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[00:00:00] one of the most wonderful politicians, I see many of them and
[00:00:03] they talk about common sense,
[00:00:07] in the United States as a result of and it's precisely about that, common sense more than anything else, these are not stupid policies that have
[00:00:11] led us, have led us into a ditch, if we had
[00:00:15] not won the last election, I'm not sure that
[00:00:19] our country would exist now,
[00:00:21] no, the path was very bad, so
[00:00:25] I'm going to each of those
[00:00:28] figure, he never liked to talk about places, those 35.
[00:00:31] I'll go a couple of times for some cases
[00:00:33] and I'm going to also hold meetings
[00:00:37] and I'll come to Texas again because we have to elect
[00:00:41] Ken Paxton, we have to elect
[00:00:44] blow to the him,
[00:00:54] with José Aristimuño who is with and if I have to go two or three times, I'll do it,
[00:00:57] because
[00:01:02] well, there's part of Donald Trump's speech at this
[00:01:05] Republican convention in Dallas, which he has
[00:01:08] openly said, you just heard him,
[00:01:12] "I'm campaigning," those were his words, "so it can be
[00:01:15] incredible and wonderful," he also warned, "I'm going to
[00:01:19] all those states," meaning all the states where there's a
[00:01:23] close competition to win seats in the
[00:01:26] Congress and the Senate.
[00:01:32] he spoke, of course, he's talking about
[00:01:35] very important states, as I was telling you at the beginning of the program, for example, in Texas there's a
[00:01:38] very, very close competition,
[00:01:41] when it was presumed that Texas, being a
[00:01:44] Republican state, would have the Republican victory assured there, for example,
[00:01:48] now poll analysts put it as a toss-up, what does
[00:01:52] that mean? It's like a coin toss
[00:01:55] indeed, the race is very, very close between
[00:01:59] Democrats and Republicans. What's happening? Trump
[00:02:02] says, "I won three times there in Texas,"
[00:02:06] right? "That's why I'm here in Texas," and if you
[00:02:09] notice, well, he emphasizes those victories he had
[00:02:13] during his election in his second term, but
[00:02:16] he also specifically mentions this key state, right?
[00:02:20] Surely he'll do it with others, this key state, Texas, which today finds
[00:02:24] itself, well, in trouble for Republicans,
[00:02:27] it's not the only one, I'll give you more details. He spoke, of course,
[00:02:31] about wanting the media, for
[00:02:34] integrate society, us to report good news about his government, not
[00:02:36] fake news, but to say the good things,
[00:02:40] because there are many good things to say about his government, eh, this is clearly
[00:02:44] and openly a midterm convention, where
[00:02:47] again, Donald Trump has accepted that he is campaigning precisely to motivate
[00:02:51] the vote to achieve then to maintain control of the House of
[00:02:57] Republicans. What Representatives and the Senate, the entire House of Representatives is renewed.
[00:03:00] Not so the Senate, there are only 35 seats in the Senate, but of course,
[00:03:04] depending on the vote, Democrats could take it,
[00:03:07] they have a good chance, there's a lot of opportunity for them to
[00:03:10] take the House of Representatives, not so the Senate, that doesn't mean it's
[00:03:14] impossible, but well, any
[00:03:17] scenario would complicate Donald Trump's government much more,
[00:03:21] he referred a lot to Joe Biden's government,
[00:03:25] to this left that he says, according to him, destroyed the
[00:03:28] country, he boasted.
