didn t go to college, i grew up with people who were firefighters and store owners and teachers of all different ethnicities. that s what happens in brooklyn. but i learned you have to be true to yourself. you have to have an internal gyroscope that directs you and the higher up you go, the more fierce the winds blow and the only way you don t get blown off the mountain is by believing in things and believing in them without worrying about what people think, that s who i ve been, that s who i ve always been, i have focused on average folks, i care about them, i believe in them, i still identify and empathize with them and that s what i tell candidates be yourself. and you have been in public life and in national life for a long time. i tell people i m from brooklyn. sometimes it helps me, sometimes it hurts me but i know one thing i d be less than whatever i am if i tried not to be from brooklyn.
people who are like programming and sharing information. just like you love sharing recipes to other friends for the love of cooking and etc. anthony: morally, is there anything wrong you are breaking into information base. i am not going to do anything, i am going to go and look around and leave without disturbing anything. would most hackers say that s okay? yes. it is okay for our communities. i got lucky, i got into a big hacker community here and met a lot of great mentors. anthony: started in this business at 21. exactly. i didn t go to college. anthony: why not? most proffers, the development speed of the communities. anthony: why? your country is so advance in
do that alone. perfect example, 2009, city of minot floods, 25,000 displaced. for a small state like north dakota that s a lot. north of minot there s an air force base. we couldn t get the president to come to minot. we cldn t get the president to come on radio and talk to people here. there s a disconnect there. the people of the upper plains and the midwest matter. iowa mattered. wisconsin mattered. they ve got to understand that or they re not going to win elections anymore. we keep losing state legislatures. we keep losing governorships because, you know what, they re afraid to sit down and talk to a person that didn t go to the same college they went to or didn t go to college and just have a beer and sit down and talk to them. always a good beer from the midwest. a great start potentially here of that voice being heard through you, joel, and others, that which came from the election itself too. joel, thank you. thanks, rism ard. you bet that. still time to make your voice
that is plain to see when he talked about mexicans. they are so much stronger than the democratic party. donald trump was not perfect and did not conduct himself perfectly. when you start a campaign and you start saying that a whole demographic of americans and perhaps their loved ones are rapists, you can only deteriorate from there. i am not defending his comments. i criticized them many times. when you scream build the wall and have children in their home, at our organization, we have parents who are worried because their kids are coming home crying. donald trump did better with latinos than mitt romney. in the trenches, trump supporters and not all of them by far, but some of them told me to my face that they thought african-americans didn t like to work and my parents did didn t go to college. was he wrong?
seen some great work trying to get where trump voters come from and the wing of the gop they represent. this was the year that whites became an interest group and not the overwhelming group by default, and it is the details of polls that told us about it. what does that mean? well, if you look at white voters, i had a piece in the new york times week before last, and you can start seeing divisions even among white voters. so it turns it is something like white nationalists which have always been to some extent associated with the republican party, have now come to the information. they are a pretty important part of trump s voice. so you can see people like evangelicals, white nationalists, whites who didn t go to college. those are groups that are swinging towards trump. whites who did go to college are swinging away. you can actually see these groups that are you know, it is the way we would talk about hispanic voters or black voters, and it is interesting to see the subgroup