when i became a citizen, i was like, mom, you have to vote. she said, my vote doesn t count. who told you that? your u.s. citizen, of course your vote counts for the longest time, older people felt that their voice did not count, even though the u.s. citizens, so they don t count. are we being heard? when senator warnock had a runoff, i dropped everything i dropped absolutely everything, and i went to georgia, i sai if i can get 500 korea americans to come and vote right? i can make a difference. this idea that whiteness equal america, it s a construction we can actively dismantle that with our presence, and also ou speech that is something that s important to say, because no everybody in our community wants to talk. i would rather not talk, i m perfectly happy just to admire people we are thrilled that you re talking. what a minority meant was manufactured to divide our
dana perino booked them, they can t go to school. they can perform for us for three hours and still make it to school. they will have to wear their outfits in math class but certainly effective. why do we have a band here today? we are one day away from the most consequential midterms in the history of the nation. steve: of course, so many of you are motivated to join us today so a round of applause. how many people have voted or will vote tomorrow? [applause] okay. final question. how many people are saying, you know what, my vote doesn t count. i did not revo and i will not vote tomorrow. it s okay. you are all our friends. as i asked that question in the background of new york city, we hear an emergency siren. ainsley: crime is one of the big issues in new york. inflation and crime are the two big ones in new york city. often times in your neighborhood as well make the economy and