Adrian Carrasquillo, a national political reporter focusing on the Latino community, discusses the fallout from Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, where his comments about Puerto Rico sparked outrage. Major Puerto Rican artists like Nicky Jam have distanced themselves from Trump, influencing community sentiment. Carrasquillo highlights the rising engagement of Latino voters and how celebrities shape political discourse. He also addresses the complexities of Latino voter identity and their potential impact in key swing states.

Mike Isaac, a New York Times tech correspondent specializing in Meta, and Adrian Carrasquillo, author of Huddled Masses, join the discussion. They dive into how GOP figures exploit the L.A. wildfires to politically divide. Isaac reveals Zuckerberg's shift in Meta's fact-checking approach, provoking debates about free speech and tech ideologies. Carrasquillo critiques media coverage of immigration, especially in light of proposed mass deportations, emphasizing the need for nuanced reporting. The conversation navigates the intersections of climate change, misinformation, and immigration policy.