MELISSA BLOCK, Host: In Miami in the large, vocal Haitian community there, nearly everyone has an opinion about the candidacy of Wyclef Jean.</s>EDOUARD DUVAL: I'm Edouard Duval-Carrie(ph). I'm an artist. My studio is in Little Haiti right now. I know he can sing. Governing a country with so many problems? I wonder.</s>STEK PIERRE: My name is Stek Pierre(ph). I think he's going to bring change.</s>MARK FRUSION: My name is Mark Frusion(ph). All the young people, either abroad or in Haiti, I think they'll love him.</s>LEE ANDRE UNISEK: Lee Andre Unisek(ph) with the salon. And Wyclef grew up in an American country, so I think that's why I pray for him to be the president in Haiti.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: Some voices today from the streets of Little Haiti in Miami.
Melissa Block and Michele Norris hear from members of Miami's Haitian community, who weigh in on Wyclef Jean's prospects as president of Haiti. They talk about his popularity, his familiarity, and give their opinions on the best of his lyrics.