decades with second and third generations less likely to encourage their children to speak the language. a trend a comedian who is half white and a half hispanic has seen in his own life. my family would speak spanglish. so i think that it s starting to become more of a normal thing. reporter: whether it s hispanic or latino, the flavor is reaching everyone. this is the chicken? the chicken is to die for. it shouldn t be surprising to everyone. everyone is interracial. it s time people caught on. it s been time people caught on. the data has been fascinating. there are two other interesting points here that might be useful. one is that our incredible digital team actually reached out to companies like 23andme to
him out of the democratic primary. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i m not joking. jesse: about with black americans pretty reliable democrat the parties have got their eyes on america s fastest growing ethnic group. hispanics. and two years ago, spent a lot of time working on their spanglish. [speaking non-english language] political correctness has now made it impossible for white democrats to pander to ethnic groups without looking like awkward hypocrites. not a single latino has ever asked a democrat to call them latin x. democrats continue to use the word latin x all over the place.