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What\'s up, everybody?

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So I\'m here at the Trump event,
Trump rally,

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in Kissimmee, Florida,
and I bumped into

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Chinese Americans for Trump.

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MAN: Hey, look at that.

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Chinese Americans for Trump.

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All right, tell me about it.

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- We come from Chicago.
- Okay.

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- We traveled two-and-a-half
hours come here.

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I want everybody know
Chinese love Trump.

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- Isabelle, what do you think
of, uh, of David\'s shirt?

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- Um, is it serious?

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- (chuckling):
Yeah, it\'s, it\'s serious.

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(chanting):
Build that wall!

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Build that wall!
Build that wall!

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REPORTER:
Chinese Americans for Trump

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has been organizing through

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the Chinese social media app
WeChat.

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U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!

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REPORTER:
Started with three members

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and has grown to 8,000 people
nationwide.

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The majority of its members are
originally from mainland China.

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CHEN:
We are law-abiding.

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We are legal immigrants.

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We are paying tax.

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And we will get together
to make America great again.

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(train horn blaring)

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(drone whirring,
birds twittering)

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(drone whirring)

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AUTOMATED VOICE:
Landing.

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(whirring stops)

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(controller beeps)

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(grunts)

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(soft chuckle)

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(in Mandarin):

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INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

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CHEN:

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INTERVIEWER:

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CHEN:

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INTERVIEWER:

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CHEN:

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- Hey, bro.
- Hey.

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GUENEVERE: Yo!
- How\'s your day?

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- Hello! Hello!

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Hi, camera.

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(giggles)

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KUO: I was actually, uh,
living in, in Beijing

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for the last 20 years.

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In 2016, I moved to Chapel Hill,
North Carolina,

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with my family...
My wife, my two children.

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So election season was,
you know,

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in full swing.

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My wife, she started to tell me

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that there were a surprising
number of very vocal

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supporters of Trump.

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I was absolutely shocked.

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So I wrote this essay
running down the various,

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the list of reasons
why I thought that Trump

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was actually seeing support.

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Sit.

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Shake.

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High-five.

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(Zhang speaking Mandarin)

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(Kuo repeating Mandarin)

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(Kuo growling playfully)

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INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

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ZHANG (in Mandarin):

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KUO: Basically, I\'m angry
at anyone, irrespective of

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where they come from,
who votes for Trump.

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So I\'m angry at all of them.

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Why am I especially angry
at Chinese?

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Because I guess part of me
wants to think better

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of Chinese people.

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There used to be Sue Googe

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campaign signs all over
the medians from here on 15-501,

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driving around, all over
the place in the triangle.

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So when I looked it up,
sure enough, I mean, I saw,

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you know, pictures of her

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wearing a qipao with an AR-15
in her right hand

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and a semi-automatic pistol
in her left hand.

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And when I think about how
I want more Asian Americans

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to participate... more Chinese
Americans to participate...

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In American political life,
this is not what I had in mind.

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I mean, uh...

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INTERVIEWER:
How come?

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- Because she\'s a (bleep)
Tea Partier, I mean,

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because she\'s, she\'s...
She represents everything

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that I loathe
in American politics.

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(in Mandarin):

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(laughing)

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Ooh!

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INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

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GOOGE:

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INTERVIEWER:

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GOOGE:

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MC: And I would like to
introduce another true American.

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Sue Googe was a
congressional candidate.

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She fled Communist China.

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She has come to America legally.

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And she\'s an entrepreneur
and has her own business

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at this point.

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She is a firebrand
for conservatives

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and I am so proud to introduce
Miss Sue Googe.

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(cheers and applause)
GOOGE: Thank you.

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Hello!

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(cheers and applause)

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I love to watch
American flag fly.

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(cheers and applause)

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You know what does that means?

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Land of the free because what?

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MAN: Of the brave!

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- Because of the brave!

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I live in the life.

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I know what no freedom of speech
is, what are all about.

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I know what big government
is all about.

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Our American flag

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will fly strong
and fly on forever.

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(cheers and applause)

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Make America great again!

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(cheers and applause)

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Thank you very much.

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God bless America.

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Thank you!

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(bell tolling)

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JENNIFER HO: Why is the book
called Partly Colored?

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Is that an apt description

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for how Asian American subjects
are seen as racially anomalous

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in the U.S. South?

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Something is colored, it means
to be tinged by some kind of

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other meaning.
HO: Good.

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- Or like an off-white,

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or some kind of departure
from what is normal

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or what is the default.

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STUDENT: I think when I thought
of the title, I immediately

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kind of historicalized it
in the way that in the South,

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they use the word \"color\"
to refer to people

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of African American descent.

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And so when we\'re talking about
\"partly colored,\"

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I saw that as, like, we\'re going
from the white-black continuum,

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and we\'re in between those two.

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HO: Yeah, I mean, and definitely
to refer to people,

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especially in the U.S. South,
as \"colored,\"

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that was a label

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used to describe people
of African descent

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in the U.S. South during
the time of Jim Crow

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and segregation.

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But this question of who counted
as colored in the U.S. South,

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where did the Asian Americans
sit on the segregated bus,

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where did Lumbees fit within
the kind of racial color line

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of the U.S. South?

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Think about the U.S. South

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and think about the people
in the U.S. South.

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So if you had three photos,
right... a black person,

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a white person, and my photo...

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Who are the two people
that you would most associate?

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My photo is probably not gonna
come up.

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And that means that we have

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this normative idea of what it
means to be in the U.S. South.

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And we also have this
normative idea

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about what it means
to be American.

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I think I want people to know
who Asian Americans are

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because there\'s so much
misinformation.

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Um, people don\'t know
who Asian Americans are.

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It sounds so simple,
but it\'s just true.

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Like, I think there\'s so much
misunderstanding about

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who Asian Americans are.

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(clears throat)

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That we\'re foreign,
we\'re not from here,

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or, in the U.S. South,

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it\'s that we\'re not
people of color.

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We are honorary white people.

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Is this more exciting than Yi?

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Is this more exciting than Yi?

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Come here.
(clicks tongue)

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Okay.

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Got it?
I think we got that.

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Okay, is that good? That\'s it.

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No more hot dog for you.

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He really doesn\'t like it
when we put the eye drops

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in his eyes,

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so we have to actually give him
a treat.

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(chuckling): And it takes
two people to do it.

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So it took two people
at the vet\'s office.

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So... twice a day
we have to do this.

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Aw, man, what\'d you do
with my slipper?

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Chaucer.

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So this is Bock Bock.

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He is a transgender
male chicken.

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He prefers he/him/his pronouns.

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As a Democrat, and as someone
who doesn\'t agree with both

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the Republican-led
state legislature,

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as well as the national
government under Donald Trump,

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I\'ve decided that I should
do something.

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That I should try and
participate by getting involved.

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I mean, this is what drives me
crazy about

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the state legislature.

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They think that, um,
I\'m just there to

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indoctrinate my students, right?

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I\'m there to somehow, um,
provide propaganda to them

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instead of what I\'m doing,

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which is providing
critical thinking skills.

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I don\'t tell my students
how to vote.

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That would be the surefire way
to get them to vote

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the opposite of what I want them
to vote, right?

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And I don\'t want them to vote

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the way that I want them
to vote.

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I want them to be
free-thinking adults

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who are making decisions
based on their value system

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and their sense of ethics
and morality.

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That\'s what I want.

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And that may not line up
with my own value system.

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But as long as they\'re using
their critical thinking skills

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to come to that decision,

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then that\'s, that\'s what being
in a democracy means, right?

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We all don\'t have to agree
with each other.

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But we have to agree that
we have...

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That there are values
that we share in common

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that we can respect each other.

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And that seems to be
in short amount these days,

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of common ground.

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We just can\'t find any
common ground.

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And it would be easy for me
to demonize people on the right

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and just say that
they\'re racist, they\'re sexist,

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they\'re homophobes, you know.

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They\'re clinging to guns
and religion.

