most important according to the fox news poll. it is in fact the economy and jobs followed by education, national security and immigration. it is important to note the number of hispanic voters who said immigration was there most important issue doubled since 2012 and it is more important to hispanics than healthcare and social issues. the fox news latino poll revealed 90% of latinos believe undocumented immigrants should be legalized. 6% say they should be deported. for

hispanic -- look at that sign. i love that sign! let me see that person. hispanic female veteran.ds. that's so nice, thank you. no, the hispanics, i have thousands of hispanics that work for me, people from mexico and people from all over, they're phenomenal people, phenomenal people. what i'm going to do very easily, i do it naturally, we're bringing jobs into our country. we're not going to let other countries take our companies away from us so that everybody like carrier, like ford, like a nabis nabisco, so all these people get fired, it's not going to happen anymore, folks, not going to happen anymore. whether you're hispanic or as you say, latino or whether you're whatever you might be, we will create jobs in our country. i tell you who's going to be one of the great beneficiaries, the african-american population in our country is being treated very very unfairly. african-american youth has a 59% unemployment rate, okay? we're going to bring jobs into our country, folks, and we will get people working for real good numbers because that's what happens. it will be a beautiful t

i mean -- and he's turning off the hispanic vote. i will tell you that in -- and we all may remember that even senator john mccain is worried about whether or not his reelection is in peril because some of the things mr. trump is saying, painting ethnic groups and other groups with a broad brush and he has to stop that. >> mo, you wanted to get in? >> that tweet, going back to what he said, he talks about the thugs outside waving the mexican flag. why is he doing that? he's trying to make a political point there. he is otherizing these people. >> yes. >> and trying to make a point that is divisive. >> i want lanny to give in then tana. >> it's not okay to call mexican's rapists and say all is well because i like taco bowls. >> the reality is donald trump doesn't particularly care about his share of the latino vote. that's not how he perceives his pathway to victory, he is going to drive up the percentage of working class whites that support him. part of his strategy -- >> he's significantly trying to alienate minorities to boost the

i love hispanics. that's a good closer. he loves hispanics. benny johnson took a closer look at the photo and noticed something interesting. he tweeted, donald rump is eating a taco salad on top of a bikini clad photo of his ex-wife, marla maple. yes, it is really his eke wife -- his ex-wife marla maple. the picture of marla came from a n issue of -- an issue of people magazine. we zoomed in on some of the objects. take a look at what is by his desk. it is a shrine to joe bu. just don't steal his rum. we also look closer to the photos by the window. he has obama's birth certificate, frames -- that is interesting. and a framed picture behind him. i am honored, mr. trump. >> what do you think, lou? >> i thought that was a charming photo. he loves hispanics and he is telling the truth. >> he keeps things around he finds most attractive and appealing. that's normal. >> those are real pictures. the picture of marla maple, i don't know why he had bikini clad pictures of his ex-wife under his taco bowl, but he did. >> people magazine decided to publi

and that was why in his video message to hispanic evangelicals would spark outrage because hispanic evangelicalse republican. >> trump is reportedly beefing up campaign staff in states that democrats have gone for for decades, michigan, wisconsin. can he flip them like he seems to believe? and if so, if there was a flip in these states, what would it take for him to do so? >> it's interesting, because i never thought any of these states would flip, but donald trump has managed to do so much this year that's completely unconventional, so he might be able to do it. with michigan, especially, bernie sanders won there basically on his anti-free trade message, and also in pennsylvania. there's going to be a lot of white working class voters that can he sway them to the republican side. >> on the other side, is there any scenario here that he may be able to flip it on the other side? traditional red states that some republicans won in 2012? >> certainly. georgia, hillary clinton's campaign is looking at making a big play for just because it's kind of on the margins but what is interesting here is hill

