of on par, especially with the asian categories which is sort of on par, when you look at the latino category, that's clearly an area that we need to look very closely at because the population of latinos in san francisco is on a conservative bases is at least 15 percent, some people would say it's past 20. it could be the latinos are very busy on other projects and if they are not available. that's a concern. >> well, i share your same sentiments in that respect. regarding these size harmonization, i know i have had a discussion with a successful latino contractor that was not awarded the contract because he exceeded the size standard, as an example. it would be good to look at increasing our size standards and harmonizing with the city because he certainly fell within the city's definition, i believe of a large you know small business but it exceeded our size standards. >> right, that's why i think it's good that we would want to harmonize our standards with the city's standards. if the latino contractors are busy elsewhere and have exceeded the size. one thing i would like you to think abo

having a marco rubio who may attract more latino voters than traditional republican candidates, mitt romney didn't do well in that categoryars ago, time will tell. voters care about the jobs. they want to know who make their families safe. both the republicans will have to make that case first before you get that politics. david: 40% they won't win? that is almost impossible. what percent did they get last time? >> if you look at electorate, if you look at he electorate in united states, in 1984 ronald reagan won 49 states. david: dan. we don't have much time. the last presidential election where obama was reelected, what percent of the hispanic voted -- >> got 20% of the vote. republicans got 20%, can they really double that? >> i think so. if you look at hillary clinton, you know, she is a very strong candidate. but democrats have been, the democrats have been in office for eight years. very tough to win a third term, particularly everything going on with foreign affairs. it is bigger than identity politics we're discussing, talk about the young people. >> sure. david: hillary was speaking to a group of young people. sh