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They\'re all white supremacists.

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I mean, that\'s easy.

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And it\'s simplistic and it\'s,
it\'s not correct.

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WOMAN:
Shame on the G.O.P.!

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CROWD: Shame on the G.O.P.!

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WOMAN:
Shame on the G.O.P.!

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CROWD: Shame on the G.O.P.!

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WOMAN:
Shame on the G.O.P.!

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CROWD:
Shame on the G.O.P.!

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What do we want?

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CROWD: Healthcare!
- When do we want it?

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CROWD:
Now!

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- What do we want?
CROWD: Healthcare!

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- When do we want it?
CROWD: Now!

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That\'s good, thank you.

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(playing \"Hang On, Sloopy\")

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CHEN: Do you know (inaudible)
what we call President Trump?

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We call him Uncle Trump.

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(indistinct chatter)

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We called him Uncle Trump
all the time.

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- Really?
- Yeah.

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And this time, my wife and I,
and all my friends join,

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just the, just, just give up our
Chinese national...

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Uh, the national, nationality,
and join the U.S.

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So we claim our citizenship.

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And just because we want to vote
for Trump.

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MIKE PENCE: Hello, Ohio!

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(cheers and applause)

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Thank you all for being here
tonight.

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People of Ohio,

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here in the heart
of the Heartland,

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delivered 80 of 88 counties,
nearly three million votes,

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a more than eight percent
victory

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for President Donald Trump
to the White House.

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(cheers and applause)

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We\'re gonna repeal and replace
Obamacare.

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(cheers and applause)

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We will make America safe again.

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We will make America
prosperous again.

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And, to borrow a phrase,

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we will make America
great again.

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Thank you.

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(cheers and applause)

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Thanks... wasn\'t that a great
county fair?

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CHEN: Yes.

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WOMAN:
Thank you, so much.

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(indistinct chatter)

00:17:38.766 --> 00:17:41.852
CHEN: We\'re Chinese and we work
in Montgomery County.

00:17:41.935 --> 00:17:47.649
If you need anything like ground
game, I would like to help.

00:17:47.691 --> 00:17:51.153
(in Mandarin):

00:17:51.195 --> 00:17:53.822
INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

00:17:53.864 --> 00:17:55.824
CHEN:

00:18:00.454 --> 00:18:05.542
(bell tolling)

00:18:05.626 --> 00:18:08.212
CHEN:

00:19:00.389 --> 00:19:01.306
(chuckling)

00:19:01.390 --> 00:19:04.143
(seagull squawking)

00:19:08.939 --> 00:19:12.401
(indistinct chatter)

00:19:12.442 --> 00:19:13.819
MAN 1:
Hello, hello.

00:19:13.902 --> 00:19:15.154
MAN 2:
Your mic\'s not on.

00:19:15.237 --> 00:19:16.655
MAN 1:
All right,

00:19:16.738 --> 00:19:21.243
so Kellyanne\'s visit, so you
know, is in a personal capacity.

00:19:21.285 --> 00:19:23.996
She is not on official
White House business.

00:19:24.079 --> 00:19:27.166
So questions about
specific White House policy

00:19:27.249 --> 00:19:28.167
she can\'t answer
while she\'s here,

00:19:28.250 --> 00:19:29.585
because this is
a political trip.

00:19:29.626 --> 00:19:31.044
MAN 3: So is that whole
freedom of the press thing,

00:19:31.086 --> 00:19:32.713
is out the door?

00:19:32.754 --> 00:19:35.716
EMILY: This is, right now,
this is what she\'s...

00:19:35.757 --> 00:19:37.718
She\'s not on a political trip.

00:19:37.759 --> 00:19:39.094
WOMAN: So does the campaign pay
for the trip,

00:19:39.178 --> 00:19:41.430
or how is she down here?

00:19:41.471 --> 00:19:44.683
MAN 3: Yeah, who paid for the
Secret Service detail?

00:19:44.766 --> 00:19:46.185
EMILY:
Y\'all are gonna have to ask her.

00:19:46.268 --> 00:19:48.437
MAN 3: We\'ll ask the questions
we ask, Emily, respectfully.

00:19:48.478 --> 00:19:50.981
(indistinct chatter)

00:19:51.064 --> 00:19:52.691
You know, this is a party
that controls the White House,

00:19:52.774 --> 00:19:55.444
Congress, and the state
legislature,

00:19:55.485 --> 00:19:57.112
and conventions like this

00:19:57.154 --> 00:19:59.615
are all about trying to maintain
that control.

00:19:59.656 --> 00:20:02.451
KELLYANNE CONWAY:
North Carolina, thank you

00:20:02.492 --> 00:20:06.288
for electing Donald J. Trump
president of the United States.

00:20:06.330 --> 00:20:08.332
(cheers and applause)
Thank you.

00:20:08.415 --> 00:20:11.585
Thank you.

00:20:11.627 --> 00:20:14.004
Fairness really is the theme

00:20:14.087 --> 00:20:16.757
I believe that Donald Trump as a
candidate, and now as president,

00:20:16.798 --> 00:20:19.176
has as the centering force.

00:20:19.259 --> 00:20:21.803
Many people used to say, \"What\'s
fair to the illegal immigrant?\"

00:20:21.887 --> 00:20:23.138
And Donald Trump

00:20:23.222 --> 00:20:25.015
brought in the conversation to,
\"Well, what\'s fair

00:20:25.098 --> 00:20:26.558
\"to the American worker
who is competing with

00:20:26.642 --> 00:20:28.810
\"the illegal immigrant for a
job?

00:20:28.894 --> 00:20:32.481
\"What\'s fair to the hard-working
men and women in this state

00:20:32.522 --> 00:20:33.690
\"and elsewhere?

00:20:33.774 --> 00:20:37.486
\"What\'s fair
to the United States taxpayer

00:20:37.527 --> 00:20:39.947
\"and the men and women who work
in paper and cement and coal,

00:20:39.988 --> 00:20:42.491
and natural gas...\"

00:20:42.532 --> 00:20:45.911
You\'re a dynamite candidate,
and whenever you get ready,

00:20:45.994 --> 00:20:47.621
North Carolina will be
the better for it.

00:20:47.663 --> 00:20:49.248
- Aw, thank you, thank you.

00:20:49.331 --> 00:20:51.083
Thank you for your support.

00:20:51.166 --> 00:20:55.379
So I just wanted to say
that I was proud of you.

00:20:55.462 --> 00:20:56.838
- Aw, thank you, thank you.

00:20:56.880 --> 00:20:58.507
- And next time, let\'s run
for something that\'s

00:20:58.590 --> 00:20:59.675
a little less uphill.

00:20:59.758 --> 00:21:01.009
- (laughing)

00:21:01.093 --> 00:21:02.636
Well, we\'ll see, thank you.

00:21:02.678 --> 00:21:04.388
- Sue Googe for U.S. Senate.

00:21:04.471 --> 00:21:06.056
We could use a conservative
senator,

00:21:06.139 --> 00:21:07.641
\'cause we don\'t have any.

00:21:07.683 --> 00:21:10.852
It makes me extremely proud that
she ran as,

00:21:10.894 --> 00:21:12.229
in the Republican Party,

00:21:12.312 --> 00:21:15.816
because the Republican Party
truly is the party of diversity.

00:21:15.857 --> 00:21:19.194
And I think it\'s awesome
for someone to come from China

00:21:19.278 --> 00:21:21.947
or anywhere over there,
that\'s mainly socialist, uh,

00:21:22.030 --> 00:21:24.658
immersed countries,
to come and take part

00:21:24.700 --> 00:21:27.828
in the freedom of democracy
here in America.

00:21:27.869 --> 00:21:29.454
She is a go-getter.

00:21:29.538 --> 00:21:31.581
She was just passionate
from the get-go.

00:21:31.665 --> 00:21:34.710
And I really thought Sue
was going to take it,

00:21:34.751 --> 00:21:37.879
not only because she\'s a woman,
but because of her passion.

