kellyanne conway talk about appeasing the establishment and maybe this isn t the right cabinet pick to do so. nikkei haley was viewed as as an appeasement to the establishment because she was very vocal in her discontent with donald trump but there has to be some establishment in his cabinet and bridging from the republican party, sort of establishment republicans and angry right wing of the base that elected donald trump. if you don t bridge and the entire cabinet is angry bomb throwers, it s going to be hard to get stuff done. ted cruz made reference to appeasing the gop to a certain extent, even saying it could be a possible revolt if donald trump doesn t deliver on certain messages. this is ted cruz on this week today. if we re given the white house and both houses of congress and we don t deliver, i think they ll be pitch forks and torches in the street and quite rightly.
but what they re seeing in the reporting from republicans on the ground. there s a lot look at florida. get into this moving through the hour. over the weekend, a few days ago talking about african-american ternout being down. democrats say they caught up and exceeded the 2012 turnout among african-americans. biggest story of the election most likely the latino vote. not just in florida, but they say off the charts in terms of latino vote voting early in florida. organization does that, mary katharine and in an area, post-mortems of this election saying the clinton campaign had by far a superior organization? yes. republicans playing catch-up on this front a long time and trump stalled it out. the trump campaign exist s id. if that can pull him off, a strange election. she s a box checker making sure every single thing they can do to get out her people will be done. the trump campaign doesn t have
for barack obama, not necessarily the partisan voter, but the voter who was going to vote for barack obama. if you build a party model, you re building a model to brngk out republicans, people disposed to vote republican but not necessarily the model of the republican who is going to vote for donald trump. so there are all kinds of complications here because of this kind of shotgun wedding of donald trump and regular republicans. let me ask you quick because we haven t talk abouted the north carolina race between richard burr and the democrat ross. how is that looking? well, i think they don t feel great about it in north carolina. burr is has a bit of an establishment reputation. i know plenty of republicans in north carolina are not super enthused about him. also not super enthused about trump and it s going to be a really, really tight race. so i m not sure how that one is going to fall honestly. to the point about the rnc have the data and the predictor models for this stuff.
which at the time was criticized, but it was about how we run with donald trump at the top of the ticket and how if you need to distance yourself, distance yourself. you know what s interesting, the republican national committee, everyone talks about how the trump campaign doesn t really have any serious get out the vote effort, no serious ground game, but the republican national committee does, and they have been building this based on the 2008 obama model trying to match what you guys were able to build in 2008 that was so impressive, and right now as david points out, in some cases they re going to have to choose because there are voters out there that well, they are choosing. that they know that are out there that have not yet gone to the polls, and they have figured out which ones are rubio voters and which ones are rubio but not trump voters. they re going to have to pick. here is another thing about this, you build a model like when we were building a model in the
best days are still ahead of us. now, that doesn t mean we don t have to work for it, because we do. that doesn t mean that we can just expect it to happen, as kind of a birthright. but i really believe that. i would not have worked for 18 months, traveled across our country, thought as hard as i have about what we need to do and how to do it together. proudly stand up and defend the legacy of president obama, which has given our country progress in the right direction. if i did not believe with all my heart that we could do this. right? we can do this! we don t have to accept a dark and divisive vision for america. tomorrow you can vote for a