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You've seen her on the ground.

In Minnesota during the BLM riots, in New York and D.C. during Antifa, and on the border,

facing the cartels and child traffickers head on. Now, she's here with you.

This is the Sarah Carter Show.

Today we have part one of a two-part interview series with my great friend, Alfreda Ortiz,

is the CEO of Job Creators Network and the author of The Real Race

Revolutionaries, How Minority Entrepreneurship Can Overcome America's Racial and Economic Divides.

You know, at JCP, he leads the defense of small businesses from the onslaught of bad government

policies. Like me, he was born to

immigrant parents who actually settled in Chulayvista, California. My family actually settled in

Montclair, California, and on my mom's side. And Alfredo saw the value of the American dream,

much like I did, being raised by a Cuban mother who started out in

America, poverty-stricken. I mean, with literally nothing, having to go down to the goodwill to

pick up her clothes, get a job at a factory, and learn how to survive in a new land, in a new

country that actually welcomed her with open arms. And I'm going to

get into all those details and so much more with Alfredo because we saw a massive shift this election.

This presidential election, President Trump was able to do what no other GOP president has been

able to do, especially with minority groups,

and especially with the Hispanic, the fastest growing minority group in America, soon to be majority.

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