Russell Contreras (Senior Reporter at Axios)

I want to get more of that juice. I like the way that tastes. Where can I go to get more of this? Glad you asked. We're having a service on Sundays and Wednesdays. Why don't you come down and bring your wife? Little things like that. It's a combination of mark or targeting, an old-fashioned word of mouth. That mark or targeting, to me, I think is very efficient and has been very successful.

I want to get more of that juice. I like the way that tastes. Where can I go to get more of this? Glad you asked. We're having a service on Sundays and Wednesdays. Why don't you come down and bring your wife? Little things like that. It's a combination of mark or targeting, an old-fashioned word of mouth. That mark or targeting, to me, I think is very efficient and has been very successful.

I want to get more of that juice. I like the way that tastes. Where can I go to get more of this? Glad you asked. We're having a service on Sundays and Wednesdays. Why don't you come down and bring your wife? Little things like that. It's a combination of mark or targeting, an old-fashioned word of mouth. That mark or targeting, to me, I think is very efficient and has been very successful.

But you buy this stuff online. There's data companies who can sell you this stuff. And this is what corporations do. So they'll know... your name.

But you buy this stuff online. There's data companies who can sell you this stuff. And this is what corporations do. So they'll know... your name.

But you buy this stuff online. There's data companies who can sell you this stuff. And this is what corporations do. So they'll know... your name.

I know our government does it. Right.

I know our government does it. Right.

I know our government does it. Right.

They're in a market space.

They're in a market space.

They're in a market space.

They're in the market for souls. Your soul is a consumer. They need that to fulfill their bottom line. That data is oil. They need that information.

They're in the market for souls. Your soul is a consumer. They need that to fulfill their bottom line. That data is oil. They need that information.

They're in the market for souls. Your soul is a consumer. They need that to fulfill their bottom line. That data is oil. They need that information.

And in that space, they're also saying or believing that they're not talking about me. I think we've lumped all the Latino groups into one and call them Latinos and just dismiss their various experiences that you just showed and suggested. that there are divisions. So a lot of times when this rhetoric comes out, it plays right into our own prejudices.

And in that space, they're also saying or believing that they're not talking about me. I think we've lumped all the Latino groups into one and call them Latinos and just dismiss their various experiences that you just showed and suggested. that there are divisions. So a lot of times when this rhetoric comes out, it plays right into our own prejudices.

And in that space, they're also saying or believing that they're not talking about me. I think we've lumped all the Latino groups into one and call them Latinos and just dismiss their various experiences that you just showed and suggested. that there are divisions. So a lot of times when this rhetoric comes out, it plays right into our own prejudices.

It's also warning signs to Democrats. They can't be doing what they used to do. Get out the vote, get the Latinos vote, and they're going to vote for us anyway. They're going to have to engage. And when they engage, they're going to have to hear some things they may not like about their platform.

It's also warning signs to Democrats. They can't be doing what they used to do. Get out the vote, get the Latinos vote, and they're going to vote for us anyway. They're going to have to engage. And when they engage, they're going to have to hear some things they may not like about their platform.