Rosie Perez

That's about it.

That's a sad statement.

When you campaigned for Mikey Sherrill, what was your pitch for her?

My pitch for Mike B. Sherrill was the economy.

That was it.

And you think that that's the thing that one, unites people, and two, makes a difference for people that are sort of... Like that each side has their tribes.

And for the people that are up for grabs, is it your argument that that's it?

Economy, economy, economy.

Economy, economy, economy.

And the places that they sent me out to were...

From the middle class all the way to the poverty stricken Latino and African-American neighborhoods and West Indian neighborhoods as well.

Those are the places that they sent me to.

The places that most celebrities don't want to go to, like they want to be standing next to Cheryl.

You know what I mean?

They ask me, they go, Mikey, Cheryl, she's going to show up here and then Obama's going to come.

I go, no, I got to go to Perth and boy.

Right.

I was like, what the hell is Perth and boy?

And they go, well, they have these concerns.

OK, I'm there, you know.