[00:03:30] a new year with greater foreign investment, he talks about more than 20
[00:03:34] trillion dollars in less than 2 years, that figure needs to be verified, of
[00:03:38] course, just because Trump says it, it's not necessarily true, he
[00:03:41] says it's a record and that he wants to be remembered as the only
[00:03:45] one, the one who started it all, he spoke about a very
[00:03:49] sensitive topic, in what
[00:03:53] sense, in the sense of the
[00:03:56] impact, the influence on voting decisions. It is
[00:04:00] among the first three or five
[00:04:04] that are influencing people to make decisions regarding the vote
[00:04:08] and it is precisely immigration, he boasted
[00:04:11] 1400 miles of wall built on the
[00:04:14] border, he says he has the
[00:04:17] best immigration figures, believe it or
[00:04:21] not, this is affecting for example in states like Texas
[00:04:24] where not everyone agrees
[00:04:27] with the policy that Donald Trump has carried out
[00:04:31] on immigration issues and of course, of
[00:04:34] course, much less with
[00:04:37] deportations, the end of TPS, precisely
[00:04:41] today the TPS for Salvadorans ends, the TPS
[00:04:44] also that
[00:04:46] the data, ready for of Venezuelans, Haitians, etc., no, so that has had an important
[00:04:49] impact on the influence on the final voting
[00:04:53] decision, what else can I tell you that he said, he
[00:04:57] kept boasting about election victories, he said. why
[00:05:00] couldn't past presidents win midterm elections, even being a very
[00:05:04] good president, we're going to change that, this time we're going to win the midterm
[00:05:08] elections, he threatened, this seems like a threat. of
[00:05:11] course, no, he always resorts to that, and I think all
[00:05:14] politicians do it, he says that if it's not like that,
[00:05:18] if they don't win, that Americans
[00:05:21] can lose their cuts,
[00:05:24] their cuts, their benefits, that they can
[00:05:27] lose social security, immigration, that they will go
[00:05:31] through hell if they were to lose, he said it,
[00:05:35] no, this, "you're voting for me, but I'm back on the
[00:05:38] ballot," and boy, has Donald Trump been a factor,
[00:05:41] he's not on the ballot, but he's influencing
[00:05:44] not only what the results might be,
[00:05:48] but also who the competitors are, that is, when Donald Trump
[00:05:51] supports two Republicans in a competition, usually the
[00:05:54] benefit of openly supporting one of the two
[00:05:57] has given them the victory, in short, basically he says
[00:06:01] he's campaigning, that he's going to all the states, but let's talk
[00:06:07] me right now, he is the Deputy Press Secretary of the
[00:06:10] Democratic Party who is with me tonight. Well, to give a quick review
[00:06:14] to what we heard from Donald Trump, it doesn't seem anything
[00:06:17] new to me, José, welcome, good evening, it seems to me that
[00:06:21] he continues to resort to this grandiosity of his government, of his
[00:06:25] triumphs, etc., but I do believe there's a miscalculation in the
[00:06:29] handling, for example, of issues like immigration, which ultimately
[00:06:32] is being a factor that is impacting and precisely affecting the
[00:06:35] preference, not in favor of Republicans, but rather against, what do you say about what we've
[00:06:39] heard so far and what
[00:06:42] I mentioned a few minutes ago, welcome, thank you,
[00:06:45] well, always a pleasure, look, several things, I think first of all we have to
[00:06:49] emphasize where Donald Trump was at the beginning of his
[00:06:53] second term and where he is today, today the
[00:06:56] president promised he would lower inflation, that he would raise
[00:07:00] the economy, he promised and he has fulfilled that he would deport a
[00:07:03] number of immigrants, many of them, good people, he has
[00:07:07] unfortunately fulfilled that, but it's the truth, from
[00:07:10] Miami, if you go right now at least to Doral, no, it's
[00:07:14] a ghost town, the number of Venezuelans who don't go out
[00:07:18] to work, their homes, the children are at school,
[00:07:21] no, because of this intimidating method of President
[00:07:24] Trump, but talking about the economy, which is the most important thing for
[00:07:28] every American, Republican, Democrat, etc.,
[00:07:32] he's not doing a good job, inflation is very high, people
[00:07:35] need two or three jobs to be able to survive, so he's not talking about that,
[00:07:39] notice he didn't talk about inflation, he's talking in
[00:07:42] very pompous terms, very grandiose as you're saying,
[00:07:46] but there are no results and that's why we see that he currently has
[00:07:50] 30% support and I tell you one thing, without a doubt Democrats
[00:07:53] also have their own problems to solve, no, I think the
[00:07:56] American people are tired of the extremes, of the extreme left like
[00:07:59] the Squad and Alexandra Ocasio, and they are tired of Donald Trump
[00:08:03] who is an extreme right-wing candidate,
[00:08:06] but
[00:08:10] besides that, here there's also
[00:08:13] the approval rating that he has,
[00:08:17] well, you give me this figure of twenty-something, I have a figure of
[00:08:20] 35, 36, in any case it's a low approval rating, it's very
[00:08:24] different, we have current issues like
[00:08:27] the oil issue, the cost of living, the war
[00:08:31] against Iran, these are
[00:08:34] the main issues that people are taking into account
[00:08:38] precisely to decide.
