these protestorsted tont confro the neo nazis. police kept them apart as an anti-fascist anthem played. militaristic displays are outlawed in germany. the police ordered them not march, but t casually".nter these people are s thenored. most extreme neo nazis in germany. and there are many groups like this. t what the authorities a worried about is not these people so much who're out in public it's those neo nazis establishment, in the shadows. this video by the bundeswehr, ese german military, eulog the prowess of an elite special forcesnit called the ksk. but today, it is in disgrace. one company has been disbanded because of a right wing extremist culture, more may follow. a cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives was found buried at the home of one soldier. >> if you're looking for a spovial unit who could take the german chancellory or the s most important ministriewithin berlin, then this was the most important unit to do so. reporter: timo reinfrank's mission is to counter right wing violence. he heads a foundation named

these people are some of the most extreme neo nazis in germany.there are many groups like this.ut but what therities are worried about is not these people so much who're out inbl pu; it's those neo nazis who're hiding in the establishment, in the shadows. this video by the bundeswehr, the german military, eulogizes ede prowess of an elite special forces unit call the k.s.k. but today it's in disgrace. one company has been disbanded because of a right wingcu extremist ure, more may follow. a cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives was found buried >> (htranslated if you'rer. looking for a special unit who chancellory or the mostman important ministries within berlin, then this was the st importt unit to do so. >> reporter: timo reinfrank's mission is to counter right wing violence. he heads a foundation named after amadeo antonio, an angolan immigrant murdered by extremists in 1990.in ank worries that neo nazis have infiltrated other branches of the german military. >> ( translated ): the problem abouthe army is that we don' know anything. this

>> on make it really clear, the president should condemn white supremacy and neo-nazi.eland: he has a number of tim times. >> and he should condemn violence. >> they used antifa by name. >> democrat should condemn violence wherever it comes from, we can about long discussion about what antifa is we don't have antifa the democratic party, i don't know anybody affiliated, let me just finish. i don't want anybody who shows up to protest policy or a politician or advocate. leland: i want to move this really quickly, and when mark questioned the issue of how this affected democratic politics, we heard over and over again defend the police and the violence that we saw and political violence hurt democrats at the house level in the senate level as well. do you worry about that going into 2022 and as you represent a moderate district and people holding you responsible for the defunding the police and the violence that we see? >> defend the police was one of the worst marketing messages i've ever encountered. the reality is, this is the biggest problem of politics, not always bi

they put together, they were sort of neo-nazis in their own right. they partnered with this group of semi fascists called the coral. talk sort of young, so my fascist is complicated. they put together a search to try to find -- they were unsuccessful. nicholas at one point says that they got to the airport 30 minutes after the departure. i find no evidence of that. but the family was definitely looking, and there were elements within the community, particularly in the ex that nazi community who are worried about this because they were worried about themselves. the government themselves were not part of that. >> you acknowledged at the beginning that a court of hunting down eichmann in your words was the pursuit of justice. why do you think that there are so many similar -- me with a critical role in the whole cost even as recent as 25 years ago were walking free? the people just forget? >> the history of nazi hunting after eichmann was captured, fritz bauer was very successful after the eichmann capture in putting together trials in west germany for

right wing militia leaders and neo nazis. the trump base. how colorful.ctor for counter intelligence at the fwi. it's easy to mob the rag tag collection of misfits that will show up and rip down photographs of john lewis. is there a real danger? to be blunt, d.c. is a black city. a majority black city. it has a lot of minority and people of color. and now you have white nationalists converging on it. should we be concerned? >> it's a recipe for trouble. i can tell you that my contacts and law enforcement and the d.c. area recently today told me they are very concerned. and it's not just a gut feeling. it's the intelligence they are seeing in the private and public messaging. in chat rooms and blog sites and web sites and twitter. as you mention from the various groups from q anon-to militia groups. amassing weapons. i'm pleased so far law enforcement and the intelligence community up to this point have done an incredible job behind the scenes battling the foreign threat and domestic threat. they are to be commended. the bad guys have to get it right once

