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joining me now, former secretary robert reich and julian castro. repor robert, let me start with you. i am sort of an amateur data consumer. in some ways it is all over the way. you can find real data point out there in the economy that suggests things are coming back and things are actually doing quite well. there are data points you can talk to that shows that. there are data points of food and security and you know people who are not paying their their or mortgages, how do you think about this sort of, the conflicting stories of where the economy's at? >> largely because there are three separate economies. there is a economy of billionaires, they're doing better than ever. in fact there were one day a couple of weeks ago when jeff bezos made $13 billion in a single day. you have the economy of a top 10%. these are managerial and professional workers, they work remotely and most of them, they are doing reasonably well. the stock market has caught up to where it was in february. then you have a third economy that's different than the first two. it

but you didn't have julián castro, who we spoke to at the beginning of the week.how is it possible that the only latinx presidential candidate was not invited, when almost all of the rest of them were? cornel west: i mean, i think it's ridiculous, i memean, when you've got the neofascist gangster in the white house, he started his whole campaign attacking g our precious mexican brothers and sisters. and here you've got a chicano from texasas, who is brilliant and sharp, and doesn't get a chance to speak. but brheher bloombmberg does. you say, "wait, michael bloomberg, the billionaire?" and then sister linda sarsr gets demonized and pushed out because she stands for palestinians, she's against the vicious israeli occupation. biden is t talking about human rights. harris is talking ababout a cocoalition ofof conscience. you can't have a coalition of conscience and d talk aboutut human righs if you don't come to terms with precious palestinians under israeli occupation. ain't nothing anti-jewewish about that. in fact, it affirms jewish values coming out of hebrew scr

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separately, and this is hard to believe but it's true, a former obama cabinet secretary julian castro called for donations to black visions collectives and reclaim to the block. he urges democrats to "provide support for those on the front lines to demand change. they think it should be adjudicated with violence in the streets. because none of these affect beverly hills, celebrity still join in. desperately hoping he won't remember he hasn't worn black face and used the n-word several times. >> the thing that i was excited about was it's all black lives matter's. >> if you'd like to go to it and join us with donations. >> that's not a political disagreement, that's not liberal versus conservative. that's just wrong. it's disgusting actually. democrats raised all of this money. the one called a luciani aga cofounded the black visions collective made it clear what the group really stands for. she declared that looting is a form of reparations, not stealing for reparations and she called for more of it. >> i know that the things that are being taken are being redistributed to the communi

i talk to beto o'rourke, i talk to julian castro. >> what about the current president and the vice president get president trump, joe biden, have you had any interaction or what is your take on how they are courting latino voters? >> he has been courting me through -- and other latinos through all his surrogates. he is definitely seeking the latin voice in how to win our vote. and name latin people to your cabinet. that is what i would tell him. show us that you are including us. you know, because there are 2 million voters, that is a huge bloc. we'll decide that. you need to talk to us directly by including us and talking about our issues and that is the only way we'll see that it is true. >> and usual righyou're right, to pew, hispanic voters will have the largest thon whinonwhic for the first time ever. so what is on the line for latino americans? >> a lot is at stake. this is the most important election in our lives. in so many ways. i mean, it is a fight for our democracy. against cronyism. against being ostracized. i mean, does trump even have any la tea kntino people in the cab? >> he

activist and even prominent lawmakers like julian castro have come out in recent days on the record sayingeds to act really quickly, otherwise, this substantial vote that has been ignored for many years throughout many presidential elections could potentially sway toward trump especially as it leans a little more conservative than i think people would anticipate. >> "washington post" jackie alemany. thank you as always. so good to see you this morning. by the way, i know you're going to be joining "morning joe" in just a little bit. stay tuned for that. >>> we're going to play bob woodward's interview from april with the president. >>> also why the top vaccine manufacturer says there won't be enough coronavirus convenience for everyone until the end of 2024 your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. onfor one strangek back and remembtime in our lives, thing, got very quiet. some lost work and invented new ways to

the director julian castro's political action committee tweeting i don't know who needs to hear this have more knowledge about politics than just turn out. not just immigration but things like eviction in the coronavirus pandemic. in north carolina 31% of latino renters said they had no confidence or slight confidence they can pay august rent. progressives like alexandria ocasio cortez talked about cancellation biden campaign officials have been seen as missing the mark. >> what are talking about latino engagement strategy, including things you have already been seeing from us, spanish-language, bilingual advertising. >> until recently trump had been outspending biden on latino outreach. jillian: thank you so much. there is the new data about latino voters, nbc poll showing the president has a four point edge over joe biden among latino voters, that is 31 point swing, hillary clinton's big advantage in this category in 2016 so how much stock can we put in the polls at this point? we will discuss that with richard fowler, senior advisor for the trump 20/20 campaign, mercedes schlapp,

subject of your book but it seems that various times that people like it or working, harrison julian castro and gillibrand to have moderates in their past. cory booker i would also add in that who is was a charter school enthusiasts and different things that during the primary season they all seem to be running to win on twitter. they were running super hitting the cultural notes that seemed like what democrats were clamoring for if you took clamor from twitter seriously. they all tanked. that strategy objectively i think failed for all of them. they sat on their moderate as an wit totally in that direction and they all got squashed like uggs. could it be when we are thinking about and characterizing the democratic party we are doubtful by aoc who is very adjusting as you write and your book pray she's compelling and she's got game for sure but we are overrating that because that's not the general characteristics of the democrats who tipped the house and democratic favor and 2018. they didn't run on aoc's campaign to take back the house. and they didn't talk about russia. they didn't hit a