we hear deport hispanics. >> trump is saying that he does well with the hispanic vote. there a silver lining for trump at this point? despite his comments about the mexican immigrants being rapist and undocumented immigrants. he's garner aring a quarter of the vote and economy and jobs is the number one issue hispanics care about. the billionaire is a strength there. and he can get support through there and despite the clinton spoke and president obama's favorability will be. and will they like her enough and will the anti- trump sentiment. and we'll see if they show up to the polls in november. >> makes it interesting. thank you for bringing it to the table. >> speculation for the gop mounting a third party challenge in november most part died down and there is a third party candidate who could make it on the ballot in all 50 states libertarian gary johnson. the latest news poll shows johnson getting double damage support. and rich has more on. that >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump. two candidates who are confronting opposition in their parties. >> i can't

eleanor: cuban hispanics or mexican-americans are not necessarily allies. clarence: you're right, trump is ally.ggest john: forced prediction, federal reserve's interest rate hike next month will be the last this year. or wrong?is right say no. eleanor: i agree with the dog and i say yes. not raisinge interest rates but what a wonderful dog. john: the answer is wrong. be another interest rate hike in november. we at "the mclaughlin group" heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of cbs safer, with arley landmark reputation for exceptional investigative journalism and keen objective reporting. hewitt, morley. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to kqed news room. coming up, how donald trump is affecting california gop efforts to rebrand the party. and a personal look at life on the streets. in the words of one homeless man. plus, troubling new findings at sonoma county jail. a kqed investigative report. big news coming out of san francisco, the city's embattled police chief stepped down yesterday, hours after the shooting death of a black woman by a sa

one key group is hispanic evangelicals. in california the president of the national hispanic leadership conference reverend samuel rodriguez goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. thank you for having me. >> explain this to me i think the hispanic vote is evangelical is republican and tell me what happened. >> hispanic evangelical vote is very independent, very fluid. a vote that reconciles billy graham's message of salvation through christ with dr. king's march of prophetic activism. what's going to happen? 23% is a far cry from 44% that supported george w. bush. the latino evangelical vote was instrumental in george w. bush because of commitment to life, commitment to marriage and ledge just liberty and immigration reform. the problem with donald j. trump is he engaged in rhetorical hyperbole and demagoguery that humiliated hispanic conservatives that may have embraced him otherwise. >> does that mean those on the fence before evangelical hispanics are now moving over to the democratic side of the ledge

is problem for trump, who the hispanic politician, the hispanic business leader, the hispanic who wouldface of that effort? i don't know who that would be. who would be the marquee players amongst hispanic american republicans who would rally to trump i come out and say, we know donald trump is a good guy? i don't know who those people would be. mark: joining us from the art deco palace down the street, and bc news katie kerr. -- nbc news' katie kerr. what was the highlight and lowlight of the trump campaign? >> you guys are talking about the tocco bowl. that can be considered in many corners the lowlight of the campaign this week. devil'se going to play advocate, the highlight could potentially be his response to paul ryan, and in the campaign manager's response to paul ryan. i was speaking with corey lou down see last night and i asked him what he thought of the speaker's words and his lack of coming out to endorse him,, and he pointed to his boss standing under the stage on these bright lights, captivating the attention of about 10,000 people who were at the west virginia rally last

hispanic, look at that sign. i love that sign. let me see that person. hispanic female veteran.eat words. that's so nice. thank you. [cheers and applause] the hispanics, i have thousands of hispanics that work for me, people from mexico and people from all over. they're great people. what i'm going to do very easily, i do it naturally, we're bringing jobs into our country. we're not going to let other countries take our companies away from us so that everybody like carrier, like ford, like in a nabisco all these people get fired and it's not going to happen any more. whether you're hispanic or latino or whatever you might be, we're going to create jobs in our country and i'll tell you who is going to be one of the great beneficiaries the african-american population in our country is being treated very, very unfairly. african-american youth has a 59% unemployment rate. we're going to bring jobs into our country, folks, and we're going to get people working for really good numbers because that's what happens. it's going to be a beautiful thing to see and i will tell you the hispan