and on the other side, there was a group of neo-nazis wearing swastikas, carrying tiki torches, spewingacial and anti-semitic epithets. and the president of the united states said they were fine people on each side. the president of the united states who called mexicans criminals and rapists. who has his first order of business put in place a muslim ban. georgia, we are better than this. we deserve them this. we want a president who understands that regardless of where you live, your race, your gender, or age, the language your grandmother speaks, that we all have so much more in common than what separates us. america knows we need a leader like joe biden, who understands the importance of bringing folks together, who understands that the real measure of a person's strength is not least on who you be down, it is based on who you lift up. we have a real clear choice in this election. not to mention the crisis that we are facing which is the climate crisis. i come from california, but the west coast is burning. washington, over to colorado, wildfires. i have met with families evacuated, n

people were peacefully protesting racial injustice, a woman died, and all the others, there were neo-nazisring swastikas, hurling tiki torches, racial and anti-semitic epithets, and when the president of the united states was asked, he said there were fine people on both sides. we deserve better than this. [cheers and applause] we deserve better than this. because, you see, joe knows -- joe knows that the true measure of anyone's strength and in particular, the true measure of a leader's strength is not based on who you beat down. it's based on who you lift up. [applause] you know, look, palm beach, we are going to have a lot of healing to do. we've got a lot of repair to do. i'm going to tell you, joe, in his heart and in his soul, is committed to unifying our country. joe knows that regardless of where you live, your race, your ethnicity, your age, your gender, the language your grandmother speaks, joe knows that the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. [applause and honking] the crisis includes -- florida knows this well -- a climate crisis. you all kn

concerned that if it's not renovated now, it will become a kind of memorial place of pilgrimage for neo nazis. and if it's a renovation, then perhaps it can be better used for civilian sports purposes. that's why my opinions divided on the part of the nazi party rally complex is the unfinished congress hall. the structure is reminiscent of rome's coliseum and what you have posted 50000 people. it's one of the largest preserve national socialist buildings today. it houses the documentation center which office visit is insight into the history of the complex. and it's important for us to make the stones tall supporting. and this means explaining the history behind this building. so self being transparent and always insisting on never again as our lesson from this history and on guiding people through the story with all the information we have for not so many 75 years after the end of the war. nuremberg snotty party rally ground stand as a somber reminder of germany's past. its stones will continue to serve as a warning for future generations. finally, an exhibition opening despite corunna other

in the far right what about the colleagues in the far right not a single word about the far right neo nazis far right extremists or which is totally out of kilter kaberle that your shows are just focused on demonology the whole community we all feel the same very strange that need to be dealt with police are having to deal with the rise of right wing extremism but at this moment today we're talking about people being beheaded and jews and basilicas and things of course because france that's the issue that france is having to deal with at this moment let's speak a sister let's take on their narrative a terrorist but don't do that the expense of orderly innocent muslims around the world we are poor terrorism but we also want the right you know for our boys to be heard in these countries are not free not to be attacked in a way has been tonight france is a country where all religions can peacefully live together and i live together with millions of muslims i have many muslim friends who are and latent muslims and whom i adore we can exist all together it fell out of that the condition that our

continues to perpetuate the 100 percent absolutely fake myth that donald trump said that neo nazis were very fine people you can read the whole transcript he joe biden says that that comment obviously flying back home is what you know isn't true i made him decide to run for president this is like he was forced to i'm going to present so he is spreading that he's spreading these lies about hatred and racial division and and of course it's ironic that you once again as the peaceful candidate now. shadow come are journalist and commentator thank you very much for joining us my pleasure thank you. now the road to the 2020 alexion has seen america starkly divided and the main question now is what happens after one side grabs victory earlier i took a closer look at why americans are not seeing eye dog. it was all high hopes and big promises back in 2016 when donald trump took his place in the white house the nation was already divided by race gender class you name it and the country needed a hero now it's time for america to get behind a division have to get together. republicans and democrat

biden today and i was governor during that horrible incident in charlottesville with a thousand neo-nazi and white supremacists. i just think how president biden would have handled charlottesville and talking about the hatred and how we need to act together. >> he said he is fighting for the whole of this nation, let under the circumstances all fray, front, right, center, that he can cross the aisle but we can have bipartisanship, and he can somehow unite the country because it was a beautiful speech. but let's also pray for action and unity in these coming months. terry mcauliffe, great to have you on. thank you for your insight. >>> still ahead here on cnn, it could be the mother of all superspreader events. that is a holiday warning from a top health expert. >>> plus, should school cases. and really want to shine a light on this today. food banks now feeling the pinch as the fooled. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling la