[00:08:40] Today we heard in a
[00:08:44] press conference a response precisely to a
[00:08:47] journalist about the cost of
[00:08:51] gasoline and he said well they'll go down but they'll go down after the
[00:08:54] midterm elections so I don't know if he's using it as a condition
[00:08:58] to instill a bit of fear and say we win and
[00:09:01] then they go down, but if we don't win they won't go down, I don't know if he's handling it
[00:09:05] that way or if he shot himself in the foot, no.
[00:09:09] Yes, certainly, and I think why he says that after the...
[00:09:13] it will go down, it's because there's no other option, because he doesn't have
[00:09:16] a way out, Fernando, facing the war in Iran, we are
[00:09:20] currently spending up and down, but on average
[00:09:24] a billion dollars
[00:09:26] daily on the war in Iran, we have been in this war for 6 months
[00:09:30] that does not have, we had at one point, as many viewers
[00:09:34] will remember, a memorandum that was supposedly going
[00:09:37] to end this war or probably give us a way
[00:09:40] out, it has been the exact opposite, today, yesterday, there have
[00:09:44] been bombings
[00:09:47] in everything that is the Strait of Hormuz, the president does not have a plan to get out
[00:09:51] of this war, it is very sad because a number
[00:09:55] of Americans have died and as a
[00:09:58] result, certainly, the price of gasoline is rising, he
[00:10:02] tries to invent and say what happened in Venezuela, which for me is something
[00:10:06] good that they removed the criminal Nicolás Maduro, although there is another
[00:10:09] criminal, a criminal that now the United States likes or
[00:10:13] works for them, but the point is that the oil from Venezuela that we are going to extract from
[00:10:16] Venezuela, talking about that agreement that happened a few
[00:10:20] days ago, that will take years, five,
[00:10:23] maybe decades, no, for us to... for us Americans to see the result, to see the
[00:10:26] price of oil go down in the United States, the price of gasoline go down
[00:10:32] what is currently happening in
[00:10:33] Venezuela.
[00:10:36] Yes, of course, what must be made clear is that, regarding the issues of
[00:10:40] cost of living, inflation, and on the other hand, the war with Iran and the
[00:10:44] price of gasoline, immigration,
[00:10:48] it's very striking, but it's very understandable, what's above
[00:10:51] everything, that is, the main interest of the electorate is the
[00:10:55] economy, it's the economy, I think it goes hand
[00:10:58] in hand obviously with the war against Iran for the price of oil, etc.,
[00:11:01] but immigration is in third place, so it's not that immigration
[00:11:05] became something that he
[00:11:08] bet a lot on, that it would precisely favor his image and it doesn't necessarily
[00:11:12] seem to be working against him, the race is very close in different parts of
[00:11:16] the electoral map in different places and I'm going to take a break to come back and talk about
[00:11:20] that especially in the Senate, no, because the House of Representatives has
[00:11:24] a lot of chances for Democrats to take it,
[00:11:27] but in the Senate, in the Senate it's very close, however there are
[00:11:31] very, very interesting surprises, let's talk a little bit about that, José, if you agree,
[00:11:35] after the break I'll be back in a moment,
[00:11:38] here on CNN, the news comes
[00:11:43] first, I'm going with
[00:11:45] Ione Molinares to the Capitol,
[00:11:49] they've already finalized the funds for the Department of Homeland Security, when there's
[00:11:52] a lot at stake, we eliminate the
[00:11:55] noise to inform you with clarity about the issues and
[00:11:58] policies that impact you from the decisions made in
[00:12:01] Washington, to their repercussions throughout the United
[00:12:04] States, Latin America and the world. At what point are
[00:12:08] relations with the United States? Relations between the United States
[00:12:12] and Cuba have always been abnormal. Directo
[00:12:15] USA is that window through which you can enter the United
[00:12:18] States and see what is happening in this
[00:12:21] country. We follow the story from all angles to
[00:12:24] bring you the facts directly, pro-immigrant
[00:12:28] groups filed a lawsuit
[00:12:31] from our studios in Washington, I'm Juan Carlos López,
[00:12:35] join me on Directo USA Monday to Friday on
[00:12:38] CNN. Live, from Mexico
[00:12:41] City.
