because of frustration about the lack of support secretary pompeo shown for ambassador yovanovitch recalled abruptly for political reasons and ambassador yovanovitch herself making very, very declarative statements about what happened in her ousting and telling her story. this is not a state department that is willing anymore to remain silent. folks i ve talked to throughout the day are happy to see that. they re happy to see the department is not being completely undermined and overrun by a political agenda, but they re fearful of what could happen here, because we really don t know if ambassador yovanovitch will be able to remain in her position. she s still technically a state department official and able to fairly and fully tell her story. so on all of that, what i wanted to ask about. since she s still on the state payroll. we saw what happened to ambassador gordon sondland,
the fact that now you ve got people saying, well, strongly disapprove, we really disagree, we find those comments disgusting. but we re still endorsing him. we still think he should be president. that doesn t make sense to me. president obama last night seeming to enjoy himself there. another group donald trump having a foothold with, latino voters. there s this new pew survey that finds hillary clinton with a sizable lead among latinos, 58% of latino adults. 58% of those surveyed support secretary clinton. 19% say they back donald trump. that s a 39-point difference. i want to bring in our guest, president and ceo of the u.s.