the national republican congressional committee says a total of 102 hispanic candidates the cycle joiningy guests, thank you so much, ladies, for joining me. is this alignment real? >> it absolutely is real. we proudly delivered 64% of the hispanic vote, there's nothing that the liberal party can do to stop this movement as progressive activists were pushing to cut police budgets across the nation, guess who has felt the skyrocketing in communities of color. we have healthy impact, we have seen the failed leadership, we have had enough. we are rising to the occasion, we are talking as loudly as we can this november, that the democratic party is not entitled to vote and that it is time now restore our republic. >> you know, kathy, i have a podcast, i have 12 little latinos at home and it was incredibly offensive, the comment, do you have to talk about tacos, but you can't talk about abortion, inflation, you can't talk choice but you can talk about tacos? is that the deal? >> democrats want to control about how we speak. we don't talk about pronouns. we are worried about crime in the commun

the national republican congressional committee says it has recruited a total of one hundred and two hispanic candidates this cycle. >> two of them are here with me tonight. joining me now is virginia congressional candidateth joseph and texas congressional candidate cassie garcia. ladies, thanks. joining me. yes, i want to go to you first. so is this alignment real, which i think it is . and if hispanics are moving from democrat to republican , why it absolutely is real. look, this past november, we proudly delivered 54% of the hispanic vote to the governor. this del is a movement and thers nothing the liberal democrat party can do to stophing thishi movement. while progressive activists were pushing to cuts a police budgets across the nation. guess who has felt the skyrocketing crimes in our community? communities of color. cowe felt the impacts of it. we see the failed leadership coming from the democrat party and we've had enough. we are rising to the occasion and we're going to send a loud, resounding message this november that the democrats party is not entitled to our vote, th

and former counsel to the republican national -- and congressional committee, ben ginsburg.nk you both for joining us. i think this is a very important report in segment. i'm so glad that you're both here. good evening. ben, i'm gonna start with you. the report found no signs of fraud, not a single shred just, period. -- so important to issue this report? >> we heard what donald trump said in the election, those are extremely serious charges that our elections don't work. if, in fact, there was any evidence behind that, the system needs to be fixed, but if there is no evidence behind it, that needs to be said because of the corrosive effect that the allegations he was making is having on the democracy. that's why we undertook the thorough report. >> michael, you looked at more than 60 cases, 20 were dismissed before hearing, 30 were dropped by trump's supporters, 30 had a hearing and lost. republicans still continue to push his lie, why, what is going on? >> i can only think that most people have not taken the time or the trouble to actually look behind the allegations. so,

republicans say they're vying for the asian american vote up and down the ticket, including two key congressional races. house races are even tighter now after redistricting. the chair of the republican national committee joining me now with more from newport beach is nbc cnn -- sallow hill, good to see you. i know you sat down with congresswoman katie porter will became the first democrat to win an orange county and many considering porter a big star of the party. why did she tell you about this competitive district? >> that's right, sinclair, republicans are trying to name this race and these orange county races who is unpopular -- democrats, including katie porter is trying to make a choice and contrast between two different visions. she argues that she has a vision to combat inflation, which includes passing legislation to lower drug prices, the recent bill she said would boost manufacturing as well. she talked about a need to crack down on corporate price gouging. she is a scott bow, of not having any plan to combat inflation. he emphatically rejected that. i sat down with him. he said his plan to combat inflation is to reduce federal spending, massively reduce the supply of money in the economy w