[00:12:43] A story can
[00:12:46] change everything, a look at the reconstruction efforts of a
[00:12:49] city and the hope of a people determined to rise. They
[00:12:53] moved very fast, CS, and we never thought it would become a category
[00:12:57] five, and to understand what is happening, we go
[00:13:00] with my colleague Ione Molinares to Washington,
[00:13:04] the explosion, well, we can see the dimension it
[00:13:06] had to take away the entire facade, we hear
[00:13:10] the protagonists, they made fun of us as mothers
[00:13:14] and fathers of the 43, where she lived, a
[00:13:17] bomb fell, we are about to board this Mexican Air Force plane
[00:13:21] to Romania to... to have a complete vision,
[00:13:25] we are here as migrants to progress, to make this
[00:13:28] country grow, there are great stories to know and many perspectives to
[00:13:32] analyze. Perspectivas con Mario González,
[00:13:35] Monday to Friday on CNN.
[00:13:39] I am Mexican
[00:13:42] British, I have been working in
[00:13:45] journalism for 20 years in Mexico City, in the United
[00:13:49] States and now in Miami for CNN. CNN
[00:13:53] América is a multiplatform program where you will
[00:13:56] have information from all areas that will allow you to
[00:14:00] understand the world from the angle you are looking at it. In
[00:14:04] those three hours you will not only have information from a
[00:14:07] political and economic
[00:14:10] point of view, but also health, from a
[00:14:14] women's perspective, but above all it is a space where we can
[00:14:17] have conversations not to polarize, but to integrate
[00:14:20] society.
[00:14:22] What excites me the most is to inform,
[00:14:26] to inquire, to investigate the why of
[00:14:29] things, to get to the bottom of the facts, here you will see what makes
[00:14:33] news and everything that impacts your daily life.
[00:14:36] CNN América with Rebecca
[00:14:50] Kelly, Monday to Friday on CNN. But regardless of that, the truth
[00:14:53] is that everything that happens in the world and in
[00:14:57] Latin America, with all the aspects that are there,
[00:15:00] as you said, of elections, of
[00:15:03] treaties between Mexico and Canada and the United
[00:15:07] States will be focused on and comes at a time when the markets,
[00:15:10] to follow our focus today on markets, when the
[00:15:14] markets have also been quite good and
[00:15:16] that there are expectations that, although
[00:15:20] difficult to anticipate certainly, they are
[00:15:24] moving. In a way they haven't
[00:15:28] in many
[00:15:28] years.
[00:15:45] We are already working tirelessly to get them out of
[00:15:49] here, but that is despite the fact that we have
[00:15:52] the lowest rate since
[00:15:55] 1900, the crime rate for
[00:15:59] murders, long before my dad was born, he
[00:16:02] was born after that
[00:16:06] age, never. saying "why do you have to mention my
[00:16:09] age," he said
[00:16:13] "our predecessors, those who came before us, wasted
[00:16:17] a lot on green energy
[00:16:20] hoaxes," many of them didn't even know
[00:16:23] what that was, "we're going to switch to green energy and all
[00:16:27] the countries that are on green energy are in ruin, so
[00:16:31] those prices went up,"
[00:16:34] they used the word "affordability."