and i have fidel vargas, who's the ceo of hispanic scholarship fund.e miss could be that the person introducing these pioneers, trailblazers, or visionaries, can't make it because of their busy schedule. so, what i do, damien, is i make sure to contact these folks 3 months in advance. so, fortunately this year i have all the folks introducing the awardees that are going to be present at the summit. so, this year, in 2016, fortunately there are no misses. but in the past, you know, there have been some hiccups that a person isn't able to attend at the very last minute. so, i hope i'm not jinxing anything. everything is on page and i'm very fortunate as i mentioned to have manny, as well, be present at the silicon valley latino leadership summit. damian: well, thank you for driving down from san francisco and being on this show. i really appreciate it-- manny: i'm honored. i'm excited. damian: thank you very much. it's the annual latino leadership summit happening on may 14th. where at on the standford campus? i thought i had it at the faculty club, righ

the problem for trump, who is the hispanic politician, the hispanic business leader.panic that would be the face of that effort? there may be one. i just don't know who that may be. even if he wants to focus on it, who would be the marquee players in that among hispanic-american republicans. i don't know who those people would be. >> joining us from the art deco palace down the street. what would you say was the highlight and the low light for the trump campaign this week as the weekends? >> this week, well you were talking about the taco bowl. i think that could be considered this many corners the low liegts of the campaign's week so far. if you're going to play devil's a advocate, the highlight could be his response to paul ryan and the campaign manager's response to paul ryan. donald trump said he doesn't endorse ryan. that's him embracing his outsider status. i asked corey what he thought of the speaker's words and he pointed to his boss standing on the stage under these bright lights, captivating the attention of about 10,000 people who were at the west virginia

hispanic-americans come in many different flavors, many different individual heritage.hey have widely varied degrees of success in assimulation, in financial success. so we can't just talk about hispanics if they're one bloc but what we do have to do is get back to the rule of law, because whether we're talking about hispanics or blacks or whites or east asians or native americans, the rule of law is fundamental to our country. so when i look at this issue, i look at it as a legal issue and by the way, when somebody blakes into my house i'm not obliged to put them on the deed. trish: there you go, colonel peters, thank you so much. coming up, everyone, the justice department warning that their bathroom law violates civil rights. not civil rights of women who don't want men in bathrooms but the rights of men to use whatever bathroom they want. this as more than a million people pledge to boycott target for its bathroom policy. that story is next. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft clou

national hispanic christian, three great words.take care of you, we're going to work with you, we're going to be very happy, you're going to like president trump. >> you mentioned the reaction after the video ended you could hear laughs in the room. one of the leaders there in that room, one of the hispanic evangelical leaders mentioned in a press conference that he's willing to listen to trump but thinks it would be a miracle for him to turn around and get the support of hispanic voters who lean republican. as you know his unfavorabilities with hispanics are low, he has a lot to prove with voters. it seemed that after that conference, after that pre-taped message, he still has a lot to prove. >> all right. jacob rascon in new york city, thank you. >>> i want to talk more about that and the republican race, joined by republican strategist, here with me, and also in washington buzzfeed correspondent evan is back. we were chatting with him and we'll pick up with you now. we heard about that, the reports we saw the video, reports of t

education is very important to the hispanics. jobs are very important to the hispanics.they do not like that. you have a lot of white voters that do like that. stuart: thank you very much. ashley: scientists have a warning. the big one is coming in california. we are talking earthquakes. it is not a matter of if, but when. next hour, donald trump beats hillary clinton on the economy and national security. getting wider. interesting stuff. the third hour of arnie is right i had. ♪ stuart: rideout at 11:00 o'clock eastern time. eight in california. you are looking at a simulated tsunami. it is not real. a 9.2 magnitude quake would do to the pacific. they will see if they are ready for the big one. we have an earthquake simulator later on this program. take a look at that. congressman, is he ready to support, trump? 80% of republicans say just get on board with trump. on this program a little bit later. expecting to hear from the tsa later this hour. addressing the long, long lines at the airport. they may address the security in the wake of egyptair. we are on it. 140 to b

