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36 million U.S.

U.S. Latinos are eligible to vote this year an increase of 4 million since the last presidential election

Latinos are a young community every election cycle you are going to see a significant number who are voting for the first time.

And winning over Hispanic and Latino voters could be key to winning the White House.

The people who have suffered the most from Kamala Harris's open borders are people of Latino descent.

They have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, a mass deportation, in American history.

Imagine what that would look like and what that would be.

There's a lot of people who believe that they're being used by the Democratic Party

every time there's an election. Talking to Latinos in Florida, Arizona, Chicago, California,

is going to be different.

You need to tailor your message to these different communities. Oh, It's notes from America. I'm Jenny Pierre. Welcome to the show. Kai Wright will be back in the host chair next week.

But last week, Kai started a conversation on this show about Latino voters and the 2024 election,

about how Spanish language radio in particular has become

a platform for political propaganda and misinformation.

And that's hugely important because the target for these messages is one of the most important voting blocks in the country.

We'll pick up that conversation now with an invitation to you, especially to Latino listeners in our audience, to give us a call and to talk to us

about what your political priorities are heading into November. What are you

hearing from the candidates that excites you and makes you want to engage politically and what do you wish you were hearing.

Give us a call at 844 745 8255.

Again that number is 844 745 8255. You can send us a text as well. Now to help us through

this discussion are two people who spend plenty of time thinking about this very topic and

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