00:21:37.921 --> 00:21:40.799
She\'s, she\'s a contagious little
Chinese cookie,

00:21:40.882 --> 00:21:41.842
let me tell ya.

00:21:41.883 --> 00:21:44.970
INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

00:21:45.053 --> 00:21:46.972
GOOGE (in Mandarin):

00:22:10.954 --> 00:22:13.373
(drumming beat)

00:22:13.415 --> 00:22:16.209
CROWD: This is what democracy
looks like!

00:22:16.251 --> 00:22:18.795
(drumming beat)

00:22:18.879 --> 00:22:20.547
This is what democracy
looks like!

00:22:20.589 --> 00:22:22.507
(drumming beat)

00:22:22.591 --> 00:22:25.093
This is what democracy
looks like!

00:22:25.135 --> 00:22:27.429
(drumming beat)

00:22:27.471 --> 00:22:29.348
This is what democracy
looks like!

00:22:29.431 --> 00:22:32.392
(drumming beat)

00:22:32.434 --> 00:22:34.811
This is what democracy
looks like!

00:22:34.895 --> 00:22:36.605
Save our Earth!

00:22:36.646 --> 00:22:38.273
Save our babies!

00:22:38.357 --> 00:22:40.108
Save our babies!

00:22:40.192 --> 00:22:41.735
Save your soul.

00:22:41.777 --> 00:22:43.111
Save your soul.

00:22:43.153 --> 00:22:45.197
I mean, my parents support
Trump.

00:22:45.280 --> 00:22:48.408
And I, and I don\'t understand
that, um...

00:22:48.450 --> 00:22:50.327
And it\'s because all they do

00:22:50.410 --> 00:22:52.704
is that they watch Fox News
all day.

00:22:52.788 --> 00:22:56.208
(cheering, drumming)

00:22:56.291 --> 00:22:58.210
WOMAN:
Go inside and hear some love!

00:22:58.293 --> 00:23:00.837
I...

00:23:00.921 --> 00:23:02.672
(voice breaking):
I mean, when we first came here,

00:23:02.756 --> 00:23:09.471
I remember being stoned and spit
on by the kids in school

00:23:09.513 --> 00:23:11.473
because we were different.

00:23:11.515 --> 00:23:13.642
So, so I don\'t, I don\'t,
I don\'t understand

00:23:13.725 --> 00:23:15.519
why people would support...

00:23:15.602 --> 00:23:19.523
I mean, people of color
support...

00:23:19.606 --> 00:23:22.818
Support the,
um, the Republicans.

00:23:22.859 --> 00:23:24.444
Not the Republicans of today.

00:23:24.486 --> 00:23:27.531
(birds twittering)

00:23:28.281 --> 00:23:31.660
(in Mandarin):

00:23:44.798 --> 00:23:49.970
INTERVIEWER (in Mandarin):

00:23:50.011 --> 00:23:52.139
GOOGE:

00:23:52.180 --> 00:23:53.180
Okay?

00:24:04.359 --> 00:24:05.735
\'Cause you have nothing to lose.

00:24:05.819 --> 00:24:08.071
If I have nothing to lose...
(continues in Mandarin)

00:24:12.742 --> 00:24:17.914
(playing \"Amazing Grace\")

00:24:32.888 --> 00:24:36.558
(continues playing)

00:24:46.860 --> 00:24:49.404
(song ends)

00:24:49.446 --> 00:24:51.573
INTERVIEWER:

00:24:51.615 --> 00:24:54.868
ZHANG:

00:25:15.805 --> 00:25:18.266
KUO: My parents were actually
born in mainland China,

00:25:18.308 --> 00:25:20.519
moved to Taiwan,

00:25:20.602 --> 00:25:25.315
and then emigrated to the U.S.
in the mid-1950s.

00:25:25.398 --> 00:25:26.608
Not long after they arrived
in the States,

00:25:26.650 --> 00:25:27.734
they were pretty caught up

00:25:27.776 --> 00:25:32.113
in John Kennedy
and the romance around Camelot.

00:25:32.197 --> 00:25:35.200
We were born in the era
of Vietnam.

00:25:35.283 --> 00:25:37.369
My earliest memories are of

00:25:37.452 --> 00:25:39.621
major political televised
events.

00:25:39.663 --> 00:25:44.584
I remember very much my parents\'
opposition to Richard Nixon.

00:25:44.626 --> 00:25:47.546
I remember having formed
a really poor opinion

00:25:47.629 --> 00:25:54.177
of Richard Nixon even before
the Watergate scandal.

00:25:54.261 --> 00:25:57.472
♪

00:25:57.514 --> 00:25:59.474
HO: After World War II,

00:25:59.516 --> 00:26:01.935
when the Civil War resumes
between the Nationalists

00:26:01.977 --> 00:26:04.229
and the Communists,
my grandfather,

00:26:04.312 --> 00:26:06.189
seeing the handwriting
on the wall...

00:26:06.273 --> 00:26:08.775
Because of the
1882 Exclusion Act,

00:26:08.817 --> 00:26:11.319
prohibitions against Chinese
coming into the United States

00:26:11.403 --> 00:26:13.405
were stringent through

00:26:13.488 --> 00:26:15.532
most of the 20th century.

00:26:15.615 --> 00:26:16.992
Because of Communism
and the Cold War going on

00:26:17.075 --> 00:26:18.285
in the United States,

00:26:18.326 --> 00:26:23.206
Congress passed this
Refugee Relief Act in 1955,

00:26:23.290 --> 00:26:26.084
and that\'s what allowed
my family to come from Taiwan

00:26:26.167 --> 00:26:28.044
to the United States,
because they could prove

00:26:28.128 --> 00:26:32.757
that they were refugees
from Communist China.

00:26:32.841 --> 00:26:37.554
It\'s not until
the 1965 Immigration Act

00:26:37.637 --> 00:26:40.974
that various restrictive quotas
based on country of origin

00:26:41.016 --> 00:26:46.021
and race are finally eliminated.

00:26:46.104 --> 00:26:48.898
♪

00:26:48.982 --> 00:26:53.194
(birds twittering)

00:26:53.236 --> 00:26:55.196
(rings doorbell)

00:26:59.534 --> 00:27:01.202
CHEN (in Mandarin):

00:27:02.370 --> 00:27:03.370
(Xia speaking Mandarin)

00:27:05.582 --> 00:27:08.335
INTERVIEWER:

00:27:08.376 --> 00:27:09.586
(starts in Mandarin)

00:27:09.669 --> 00:27:11.338
Go through very long process

00:27:11.379 --> 00:27:14.591
and spend a lot of money
to get those status.

00:27:14.674 --> 00:27:16.635
(in Mandarin):

00:27:16.718 --> 00:27:17.677
entitled for everything.

00:27:17.719 --> 00:27:20.805
(in Mandarin):

00:27:20.889 --> 00:27:22.807
CHEN (in Mandarin):

00:27:30.607 --> 00:27:32.567
(in Mandarin):

00:27:39.699 --> 00:27:44.454
(din of the street,
car horns honking)

00:27:44.537 --> 00:27:45.914
Okay, so we have a quorum now,

00:27:45.955 --> 00:27:47.749
so we\'d like to start
our CAPAC meeting.

00:27:47.791 --> 00:27:51.127
Last year, we had a big effort

00:27:51.211 --> 00:27:55.799
to stop, um, everybody from
using Trump\'s derogatory term

00:27:55.882 --> 00:27:56.883
\"chain migration.\"

00:27:56.925 --> 00:27:59.969
And, of course, 70% of A.P.Is.

00:28:00.053 --> 00:28:01.846
In this country are immigrants,

00:28:01.930 --> 00:28:05.558
and most of them came through
the family immigration system.

00:28:05.600 --> 00:28:08.311
But we face problems
in that system,

00:28:08.395 --> 00:28:11.731
that is Asian/Pacific Islanders
are 40% of the visa backlogs

00:28:11.773 --> 00:28:15.568
and 80% of the employment visa
backlogs.

