ALICIA MENENDEZ: There is a lot of excitement for the Vice President among older white voters, and there is still an enthusiasm gap when it comes to some of the core support that Democrats are going to need in order for Vice President Biden to win in November, so how do you activate those members of the electorate?
JULIE CHAVEZ RODRIGUEZ, JOE BIDEN CAMPAIGN ADVISOR: … I think it's important for the Latino community, as an example, it's important that they know who Joe Biden is and that we have an opportunity to need to really share with them that there is a lot of shared values there. You know, he's a Catholic -- he's a man of faith -- he's someone whose leadership is really guided by that. And that's something that really speaks to our families.
He's also someone who was a single father, raised two boys as a single parent. So these are important aspects of who he is personally, and then we'll continue to talk about the policies that he's continuing to put forward and will champion for our communities like investing in HBCUs and Hispanic-serving institutions to make sure that we are doing what we can to make our work force and to make sure that it's a diverse work force that reflects our country. So these are just some of the policies and some of the work that he's done.
MENENDEZ: There's also been a commitment to a comprehensive immigration proposal with a pathway to citizenship on day one. As you know, immigration groups have been burnt by promises like this before. What will the Vice President actually do to get this done?