on the other side, there were neo-nazi, carrying tikki torches and spilling racial and spewing -- anti-semitism. donald trump called mexicans as criminals and rapists and put on a muslim ban. we are better than this. we deserve better than this. we deserve a president who understands like joe does. regardless of where you come from and where you live, your race, gender, the language your grandmother speaks, the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. we deserve a president. we deserve a president who understands the measure of the strength of ta human being is nt based on who you beat down. it is based on who you lift up. we deserve better. and then we are dealing with the climate crisis. you know i come from california, let me tell you the west coast is burning. from california to oregon to washington and over to colorado. these wildfires, i met with families who have been evacuated and never to return to their home. i have met with firefighters who are fighting fires while their own homes are burning. my brother-in-law is a firefighter, you look at the gulf coa

you are, also, supporting a person who neo-nazis support.ou are, also, supporting a very fine people, on both sides, person. so it does -- i don't care how -- and you are supporting a person who doesn't believe in science. you're supporting a person, who is bringing people into rallies, he supposedly loves. but then, he is putting their health on the line. so, i don't get there's some sort of weird, disconnect thing that people make excuses. so you make discussexcuses for ? money? >> so how do you bring them in? >> because you need them, somehow, to understand that one plus one equals two. and i don't know how to do that, and i don't know if america is ready to do that. so talk about all these things that joe biden must do. he is the president. he's going to be tasked with that, and he's going to have to do it. but, on the other side, there's going to have to be buy-in. there's got to be someone who says, okay, i guess i got to wear one of these masks. because even if it's i don't believe in it, it could be helping somebody else. he could te

she tweeted this in 2017 saying,: the president is more interested in pandering to his neo-nazi basen being president for all americans. end quote. katie hobbs, secretary of state, arizona. she is among those who president trump, his campaign and all of his supporters have been up against since the very beginning of his presidency. the president is also to fight the rest of the radical dems and their can cohorts in the corporate left-wing media, of course, and bug tech and social media -- big tech, social media, and the list goes on. all of whom are more than a little concerned that their voter fraud scheme will be revealed, and they're rushing to coronate joe biden. but there will be no coronation. just listen to this today from senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> the election is over. it wasn't close. president trump lost. joe biden will be the next president of the united states. kamala harris will be the next vice president of the united states. senate republicans, stop denying reality. the election is not in doubt. this is nothing more than a temper tantrum by republicans,

and all it took was reading the transcript to see that president trump very clearly did not say neo-nazisremacists were fine people but he actually condemned them and yet you had the media perpetuate this license 2017, even up until the election they still lead with this light and joe biden launched his candidacy on the light and still wasn't called out for it either media and meanwhile, this is a man who eulogized a kkk recruiter and a man who pal around with segregationists and this is a guy who said he did not want his kids to be grow up in a racial jungle yet none of those things were talked about and none of those things were talked about by the media but president trump continues to be asked to condemn white supremacists when he is condemned to them more than any person in american history. steve: i'm sorry, matt, i know you could talk for an hour about the media but just a minute or so for you, what are your thoughts on this? >> sure, i wish the media would either stop lying about got a job or that they would start telling the truth about joe biden. if you track their relationship

i sit here in charlottesville, virginia, where in 2017, neo-nazis and white supremacists descended upontle lovely university town and perpetrated violence in the streets and killed one of our townspeople by running her down with a car. we have seen it firsthand, and we have seen it around the country, particularly the summer. so i do worry, and i hope that americans on all sides will remain calm. alix: do using that when there is a conclusive result, that this is something we are going to have to manage? barbara: i suspect that what has been turned up over these last four years will have to take some time calm down. it will take a president who can have a calming influence, but unfortunately, the country is now so polarized between liberals and conservatives, democrats and republicans, and so-called red and blue states that there seems to be little room for middle ground, but that is what i am hoping, that should joe biden be elected, he is a moderate in his own party, a moderate liberal, and i hope you will try to guide the country toward that, but it is going to be difficult, no doubt