00:28:15.610 --> 00:28:19.906
So, at the same time, we want to
make sure that we preserve

00:28:19.948 --> 00:28:23.785
our family immigration system,
and also, ultimately,

00:28:23.868 --> 00:28:26.496
that we improve it
so that there is a reduction

00:28:26.579 --> 00:28:28.123
of these visa backlogs.

00:28:28.164 --> 00:28:32.544
We are the fastest-growing
racial population in the nation.

00:28:32.627 --> 00:28:37.799
Way need to make sure that every
A.A.P.I. person gets out there

00:28:37.882 --> 00:28:42.137
and exercises their voice
at the ballot box.

00:28:42.178 --> 00:28:44.931
We know that if we
mobilize them,

00:28:44.973 --> 00:28:47.100
and we unite them,

00:28:47.142 --> 00:28:50.270
that we can fight
against injustice

00:28:50.311 --> 00:28:53.606
and fight for the America
that we love.

00:28:53.648 --> 00:28:57.152
And we can make a difference
in shaping

00:28:57.193 --> 00:29:00.864
a better future for our
community and for our country.

00:29:00.947 --> 00:29:06.619
(bell tolling)

00:29:12.167 --> 00:29:13.960
HO:
A South Korean artist,

00:29:14.002 --> 00:29:15.670
he designed this memorial,

00:29:15.754 --> 00:29:17.422
and then, of course,
when he made it,

00:29:17.505 --> 00:29:19.257
it was very controversial.

00:29:19.340 --> 00:29:21.134
So one of the controversial
things,

00:29:21.176 --> 00:29:23.678
at least I find about it,
is that you have these

00:29:23.762 --> 00:29:26.598
kind of figures,
these abstract figures,

00:29:26.681 --> 00:29:29.434
who are meant to represent
African Americans.

00:29:29.517 --> 00:29:32.228
Who, you know, many of whom
were enslaved at the time

00:29:32.312 --> 00:29:34.147
when the university was founded

00:29:34.189 --> 00:29:36.107
and who helped \"build\"
the university.

00:29:36.191 --> 00:29:37.776
But, of course,
\"they helped build\"

00:29:37.859 --> 00:29:39.694
makes it sound like they were
volunteers

00:29:39.778 --> 00:29:43.907
or they were paid laborers
when they were enslaved labor.

00:29:43.990 --> 00:29:46.367
And now we\'re memorializing them
by having them

00:29:46.451 --> 00:29:49.120
(chuckling):
hold up a table.

00:29:49.204 --> 00:29:52.248
So it just seems absurd
that we\'re trying to recognize

00:29:52.332 --> 00:29:56.044
this very complicated racial
history with African Americans

00:29:56.085 --> 00:29:58.671
at U.N.C. in North Carolina.

00:29:58.713 --> 00:30:00.882
And the way that we\'re honoring
them is to have them,

00:30:00.965 --> 00:30:03.718
in perpetuity,
holding up a table.

00:30:03.760 --> 00:30:06.846
Um, and of course, there, it\'s
so much lower, right?

00:30:06.888 --> 00:30:10.058
So the monument itself
is literally dwarfed

00:30:10.099 --> 00:30:13.186
by the monument of Silent Sam,

00:30:13.228 --> 00:30:16.064
which is the Confederate
statue memorial.

00:30:16.105 --> 00:30:18.316
♪

00:30:25.365 --> 00:30:28.493
(in Mandarin):

00:30:30.578 --> 00:30:34.415
INTERVIEWER:

00:30:34.457 --> 00:30:36.626
ZHANG:

00:30:45.927 --> 00:30:49.806
♪

00:30:49.889 --> 00:30:54.060
INTERVIEWER:

00:30:54.102 --> 00:30:56.062
ZHANG:

00:31:17.834 --> 00:31:20.587
(engine idling)

00:31:20.628 --> 00:31:22.589
(dog barking)

00:32:09.344 --> 00:32:13.014
(engine idling)

00:32:13.056 --> 00:32:15.016
ZHANG:

00:32:22.482 --> 00:32:26.694
(brake releases, bus drives off)

00:32:26.736 --> 00:32:29.906
(birds twittering)

00:32:29.989 --> 00:32:33.743
INTERVIEWER:

00:32:33.826 --> 00:32:35.745
GUENEVERE:

00:32:54.555 --> 00:32:57.266
\"No, I mean,
where are you really from?\"

00:32:57.350 --> 00:32:59.394
(laughs)

00:32:59.435 --> 00:33:01.938
\"What country are you from?\"

00:33:02.021 --> 00:33:03.690
(in Mandarin):

00:33:03.731 --> 00:33:06.734
\"No, no, no, no, no, I mean...
You\'re Asian, right?

00:33:06.776 --> 00:33:09.737
What, what country of Asia
are you from?\"

00:33:09.821 --> 00:33:11.114
\"Okay, Chinese.\"

00:33:11.197 --> 00:33:12.407
\"Yeah, that\'s what I\'m talking
about.

00:33:12.490 --> 00:33:15.576
\"Not... I, I know, maybe
you have, like, a green card,

00:33:15.618 --> 00:33:18.079
\"or you have, like, a passport
because you\'ve stayed,

00:33:18.121 --> 00:33:19.747
like, five years or so, but...\"

00:33:19.831 --> 00:33:21.332
Da da da da da...
(clicks tongue)

00:33:21.416 --> 00:33:26.754
(in Mandarin):

00:33:31.426 --> 00:33:33.803
\"Oh, are you American?\"

00:33:33.886 --> 00:33:35.263
(mix of Mandarin and English):

00:33:35.304 --> 00:33:36.597
\"You\'re Korean.

00:33:36.639 --> 00:33:38.099
You\'re Japanese, right?\"

00:33:38.141 --> 00:33:39.661
INTERVIEWER:
What\'s your favorite thing

00:33:39.726 --> 00:33:40.768
about living in America?

00:33:40.852 --> 00:33:43.521
- Uh... the food.

00:33:43.604 --> 00:33:44.689
Yeah.

00:33:44.772 --> 00:33:47.442
I love burgers and fast food.

00:33:47.483 --> 00:33:49.152
(laughing): So, yeah.

00:33:49.235 --> 00:33:52.655
I mean, I know that\'s pretty
unhealthy and stuff, but, yeah.

00:33:55.616 --> 00:33:57.618
KUO (on phone): Make sure to
stay in close touch

00:33:57.702 --> 00:33:59.620
with Uncle Dave
and Aunt Catherine,

00:33:59.704 --> 00:34:03.624
and make sure the furniture
outside gets moved inside.

00:34:03.666 --> 00:34:04.625
Okay?

00:34:04.667 --> 00:34:05.626
JOHNNY: Okay.

00:34:05.668 --> 00:34:06.836
When are you coming home?

00:34:06.919 --> 00:34:08.087
(Kuo laughs)

00:34:08.129 --> 00:34:09.756
I\'ll be back on the 22nd.

00:34:09.797 --> 00:34:11.132
On the evening of the 22nd.

00:34:11.174 --> 00:34:13.426
22nd, evening, all right.

00:34:13.468 --> 00:34:16.012
And then I have to leave
on the...

00:34:16.095 --> 00:34:19.807
(phone connection cutting
in and out)

00:34:19.891 --> 00:34:20.891
for one day.

00:34:20.933 --> 00:34:23.394
Oh, oh, wow.

00:34:23.478 --> 00:34:24.812
Well, I feel bad for you.

00:34:24.896 --> 00:34:27.023
That\'s, like, a lot of work.

00:34:27.106 --> 00:34:29.150
Yep.

00:34:29.192 --> 00:34:31.277
Yeah, I already miss you.

00:34:31.319 --> 00:34:32.695
I miss you, too, Johnny.

00:34:32.779 --> 00:34:33.696
Be a good kid, okay?

00:34:33.780 --> 00:34:34.781
Uh-huh.

