over the years. republicans have held it since i was like a senior in high school pretty much. and in florida you have all of these different pockets of the state that are very deep blue, deep south florida, a very parts of central florida. tampa, orlando. florida is a fascinating state where turnout reflects a lot of things. it reflects the population that is there, it reflects democrats ability to get voters to show up. andrew gillum talked about how he is scam paintiis campaigning county because he can t take any votes for granted. but florida is one of these states that just makes no sense. it could go like the whole country. this is why florida is so fascinating. because depending on which county in florida has a certain issue that captivates people s attention. people in tallahassee are talking about the shooting at a yoga parlor where this guy was
welcome back. many races are statistical ties 48 hours out. ment governor s race in florida is a big one. andrew gillum would become the state s first black governor if he were to win. the race there is neck and neck. he is facing ron desantis. president trump stumped for desantis last night in pensacola, florida. i will say this, andrew gillum is not equipped to be your governor. just not equipped. it is not for him. it is not for him. he knows it. he won t say it, but he knows it. our road warriors are closing following all these contests. catie beck is in south daytona, florida. i want to go to that descriptor. not equipped is what he used to describe andrew gillum. what are voters saying about the rhetoric that we have heard from
2018. let s take a listen and look at that contrast. we re hours away from a once in a lifetime change. we re going to have real change. this is one of the most important elections of our entire lives. the first thing we should did, let s get rid of hillary. remember when my opponent in the last race went to another state about four weeks before she got to west virginia, remember that? and, yes, we will build a great, great wall. and we started the wall and we built 1.6 billion. look at this place, is this incredible? it is almost 1:00 in the morning. wow, look at that crowd. if this election is based on crowds, they might as well cancel it because we won. that is for sure. how do you react to that?
spewing hateful rhetoric. people in south florida are still talking about what happened in parkland. different floridians care about different things. and depending on enough people caring about enough things and showing up on election day or beforehand, that is what drives the election. so we ll get to arizona. jeff fwllake s seat is up for grabs. and we know that arizona will have a woman representing it in the u.s. senate for the first time in the state s history. kristen sinema has a slight advantage over mcsally. and the arizona green party candidate dropped out. vaughn hillyard is in tempe where the mood has to be good. the sun devils getting the oute. so get us up to speed on this sunday morning. reporter: yeah, we were at the arizona state football game yesterday talking with a lot of independents, but also republicans. and that is a question that we have to look at in this race.
color out because they are bad for us, they are bad for the country, they are not smart enough. and so in that sense it is a loss for the republican party in the long term because they have to somehow own the fact that they are sitting back and allowing this kind of rhetoric to exist. and i have a question for you. i think for all the momentum that democrats have, there are a few areas where they can show some growth in terms of voter appeal. one with millennial voters. and also latin x voters. have democrats reached their full potential there or do they still have room to grow? yes. in other words, no, they have not reached their full potential. and, yes, they have so much to grow. so the big question of course is what is going to happen with latino and latina voters in florida. and i won t make predictions because i was one of those who