[00:16:39] they are so false, because it was they who
[00:16:42] caused the
[00:16:45] affordability
[00:16:46] crisis,
[00:16:49] well, reinforcing all the actions of his
[00:16:53] mandate now with the issue
[00:16:56] of crime rates, but also he got involved with the
[00:16:59] ecological issue, we already know
[00:17:02] what the decisions have been, we will continue to monitor what Donald
[00:17:06] Trump says, for now I'm going to... go back with my guest José Aristimuño, former
[00:17:09] Deputy Press Secretary of the Democratic Party because the electoral
[00:17:13] map is very interesting at this moment, José, I don't know if you
[00:17:17] agree with me for the House of Representatives, we are basically talking about three
[00:17:21] more seats, three seats for the Democrats to take the House of
[00:17:25] Representatives, for the Senate, the House of Representatives is
[00:17:29] completely renewed, in the Senate no, in the Senate we will
[00:17:32] have 35 new seats, there they would have to
[00:17:35] win four seats. net for
[00:17:39] Democrats to be able to have a majority
[00:17:42] then to take both chambers, key states,
[00:17:45] there's North Carolina, there's Maine,
[00:17:48] Ohio, which are like the battleground states that are
[00:17:51] in the most important battle, no, North
[00:17:55] Carolina, Maine, Ohio, here are some very
[00:17:58] interesting ones, Texas and
[00:18:01] Iowa, besides Alaska and Michigan, besides Georgia
[00:18:05] and New Hampshire, but I want to stop at Texas and
[00:18:09] Iowa, because to understand
[00:18:12] how the situation is for Republicans, I think Texas would be an excellent
[00:18:15] example, there's James Talarico on the Democratic side
[00:18:19] who, according to the latest polls, is winning with
[00:18:21] 45.4%, and Ken Paxton, the Republican, has
[00:18:25] 42.8%, but you're talking about Texas, you're talking
[00:18:29] about a state that was supposed to be a guarantee for
[00:18:34] changed there? Yes, look,
[00:18:37] certainly, I think first the thing I was talking
[00:18:41] about at the beginning of the program, Fernando, is that in Texas
[00:18:44] the problem or
[00:18:48] issue of immigration is quite serious, no, it's a
[00:18:51] border state, Texas's economy moves a lot
[00:18:55] with immigration, although the picture
[00:18:58] they sometimes paint for us is that Texas is Republican, which
[00:19:02] it certainly is very Republican, there are many Latinos who need
[00:19:05] migrant labor.
[00:19:07] these migrant people, many of them undocumented, to
[00:19:10] work, no, in land, agriculture, construction,
[00:19:14] etc., so it's a very important state,
[00:19:18] Talarico I think he's a very, very strong
[00:19:21] candidate, I would be very cautious with the
[00:19:25] polls, if we remember in 2016,
[00:19:29] no, when Hillary Clinton was there, all the polls, New York Times, whatever you want,
[00:19:32] said she would win Hillary Clinton and obviously she lost, so I
[00:19:36] would be cautious with these polls, I'm a
[00:19:39] little scared of them, I tell people, we have a chance, if you're a
[00:19:43] Democrat, if you're a moderate, pragmatic Democrat, you have a
[00:19:46] chance but you have to go out and vote, you have to go out and vote,
[00:19:50] we are not very far from that reality of being able to win Texas,
[00:19:54] which would be incredible, and there are states like you are mentioning like
[00:19:57] Alaska, no, which is a surprise state that almost shouldn't be
[00:20:01] on this map, but it is, I think
[00:20:04] it's not that all Americans who want to
[00:20:08] be Democrats, far from it, because we have to be quite clear and
[00:20:11] pragmatic, but they are tired of the lies, because this
[00:20:14] discourse we are seeing right now from President Trump, whether Republican
[00:20:17] or Democrat, is not true, the truth is that people don't have enough to eat,
[00:20:21] they have two or three jobs to be able to maintain the economy or to be able
[00:20:25] to pay for their things, and that is a Republican and Democrat problem, but Democrats
[00:20:28] do have a very interesting space that if they move towards the
[00:20:32] middle, if they are moderated, we can win the House of
[00:20:36] Representatives as you are saying, those three years, the Senate is a little more difficult, but
[00:20:39] it is possible, it is possible.