00:34:34.822 --> 00:34:35.990
All right.

00:34:36.074 --> 00:34:37.492
I love you.
- Yeah, me, too.

00:34:39.869 --> 00:34:41.913
REPORTER:
U.N.C. Chapel Hill, last night,

00:34:41.996 --> 00:34:44.499
hundreds of protesters started
the school year

00:34:44.582 --> 00:34:47.335
by gathering around
the controversial

00:34:47.376 --> 00:34:50.254
Silent Sam statue
demanding change.

00:34:50.338 --> 00:34:51.506
(crowd chanting)

00:34:51.547 --> 00:34:52.673
CROWD:
Hey, hey!

00:34:52.757 --> 00:34:53.757
Ho, ho!

00:34:53.800 --> 00:34:55.593
Silent Sam has got to go!

00:34:55.676 --> 00:34:57.136
Hey, hey, ho, ho!

00:34:57.178 --> 00:34:58.679
♪

00:34:58.763 --> 00:35:00.014
MAN: Pull!

00:35:00.056 --> 00:35:01.182
WOMAN: Pull!

00:35:01.224 --> 00:35:02.683
MAN: Pull!

00:35:02.767 --> 00:35:06.145
♪

00:35:06.187 --> 00:35:11.150
(cheers and applause)

00:35:22.203 --> 00:35:27.125
♪

00:35:31.003 --> 00:35:32.255
WOMAN:
There are prosecutors

00:35:32.338 --> 00:35:36.008
who embody the white moderate
M.L.K. warned us about.

00:35:36.050 --> 00:35:39.053
Who advocate for us to be jailed
and to be fined.

00:35:39.095 --> 00:35:42.515
Who daily imprison and extort
Black and Brown people

00:35:42.557 --> 00:35:45.268
in this county,
but claim to respect us.

00:35:45.351 --> 00:35:47.228
They claim to have their hands
tied.

00:35:47.270 --> 00:35:49.814
They say they are committed
to justice.

00:35:49.897 --> 00:35:52.400
Justice being reserved for
statues and racist property

00:35:52.441 --> 00:35:53.609
like Silent Sam.

00:35:53.693 --> 00:35:56.362
I have no problem with
Silent Sam coming down!

00:35:56.404 --> 00:35:59.907
The only problem I have
is, in my home state,

00:35:59.949 --> 00:36:01.450
that I was born and raised,

00:36:01.534 --> 00:36:05.913
violent mobs are going around
pretending to be the victim!

00:36:05.997 --> 00:36:09.625
You can\'t make a violent mob
in my home state

00:36:09.709 --> 00:36:14.046
without somebody saying,
\"No, that\'s crazy!\"

00:36:14.088 --> 00:36:15.673
Black lives, they matter here.

00:36:15.756 --> 00:36:17.675
CROWD (chanting):
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:17.758 --> 00:36:19.635
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:19.719 --> 00:36:21.596
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:21.637 --> 00:36:23.431
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:23.472 --> 00:36:25.349
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:25.433 --> 00:36:27.059
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:27.101 --> 00:36:28.644
Black lives, they matter here!

00:36:28.728 --> 00:36:33.566
♪

00:36:33.608 --> 00:36:37.111
HO: We are going to start with
silent meditation.

00:36:38.571 --> 00:36:40.781
(bowl trilling)

00:36:42.283 --> 00:36:43.951
(Ho exhales)

00:36:43.993 --> 00:36:45.077
It\'s challenging to get people

00:36:45.119 --> 00:36:47.788
to feel comfortable
to talk about race.

00:36:47.872 --> 00:36:49.207
What I believe is that

00:36:49.290 --> 00:36:51.918
one of the things we need to do
is, we need to be informed.

00:36:51.959 --> 00:36:53.419
And then the second thing is,

00:36:53.461 --> 00:36:55.004
get comfortable
talking about it.

00:36:55.087 --> 00:36:58.299
Realize that it\'s okay
to talk about race.

00:36:58.341 --> 00:37:00.718
(bowl trilling)

00:37:02.011 --> 00:37:06.349
And now we do have four minutes
for free writing.

00:37:07.642 --> 00:37:10.353
My class is getting them
to understand

00:37:10.436 --> 00:37:12.939
white supremacy as a structure

00:37:12.980 --> 00:37:15.066
and to understand racism
as institutional.

00:37:15.149 --> 00:37:18.402
There are these larger systems
in place of racism.

00:37:18.486 --> 00:37:21.572
So how do we recognize
these systems?

00:37:21.656 --> 00:37:26.035
And then how do we work
to dismantle these systems?

00:37:26.118 --> 00:37:27.370
We\'re gonna be talking about
whiteness.

00:37:27.453 --> 00:37:28.621
I mean, we pretty much have been

00:37:28.663 --> 00:37:30.539
talking about whiteness,
I feel like, all semester,

00:37:30.623 --> 00:37:32.541
but we\'re gonna really
talk about whiteness.

00:37:32.625 --> 00:37:34.669
Let\'s begin with Haney López.

00:37:34.710 --> 00:37:37.964
How do you think he is defining
whiteness?

00:37:38.005 --> 00:37:39.840
STUDENT:
I think it\'s primarily

00:37:39.882 --> 00:37:42.260
suggesting that its origin

00:37:42.343 --> 00:37:45.346
is on binary opposition
with Blackness,

00:37:45.388 --> 00:37:48.349
always defined as the positive
or the superior

00:37:48.432 --> 00:37:50.351
to the negative other.

00:37:50.393 --> 00:37:53.646
I\'ve always felt that whiteness
is, has a rigidity.

00:37:53.688 --> 00:37:57.149
So I\'ve been surprised by

00:37:57.191 --> 00:37:59.360
his characterization
of whiteness as fluid

00:37:59.443 --> 00:38:01.112
and heterogeneous.

00:38:01.195 --> 00:38:02.822
Being on this kind of campus,

00:38:02.863 --> 00:38:04.991
and being in, like, the South
in general,

00:38:05.032 --> 00:38:06.325
I think there\'s people who have,
really...

00:38:06.367 --> 00:38:08.160
I mean, I think...

00:38:08.202 --> 00:38:09.870
To do the, like,
♪allwhitepeople,

00:38:09.912 --> 00:38:11.956
I think all white people
have (inaudible).

00:38:12.039 --> 00:38:15.543
And in some way, they are
maintaining whiteness

00:38:15.584 --> 00:38:16.752
for themselves.

00:38:16.836 --> 00:38:19.964
So I really enjoyed that chapter
when he was, like,

00:38:20.047 --> 00:38:22.508
the value of, like, the
whiteness, because I don\'t think

00:38:22.550 --> 00:38:23.968
any white person would choose
not to be white.

00:38:24.051 --> 00:38:26.429
I don\'t know, I think that
whiteness is not, like, a static

00:38:26.512 --> 00:38:28.764
type of thing that, like,
if you are white,

00:38:28.848 --> 00:38:30.141
you\'re inherently racist,
and you can\'t change that.

00:38:30.224 --> 00:38:33.811
If you reject whiteness and you,
you know, you do your best

00:38:33.894 --> 00:38:36.063
to reject all the privileges
that you hold, which is,

00:38:36.105 --> 00:38:38.232
I guess, impossible to do,
actually.

00:38:38.316 --> 00:38:40.568
Um, then, yeah, but I guess you
can actively work towards that.

00:38:40.609 --> 00:38:42.528
And the same way that I think
that people of color

00:38:42.570 --> 00:38:46.407
can embody forms of whiteness
perhaps more so than, like,

00:38:46.449 --> 00:38:50.119
white individuals or individuals
who are racialized as white.

00:38:50.202 --> 00:38:52.830
HO: These systems have been
so ingrained,

00:38:52.913 --> 00:38:54.373
and they\'re so complicated,

00:38:54.415 --> 00:38:57.668
and racial definitions
change over time,

00:38:57.752 --> 00:38:58.794
and they change depending on

00:38:58.878 --> 00:39:00.838
where in the world you are.

