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Those of you on the phones, be patient with me.

And in fact, I think what I'm about talking about is relevant to some of your phone calls.

But I want to get to this before I get to phone calls.

This is, I think, rather important and rather significant for David Leonhardt and the New York Times to talk about this.

The New York Times did a survey.

It was their Siena survey that actually was not fantastic news for the GOP.

Actually showed a bit of a Biden rebound and showed, for example, let me get to the generic

congressional ballot, showed the Democrats up to. It showed Joe Biden's job approval rating.

He was down 11, still not great. But one of the things they did is they over sampled Hispanic

voters because they wanted a sense of where Hispanic voters are in the country.

So to over sample Hispanic voters, you know how many they surveyed?

This was a poll of a thousand three hundred ninety nine registered voters.

So of the thousand three hundred ninety nine nationwide registered voters, how many were Hispanic in the survey?

About 522. It's not a good sample because of this. And it's something the media and Democrats have a real hard time processing.

There's no such thing as a Hispanic voter.

There's no such thing as a Latino voter. There's no such thing as a Latino voter. There are Americans who are of Hispanic or Latino

descent. There are immigrants from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil,

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