joining me now, former labor secretary robert reich and former secretary of housing and development julian castro, now co-chair of the housing playbook project. robert, let me start with you. i'm sort of an amateur like macroeconomic data consumer, and it has been funny because in some ways all over the place, you can find real data points all over the economy that suggests things are coming back or things are actually doing quite well. you don't have to invent a story, like there are data points you can talk to that show that. then there's data points about food insecurity or, you know, people who have not paid their rent or mortgage who look like they're in the midst of something truly horrible, something worse than the great recession. how do you think about the conflicting stories about where the economy's at right now? >> largely, chris, it's because there are three separate economies. there's the economy of billionaires. they're doing better than ever. in fact, there was one day a couple of weeks ago when jeff bezos actually made $13 billion in a single day. and then you have the economy of

during a primary debate, former secretary julian castro looked incredulous, are you forgetting what youaid 2 minutes ago it was nice to hear somebody say the obvious out loud, at that moment it seemed inconceivable the democrats would choose a man like joe biden to face off against a predator like donald trump. then bernie sanders of vermont surged in the polls and came very close to winning the whole thing and the democratic establishment panicked. within weeks, joe biden got the nomination. it's a risk to run a candidate who may be senile but as far as wall street was concerned it was not a tough call, they found bernie sanders economic populism terrifying. here we are, will not be honest and if you watch the show you already know this and can see we never thought biden would show up tonight. of his handlers have hidden him for months, fearful that unscripted talking might tank their campaign and yet we are about to see joe biden on stage for 90 minutes straight, no handlers insight. how will that go? the trump campaign is convinced that the biden and his staff will try to feed him li

seemed at various times that people -- i would specifically hear name beto o'rourke, kamala harris, julian castro and kirsten gillibrand who all who had modernness in the past, cory booker i would also add in that who is -- was a charter school enthusiast and different things. during primary season they all seemed to be running to win the chapo trap house of vote on twitter. they were running super kind of woke, hitting the cultural notes that seemed like what democrats were clamoring for, if you took clamor from twitter seriously, they all tanked, the strategy objectively failed for all of them. they sat on their moderate pasts and they buried it and went totally in that direction and got squashed like bugging and could it be that when characterizing the left, the democratic party we are baffled by aoc but we are overrating that because that's not the general characteristics of the democrats who tipped the house back into democratic favor in 2018. they didn't run an aoc campaign to take back the house. it was a lot of -- they didn't talk about russia. they didn't hit a lot of things that people

julian castro say undocumented immigrants pay 11 billion in state and federal taxes in 2015, trump paid only $750 a yearen the year he became president and $750 the next year. he needs to stop free loading off americans. finally bernie sanders tweeting shock of shocks, donald trump, the self-proclaimed billionaire received a 72.9 million tax refund from the irs while not paying a nickel in federal income tax in 10 out of 15 years. he l-o-v-e-s loves corporate socialism for himself, rugged capitalism for everyone else. dr. greer. >> all these things are true, and i appreciate members of congress speaking out about it. however, what is imperative is to take this messaging and distillette down to the voting public. it needs to be articulated in a way where voters see how this directly relates to them. yes, trump is a liar and a thief and a fraud. we know these things, like women have been screaming them from the rooftop for years, plus some. these are facts. what needs to happen now is elected officials in city and towns across the nation distill this in such a way voters can process it, w

we have julian castro writing, "undocumented immigrants pay $11.7 billion in state and federal taxtaxesin 2014. trump paid $7250 the year he became president and $750 the next year. he needs to stop free loading off americans." finally, senator bernie sanders tweeting, "shock of shocks. donald trump, the self-proclaimed billionaire, received a $72.9 million tax refund from the irs while not paying a nickel in federal income taxes in 10 out of 15 years. yes, trump l-o-v-e-s, loves corporate socialism for himself, rugged capitalism for everyone else." dr. greer? >> all these things are true. i appreciate the members of congress, you know, speaking out about it. however, what is imperative is to take this messaging and distill it down to the voting public. it needs to be articulated in a way where voters see how this directly relates to them. yes, trump is a liar and a thief and a fraud. we know these things. black women have been screaming them from the rooftops, actually, for four years plus some. these things are facts. what needs to happen now is our elected officials, in cities and to

julian castro said the campaign understands this is a priority but at the same time there needs to bert shown. if we allow a narrative to take shape that the issues of concern to this growing community are not prioritized we risk backsliding in the years to come. what do you think about that? >> i agree. i think -- i aglee with that 100%. i think it's hitting the nail on its head but what i will add to that is that aside from the commercials, aside from the latino directors across the state especially the latino heavy states, aside from that i think joe biden has to come forward and do a major speech on latino issues and say i care about you. and you know what? not allow the narrative going forward, this is dangerous, all the conspiracy theories that joe biden will be the next maduro from virginia -- venezuela. joe biden has to come strong against that. >> trace: a polster said the following. he thinks maybe latino voters do believe the president is getting kind of beaten up for the wrong reasons and the democrats have it out for him. he said quoting here it is difficult to measure th