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Welcome to Off Message. I'm Isaac Dover. Oh, we're on the record, so I have to be on the record. We have on the record. We have to be very careful here. The microphone's in your face.

It is.

Yeah, I mean, I think there were times where I rebelled against sort of the label, you know, and it shaped me a little.

The label of you're the mayor's son?

Correct.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. You know, I think, you know, even today, you know, I don't like labels.

I don't like partisan labels.

It's, I hate, you know, the idea that you can pigeonhole somebody or put them in a box

and that all of a sudden it defines who they are.

I think we're...

That's very millennial of you.

Probably.

I think we're just so much more complicated than that.

Today's guest, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez.

Suarez was elected last year.

He's 40, part of the next generation of political leadership in this country,

and the youngest Latino in office in that prominent position.

His father, who is also mayor, is Cuban, born in Cuba.

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