like say hispanics don't you and he'll say that's not true, he's winning hispanics everywhere. of republicans who are looking at the general election polls slightly he doesn'tecause seem to register that now we're where heom a primary did very well to a different population and he's going to have to win over different the same methods may not work. john: when you talk about style and how he comes across as as the ideology, president obama spoke to this news conference when he was asked about trump emerging as the nominee. president obama: i want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times and this is a really serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. this is a contest for the the united states. john: margaret, would you say that the important thing is being serious enough to handle, say, the national security responsibilities for -- of the white house, or is it the way women, hispanics, other groups have been -- college educated voters -- have talks?rned off by how he margaret: let's unpack president obama's statement today which about the

the problem for trump, who is the hispanic politician, the hispanic business leader, the hispanic whoace of that effort? there may be one. i don't know who that would be. if he wanted to focus in and do it, who would be the marquee players amongst hispanic american republicans who would rally to trump, come out and say, we know donald trump is a good guy? i don't know who those people would be. mark: joining us from the art deco palace down the street, and nbc news' katie kerr. she covers the donald trump campaign. what would you say was the highlight and lowlight of the trump campaign? you guys areek, talking about the taco bowl. that can be considered in many corners the lowlight of the campaign this week. if you're going to play devil's advocate, the highlight could potentially be his response to paul ryan, and in the campaign manager's response to paul ryan. donald trump said that he would endorse paul ryan, embracing his outsider status. i spoke with corey lewandowski last night. and i asked him what he thought of the speaker's words and his lack of coming out to endorse him, and

he has to say the hispanics. so he's talking to the hispanic people. kate, i saw yesterday in anaheim, there were many hispanics that were in that rally, so many came up to me, wanted to take pictures. i was blown away. as a matter of fact, that's one of the things that i stated was how diverse this rally was in anaheim and how so many hispanics were coming out to show their support for donald trump. i believe just like in the african-american community, there are many donald trump supporters. because right now in this political climate, it is politically incorrect to support donald trump if you're a person of color simply because of the narrative that has been played out that donald trump is this bigot, that he hates mexicans and black people and that's not the case at all. let's stop focusing on colors that divide us. let's focus on the color that will unite us. that's red, white, and blue of america and the color green which says jobs, wealth. >> let me ask you just a very simple question. you just brought up jobs. the slogan is make america great a

-- hopefully hispanic male mentor as well as a role model. >> as you look at the organizations and theofits that are participating in this day, but also that participate with the united way, you said to me it's not your grandfather's united way. >> absolutely. >> how has it changed? how has your donor base changed? how has your organization chang chang changed em? >> sure. it's very sophisticated as it pertains to data and they want to know the return on the investment. every dollar to the organization they could have given that dollar elsewhere, and also as our donors, you know, trying to cultivate younger donors and millennials give in different ways and we make it easy to access -- so folks can give on the go using the tablets. the easier you make it, the more likely they'll engage. they want to find a way to get their hands dirty, so giving them the volunteer opportunities and connecting them to great groups are ways that we can help cultivate that donor base. >> on the 2nd of june you'll be doing some interesting -- well, offering i should say interesting incentives to get people

trump saying, "i love hispan hispanics." abc's jon karl on the campaign trail tonight. >> reporter: donald trump has finally locked in the republican nomination, but tonight, the most powerful republican in the land says he's still not ready to endorse him. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. >> reporter: speaker paul ruin has expressed concerns about trump's controveral statements on muslims and on immigrants. his announcement came just after this trump tweet hit with a thud. "happy #cincodemayo! the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics!" but co news/"washington post" poll, 81% of hispanics disapprove of trump. and within minutes of trump's taco bowl tweet, hillary clinton tweeted his own words back at him. "i love hispanics!" trump 52 minutes ago. and then, this video. >> you're going to have a deportation force. >> reporter: trump is also struggling to unite his own party. the last two republican presidents and the last two republican nominees are all skippin

