Latinos are going to vote in this election. They're likely to be a determining factor.
Paul Begala
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I think that they set up very strict rules when Hillary became secretary of state, right?
It's incoherent. This is 75 days before the presidential election. Facts aren't changing. This is an important issue and we've been debating it at least for years in America.
I don't believe he's stupid enough to think that he's going to get African-American votes. He's a smart man. He's trying to reassure and reach out to moderate whites to say I'm not a racist.
No, this is about Donald Trump being remarkably consistent. He's a con man.
But this has been the heart of his campaign. Now he thinks, 76 days in the election, he's going to change. Have the facts changed? Well no, of course not. The politics have.
This is nuts, this is what he launched his campaign on, I think her race is announce some speech calling Mexicans immigrants rapists and murders, some are good people he said.
There's this myth that somehow Trump is off message when he says this divisive hateful incendiary things, he needs to get back on message, that is the Trump message.
Yes, it's done real damage. It has. I'd say, when the story broke, I -- to quote George W. Bush, I misunderestimated the damage that this would do.
This says a lot more about Donald Trump and the conspiracy theorists than it says about Hillary.





