here to talk about that strategy, maria cardona -- >> guerra -- >> guerra, the rnc's director of hispanic media. these little things we talk about during the break, how should i pronounce that? they give me the way i should say it. ruth guerra. explain to may what the gop has done for the hispanic elections since 2012 -- >> don, well, since 2012, yes, i can hear you, since 2012 we decided we launched our engagement program and we honestly can say we have been in the hispanic community for over two years now. the amount of volunteers that we're gathering. the amount of staff we're in the middle of hiring, we're in the middle of hiring about 200 people paid staff and a lot of these folks will be in the hispanic communities. and they will be hispanic themselves because who else better to go door-to-door to talk to another hispanic and telling them why they're republican and why they should vote republican. >> so you think it's working? >> sorry, say again -- >> do you think that approach is working? >> well, here are the facts. the facts are we started back -- after 2012. and what we saw in

joining me to talk about that, democratic strategist maria cardona. i'm not even going to try guerra. >> guerra. >> the director -- rnc's director of hispanic media. just little things we talk about in the break. how should i pronounce that? ruth guerra. >> there you go. ruth consideration you hear me? >> don, since 2012, we have launched our engagement program and we can honestly say woo have been in the hispanic community for over two years now. the amount of volunteers we're gathering and the amount of staff we're in the midst of hiring about 1,300 people to join us full time paid staff. a lot of people are going to be in hispanic community and are going to be hispanics themselves. who better than another has panic to tell them why they are republican. >> so you think that approach is working? >> well, here are the facts. the facts that are we started back after 2012 and what we saw in 2014 mid terms were in colorado, for example, with wins with senator corey gardner. in pueblo county, a highly democrat and highly hispanic county, we made major gai

maria cardona. and the author of "the wilderness" and political straft gist mark hoover. if trump wins tomorrow, is he going to run the table, as he likes to say? >> there's a very strong possibility that that's exactly the case. and that's exactly what's has the cruz camp and rubio camp and every other republican in the country -- and kaley, quite nervous frankly because winner takes all states start on march 15th. so proportionately dialing up little by little. this war of attrition on the guys on the other end. the field has not winnowed by march 15th, donald trump's inertia, his earned media campaign, all of the momentum that's gone into this frankly means that's donald trump will be the republican nominee. >> are you finally saying -- >> i did in iowa. it took me going to iowa to realize. >> why did it take iowa? >> because i was on maternity leave before. >> you can't think about it when you are on maternity leave. >> i wasn't really plugged in. >> mckaleyla, trump claims he ce out against the iraq war before. we uncovered this howard stern interview from 2002 sayin