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senador alex padilla de california y también la fundadora, la cofundadora del grupo voto latino, maría teresa kumarnosotros en este momento tenemos más gente joven, que pueden cambiar el mapa electoral, si nos registramos y si votamos; y nos toca tener una conversación sincera con nosotros mismos, ¿qué tipo de país queremos que hereden nuestros hijos, que están empezando el colegio?, porque el poder es en nosotros. damián trujillo: senador, pero por qué perdimos--, se dice que los demócratas perdieron el voto latino, ¿por qué lo perdieron, y ahora lo están intentando conseguir otra vez? alex padilla: bueno, en el 2020 había personas pensando que, bueno, donald trump, los republicanos iban a recoger más apoyo de la comunidad latina, pero no sucedió; en el 22 también pensaron que iba a pasar, y no sucedió, lo bueno es que no sucedió, pero en realidad ha hecho que los demócratas despierten a la verdad, que los latinos quieren ser, quieren participar, nos tratamos de comunicar con ellos, hablar sobre los asuntos que les importan más, los asuntos que nos afectan a nuestras familias, y tener planes para

maria teresa kumar, my dear friend and george takei, god bless you.story. i know it is difficult to do and we so appreciate it. we will be right back. back. i'm a lifelong republican and i voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. it'll make everything more expensive for regular people, all while giving tax breaks to billionaires. you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. kamala harris is for regular people. she wants a tax cut for 100 million americans, so we keep more of our hard-earned money. i'm a proud republican, but this year, i'm voting for kamala harris. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. - [narrator] life with ear ringing sounded like a constant train whistle i couldn't escape. then i started taking lipo flavonoid. with 60 years of clinical experience, it's the number one doctor recommended brand for ear ringing. and now i'm finally free. take back control with lipo flavonoid. - [narrator] life with ear ringing sounded like a constant train whistle i couldn

anyway, maria teresa kumar, charles coleman jr. , thank you both very much for this great discussion on the sunday show. >>> up next, it is time to sound off. in case you haven't noticed, republican drummed the of election denial is growing louder and bolder as we get towards november 5th. let's talk about that and the final 23 days of this presidential campaign, stay with us. >> [ music ] >> [ music ] ( ♪♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get your child into services, because the longer you wait, these motor pathways are set in stone. i knew he needed help. he needed these services. i'm almost there. yes, you are. you're so close. you're so strong. i'm gonna say hi. okay! let's say hi. hi! nolan's mom: none of my friends or people in our network have a child with these needs. and then you go to easterseals and it's such a good feeling to feel like you're in good hands. they really understand what you're going through. jaxon: at one point, i wasn't able to walk or ride my

and maria teresa kumar . thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. those two stories out of the new york times, had me on fire, so i'm glad i have both of you on, and your reactions to what i said and what the new york times has been reporting, charles, you go first. >> you know, jonathan, the way you framed this was really at. when you are talking about the creation of a potential scapegoat. it bothers me to no end that we are already setting up place where black voters may be the ones to share the blame if the democrats do not emerge with a win in november and that's problematic because the level of energy and conversation that's been had about making sure that the black turnout which quite frankly has never been a problem for democrats, is what it needs to be, is not being shared with the demographics that actually need the attention, when you talk about the white female vote, for example, and how that in 2016 for example, played a role with respect to hillary clinton not winning. this creation of a bogeyman scapegoat of black voters, before they'

we have maria teresa kumar here. charles coleman junior and former prosecutor and host of the charles coleman podcast and hayes brown, nbc daily writer. this very apparent strategy of projection, it seems they don't have anything better to do than what we just outlined in those examples. project onto the vice president what they have been doing themselves. >> well, ayman, what is fun about trump is he is culpable of what he is condemning the other person to do. there is something rich about elon musk saying that the government is trying to censor everyone. that the only person that does that is elon musk himself. we talk about we are not getting enough of funds down to florida and north and south carolina but trump would hold hostage blue states because he identified them as not being friendly to him. trump did not intend and does not intend to be the president for all americans. just the folks he thinks that voted for him. contrast that with president biden. he has been not only incredible in north carolina but offi

. >> right y and we'll talk about this another day, but maria teresa kumar, they did a huge 3 3,000 personis different than the oversample of latino voters. and the thing about it is, you will find what you're looking for. you can go to the barbershop and find one contrary brother who is like, i like trump. that doesn't mean that one guy or one rapper who is doing a video for trump represented black men broadly, but if you're looking for that and want to make a package about that, you can find that guy. the problem with that is you can go all the way back, let's go back to the clinton era. clinton dolled out 15%, when al gore was running, bush got 12%. you can go to 2004, bush got 13%. mccain got 5%. romney got 11%. trump got 14%, trump got 12% in 2020. there are simply about 11 to 14% of black men who have been republicans and voting republican since '68. you can keep finding those same brothers over and over again. that is not a trend. >> no, it is definitely something that we have seen his vote has been consistent with republicans before him. and in '20, he was even or three points lowe

president and ceo of votolatino maria teresa kumar.arlier in hallie jackson's report donald trump is prominently featuring his desire for revenge a long time hallmark of his political identity as part of his closing message to prospective voters. let's now bring in sahil kapur. good to see you this morning. your latest reporting is taking a look at trump's escalating rhetoric. it is noteworthy how darker it has gotten just in recent days. tell us more about what you found. >> reporter: that's right, jonathan. this kind of rhetoric has always been somewhere in trump's stump speech, but he's really dialed it up now in his third campaign and especially in the closing stretch to election day. just a few days ago he called his rival kamala harris a criminal when talking about immigration policy. in recent weeks and months he's said a whole host of things should be illegal, should be outlawed including an edit of a "60 minutes" news package. he said criticizing his judges ands justices who he appointed and who rule in alignment with him shou