how does that hispanic americans deal with that side of donald trump? they like some of the other stuff. >> everything you said was true. no one is denying that. the truth, it is like a break to their head. they cannot stand the truth. they stop you by calling you a name. racist. sexist. it stops you from the issues. allowing you to defend yourself did no one cares if trump is a racist. is he going to build a wall? that is all we care about. >> i think that this election is some fear in what president obama calls the reality tv entertainment aspect of this. people enjoy seeing the theatrics. we are suddenly talking about issues like trade. like the economy. fighting isis. issues that people were not willing to talk about. we have listened for decades now. we are so busy trying to take out of a government burden in our lives. experts how to help. what to think. we have learned that they have misled us. these same experts have told us they only want bob dole to win. only monica or the same clowns that donald trump cannot win. we are tired of it. we are aw

i love hispanics. your voice, your vote. abc's jonathan karl has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump is finally locked in the republican nomiti but the most powerful republican in the land says he's not ready to endorse him. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. >> reporter: speaker paul ryan has expressed concerns about trump's controversial statements on muslims and on immigrants. his announcement came just after this trump tweet hit with a thud. happy cinco de mayo. the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics. according to our abc news/"washington post" poll, 81% of hispanics disapprove of trump. and within minutes of trump's taco bowl tweet, hillary clinton tweeted his own words back at him. i love hispanics! trump, 52 minutes ago. and then this video. >> we're going to have a deportation force, they have to go. >> reporter: trump is struggling to unite his own party. the last two republican presidents and the last

. >> donald trump loves to say he's been winning in the republican primaries, most hispanics are notublican, and so he has not had to really campaign to those people in any meaningful way, overwhelmingly negative ratings from hispanics in the polls. hard to see how the taco bowl strategy changes that. maybe i'm out of touch with that particular demographic but this is another case of the general election looking a lot different for trump than the primary did. there were hardly any hispanic and african-american and minority voters in the republican primaries. there's a whole lot of them, more every year in that general election. >> you can't impress upon folks enough that as ryan pointed out, the primary is a different universe than the general election. 10% of american voters were in the primary, totally wider field. one fast point on the map that you show there, john, two numbers to me looking to pennsylvania, first the question about suburban voters, second of all women voters. for all this talk about trump bringing new voters intoplay, i uld the challenge is thhe potentially could

when he has a problem with hispanics, he says, i love hispanics. when he has a problem with women, he says, i'll be the best for women. that's generally what he thinks and believes. it's just not supported by facts. when the poll happens in november, donald trump will either be proven right or wrong, and that will make a huge difference in who becomes the next president. >> so one of the struggles for hillary clinton has been in trying to show her human side. i think she's trying to do this today. she's going to be on "ellen." the episode was taped yesterday. i'll show you a snippet here. >> mark cuban or joe biden? >> oh, joe. >> all right. you're picking joe. >> got to go with tony. >> tony. jeff probst. >> go the to go with tony. >> bernie sanders. >> got to go with tony. >> kanye? >> got to go with tony. what can i say? >> george clooney. >> oh! >> okay. so clearly they were playing a game of who would you rather. this is helping so she can have a little fun here. bernie sanders she didn't go with though. >> right. i think first of all, tony pl

one point higher with hispanics. now, listen to this, so in nevada, we have a big hispanic population. they did exit polls. i won easily when we had 12 candidates, i won easily with the hispanics. we're going to win with hispanics. because people, let me tell you, people that have homes and have jobs, they're hispanic, whether they're from mexico or any place else, they're hispanic. they don't want their homes taken away and they don't want their jobs taken away. and they don't want it. so we're going to have -- i think we're going to do fantastically. i employ thousands of hispanics. i've employed thousands of people from mexico. they're incredible people. you look at doral in miami win own doral. you look at places that i own, thousands -- these are unbelievable people, but we're going to protect their job and protect their homes, and by the way, i settled with univision. they paid me a lot of money, so now they're going to treat me good. they're going to treat me good. univision is nice. but they gave me money and

