become more strident. there is an openness on part of the party itself to engage in the issue of immigration reform and welcomed it. >> when you step back. sean, what you're describing is identifying for a populist candidate to overtake the republican party. plus taking a step back this is the party of the koch brothers. they won't let a populist candidate come in and overtake the party and just like they're not going to win the latino vote overnight i don't see a populist candidate coming overnight and winning this swath of the republican party. yes, ted cruz is quite popular in texas but also one of the worst performing state when is it comes to latino participation. they have 2.3 million latinos n unregistered for voters. it's not in the interest of the republican party to look at this and say we need more white voters. it's not just white voters