for example, the response to pete wilson's 187 initiative historically, that was one of the things thatping giant that still has yet to wake up, but it did. it did in a certain part, and it really switched the electorate from where it was going. one time it was going to grow. and the republican party was steadily growing, and then pete wilson took his action and we had a significant shift. and in any rise in the latino vote, rise in the number of latinos that were registering to vote as well becoming citizens. once again, we saw in response to donald trump's presidency a huge uptick in latino--latinos, they came out and vote. maybe not nationally but in various locations where we saw a huge rise in the number of latinos that had--that were--something draw--drew them out to vote, whether it was trump or other local issues. and so there are things that do pull out the community. unfortunately, you're right. the numbers are dismal. they have been. and we've talked about it before. and the numbers are incredibly low. we're not voting at the levels that we should be in order to get the atten

pete wilson back in the late 1980s. that's the last time we did it. could that change this year? today the only high-profile republican in the senate race was in pleasanton. baseball legend steve garvey. the former dodgers and padres first baseman taking part in a roundtable with jewish leaders at the chabad of the tri-valley. garvey's campaign is gaining momentum. a new poll released this morning from emerson college and california politics poll shows garvey surpassing democrat katie porter. he's still behind democrat adam schiff. if his popularity holds, steve garvey could grab one of the top two spots in the upcoming march primary, and that would put him on the november ballot. >> it's time that there's another voice, somebody with common sense and compassion and who's lived here, whose roots are deep in california, who has been a team builder all my life and believes it's time to start consensus. >> if garvey does make it on the november ballot, it's going to be an uphill battle. democrats have a 2 to 1 margin over republicans in registered voters here in california. >>> let'

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that he's just not -- he was someone who we've seen -- governors in the past, people like pete wilsonuess i wonder what you think, having watched desantis a close, whether that aspect of this, desantis's performances skills have turned out to be so limited, what do you think? are you surprised with that? and you think there's any chance that he has, in some way, the wherewithal to pull off some kind of big come back and make himself a factor at least in the nomination fight that we are going to see play out over the next couple of months? >> a few things. being the governor of the state of florida is sort of impressive, but it's much different than iowa and new hampshire. florida is a new -- it's not really a ground game or sort of a diner state like the early presidential states are. so you can be someone who is somewhat untested in sort of the grip and grin game and become governor of florida. rick scott did it two terms before desantis. no one past rick scott as a charming southern politician, but he run three races in florida because you can kind of do it on tv and do it one 32nd

pete wilson. kevin ortiz. any of those names can go or any member of the public ready to speak.u can make your way to the podium. hi, good afternoon. hope camera public policy director compass family services. i don't have anything to offer that hasn't been powerfully said by the parents in the chamber. with us today, but i will share that as the chair of the hespe family subcommittee, i'm here to represent the family homeless safety net providers in the city . as a coalition, we support the thousands of homeless families in our city, many of whom are living in rvs right now because there is no permanent housing solution available to them. has has continued urgent concern about locating a safe parking site for the families living in rvs and winston and buckingham. we urge you to work with your partners at and in district seven to find a safe solution where we do not needlessly destabilize the lives of the children and families living on that street. thank you for your continued attention to this issue. thank you. good afternoon. my name is pete wilson. i'm executive vice preside

we've seen governors in the past, people like pete wilson, rick perry, when you put them on the nationalwhat you think, having watched desantis up close wlrks that aspect of this, do you think there's any chance he has the wherewithal to pull off a comeback to make himself a factor? >> it's much different. florida is a huge state. it's not really a ground game like the early presidential states. you can be somewhat untested in the grip and grin game and become governor of florida. rick scott did it. no one will say he's a southern charming politician but he won one 30-second ad at a time. whether he runs again or tries to run again, i think there's some repair he has to do with republican primary voters. the trump base really has a distaste for the last name desantis right now. >> the new book "swamp monsters" is out today. matt dixon, congratulations on the book. >>> coming up on "morning joe," we are moments away from donald trump's immunity hearing in washington, d.c. we will bring you the audio of those oral arguments live right here. >>> also, the issue that caused part of a plane t

pete wilson. kevin ortiz. any of those names can go or any member of the public ready to speak.u can make your way to the podium. hi, good afternoon. hope camera public policy director compass family services. i don't have anything to offer that hasn't been powerfully said by the parents in the chamber. with us today, but i will share that as the chair of the hespe family subcommittee, i'm here to represent the family homeless safety net providers in the city . as a coalition, we support the thousands of homeless families in our city, many of whom are living in rvs right now because there is no permanent housing solution available to them. has has continued urgent concern about locating a safe parking site for the families living in rvs and winston and buckingham. we urge you to work with your partners at and in district seven to find a safe solution where we do not needlessly destabilize the lives of the children and families living on that street. thank you for your continued attention to this issue. thank you. good afternoon. my name is pete wilson. i'm executive vice preside

pete: would that be like the beach boys? they were high at their time, but they don't hold -- kiln. will: no. beach boys are quality. brian wilson sounds, that's artistry. the monkeys may not -- carley: well all -- we all have to live til 2075 -- will: oh, i'll be long gone. pete: 2075? you could make it easily. you'll have a feeding tube or a ventilator, but finish. [laughter] by the way, stick around for our geography test. i haven't done -- i should have studied last night. will: i didn't know -- carley: the maps? pete: yeah, why not? a little quick check of the maps, maybe a little check on eastern europe -- carley: to head to head to head -- pete: is this international or domestic? i don't know. carley: let's talk about domestic politics, if you will. should i transition to what's going on with former president trump? he was on the campaign trail yesterday in las vegas, a city that we can find on the map, i sure hope, and he was talking about the border battle between the federal government and the state of texas that has ramped up in ways that i don't think any of us could have foreseen. he says that if he becomes the next