i love hispanics. did he further alienate hispanics with that tweet? >> this tweet fell very flat.of people in the latino community. the people have not forgotten a lot of the rhetoric that donald trump started his campaign with calling mexican immigrants rapists and murderers. eating a taco bowl will not change that. >> do you think if donald trump does pick a hispanic as a running mate that could influence some of the hispanics that would not vote for him? >> no. the majority of latinos are democrats anyway. marco rubio and ted cruz did not have the latino voters. there are republicans that are latino. that is not your core vote. i don't think you are going to see a lot of latino republican candidates, whether it is a vp pick for donald trump or the two running for president who use politics as a way to connect with the vote. >> you write about the lack of latino leaders. do hispanics want or lead a national leader in your view? >> i think part of the challenge with getting a national leader, when we think of it, it is a monolith, one of the most diverse communities out there, pe

with hispanic voters.his is the first time we can remember him reaching out publicly to a latino organization. this one over the weekend and going on last night is a group of more than 1,000 hispanic evangelical leaders who tend to vote republican and he had a lot to prove. here's what he said in his video that was pre-recorded. >> it's so great to be with the national hispanic christian leadership conference. we're going to do a lot of things if i get elected president. we're going to bring back jobs and that you understand the world is taking our jobs and we've got to stop it. we're going take care of minority unemployment. it's a huge problem opinion it's really unfair to minorities and we're going to solve that problem and it's going to be solved once and for all. national hispanic christian, three great words. we're going to take care of you, we'll work with you, you'll be very happy. you're going to like president trump. >> reporter: now it's worth noting that after he finished his two to three minut

you're not going to win the hispanic vote.[laughter] [applause] these are the numbers that i got from the univision washington post poll a few days ago, 81% of latinos have a negative opinion of donald trump. 81%. so how would that -- what would that mean in terms of if he were to run against hillary clinton or bernie sanders? well, only 16% of latinos, 16% -- i know you're asking who are, who's that 16%? [laughter] but 16% of latinos would vote for donald trump against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. 16%. can he win the white house with 16%? no, he can't. because, remember, mitt romney got 27% of the hispanic vote, and he lost the election. john mccain got 31% of the hispanic vote, and he lost the election. so with 16% of the hispanic vote, donald trump cannot win the white house. and that is where our power resides precisely. we have 27 million latinos, 27 million latinos who are eligible to vote. unfortunately, not all of latinos go to vote. but i think donald trump is helping us, because many latinos who are thinking, w

trump tweeted and touted the food at his grill and said i love hispanics.the statistics he showed regarding the immigrants coming into this country, that's homeland -- >> people are saying they're ticked off because, among other reasons, not all hispanics are mexicans. >> absolutely. frankly, it comes up mexicans being rapists and murderers is also ugly. >> take that up with the department of homeland security. >> no facts justify that. >> he's viewed unfavorably 7 out of 10 hispanics says the latest "washington post"/abc news poll. there was a poll done a couple of months before that showed it even higher. how does he get out from under that? i'll start with you on that, katrina? >> what he's going to do is continue to draw the contrast of trump's vision of america. >> they're going to vote on the economy. >> they want jobs, absolutely. they want quality education. they don't want what they've had the whole time. hillary's message is old and is hasn't worked. her president was husband for two terms. she was secretary of state. things are worst today. >> wh

new mexico has the highest percentage of hispanics in this country.l he be able to whittle away at the deficit? bo dietl. you were at the rally in new jersey. you were the emcee. did you get any foot and of that? i thought you did a great job. >> there were hundreds of people who knew you and at least knew your show. charles: on the hispanic side you always say everyone loves donald trump. what the deal with 62 for hillary and 25 for trump. >> he's beginning to take a lot of traction winning them over. his mess and is resonating with them. he's talking will illegal immigrant taking jobs away from many, many people including hispanic. many, many democrats and independent. see this blue tie? this is in honor of the democrats that were there last night. there were so many there. charles: bo, you know donald trump for year. >> it's right what he says. he has good and i shall people paying their taxes. they don't want the illegals taking their jobs either. so to paint with a broad brush -- charles: you can't say you came here legally, you pay your taxes, b