00:39:00.921 --> 00:39:03.257
I can\'t get my students, you
know, do these ten easy things,

00:39:03.299 --> 00:39:05.259
and then there no longer
gonna be racism.

00:39:05.343 --> 00:39:06.510
Okay, let\'s go.

00:39:06.594 --> 00:39:09.847
♪

00:39:15.728 --> 00:39:17.229
KUO: Three, two, one.

00:39:17.271 --> 00:39:18.939
Welcome to the Sinica podcast,

00:39:19.023 --> 00:39:20.775
a weekly discussion of current
affairs in China,

00:39:20.816 --> 00:39:22.401
produced in partnership
with SupChina.

00:39:22.443 --> 00:39:25.446
I\'m Kaiser Kuo, and I am at
the Asia Society today

00:39:25.529 --> 00:39:26.947
to speak with Danny Russel,

00:39:26.989 --> 00:39:29.700
assistant secretary of state for
East Asian and Pacific Affairs

00:39:29.784 --> 00:39:32.078
during the second Obama
administration.

00:39:32.119 --> 00:39:33.079
Welcome to Sinica.

00:39:33.120 --> 00:39:35.664
We are delighted to have you on
at last.

00:39:35.748 --> 00:39:38.125
We live in a time, clearly,
of mounting American anxiety

00:39:38.209 --> 00:39:39.335
over China.

00:39:39.418 --> 00:39:42.004
What do you see as the big
drivers of anxiety

00:39:42.088 --> 00:39:43.631
here in the U.S.?

00:39:43.672 --> 00:39:46.550
RUSSEL: I\'m, I\'ll tell you,
Kaiser, I\'m increasingly worried

00:39:46.634 --> 00:39:49.637
that it\'s a phenomenon
of racism, of yellow peril.

00:39:49.678 --> 00:39:50.930
KUO: Yes.

00:39:50.971 --> 00:39:54.725
RUSSEL: We\'re branding each
other as an enemy.

00:39:54.809 --> 00:39:59.980
And it\'s no secret that when you
treat somebody like an enemy,

00:40:00.022 --> 00:40:02.191
sooner or later, you\'re gonna
wind up with an enemy.

00:40:02.274 --> 00:40:04.485
Now, onto recommendations.

00:40:04.568 --> 00:40:05.986
Danny, please, after you.

00:40:06.028 --> 00:40:08.322
It\'s your world,
it\'s your country,

00:40:08.364 --> 00:40:10.116
do something about it.

00:40:10.157 --> 00:40:11.992
Get in there,
get your hands dirty.

00:40:12.034 --> 00:40:13.244
Own it.

00:40:13.327 --> 00:40:16.330
I am going to get out there
and register voters

00:40:16.414 --> 00:40:19.959
in some rural counties of
North Carolina this weekend.

00:40:20.000 --> 00:40:23.629
That\'s going to be my
pre-midterm public service here.

00:40:23.671 --> 00:40:25.506
Thanks for listening
and we\'ll see you next week.

00:40:25.548 --> 00:40:26.882
Take care.

00:40:26.966 --> 00:40:29.510
Tonight we continue our reports
from states in which Republicans

00:40:29.593 --> 00:40:31.679
are trying to flip
U.S. Senate seats

00:40:31.720 --> 00:40:33.556
in the fall midterms coming up.

00:40:33.639 --> 00:40:35.558
REPORTER:
In Ohio, that contest pits

00:40:35.641 --> 00:40:37.309
incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown

00:40:37.351 --> 00:40:39.895
against Republican congressman
Jim Renacci.

00:40:39.979 --> 00:40:42.648
President Trump is set to make
yet another trip to Ohio.

00:40:42.690 --> 00:40:44.530
The president is set to host
a fundraiser there

00:40:44.567 --> 00:40:47.236
for Republican candidate
Renacci.

00:40:47.319 --> 00:40:48.988
REPORTER: The president will be
leaving with the first lady

00:40:49.029 --> 00:40:51.198
at 2:00 p.m. today to Ohio

00:40:51.240 --> 00:40:52.783
for a trio of events.

00:40:52.867 --> 00:40:54.702
He\'ll be hosting a roundtable
with supporters

00:40:54.785 --> 00:40:55.786
and then he\'ll be speaking at

00:40:55.870 --> 00:40:57.496
the Ohio Republican Party dinner
tonight.

00:40:57.538 --> 00:40:58.497
Maria?

00:40:58.539 --> 00:41:00.499
(in Mandarin):

00:41:05.504 --> 00:41:10.676
♪

00:41:10.718 --> 00:41:15.681
(speaking Mandarin)

00:41:17.892 --> 00:41:19.810
CHEN:

00:41:25.733 --> 00:41:29.111
(laughing)

00:41:29.195 --> 00:41:32.114
INTERVIEWER:

00:41:32.198 --> 00:41:34.116
CHEN:

00:41:47.421 --> 00:41:49.840
WOMAN:

00:41:49.924 --> 00:41:51.592
(Chen speaking Mandarin)

00:42:31.465 --> 00:42:33.801
WOMAN:

00:42:33.842 --> 00:42:35.803
MAN:

00:42:47.314 --> 00:42:48.315
(woman laughing)

00:42:48.357 --> 00:42:50.651
MAN:

00:43:12.172 --> 00:43:13.257
(overlapping chatter
in Mandarin)

00:43:13.340 --> 00:43:17.595
CHEN:

00:43:23.225 --> 00:43:28.814
MAN:

00:43:30.024 --> 00:43:31.025
WOMAN: Good idea.

00:43:31.066 --> 00:43:32.985
(laughing)

00:43:33.027 --> 00:43:37.406
MAN:

00:43:40.659 --> 00:43:43.287
CHEN:

00:43:43.370 --> 00:43:45.706
WOMAN (on speaker): Welcome to
the Ohio Republican Party

00:43:45.789 --> 00:43:46.789
State Dinner.

00:43:48.375 --> 00:43:50.085
WOMAN:

00:43:50.169 --> 00:43:52.046
CHEN:

00:43:52.087 --> 00:43:53.714
MALE MC:
Ladies and gentlemen,

00:43:53.756 --> 00:43:57.760
the president of the United
States, Donald J. Trump.

00:43:57.843 --> 00:44:03.474
(cheering loudly)

00:44:03.557 --> 00:44:07.936
(\"God Bless the U.S.A.\"
playing in background)

00:44:10.689 --> 00:44:12.107
TRUMP: I\'m honored to be joined
tonight by another

00:44:12.191 --> 00:44:14.777
very special guest,

00:44:14.860 --> 00:44:19.114
the next U.S. senator from Ohio,

00:44:19.198 --> 00:44:20.324
Jim Renacci.

00:44:20.407 --> 00:44:26.705
(cheers and applause)

00:44:26.747 --> 00:44:30.751
Jim is running to replace
a very liberal Democrat.

00:44:30.793 --> 00:44:32.670
I don\'t see Ohio as liberal.

00:44:32.753 --> 00:44:33.671
Are you liberal?

00:44:33.754 --> 00:44:35.089
Anybody, like, liberal?

00:44:35.172 --> 00:44:36.548
(crowd shouting in the negative)

00:44:36.590 --> 00:44:39.426
I don\'t get it.
Huh? I don\'t get it.

00:44:39.510 --> 00:44:41.220
He\'s running against
Sherrod Brown.

00:44:41.261 --> 00:44:42.262
(crowd booing)

00:44:42.304 --> 00:44:44.598
Sherrod voted no
on our tax cuts.

00:44:44.640 --> 00:44:47.643
He voted no on repealing
Obamacare.

