ms. huerta said. we have made some progress when you look at jobs, when you look at employment, you know, segregation. things have gotten a little better, but i still think a lot of things have remained the same. so you look on the outside, it looks like we've made a lot of progress. and i hesitate to always use that word we have much work to do. we've been talking about doing a lot of work for the that's three or four hundred years, and my people are tired of always having to do work. no matter what we've done in this country, my people and other people of country, we're always struggling. so i'm not sure why we're always struggling, and the best way i can explain it is i try to tell people that being black in america is like watching bad movie. it's the same movie playing over and over again, and the only difference is the characters or the scenery. but it seems like -- i guess it swings back and forth. but we keep struggling, and i wish that would change. .. after the buddy rice act you would think

ms. huerta, when you hear the things about limiting the number of these people can vote, limit the hours at precincts are open, does it strike you as punitive, or do you think, well, no, if it's for everybody, that's fair? what you think? >> i think it is there and it is voter suppression and we need to change that. we need the same loss for need the same lost forever stay in touch. one thing the republicans really need to understand, look at this figure. every single month in the training of america, 73,000 latinos reached the age of 18. let me repeat that. every month in the united states of america, 73,000 latinos reached the voting age of 18 years old. that is something that they need to look at. when we talk about the power of the latino vote, the governor of virginia's campaign, terry mcauliffe, he won with 53,000 votes. 63,000 latinos voted. he won with the latino vote. and because his opponent was very anti-immigrant. harry reid when he went for the senate and nevada, he endorsed immigration reform. he reached out to the latino community and the latino community pushed him over t