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Oct 27, 2026

Nick ZaveriHOST
18:14
And we're seeing those attacks from the opponent as far as the Muslim Brotherhood and all these ways to drum up Islamophobia.
Nick ZaveriHOST
18:23
But yet you have these Muslim candidates that come out and talk about the things that Americans really want to hear.
Nick ZaveriHOST
18:29
We saw the platform that Mamdani ran on.
Nick ZaveriHOST
18:32
And in Michigan, we see something similar with Al-Sayed.
Nick ZaveriHOST
22:43
You know, we've had issues with beef production.
Nick ZaveriHOST
22:45
We've had to import, you know, millions of dollars worth from Argentina.
Nick ZaveriHOST
22:49
All these things that really mean something to the portions of Americans that on the coasts we tend to ignore play a larger role.
Nick ZaveriHOST
22:58
And what you're seeing fill the gap are Democrats that are plain spoken.
Norma AlarcónGUEST
58:47
I think he's Cuban.
Norma AlarcónGUEST
58:50
Cuban-American, like Marco Rubio.
Norma AlarcónGUEST
58:54
He is a Latino that is Hitler all the way and misogynistic to the max.
Norma AlarcónGUEST
59:02
If you want to know the depth of misogyny out there, listen to Nick Puentes.
Daliah WachsHOST
15:30
Security asks them to take a number, go to the back of the line, or they have to leave.
Daliah WachsHOST
15:35
I've spoken to so many, and it's not just Mexican-Americans or Cuban-Americans or Puerto Rican-Americans.
Daliah WachsHOST
15:41
It's all over.
Daliah WachsHOST
15:42
And, you know, they say, look, you know, we did the process correctly and people are assuming we're illegal.
MelGUEST
41:59
You go to her website for her campaign, and her top priority is protecting our investment in Israel bonds.
MelGUEST
42:07
And this is a first-generation Cuban-American.
MelGUEST
42:12
I'm like, why would you care about this crap?
Clint RussellHOST
42:14
Why is that a
Santiago SegoviaHOST
4:50
Nos trasladamos a la frontera norte de México, a la ciudad de Matamoros, Tamaulipas, en marzo de 1989.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
5:06
Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo, un joven cubanoamericano conocido como El Padrino, construyó una red de hechicería y narcotráfico que sedujo a los principales cárteles de la droga de la región y altos mandos policiales.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
5:25
Constanzo practicaba una variante aberrante y degenerada del palo mayombe, mezclada con santería y satanismo.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
5:38
Prometía a los narcotraficantes que mediante la elaboración de un enganga, Podía otorgarles invisibilidad ante las balas de la policía y prosperidad financiera ilimitada.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
6:38
And that means that for those citizens, it could really impact the way they vote.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
6:42
And particularly Cuban-Americans here, which we know has kind of been a staunch supporter of that community of the Republican Party, I found it fascinating to speak to Americans two doctors who are Cuban-Americans, and they have been Republicans since they have been in this country, voted for President Trump in 2024.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
6:59
And they said, look, what we're going to do now is look at the actual candidates themselves.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
7:03
What have they been saying on immigration? Have they been standing by this overly aggressive immigration policy? Because They said that they didn't agree with President Biden's policy to, quote, open the borders, but they find that this has swung far too far in the other direction.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
11:36
You know, that has actually been an interesting aspect here versus Ohio, where I was last week, where a few people seemed to indicate that they just felt they weren't going to go out and vote.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
11:44
They weren't happy with the candidates on the ballot.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
11:47
Here I get the sense more, and particularly among Cuban-Americans, Venezuelan-Americans, they do see that importance of needing to go cast their ballot.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
11:55
So they're in something of a dilemma, right, if they don't feel at all represented by the candidates who are there.
Ed MartinHOST
25:18
All right, Cynthia Hughes.
Ed MartinHOST
25:19
And up next, everybody, we're heading to South Florida, where the Cuban-American community has long planned an important role and played an important role in getting Trump in office.
Ed MartinHOST
25:28
So how are they responding to President Trump's Cuba policy? What does it mean for the future of U.S.-Cuba relations? All that's happening right here on The Early Bird.
Ed MartinHOST
25:36
Be right back.
Ed MartinHOST
27:07
I'm Ed Martin.
Ed MartinHOST
27:08
It's time now to take the pulse of America.
Ed MartinHOST
27:12
And today we're headed down to Florida, where, as always, the Cuban-American vote can make a big difference.
Ed MartinHOST
27:18
It always matters in every election, and especially these midterms.
ZachHOST
26:59
Yeah, I think so.
ZachHOST
27:00
The Cuban sandwich, which is like Cuban-American.
ZachHOST
27:02
Yeah, I think cheesesteak's more American.
ZachHOST
27:04
What about the submarine sandwich? Just a classic sub.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
16:49
And so you have a larger Puerto Rican, Hispanic origin group of voters.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
16:55
And whereas the Cuban-American vote is probably still going to be Republican-leaning.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
16:59
But I guess if we're in a world where the 27th might be competitive, and you saw Maria Salazar run that ad that got all that attention a few weeks ago, sort of separating herself from President Trump on immigration issues.
Geoffrey SkelleyHOST
17:12
I mean maybe I'm underrating it, but I guess I'm curious for your thoughts on that.
Melissa WitteGUEST
35:16
One of the founders is a man named Mario Bramnick.
Melissa WitteGUEST
35:18
He is a Cuban American.
Melissa WitteGUEST
35:20
He was born in Cuba, came to America in the 50s.
Melissa WitteGUEST
35:25
And he is the president of Latinos for Latin Christians for Latino Christians for Israel or something like that.

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