i don't think it's going to be about who wins hispanics, although trump is underperforming with hispanics with the republican party. i don't think it's going to be about african-americans. donald trump will not win them, he's doing terrible with them but so is every other republican candidate. this is going to be about white working voters. who's got them? bernie sanders has got them and donald trump has got them. if mitt romney had got 3% more of the white vote, he would have won. the question is can hillary clinton keep those working white voters that bernie has or will she cede them to donald trump. it seems so counterintuitive. we talk about the gender gap and the racial divides, but it looks like this race is about white working voters and who's going to win them over. >> and i'm wondering as america every single day becomes a different america, right? i mean every single day, every single year america looks more like all of us. >> that's right. >> on a daily basis. how is it, rick, do you think that putting aside women, putting aside african-americans and putting aside hispanics, is

. >> and the hispanic women. >> best president for women. >> as a hispanic woman. the puerto ricoians like him. >> and you are courageous and sit down and you heard the comments in washington. donald trump is a listener wants to sit down and talk and know you. and they were able to go together. meggin is a closer and she chased it down and from what i hear it is good and excellent. >> what does this tell you, jessica? this guy came full circle and this show he is open to being a little more flexible? flexibility was never donald trump's problem. policy or anything else. i think it was wonderful that megyn kelly reached out and he cooled down and said let's talk. and he's the nom no. i don't think it helps close the gender gap. but hillary has struggles with women. and the donald trump playing the woman card. his whole thing is like a play boy sexism. he doesn't think they are lesser. it is a language thing and the way he talks about them. >> i like the playboy donald trump. how do you see it working with woman? he has a little bit of a gender gap and i think he can

i love hispanics!" but according to our abc news/"washington post" poll, 81% of hispanics disapprove of trump. and within minutes of trump's taco bowl tweet, hillary clinton tweeted his own words back at him -- "i love hispanics. trump, 52 minutes ago." and then, this video. >> you're going to have a deportation force. they have to go. >> reporter: trump is also struggling to unite his own party. the last two republican presidents and the last two republican nominees are all skipping the convention. tonight, speaker ryan says it's trump's responsibility to bring republicans together. >> and i think the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee. >> reporter: but trump is trying heal the wounds left from the bitter primary. while he once said this about marco rubio -- >> i've never seen a human being sweat like he sweats. little marco rubio, a total, total featherweight. >> reporter: today, a different tune. >> marco's a good guy, a really nice guy, and i like

winning amongst hispanics. called him among that.llary clinton, repeating her misleading statements about the e-mail. over and over and over again. and it's why we now have a situation where among the independents, among people who -- the unfavorability rating for both clinton and trump is minus-74 percentile. so the biggest casualty in this campaign is the truth. neither one of these candidates are worth trusting. >> i think that's what a lot of voters feel. i remember my parents saying, what a terrible choice we have. this is a perennial, if you will. it's greater than what i've ever seen. the top two finishers in both parties were unacceptable choices. we badly need a successful presidency and a serious and able leader. we're not likely to get one from either candidate. >> i talked to one of her senior people right after i wrote that, and people close to clinton were saying this is all about an e-mail. all about the blurring the lines with the clinton foundation. this senior official sat in her office and told me it really doesn't

a heaviy lily hispanic state. donald trump has major business interests there.n you talk to people, is there any sense that some of your fans find out you're a trump supporter and kind of turn on you because of that at all? what are you hearing from them? >> i actually have a lot of support. i have a lot of spoeupport for people that want donald trump to be the next president. at the end of the day, i'm godog this because i believe he will be the next president of the united states and he will be a really good one. i can't wait to see him in this january at the white house. >> the scenario that his nomination is contested and there's another candidate, would you accept another candidate? >> who's there? >> whoever that may be. >> i don't think it's going to be contested. i think donald trump will be the next runner up and he will go against hillary clinton and the best is yet to come. he's the only guy. >> if your only guy loses in the general election -- >> he won't lose. he's our next president. he will be there in january. >> tell me the number one reason why

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