. >> quiero pasar a washington dc donde estÁ el congresista de california javier becerra quien apoyas y su campaÑa acabo de hablar con una representante de la campaÑa de sanders dice que el liderado go de partido demÓcrata estÁ a favor . >> vemos que dos candidatos han luchado mÁs bien sobre los asuntos los temas mÁs importantes del paÍs y para nuestro poblaciÓn y que se pone poquito caliente es bueno tambiÉn. ojalÁ sale el pueblo a votar porque queremos ese entusiasmo. >> una de las cosas que trump ha recobrado y ha estado repitiendo esta misma semana es su reacciÓn a este informe interno del departamento de estado que dice que hillary clinton de canciller violÓ los protocolos al tener un correo electrÓnico privado y utilizarlo en vez de utilizar el correo electrÓnico de , eso es algo que en la ucho mÁs campaÑa se va a repetir. >> bueno, se ha repetido, se sabe bien. y ya dijo la secretaria clinton que viendo cÓmo condujo eso deberÍa hacerlo de diferente manera porque sabemos bien que esos correos electrÓnicos ahora cualquier persona puede tratar de tener acceso a eso, claramente ne

joining me now, california democratic congressman and clinton surrogate javier becerra. it's a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> you're going to talk about trump's remarks on the housing bubble. is this something that is going to stick with the presumptive republican nominee. >> well, if you want to be a president for all the people, you have to explain how you're willing to make money off of people who are in desperate straits, facing miserable conditions, people who are the victims of the vultures in wall street. and so for him to say, hey, i see an opportunity to join the vultures and make money makes you really wonder what kind of president he'll be. >> look, the fact of the matter is the millions of people who were affected by that crash, really their lives have never been the same and it's just one tragedy after another that has far-reaching consequences in families and in homes. >> i can't tell you -- jose, i can't tell you how many people in my congressional district lost their homes. they have still not recovered from that. their wealth, their level of

"the new york times" had the possibility of even someone like javier becerra of california being considered a lot of options here. we're probably going to end up with the campaign putting out a list that will include people that appeal to lots of different demographics in the democratic coalition and you're also going to have people floating their own names. aides and allies talking to reporters and saying, hey, i hear the clinton campaign is talking to so and so to get their name out there. always good if you're a politician on the rise to have your name floated as a vp possibility. >> alex seitz-wald, a pleasure to see you, my friend. thanks for being with me. >>> the road to the white house goes through through two battle grounds. our own jacob soboroff takes us to the highways to talk to a special group of voters. >> i believe they'll go for trump, i do. i believe -- i believe it's going to really surprise a lot of people. ♪ staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories y

"the new york times" talked about someone like javier becerra could be someone who is very well knowne hispanic community and that could be kind of such a surprising pick that could get folks that are maybe going to sit it out because they don't support trump or clinton to come out, latino community, for example, jamal. >> that's definitely true. i think we are seeing an incredible amount of registration in the latino community and activation particularly because trump is so bad on this immigration question and the wall and all that stuff. so she needs to figure out how she gets those voters to the polls. but again, there's -- in a millennial community where we spend a lot of time, you need to get 20% of the electorate under the age of 30 in order for democrats to have a chance to win. if that falls below 15% you look like the 2014 midterms than 2008 or 2012. so she has to be focused on getting young voters to show up and be about 20% of the electorate. >> mark, any chance that it could be clinton-sanders? >> bernie sanders didn't rule that out on "meet the press." i think if hillary