00:44:47.726 --> 00:44:49.645
WOMAN (chuckling):

00:44:53.732 --> 00:44:54.566
(phone camera clicks)

00:44:54.608 --> 00:44:57.486
ZHANG:

00:45:33.814 --> 00:45:36.900
INTERVIEWER:

00:45:36.984 --> 00:45:38.110
ZHANG:

00:45:38.152 --> 00:45:40.195
(laughs)

00:45:40.279 --> 00:45:45.200
(playing guitar and drums)

00:45:50.122 --> 00:45:53.250
KUO: I really worry that there
will be something of a repeat

00:45:53.333 --> 00:45:54.877
of 2016, when we were

00:45:54.960 --> 00:45:57.463
a little too confident
in the blue wave.

00:45:57.504 --> 00:46:00.132
The best that we can hope for
is that all our efforts

00:46:00.174 --> 00:46:02.384
to get the vote out
will have done something.

00:46:05.345 --> 00:46:07.306
Most of these people
are registered Democrats

00:46:07.347 --> 00:46:09.725
who have not voted
in recent elections.

00:46:09.808 --> 00:46:12.603
These are the people we really
need to get to the polls, right?

00:46:12.686 --> 00:46:15.022
So these are people who didn\'t
vote in 2016,

00:46:15.105 --> 00:46:16.899
haven\'t voted in
off-year elections,

00:46:16.982 --> 00:46:19.276
maybe didn\'t even vote
in 2014 or 2012.

00:46:19.359 --> 00:46:20.986
So let\'s get them to the polls.

00:46:21.028 --> 00:46:23.864
The more you can get them to say
in detail about

00:46:23.947 --> 00:46:26.575
what their voting plan is,
the higher likelihood that

00:46:26.658 --> 00:46:27.993
they\'ll actually execute on it

00:46:28.035 --> 00:46:29.411
and go to the polls and vote,
so...

00:46:31.121 --> 00:46:32.039
Thank you.

00:46:32.122 --> 00:46:33.248
You, too.

00:46:33.332 --> 00:46:34.249
You, too.

00:46:34.333 --> 00:46:37.377
Have a good night. Bye.

00:46:37.419 --> 00:46:38.712
(exhales enthusiastically)

00:46:38.796 --> 00:46:39.880
KUO:
A Republican voting...

00:46:39.963 --> 00:46:41.340
- Democrat.
KUO: Straight Democrat, okay.

00:46:41.381 --> 00:46:43.258
- Yeah, and he\'s gonna vote no
on all the amendments.

00:46:43.342 --> 00:46:44.259
Yes!

00:46:44.343 --> 00:46:50.891
♪

00:46:50.933 --> 00:46:54.311
(indistinct chatter)

00:46:54.394 --> 00:46:56.438
This election really is
for the next dozen years.

00:46:56.522 --> 00:46:59.691
If this whole state ticket
wins tomorrow,

00:46:59.733 --> 00:47:01.568
it will make a huge difference
for the labor movement

00:47:01.652 --> 00:47:03.487
and a huge difference
across the country.

00:47:03.570 --> 00:47:07.282
It will say to the country
at large, \"Ohio is back.

00:47:07.366 --> 00:47:08.575
\"We\'re leading the charge.

00:47:08.659 --> 00:47:09.952
We\'re changing the way.\"

00:47:10.035 --> 00:47:13.080
And, if we all vote in as
high a number as I think we are,

00:47:13.163 --> 00:47:15.666
we are ready in 2020 to take out
this...

00:47:15.749 --> 00:47:21.046
(cheers and applause)

00:47:21.088 --> 00:47:25.676
(birds twittering)

00:47:25.759 --> 00:47:29.263
Okay.

00:47:29.304 --> 00:47:30.597
(birds twittering)

00:47:30.639 --> 00:47:32.850
Undecided.

00:47:32.933 --> 00:47:35.227
Undecided, okay.

00:47:35.269 --> 00:47:38.355
I\'m doing canvassing for
Renacci for Senate.

00:47:38.438 --> 00:47:40.649
He is a very successful
entrepreneur.

00:47:40.732 --> 00:47:42.901
He\'s a great supporter
for President Trump.

00:47:44.236 --> 00:47:46.238
(woman speaking indistinctly)

00:47:46.280 --> 00:47:47.948
CHEN: Next time.

00:47:47.990 --> 00:47:50.617
(lawnmower running in
background)

00:47:50.659 --> 00:47:51.785
Next time.

00:47:51.827 --> 00:47:54.288
I do not vote, okay,
in the past.

00:47:54.329 --> 00:47:57.958
Um, you know, I don\'t even think
about voting, okay?

00:47:58.000 --> 00:48:02.880
But since President Trump get
elected in 2016, I mean,

00:48:02.963 --> 00:48:06.466
since 2015, I realized that
we need to do something

00:48:06.550 --> 00:48:08.635
as a citizen
for this great country.

00:48:08.719 --> 00:48:10.012
We need to do something

00:48:10.095 --> 00:48:11.889
to help the Republican
get elected.

00:48:15.934 --> 00:48:18.854
REPORTER: Should voters have to
present a photo I.D.

00:48:18.937 --> 00:48:20.272
to cast a ballot?

00:48:20.314 --> 00:48:22.691
Republicans have tried this
before.

00:48:22.774 --> 00:48:25.110
So what better way to try again
than to make voter I.D.

00:48:25.152 --> 00:48:28.196
part of North Carolina\'s
constitution?

00:48:34.119 --> 00:48:36.038
(in Mandarin):

00:48:38.999 --> 00:48:40.208
Hey, how are you?

00:48:40.292 --> 00:48:41.335
MAN: Good.

00:48:41.418 --> 00:48:43.170
Would you like a Republican
voter guide?

00:48:43.211 --> 00:48:45.088
Do you want one?
- All set, thanks.

00:48:45.172 --> 00:48:46.548
GOOGE:
Hey, how are you?

00:48:46.632 --> 00:48:48.342
Would you like a voter guide?
WOMAN: Great. Thank you.

00:48:48.425 --> 00:48:49.718
GOOGE: Thank you.

00:48:49.801 --> 00:48:51.361
Would you like a Republican
voter guide?

00:48:51.428 --> 00:48:53.430
- Thank you.
- Thank you.

00:48:53.513 --> 00:48:55.515
Hey, how are you?

00:48:55.599 --> 00:48:57.601
Do you want a conservative
voting guide?

00:48:57.684 --> 00:48:58.602
WOMAN: Thank you.

00:48:58.685 --> 00:48:59.895
GOOGE: Yeah, thank you.
- Thank you.

00:48:59.978 --> 00:49:01.939
They don\'t want people to show
I.D. to vote.

00:49:02.022 --> 00:49:04.274
So people, you can come out,
just say your name

00:49:04.358 --> 00:49:06.693
and say your address and you can
vote, so nobody even know

00:49:06.735 --> 00:49:08.612
you are a citizen or not.

00:49:08.695 --> 00:49:11.448
You know? And then they don\'t
want any camera on here.

00:49:11.531 --> 00:49:14.701
So... sometimes I see people,
who knows,

00:49:14.743 --> 00:49:16.370
they come multiple times.

00:49:16.411 --> 00:49:19.414
They know, who knows they vote
multiple times, you know?

00:49:19.498 --> 00:49:24.586
HO: See, but they\'ve been
giving...

00:49:24.670 --> 00:49:28.674
Having these kinds of, um,
placards.

00:49:28.715 --> 00:49:30.175
So you don\'t have to,
you don\'t have to know

00:49:30.217 --> 00:49:31.218
which specific amendment,

00:49:31.259 --> 00:49:34.429
you just have to vote no
on all of them.

00:49:34.513 --> 00:49:37.391
Suppressing a vote seems like
winning by cheating,

00:49:37.474 --> 00:49:40.060
and it just seems like
if you really, truly believe

00:49:40.143 --> 00:49:43.897
in the ideals of democracy,
then you make voting

00:49:43.981 --> 00:49:46.900
as easy as possible for
the greatest number of people.

00:49:46.942 --> 00:49:50.988
Instead, what it seems like,
and I think what it is,

00:49:51.071 --> 00:49:53.490
is, the Republican Party
has consistently

00:49:53.573 --> 00:49:58.912
been suppressing the votes of
poor people and Black people

00:49:58.954 --> 00:50:02.541
and people of color, and making
it harder for people to vote.