the scene from saturday and even a scene from july 11 where over 200 confederates and neo-nazis marchllowed access to our to disparage our efforts to disrupt our efforts, it is all too common right now in north carolina. amy: what are your plans for tuesday, election day? from graham until tuesday. so we are having to do this under so many different dynamics. we thought that saturday would end our george floyd summernd we would have a little time to rest. we never imagined we would be planning voter efforts on tuesday on the streets. and as soon as our interview wraps and between other interview opportunities, we are in very intense meetings to figure out with are very meager resources how we are still going to get people now into their varis districts to vote. we also are concerned about the people who can't register to vote now because saturday was the last day of registration and voting in one-stop. so we know for a fact that there are people who will not be able to vote simply because of the police brutality that we incurred on saturday. we do know o efforts will start at 9:00 and we ar

misled us about covid, he dismantled the pandemic response team, he dismantled health care, he called neo-nazis very fine people, he hired a never-ending parade of imbeciles, he lied, he lied, he lied, then he lied some more, he is a liar and a cheat who wants them to stop counting thousands of legitimate votes, and almost half of us are apparently okay with that. half of us want to keep it going for four more years. which, listen, i don't care what you think of joe biden. if joe biden stopped by my house every morning to key my car and pee in my pool? still be no question which one of them i'd vote for. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: none. i mean, what more did donald trump have to do to show us that he's insane and not fit to lead this country? i feel like i overestimated the american people. and i underestimated the village people. [ laughter ] fortunately, there have been some glimmers of sanity from the other side. many of the president's hype men were unhappy with his speech last night. but no one was more upset than the newspeople who had to stay up until 3:00 in the morn

i had neo-nazi fabricate tweets saying i was a terrorist. that was a challenge.ce and heighten reality. trump began with injecting yourself with bleach. where do you go from there, jace cnn you're already at the highest point. it will be challenging to get the footing a little, but i'm looking forward to sleeping more. >> cristela, along the same lines, we had darrell hammond play bill clinton, and we had key and peel do things with barack obama. what do you think of the future of comedy parodying the president. we have jim carrey doing joe biden. are we going to have to find something else with these new people in the white house? >> there's always something h l hilarious -- -- it's just an example. quick pitch. people might say biden's in office now past january. what does he do? well, example, people know that he loves ice cream. what if there's something serious that's happening, a crisis, and he's like, i can't think right now until i have that ice cream sandwich. you know what i mean? there's something so -- you can just make fun of anything that you can. i

there are very small numbers of people concerned about these vaccination groups and some of the neo-nazicist groups looking to take advantage of those people. >> willem marx in london. thank you. >>> president trump says he's heading to georgia. the white house says his trip is planned for saturday, december 5th, expected to campaign for republican senate candidates david perdue and kelly loeffler in the upcoming runoff elections. the president confirmed the trip while taking questions from reporters on thanksgiving with false claims that the election was rigged. >> i told them today they're dealing in a very fraudulent system. i'm very worried about that. they are tremendous people. kelly loeffler, david perdue are tremendous people. they should be in the united states senate. they're desperately needed. i told them today, listen, i don't view a fraudulent system. you have a system with the flick of a switch or the putting in of a new chip can change the course of history. >> "the washington post" reports the president's continued rhetoric has worried republicans working on the race who

federal prosecutors charged two men with manufacturing illegal hard to trace guns suspected of being neo-nazis. they had a list of names to include prominent black lives matter leaders and there's always a concern about lone wolf extremists. there have been at least two men recently arrested who discussed harming biden. no specific threat identified, but it's a volatile environment. >> still a lot of focus on foreign interference especially from russia and iran. >> yes. let's of concern about russia and iran. there's real concern not just about election day. there's concern they might try to sow disinformation while we wait for results. law enforcement put out a bulletin warning they might deface websites, create new websites and sew information on social media. >> lots of questions about what's going to happen on election day and after the votes are counted. dan, let's start with the question about potential voter suppression, voter intimidation. what constitutes illegal voter intimidation? what should we be looking for on election day? >> under federal law it involves intimidation, coercion,

of that sort and yesterday the biggest invasion that the crazy right wingers could muster was one neo-nazine proud boy and then it got darker last night when these two guys decided to take a drive and that drive, as i understand it, occurred after the speech by the president. you know, we all know that the greatest domestic terror threat in the united states right now is not jihadis from another country. the greatest domestic terror threat is white men of extreme right wing affiliations, some of them members of hate groups and many of them have had military training. yes, it's concerning but i also think we shouldn't blow this up and assume that it connects to any other individuals, that there was any kind of a concerted effort or that this was necessarily more than people who are frankly freightened to go into any city that is diverse unless they have firearms that are ready. our investigation is going to be very thorough and we're going to find out one way or the other. will i be surprised if they're haters? no, i won't be surprised at all. but the real experience on the ground in philad

