Conversation with my colleague Bill Whelum, the Hoover Institution, about the

enthusiasm for the Democratic nominee Vice President Harris in California,

or Native California.

Bill points to a Los Angeles Times poll in these last hours

that showed a lack of enthusiasm among Hispanic voters in California.

Bill asked questions about what that means,

and what it can mean for, not California, but swing states such as Arizona and Nevada.

Is Bill Whelan of the Hoover Institution.

More of this tonight.

I don't know if there's a rampant.

It's hard to gauge in this regard.

This is the third time Donald Trump is running in California's Republican nominee and his numbers in California

are wretched in terms of overall support but there is a huge cautionary sign that came out yesterday.

The Los Angeles Times John came out with a poll and it showed Harris

with about 54% support among Latino voters in California. Let me repeat that, 54%.

Now that's about a 20-point drop-off from what Joe Biden got in 2020. So the question will be if there

are other similar turnoffs of black voters and not as enthusiastic because you might think

because she is a black woman.

If young voters are enthusiastic, we will see.

But that 54% is a huge cautionary thing, John,

because it obviously will factor into turnout here.

But also, John John if that lack of

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