00:50:02.582 --> 00:50:07.504
♪

00:50:15.762 --> 00:50:17.556
All right.

00:50:20.142 --> 00:50:23.103
♪

00:50:29.443 --> 00:50:31.403
(indistinct chatter)

00:50:31.445 --> 00:50:33.405
WOMAN:
Thank you.

00:50:40.537 --> 00:50:41.663
CHEN: I just need to

00:50:41.747 --> 00:50:43.457
cast my vote and support Jim.

00:50:43.540 --> 00:50:46.376
Now, you can see I have some
yard signs about Jim, okay?

00:50:46.460 --> 00:50:51.131
But what I can say is, this is
a democratic process.

00:50:51.214 --> 00:50:54.301
Now, regardless,
as long as it\'s fair,

00:50:54.384 --> 00:50:57.637
regardless what\'s the outcome,
I think it\'s okay,

00:50:57.679 --> 00:51:00.474
because everybody deserve
their voice being heard,

00:51:00.515 --> 00:51:02.851
and then I have my voice
being heard.

00:51:02.934 --> 00:51:04.311
And then let\'s see what happens.

00:51:07.439 --> 00:51:09.733
Ah, great, a parking space.

00:51:09.816 --> 00:51:11.151
♪

00:51:11.234 --> 00:51:12.569
MAN: Voting today, folks?

00:51:12.652 --> 00:51:15.530
We have ballots here if you need
them... Republican and Democrat.

00:51:15.614 --> 00:51:18.158
♪

00:51:18.200 --> 00:51:20.744
KUO: Democracy only works
with participation.

00:51:20.827 --> 00:51:22.662
MAN:
Okay, just slide it in there.

00:51:22.746 --> 00:51:24.164
An \"I voted\" sticker?
KUO: Yeah, sure do.

00:51:24.206 --> 00:51:25.540
MAN: Got to have that.

00:51:25.624 --> 00:51:26.708
KUO:
Got to have that.

00:51:26.792 --> 00:51:27.709
MAN:
I appreciate you coming in.

00:51:27.793 --> 00:51:28.794
KUO: Thank you very much.

00:51:28.835 --> 00:51:30.212
Have a good day.

00:51:30.295 --> 00:51:32.964
In the way that our
electoral system works,

00:51:33.006 --> 00:51:35.133
we have choices.

00:51:35.175 --> 00:51:36.635
Our choices have absolute
consequences.

00:51:36.676 --> 00:51:41.515
♪

00:51:41.556 --> 00:51:42.516
Thank you.

00:51:42.557 --> 00:51:45.268
(indistinct chatter)

00:51:45.352 --> 00:51:46.520
♪

00:51:46.603 --> 00:51:53.026
Being able to vote is
a privilege, globally.

00:51:53.068 --> 00:51:55.195
Not everybody gets to vote
in the world.

00:51:55.278 --> 00:51:59.032
♪

00:51:59.116 --> 00:52:00.992
(chuckles)

00:52:01.034 --> 00:52:04.704
(turn signal clicking)

00:52:04.746 --> 00:52:09.084
I still maybe have five or six
yards, these signs.

00:52:09.167 --> 00:52:14.756
The campaign folks tell us that
we have to show the sign

00:52:14.840 --> 00:52:17.926
with maximum visibility from
both sides of the traffic.

00:52:18.009 --> 00:52:22.764
So along the road,
that will be a good idea.

00:52:22.848 --> 00:52:24.474
That\'s my candidate.

00:52:24.558 --> 00:52:31.148
♪

00:52:35.777 --> 00:52:37.362
Polls have been closed
for an hour now,

00:52:37.404 --> 00:52:38.738
and volunteers are already
starting to

00:52:38.780 --> 00:52:42.659
bring the bags full of paper
ballots to start counting.

00:52:42.742 --> 00:52:45.036
Now, the Montgomery County Board
of Elections director,

00:52:45.078 --> 00:52:48.540
Jan Kelly, tells me that voter
turnout has been up ten percent

00:52:48.582 --> 00:52:51.585
since it was in the 2014
midterm elections.

00:52:51.626 --> 00:52:54.629
♪

00:53:04.097 --> 00:53:07.142
KUO: CNN has just projected
control of the House.

00:53:07.225 --> 00:53:08.768
Cheers.
- Cheers.

00:53:08.810 --> 00:53:10.437
KUO: Cheers.
- Cheers.

00:53:10.478 --> 00:53:13.690
♪

00:53:25.452 --> 00:53:28.997
(cheers and applause)

00:53:29.080 --> 00:53:32.626
That is the message coming out
of Ohio in 2018

00:53:32.709 --> 00:53:37.380
and that is the blueprint
for America for 2020.

00:53:37.464 --> 00:53:40.759
Our diversity is our strength,

00:53:40.800 --> 00:53:43.011
but our unity is our power.

00:53:43.094 --> 00:53:45.513
Newcomers to America

00:53:45.597 --> 00:53:48.308
make America more American.

00:53:48.350 --> 00:53:53.897
♪

00:53:53.980 --> 00:53:55.315
MAN: We voted.

00:53:55.357 --> 00:53:56.650
We organized.

00:53:56.733 --> 00:53:58.777
(cheers and applause)

00:53:58.818 --> 00:53:59.778
What happened, guys?

00:53:59.819 --> 00:54:00.779
What did we do that day?

00:54:00.820 --> 00:54:02.739
KUO: We took Congress!

00:54:02.822 --> 00:54:05.867
♪

00:54:05.951 --> 00:54:07.869
CHEN:

00:54:23.468 --> 00:54:25.428
♪

00:54:25.512 --> 00:54:29.266
GOOGE:

00:54:39.651 --> 00:54:43.905
HO: They\'re people of color
who don\'t want to be reminded

00:54:43.989 --> 00:54:46.491
of their racialized status.

00:54:46.533 --> 00:54:50.704
But I don\'t believe that people
look at me as an Asian person

00:54:50.745 --> 00:54:53.373
and they see someone
who\'s white.

00:54:53.415 --> 00:54:56.459
The central question that
I think all Asian Americans

00:54:56.543 --> 00:54:59.754
in the United States feel,
which is: do we belong?

00:54:59.838 --> 00:55:05.260
KUO: Only when we see
more diverse representation,

00:55:05.343 --> 00:55:06.594
that will change values
in this country.

00:55:06.678 --> 00:55:08.722
That will change mindsets
in this country.

00:55:08.763 --> 00:55:12.684
CROWD:
♪ O say can you see

00:55:12.726 --> 00:55:16.855
♪ By the dawn\'s early light

00:55:16.896 --> 00:55:21.735
♪ What so proudly we hail\'d

00:55:21.776 --> 00:55:25.363
♪ At the twilight\'s
last gleaming ♪

00:55:25.405 --> 00:55:29.993
♪ Whose broad stripes
and bright stars ♪

00:55:30.076 --> 00:55:33.872
♪ Through the perilous night

00:55:33.913 --> 00:55:37.834
♪ From the ramparts we watch\'d

00:55:37.917 --> 00:55:42.589
♪ Were so gallantly streaming

00:55:42.672 --> 00:55:46.426
♪ And the rocket\'s red glare

00:55:46.509 --> 00:55:50.597
♪ The bombs bursting in air

00:55:50.680 --> 00:55:54.726
♪ Gave proof through the night

00:55:54.768 --> 00:55:59.064
♪ That our flag
was still there ♪

00:55:59.105 --> 00:56:04.027
♪ O say does that
star-spangled ♪

00:56:04.110 --> 00:56:08.823
♪ Banner yet wave

00:56:08.907 --> 00:56:13.953
♪ O\'er the land of the free

00:56:13.995 --> 00:56:19.459
♪ And the home of the brave

00:56:19.542 --> 00:56:23.088
(holds note)

00:56:23.129 --> 00:56:24.464
♪

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