Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening, wherever you are. And welcome to the politics guys with your host, Jay Carson and Michael Baranowski.

Welcome to the politics guys. I'm Michael Barronowski, a political scientist at Northern Kentucky University.

My co-host this week, as always, is Cleveland Area Attorney and sometime Republican strategist, Jay Carson.

Here's our Ask the Politics Guys question for this week, Jay.

Okay, fire away.

It comes from Jonathan, from, make sure I get this right, Agawa Gun Kochi, Japan.

Wow.

Yeah, another international question, which is really cool, I think.

So, here it is.

We are huge in Japan.

We are, yeah.

So thanks, Jonathan, for your question.

Here it is.

Dear politics, guys, why do minorities seem to support Clinton over Sanders? And on the Republican side, two Latinos, Cruz and Rubio, are among the three front runners and an African-American, Ben Carson, and until very recently, a woman, Carly Fiorena, were still in the GOP race, as was an ethnic Indian, Bobby Gindal.

And in 2012, the Republicans nominated a Mormon, and in 2008, they nominated a woman for vice president.

Given all that, why doesn't the GOP get more credit for having such diversity in its presidential candidates.

So we have really kind of two related questions here.

Two questions.

So I thought we take them obviously one at a time.

So why don't we, if you're okay with that, we can start with the Democratic, the first

part of the question, the Democratic one, and then move on to the Republican side.

Okay.

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