[00:20:42] Yes, of
[00:20:44] course, but also it is the economic
[00:20:48] issue that is hitting much harder than any
[00:20:51] other, just with the issue of inflation, that is, from now until the midterm
[00:20:55] elections that will not change, if anything, if anything it can improve
[00:20:59] a little or beware it gets worse and the
[00:21:03] situation is like this in Texas that seems
[00:21:06] incredible, no, because supposedly it was for the GOP,
[00:21:09] this, but from there I also have to bring Iowa into the discussion, I'm going
[00:21:13] to pause, let's talk about Iowa because, well, it was
[00:21:17] another state that was
[00:21:20] supposed to be Republican, today they are already calling it a toss-up,
[00:21:24] like a coin toss, the fact that it is now a
[00:21:27] coin toss, that it's not just Texas, but that Iowa is also included, this is talking
[00:21:31] about a very hard
[00:21:34] Trump administration, because it must be said, and I don't know if you
[00:21:38] agree with me, if they win the midterm elections or
[00:21:42] lose them, it will be Trump's responsibility, it is Trump's
[00:21:46] responsibility, he himself said it a while ago, "I'm on the ballot even though."
[00:21:51] No, of course, the only one responsible for that result will be
[00:21:55] Donald Trump, and he himself has put himself in that role, I'll be back after the
[00:21:59] break to close with José Aristimuño, former Deputy Secretary of
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[00:22:41] CNN. I am Mexican-British,
[00:22:45] I have been working in journalism for 20 years in Mexico
[00:22:49] City, in the United States and now in Miami for
[00:22:52] CNN. CNN América is a
[00:22:56] multiplatform program where you will have information from all
[00:23:00] areas that will allow you to understand the world from the angle you
[00:23:03] are looking at it. In those 3 hours you will not only
[00:23:07] have information from a political
[00:23:10] and economic point of view, but also
[00:23:14] health, from a women's perspective, but above all it is a
[00:23:17] space where we can have conversations, not to
[00:23:20] polarize. but to
[00:23:24] what excites me the most is to inform,
[00:23:26] to inquire, to investigate the why of things, to get to the bottom
[00:23:30] of the facts, here you will see what makes news and everything that
[00:23:34] impacts your daily life. CNN América with Rebeca
[00:23:37] Kelly, Monday to Friday on
[00:23:39] CNN.
[00:24:22] Our obligation as journalists is to tell things as
[00:24:26] they are and not necessarily as they want us to
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[00:25:37] Another reason, but you have to admit because they are very good at that, they come up with more
[00:25:41] excuses, they say, it's not
[00:25:44] important not to have identification because it's extraordinarily difficult for some
[00:25:48] people, they have more
[00:25:50] garbage than any human
[00:25:54] being, they talk more garbage than any human
[00:25:56] being.
