so we can make an honest and intellectual decision about the way we want to vote. and rob, you mentioned latino voters potentially coming to the republican party. look at this, nbc news reporting some 4 in 10 latinos that voted in 2020 are concerned about democrats embracing socialism. that s a report from equis lab and biden voters, latinos that went for biden, 30% saying they re concerned about this. there s a day of reckoning with the democratic party with latino voters in particular. it s coming. you talk to a cuban and someone from south america, they see the socialism coming from a mile way and turning them off in droves. the polling number that you see we ll see more and more like that definitely leading up to the midterms and past that. they have missed the mark to how they re going to talk to voters. they re not here for socialism. they have seen it. they fled it and they want to warn the rest of us against it. republican party becoming the party of the big 10. we re see
administration to actually be targeted for violence, this is something you are seeing the left do. but, we are seeing this as well. we are seeing them having to reverse the tide. voters are fed up with it people want law and order. we have to have it in a civilized society. only the republicans are talking about it and i think we are going to see big results as a result in the election 2022. carley: look at the polling on crime, it s up, the polling number on crime statistics are up. president biden s poll numbers on crime are down because he is not doing anything about it and to that point, the biden administration is standing by their four end cash bail. you know, this idea that we can t we need a national discussion about bail reform in this country. we saw just a few days ago where the gentleman, you know, plowed through a parade, killing innocent bystanders, this is somebody, a thug that should have been locked up and should not have been out in civilized society, but, unfortu
situation that you saw donald trump, why did donald trump lose in 2020? he lost because as ron johnson, your good friend from wisconsin said, he said because there were a lot of republicans who just would not vote for him. there were like 55,000 or 60,000 republicans voted for every other republican candidate and would not vote for donald trump. and so when you have that as a situation in 2020 and you have some of these people breaking off, does donald trump still own the republican party? yes. but that republican party is a lot smaller and a lot less influential and more educated americans and if you look at the polling number, again, i know everybody is scared of donald trump. it just does not seem like the
contagious, the experts say we probably need to get to about 85 or 90% of the country vaccinated to reach herd immunity. i think the evidence is wloeming overwhelmle. we re not going to get there without tougher measures. one other key polling number among republican who is are not vaccinated, 60%, 60% of unvaccinated republicans said taking the vaccine is a bigger risk than getting the disease. hard to imagine you ll get to where you need to be in terms of overall vaccination numbers given those attitudes solely with carrots. you may need sticks eventually. i m a believer more elections are being decided by motivation, not persuasion. there aren t many people left in the country that are persuadable. wherein lies the passion? look forward to 2022 on this issue. is there more passion among the unvaccinated who say don t tread
said, a substantial portion somewhere between a third and a half of the vaccinated republicans. i think that points to direction of where this will go if case loads we main high and the promise of normal life recedes. as the number of people who have been vaccinated increases and as the case loads remain high, i do think there s going to be growing support for tougher measures. there s going to be growing need for it because as i m sure you have talked about either here or on the radio because the delta variant is so much more contagious, the experts say we probably need to get to about 85 or 90% of the country vaccinated to reach herd immunimmunity. i think the evidence is wloeming we re not going to get there without tougher measures. one other key polling number among republican who is are not vacc vacc vaccinated, 60%, 60% of unvaccinated republicans said taking the vaccine is a bigger risk than getting the disease. hard to imagine you ll get to where you need to be in terms of