Katty Kay

No.

And this is something that Hispanic voters complain about every election.

Democrats turn up a month before polling day and say, please vote for Democrats.

But where are they the rest of the time?

And where are the plans that particularly focus on the concerns of that community?

Which, by the way, the Hispanic community in California is different from the Hispanic community in Florida, which is the Hispanic community in Texas.

And I'm sure that's true of black voters too.

Black voters in Florida and California and Indiana and New York all have different priorities.

They have the priorities of their communities.

And I think that's something that Democrats miss a trick on.

The through line is the economy.

Economy and security.

I would say two things, economy and security.

I think also, Eugene, you're tapping into something which is there has been a tendency amongst some Democrats to paint that desire to be able to look after your family in the way that your father did and your grandfather did as somehow misogynist.

And I don't think it's misogynist.

I think it's just what people, they want to be able to take care of their family and their community and their kids.

And to say, well, they need to get with the program and realize that, you know, women are earning more money and, you know, women have got the jobs in health care.

I get that.

I realize that.

And I hope the women are supported in those things.