Cubans

It's

like Delaware with Cubans.

um this this also follows this is a large problem by the way nationally it's not just um florida and north carolina in north carolina um they voted for an id voter id uh requirement to be able to vote you have to show a voter id to limit property tax increases and a lower income tax so they went back

they went back to colonial america okay Basically, you only have to be a white man with property to be able to

Skinny.

Yeah, I think the Cuban is a bit too much for Zarafa at the moment.

Honestly, I don't know how Zarafa

has got himself into another world title fight.

I think he's only had 11 fights, but he's had about eight or nine knockouts.

So he's got a bit of speed, got a bit of power.

He's a typical Cuban from what I can see.

He was a two-time amateur world champion, so that says a lot.

And so, you know, certainly having the protection of the workers part of the PT in Brazil, and that's likely to continue to be relevant.

But I would also particularly mention that the Cubans in that aspect are Of course, as you know, the Cuban government right now has its back against the wall.

The Cuban government going back for six, seven decades, the communist government has long kind of infiltrated and sought to work within Latin American leftist organizations to foment political change and in some cases espionage and subversion.

And so as things go south in Cuba, you might also find Cuba's role within those leftist movements and forums such as the Sao Paulo Forum also becoming increasingly relevant.

And so, for example, as you mentioned, Bolivia, the recent attempt to overthrow the government of Rodrigo Paz there a couple of months ago when I was down in country.

And, you know, it was a confluence, it was widely believed, of Evo Morales and the cocaleros with drug interests behind that.

But the Cubans played a big role in trying to stir up trouble and polarization.

Sometimes we've seen that the Russians, through information warfare, also working with the Cubans and the Chavistas, will also move in that way.

But you also have Hispanics, and we have a very different set of Hispanics in South Florida than we do in Texas.

Where you say the word socialism, and that kind of rings a bell with Venezuelans and Cubans because they're first or second generation, and they know exactly what that means.

Socialism, like when it comes to Venezuelans and Cubans, seems to translate in every language.

But somehow it does not translate in Uvalde County, Texas.

where they don't seem to quite understand, be careful of what you wish for.

And my parents moved to New York.

Thank God they went to New York City because, you know, a lot of Cubans came to America and went to even like New Jersey or Miami, you know.

Right, yeah, yeah.

My parents came to New York City, which obviously helped me, you know, everything was right walking distance from my mom's apartment, you know, everything, you know, CVs and the Limelight and the Snafu's, Madison Square Garden is in Chelsea, 1018, the Roxy, Great Gildersleeves.

I hate to get on Beyonce's internet and defend a white man.

I know he Cuban, but you know Cubans, they voted for Trump.

Should I say more? Majority.

But anyway, it was his birthday party.

There is another caravan of illegals.

Now, folks, I told you that the Chinese communists were cheering the Democrat win and wanted it, and that the Cubans and the North Koreans and the Iranian Republican Guard wrote a 25-page letter endorsing Democrats.

Not a single Democrat turned down that endorsement.

Can you imagine if the Nazis or the Japanese during World War II endorsed either Democrats Democrats or Republicans, how quickly they would have renounced that.

And that's likely to continue to be relevant.

But I would also particularly mention that the Cubans in that aspect are.

Of course, as you know, the Cuban government right now has its back against the wall.

The Cuban government going back for six, seven decades, the communist government has long kind of infiltrated and sought to work within Latin American leftist organizations to foment political change and in some cases espionage and subversion.

And so, for example, as you mentioned, Bolivia, the recent attempt to overthrow the government of Rodrigo Paz there a couple of months ago when I was down in country.

And, you know, it was a confluence, it was widely believed, of Evo Morales and the cocaleros with drug interests behind that.

But the Cubans played a big role in trying to stir up trouble and polarization.

Sometimes we've seen that the Russians, through information warfare, also working with the Cubans and the Chavistas, will also move in that way.