all right, brother. now we get the clinton campaign manager robbie mook where clinton will speak tonight. robbie, i hope you heard what we just went through there very quickly with college educated white voters and non-college i educated white voters. how are you feeling? we are feeling really, really good, chuck. some of what you saw there reflects what we call the hillary coalition. young people, latinos, asian-americans and suburban women. they are turning out at very high numbers. we saw that broward county in florida is an important county. already surpassed the 2012 turn out in the 4:00 hour. durham, new hampshire where people are voting is well over 80% of the 2012 turn out already. we are very encouraged and reminding everyone to get out and vote. you have a few hours left. i want to ask you about what
the hillary coalition is in tact and ready to go. that s what we ve been focused throughout. you heard canckelly ann conw say they ve got you guys on the run. michigan and pennsylvania. those are the firewall for secretary clinton. how confident are you that you will hold turf there? because of the upset in the primary to bernie sanders. we feel fantastic and as you re seeing, a lot of great surrogates there. we re going to keep doing everything we can on doors but we know that as we get into these final days, timing really matters, and michigan is one of those places that does do it the old fashioned way and a lot of election day voters. you ve seen in our schedule and our surrogate schedules that we ve got to get out to michigan in these final days. michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire. we ll be there, we ll earn every vote and keep working hard. i want to get your take on some of what we have seen in early voting. record numbers of latinos in
michigan. we built a great team there, and we really feel like we re going to win it, but we also like states like that where we can make trump play defense. at a campaign rally in ames, iowa, over the weekend, a student who was introduced bernie sanders said that hillary clinton is trapped in the world of elite. he said there s no point in voting for the lesser of two evils referring to hillary clinton. he had to be taken off stage by a clinton campaign official of iowa. are you worried about millennials who supported sanders and are reluctant to support clinton? they see her as part of the problem. you know, we actually are not worried about that, jake. we are so pleased with the support that senator sanders has given to hillary throughout this campaign. he s really been one of our champions out there on the trail, and i think one of the interesting stories that s going to come out of tomorrow is the hillary coalition, the broad and diverse coalition that came together to elect t
been building throughout if you re going to rely on the entire hispanic coalition, then coalition is more than one thing. it s not a giant hispanic population. it s not hispanic coalition. it s the hillary coalition which will include high numbers of the african-american vote. come on, the first what do you mean not the numbers that obama got? that s not going to happen. we ve got to be real about that. historic numbers of asian americans, which we haven t really talked about, college-educated white voters, especially college-educated white women and frankly, i think republican who is are going to turn around and vote for hillary. there was a poll that was done, a survey of early voters in florida. william and mary. that said that 28% of early voters that had already voted, 28% of republicans had voted for hillary clinton. there s no way to know if that s true or not unless they have counted the ballots which
lebron james monday in ohio. also she s very aware she s struggling with african-american voters. they wanted to see better numbers from black voters than they ve gotten. how does she turn it around. can she. i think any candidate would kill for the kinds of numbers she s getting in the african-american community. they re not where they need to be. not for president obama. president obama is the first african-american president. i hear you, but she s banked on having the obama coalition. here s the other thing. it s not going to be the same obama coalition. she s going to have the hillary coalition. which is going to be made up of yes, historic members of african-americans and they are going to go for it. they do want the numbers that obama had. and, in fact, they re going to go to try to get more. the more that we are seeing the numbers as voting comes in, the numbers are starting to get up to numbers that were so good for obama. she s also going to have historic hispanic tu