So I've had someone on my mind lately. Actually, not one person, but a whole group of people.

It's our men, Latino men.

I've been thinking about them a lot, especially after the election, and especially after hearing

what the media had to say about them.

Latinos in Texas, a district that's 97% Latino went 75 percentage points for Donald Trump.

Why?

Misogyny.

No, it's on the border.

There's misogyny.

But it's not just misogyny from white men.

It's misogyny from Hispanic men.

It might be race issues with Hispanics.

They don't want a black woman. Also Latino men.

Y'all voted with Stephen Miller and David Duke and against your own sisters who chose Kamala Harris

with 60% of their votes. So you own everything that happens to your mixed status families.

And to your wives, sisters, and abuela from here on in.

What's the root here? And how do we understand what's going on with Latino men and their decisions? So today we are starting a new series here on Latino USA. It's called

Ombre, understanding Latino men.

And so we are aiming to have deep, curious conversations about what it's like to be a Latino man in this moment in the United States.

And to start off our series, we have someone who can talk about all of this from a political level, but also from a pretty personal one as well,

and all of it comes with his signature Texas Twang.

Some nice digs up in here. I wish I could afford a place over here in Quaid. It's like so nice up in here. Good to see you. Oh my gosh. That's DC-based political consultant and

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