poor, guess what? we all black in the dark so we better stand together in the light. that is what we have to happen across this country. and evan, it is interesting because you do a lot of the data and follow the data on younger voters and all of this hope that younger voters will change the trajectory of southern states but i wonder if they are that different in terms of issues and whether or not these sort of dog whistles work on young white voters and with four in ten mississippians having so many african-american voters, is it just a mountain too high to cli climb because people are dug in. if you are a younger person that has not gone to college you are more likely to vote for hyde smis sm smith and then you are. but among younger or millennial african-americans 80% say the republican party doesn t care about people like them and 29% say the democratic party doesn t. so the democratic party is actually there and is a home. the question is not whether or
they have been pumping sea water in there trying to cool down that reactor, but as you can hear, that has not been completely successful. now, this is coming at the end of the day that has already been so dramatic here. you mentioned what is going on with entire villages being wiped out. we saw in miagi province today the absolutely heart-breaking pictures of all the bodies. in fact there s one local official who said across one expansive shoreline a thousand bodies washed up today, that discovery made this morning. that would bring the official death toll to 2800 in that province alone, but as you said the death toll continues to cli climb. and the questions remain about how much help they can get in there. 10% of what they need. they need fuel, they need electricity, they need food. it really has been a run on food