[00:26:07] Well, there is Donald Trump, he continues talking, he is getting involved, of course,
[00:26:11] in this whole web of the electoral system, of the
[00:26:14] identifications to vote, to
[00:26:17] ensure that a supposed fraud is not committed, etc., a recurring
[00:26:21] theme of Donald Trump that, as you know, never
[00:26:24] presented evidence of an alleged fraud, but he continues to be
[00:26:28] a campaign theme of Donald Trump,
[00:26:31] I'll be back. to close with José Aristimuño, former press undersecretary of the
[00:26:35] Democratic Party for, let's go with Iowa, which
[00:26:38] would be the other state I was mentioning, it's very volatile
[00:26:42] there, yes, there is Josh Turreck on the Democratic side and there is
[00:26:46] Ashley Hinson on the Republican side, there Hinson has a
[00:26:49] slight advantage over Turek, however, it's not that much,
[00:26:53] it's very volatile and it could be another big
[00:26:57] blow for the Republicans, that is, if Texas and
[00:27:00] Iowa go Democratic. what's left
[00:27:03] for the Democrats to defend is very little,
[00:27:06] they would have a lot of opportunity,
[00:27:09] certainly, look, I had an opportunity Fernando to work in Iowa,
[00:27:12] I know Iowa, I have traveled the state quite a bit, this is important for people to
[00:27:16] know, Iowa has about 3.24,
[00:27:19] 3.24 million population, but 8% of the
[00:27:23] Iowa population is Latino, that is, there are more than 250,000 Latinos in
[00:27:27] Iowa, people wouldn't think so, right? Because people don't talk much, people talk about Arizona, Nevada,
[00:27:31] is a key state,
[00:27:35] Donald Trump won it in 2024 by more than 13 points, but now, as you
[00:27:39] are pointing out, if Latinos go out to vote for the
[00:27:42] Democrats, because they are tired of the
[00:27:45] lies, of President Trump's anti-immigrant agenda, we can
[00:27:49] win Iowa, the president, well, my ex-boss, President Barack
[00:27:52] Obama made a quite large
[00:27:55] campaign for Jose, whom he was mentioning, he
[00:27:59] is a Paralympic medalist, so a
[00:28:02] atypical person, right, to lead what is the
[00:28:06] Senate in the state of
[00:28:07] Iowa.
[00:28:10] Well, Jose, this will continue to advance, obviously I will continue inviting you, we have
[00:28:14] time from now until November 3rd, the polls will continue to evolve,
[00:28:17] let's see if they remain toss up, states
[00:28:21] like Iowa, maybe Texas, if the numbers start to change,
[00:28:25] my projection is that I think the most difficult
[00:28:28] path from now until then is for the Republicans due to Trump's economic results, due to the war against
[00:28:31] Iran, due to the cost of living, due to
[00:28:35] the cost of oil, because all that he will not be able to fix
[00:28:39] between now and then and if it continues to deteriorate, forget it,
[00:28:43] it will be practically impossible for him to recover and I think
[00:28:47] the numbers could go much further down
[00:28:50] for the Republicans in states like Texas, like Iowa, precisely in
[00:28:54] Alaska too, I mean there are several that we have to talk about but I don't have
[00:28:57] time, anyway we are in contact Jose and I'll see you soon
[00:29:01] because I tell you, you keep inviting because this goes until November 3rd,
[00:29:04] thank you Fernando, it's
[00:29:07] a pleasure,
[00:29:09] I send you a hug, thank you, Jose Aristimuño, the press undersecretary of the
[00:29:13] Democratic Party, accompanied me, I'll take a
[00:29:14] break,
[00:29:21] live from Mexico
[00:29:24] City,
[00:29:26] a story can change everything, a look at
[00:29:30] the reconstruction efforts of a city. and the hope of a people
[00:29:33] determined to rise, it evolved very quickly and we never thought
[00:29:37] it would reach category five and to understand what
[00:29:41] is happening, let's go with my colleague Ione Molinares to
[00:29:44] Washington,
[00:29:47] the explosion, well, we can see the dimension it had to take away
[00:29:50] the entire facade, we hear the protagonists, they
[00:29:54] mocked us as mothers and fathers of the 43,
[00:29:58] where she lived, a bomb fell, we are about to board this
[00:30:01] Mexican Air Force plane bound for Romania
[00:30:05] to have a complete vision, we are here as
[00:30:08] migrants to progress, to make this country grow, there are great
[00:30:11] stories to know and many perspectives to analyze.
[00:30:15] Perspectives with Mario González Monday to Friday
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[00:30:24] To understand the world you need to seek the
[00:30:27] truth. Let's return to the time when we had to be much
[00:30:31] more human. That's why we follow the facts
[00:30:34] wherever they lead us, no matter how far we have to
[00:30:38] go, from the internal story, there are new
[00:30:41] statements from President Donald Trump, I make an external
[00:30:45] perspective, we delve into
[00:30:48] whatever comes, the concern is for the common Cuban,
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