in the united states. >> there are laryngopercentages that lean toward a party or candidate instead of standing firmly with that group or behind the candidate. i've also read that you believe that the bias is america's colleges and institutions are also playing a role here. how so? >> one of the things that we've seen generally in politics is that individuals have more exposure to higher education. they do tend to be become more progressive and more liberal. that is certainly no exception for the asian american community. and so the argument moving forward and i've argued this, others have as well that some exposure to institutions learning exposures for example to faculty at many institutions of higher learning, particularly elite institutions of hire learning have driven particularly younger asian americans some that you've interviewed away from conservative politics and liberal politics. that trend is one worth watching as well. >> all right, lanhee chen thank