off rightms to cut after that line spoken that he condemned white supremacists and neo nazis.s left out. you know what i'm saying? host: ok, brent. professor mann, what are your observations of modern day 2020 adds, versus what we're seeing 1964?r in 1952 and guest: it is a torrent of ads today and targeted in a way they weren't in those days. 1964, the daisy ad, the goldwater ad we saw was meant to be in mostly on a national -- giving them, there were certainly swing states more often than we have today but they were just broadcast, meant for most everyone to see them. they were not targeted. today you see a much more finely sliced and diced electorate based on the profiling and that theseolling candidates and their camping to do. so when you see an ad especially online, just scrolling through the internet on the website, that is usually an ad that was intended exactly for you or a person just like you. did was not meant for your neighbor. it may not even have been meant for your spouse or children. it may have been meant for you especially either because of your shopping beh

our report showed for example how british far right and neo—nazi groups have deliberately been encouragingommunities. we have seen islamist groups promoting anti—democratic and anti—western narratives to young muslims. we have seen a spike in hate crime against chinese people, both online and off—line. and what is particularly concerning is the proliferation of conspiracy theories and disinformation. we highlighted how one prominent conspiracy theorist was promoting an anti—semitic covid conspiracy theory which had over 5.9 million views. we are seeing far right posts, hundreds of thousands of them online, millions of people engaging with disinformation sites. that shows you the scale of the problem. it's a massive challenge. 0bviously, your experience at the commission has taught you that the pandemic would bea time taught you that the pandemic would be a time that was ripe for exploitation by people like this. how difficult was it for you at the commission to gather the sort of data you have done? you are right, one of the things we found again and again is that whenever there is tension

donald trump may have excited a lot of people on the far right, he may have excited david duke, neo-nazis who couldn't praise him enough, huh he wasn't playing the long game. he was playing the short game. and it's republicans who are going to be paying for it for the rest of their political lives. >> you took the thought out of my head about george w. bush, it was less than a generation ago that a republican presidential candidate was up in the 40s with latino voters. by the way, they have looked for the last couple of cycles they thought, boy, could we ever get georgia, if we get georgia we're in the right direction. well, they got georgia. how about arizona, they got arizona. the next target is texas. if you put texas in the democratic column every year, there's nowhere to go. you put california and new york, then it's over. so they need to figure something out as they said in the 2012 after action report that most people didn't heed in the republican party. i mentioned that donald trump is president for two more months and one week because there is a massive crisis sitting in front of

off rightms to cut after that line spoken that he condemned white supremacists and neo nazis.ut. you know what i'm saying? host: ok, brent. professor mann, what are your observations of modern day 2020 adds, versus what we're seeing 1964?r in 1952 and guest: it is a torrent of ads today and targeted in a way they weren't in those days. 1964, the daisy ad, the goldwater ad we saw was meant to be in mostly on a national television or the goldwater ad we saw was meant to be seen on national television or in, you know, even then there were certainly swing states, more of them than we have today. but they were just broadcast. they were meant for almost everyone to see them. they were not targeted. today what you see is a much more finally slice and dice electric based on the profiling and political polling that these candidates and our campaigns do. when you see an ad, especially if you see it online, you know, you are just growing through the internet on their website, you see an ad, that is huge an ad that was intended exactly for you, a person just like you. it was not meant for

a concoction from japan and had by and large left the local japanese out and we later on on had neo-nazis and other things that we may get into. but it's really important for us to understand that the first thing that we have to do is to -- if we're going to get along -- if we're going to move in a direction that we absolutely must move in for survival, we have to begin to dismiss stereotypes and non--- and things that we believe about one another that are absolutely not true and that are not beneficial to the narrative. and i hope that we'll get into more of that later. >> we absolutely will, thank you so much, reverend townsend. reverend fong. >> well, reverend townsend, thank you for bring other up the j town and philmore area conflicts that we have been through together. a lot of folks who are new to san francisco really don't know the history of the japanese-americans and the philmore and even the bayview who were removed and a lot of african americans from the south came up. that's important, just to understand it, and you know it all. because the mayor and you and otherrings covere

