susan macmanus. guest: security is a big issue. and so our economics. driving issues across the country. there is concern that on the security front -- twofold concern. one is that we have had all inse terrorist cells emerge the united states. it's one thing when it is overseas. it's another thing when it's on american soil. people are also very fearful of their safety. that is both sides of the aisle. it used to be you felt safe in a church or school or on the sidewalk or in a mall or at a restaurant. now the randomness of violence is really frightening people. people are angry. some people perceive it is coming more from some -- one side of the aisle than the other. is veryage person concerned about security. in terms of economics, the same thing. people who are concerned about the economy -- and they look at washington and they see washington has done nothing to help them financially or whatever. i'm talking about the highly sought after middle-class voter, the casual voter who every four years votes and the rest of the time doesn't pay attention. th

susan macmanus, the issue of cuba. your thoughts.s issue is huge in south florida as you might imagine. note the prize the debate was in miami. -- no surprise the debate was in miami. polls show in general that people want to open up with cuba, particularly the trade and tourism. this is about who is going to vote in the primary. that was who they were aiming their remarks at. that's a different story. non-cuban that hispanics greatly outnumber cubans in terms of registered voters now. but it's true for the republican primary that the cuban voters are very very high turnout voters and the older cubans who are more likely to vote than the younger ones who have different issue will that this definitely push people away from trump. it will push them towards rubio. he's a local candidate. they know him well and he speaks their language and he articulated it better than the other two. host: stephen from missouri. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to comment quickly on how -- we look at the history and this two-party system

susan macmanus. guest: security is a big issue. and so our economics.se are the driving issues across the country. there is concern that on the security front -- twofold concern. one is that we have had all inse terrorist cells emerge the united states. it's one thing when it is overseas. it's another thing when it's on american soil. people are also very fearful of their safety. that is both sides of the aisle. it used to be you felt safe in a church or school or on the sidewalk or in a mall or at a restaurant. now the randomness of violence is really frightening people. people are angry. some people perceive it is coming more from some -- one side of the aisle than the other. is veryage person concerned about security. in terms of economics, the same thing. people who are concerned about the economy -- and they look at washington and they see washington has done nothing to help them financially or whatever. i'm talking about the highly sought after middle-class voter, the casual voter who every four years votes and the rest of the time doesn't pay att