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Out where republicans and donald trump are not accomplishing that over the next two to four years, and they can actually persuade americans that they care more about the working american and their policies would better care for that sort of voter, then that i think could actually see these gains in 2018 and beyond. david swerdlick, the whole coalition that came together today in washington, elsewhere around the country, not just women, a lot of men were there as well. various groups, including the naacp, and the head of the naacp, they were out there as well. is this going to be a new coalition we re going to see put together to challenge the new administration? wolf, i think it s a restructuring of what was the obama coalition and what was supposed to be the hillary clinton coalition. led by women today, but clearly with a lot of men participating. different groups, celebrities as you said, the naacp. i think the idea as a number of us have said here today is that progressives, fo ....
Beast. errol louis as well. and carl barnstein, political analyst, investigative journalist to say the leefrt as. great to have you all. started this conversation earlier with david. early things he s looking out for. ear errol, pick up on that. looking into the not so far future? the day to have that tail off, getting real results. it s i think one of the big stories, latino turnout. that registration, mobilization and actual votes are way, way up. it s not just chicanos, not just mexican-americans. it s puerto rican americans. a big, growing movement and it is going to be a critical part of the hillary clinton coalition. see if that coalition comes through for her. in the i-4 corridor, florida for sure, keep an eye on that. nevada, definitely keep an eye on that. ....
Trump. democrats will quibble with what the definition of being a strong leader means. i think people want a strong leader. they don t want the wrong leader. i think, for so many americans and especially what we re going to see is the hillary clinton coalition come out and elect her tonight, they definitely do not see donald trump as the right leader for this country. i also think that a big number that i believe will benefit hillary is that 88% decided what their decision was going to be before october. and that was, you know, before the comey letter. this was at the time after the conventions when hillary clinton was really running away with the polls, when people were thinking she is the one that has the temperament, the judgment to be commander in chief. by the way that piece of what has come out in the polls, has never changed for her. quick break. a lot more with the panel ahead and reaction to the polling data with a trump advisor. that and more at the cnn coverage counts ....
Arizona at him because of the aggressive early voting among hispanic voters. hispanic voters are not voting on the e-mail issue. we ve been talking about that all night. they re voting on the wall. they re voting on immigration. she s going to if she were to win florida, it would be a very different coalition from an obama coalition. that s what we may see forming in this election. i think it is time the talk about the hillary clinton coalition. right. it is slightly different configuration. right. i think that one of the things that is remarkable is how we ve been hearing this promise, these rumblings. someday, the latinos are going to i think it is actually happening and it is going to shock democrats as much as republicans, that this is happening. i think we need to pause. instead of lumping all hispanics to the hillary clinton pot. the increase, 5% of latinos is ....
Of the voter suppression laws and efforts that republicans engaged in. they went to court and a judge slapped them down for that. a lot of sites were open. african-american turnout has been up since then. this weekend is going to be souls to the polls, big major push from the african-american faith campaign. let s remember, they don t need she doesn t need to replicate the exact same obama coalition. she will have the hillary clinton coalition, which will be the majority of african-american voters, historic turnout of hispanic voters and importantly college educated white voters. without that, donald trump can t win. no republican has ever won without college educated white voters. you mentioned the latino vote, it s up in georgia, north carolina but there are latinos who are for trump. how do we know who they re going to the poll for? at the end of the day, we cannot trust the map. we cannot trust what the polls ....