suspects have been under surveillance in recent weeks and last week authorities arrested suspected neo-nazis allegedly had a list with the names of prominent people including some from black lives matter. this 19-year-old is accused of contemplating the killing of vice president biden. he allegedly went to a location four miles from biden's house. of course, they're on the lookout for any hacking or disinformation campaigns by the russians or the iranians in the next 24 hours and in the days just after the election. robin? >> oh, my, pierre, thank you. we know george will anchor our live coverage of election night with our powerhouse political team at election headquarters here in new york, also in d.c. and delaware. plus, we'll have correspondents reporting live from various states across the country tomorrow starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. let's all just breathe. >> that is starting tomorrow. could go on a lot longer than tomorrow. >>> we have a lot of headlines this morning including the covid crisis as infections and hospitalizations soar. police in new york broke up an illegally pac

the reality is we have seen an extraordinary rise of white supremacists, qanon, neo-nazis, anti-vaccsbecause they're not finding a home on facebook and twitter anymore. i think those services are far from perfect what i think we have to ask ourselves is whether or not, and i think what parler has to ask its itself is whether it wants to be truly a public square like the founder has talked about or a fraternity party where the loudest, you know, most sensationalist voices are able to dominate. >> like twitter for the left, jonathan >> left, right, joe, i have to tell you, i don't think these labels apply. >> you understand what i'm saying, one man's extremist is another man's -- on twitter that's not even a public forum anymore, jonathan. i mean, maybe you don't have the -- what you just described but you've got, you know, the unsavory elements from the other side free to go wild on twitter. that's not right that's the same discussion we have every time. >> free speech, in my opinion, isn't freedom to slander >> i agree i agree. >> but twitter needs, you know, it's good for the goose i

a concoction from japan and had by and large left the local japanese out and we later on on had neo-nazis and other things that we may get into. but it's really important for us to understand that the first thing that we have to do is to -- if we're going to get along -- if we're going to move in a direction that we absolutely must move in for survival, we have to begin to dismiss stereotypes and non--- and things that we believe about one another that are absolutely not true and that are not beneficial to the narrative. and i hope that we'll get into more of that later. >> we absolutely will, thank you so much, reverend townsend. reverend fong. >> well, reverend townsend, thank you for bring other up the j town and philmore area conflicts that we have been through together. a lot of folks who are new to san francisco really don't know the history of the japanese-americans and the philmore and even the bayview who were removed and a lot of african americans from the south came up. that's important, just to understand it, and you know it all. because the mayor and you and otherrings covere

there's a guy called mcgregor he's put in the pentagon who's essentially a neo-nazi.veral others, ezra cohen, who have extreme far right maga views, and who are essentially acolytes of stephen miller in the white house, and i don't think highly of him, is a very smart operator. he knows how to get the president riled up. how to sign things, executive orders. and so i don't think the time to exhale comes around until january 20th. there's all sorts of shenanigans from president trump and these young 30 something people that he's parachuting in to very powerful positions. >> all right. well, this is something a prominent republican senator said last september, quote, that would be the biggest achievement that any adversary has ever scored against a senate election cycle is to bring us to the point where people honestly believe half the country believes that the person who is going to be sworn in was not validated and legitimately elected. it's a grave threat to our republic and it's, you know, the way i tell people is -- think about the 2000 election, but on steroids. b

boys, with white nationalists who drew praise from david duke and richard spencer and others and neo-nazis after charlottesville who's acted abhorrently and used race as a wedge issue received 20% of the votes of black men according to exit polls. we have to wait and see, sometimes the first exit polls aren't as accurate. there will be more in depth studies, but 20% and this morning i saw the headline in "the new york times." get this, hispanics deliver texas for donald trump. >> what's going on? >> you look especially at votes along the border. and hispanics broke hard. i think hillary clinton won hispanics by 60% in that area. donald trump won them by 5%. so donald trump outperformed how most republicans performed among hispanics. a group that he's derided as breeders. that he's locked their children in cages. and has once again been racially insensitive at best. so what's going on there? >> i hope those numbers go down a little bit, black men once fulton county comes in and philly. but he's done better than in my judgment should have with black men and hispanics which means we have to l