. >> you like ronald regan in >> of course i do. will make you ronald regan by midnight. i can go to south carolina and get a social security card saying you are ronald regan and a hispanic person comes to you that said i am ronald regan. you do i want look like ronald regan you get sued. i want documents verifiable for employment. turn it in a biometric document that cannot be faked and go back to roger els to negotiate your contract you may mike moore and he ask a good job. roger els. mike huckabee knocks it out of the park on sunday night. you go back to negotiate with roger, you will have a document that fox news can prove quickly that you are mike huckabee. if you did that one thing along with securing the border, it would be hard to hire the illegal immigrant. if they do they ought to lose their business and go to jail. >> it stounds reasonable but people in the republican party if there is anything that does not severely punish peam who are here, senator, that is the challenge. >> i got you. >> it is it a huge price for supporting the idea that the children of ille

and that state hasn't voted for a republican president since 1984 when they voted for ronald regan hereso it is a steep mountain climb for the republicans but they are fairly confident today. >> it's interesting. thank you very much zoey conway in madison, wisconsin. a lot of talk here about individual voting blocks in some areas, these are groups of voters that parties have deliberately targeted or in some instances you could argue left sit back -- maria, good morning to you. thank you for being with us. i'm wary of general liesing. but it's an interesting voting block for the latino vote, because it is growing and growing. for instance there are many more hispanic voters eligible to vote, aren't there? >> yes. but also they are in different parts of the country. the electoral map was written in 2010 where the weight was no longer in the coast. no longer just new york, south carolina and florida. now it's in colorado, is obama or romney going to take it? you find too often that people don't realize the latino vote is undersampled when it comes to polling. i think we'll see a lot of sur

>> it's important to note that ronald regan removed those solar panels from the white house. i am unclear on the agenda and on ours it doesn't mention any possible action item, but on the document for the public utilities commission it does and i think we want to make sure we're either today or the next puc meeting but i hope that's the plan, the framework of the plan can be adopted. >> i would like to make a comment. >> commissioner torres. >> first of all i never believed the hit pieces against you commissioner olague. >> thank you. >> and the man that defeated carter thought redwood trees caused pollutions and number three i don't think the staff is naive and to suggest that is inappropriate. they have been working very hard in this effort -- >> i -- >> i'm not talking about you. i am talking general in response. i believe the process is organic and i believe they do take into consideration every input as possible and this process and i know the chair and the other members of the commission know is not over yet. it is still evolving and that is an important element to put

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>> that's what our strength is. 28 years ago when i ran ronald regan's campaign we started the west coastwe had california, we had union, catholic, whatever. today we have a majority of white men, we have married women, we have to go basically reach out to latinos and make serious inroads in the next decade. >> the moderates of the republican party are hard to find these days on capitol hill. romney is one who sippinged that maybeself deportation was a good idea. there wouldn't be enough jobs for hispanics who were here illegally and maybe they wouldself deport. these aren't helpful with the hispanic community. >> the we had to go so far to the right. >> why? >> the cast of characters, ohio, new hampshire there is a -- what the people said and demand and i think we need to relook at where we are as a party. i'm an old man but the young people in the party are playing smart need to basically figure out it's not just money, better commeridate. have you to go out and understand where the population is and appeal to them. there is another generation that is coming along. >> rather than modera

even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment.o they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had just been elected and the president who was re-elected and let them work it out in a very conference hence i way in 2013. host: mr. barnes the lopsided percentage african-americans 93%. what's the g.o.p.

in the classic case of course ronald reagan. >> don regan. >> it was passive because jim baker went tod said we've agreed to trade our jobs. is that okay with you? reagan said fine. >> you have somebody your age to play with you. what do you think of that, doug? >> well, i just don't think it's as big of worrying about cabinet shuffles in white house shuffles compared to whatn did with diplomacy with mikhail goshrbachev gorbachev. >> that's because howard baker -- isn't that true because howard baker came in and saved his bacon. >> they did -- >> but it was saved -- >> doug? >> and also is just that in the pipeline are a loterm obama has a lot ofpipeline. you can do in a second term things you can't do in a first with executive power. you could sign off today on 15 national monuments for the interiore to touch because of politics. so there's a strength to a second term. everything -- i agree generally with what you're all saying and paarly with congress. it will be very hard for barack obama to do much more than defend the affordable care act, get something quickly done on immigration,

even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment. so they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had just been elected and the president who was re-elected and let them work it out in a very comprehensive way in 2013. host: mr. barnes the lopsided percentage african-americans 93%. what's the g.o.p. pl

even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment. so they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had just been elected and the president who was re-elected and let them work it out in a very comprehensive way in 2013. host: mr. barnes the lopsided percentage african-americans 93%. what's the g.o.p. pl

ronald reagan. that is the guy that builds the majority. if we can get back to the regan mentalitythat we welcome all regardless of what you look like, who share our values. we will get back and we will get back quickly. bush got 44% of the latino vote because he tried. we are not that far away from being of the level of being competitive with the right leaders. we have to have the right leaders. >> and in terms of the immediate issue of immigration reform, they blanked on it for fear of legislators from heavily blue-collar distress and hedging economic advance -- blue-collar leaders and hedging economic events. they have to be able to deliver tangible uplift and improvement for this coalition in order to hold it together. >> it needs to deliver for america. it is a function of the number one issue of the election, which is the economy. howe we are going to grow it and what will happen to the middle class. we had the good fortune to run this time against the republican party and a republican candidate that was out of touch with ordinary voters, that was hostile on immigra