clinton campaign with the black folks. with michelle obama and president obama in two places in north carolina. you have a clear advantage to rally those supporters. that's one element. the second element that allows hillary clinton to do what she's doing society. going to arizona. traditionally a state that democrats don't look to have an advantage in. the clinton campaign sees that as a true battleground state. we're not trying to span the map with arizona. this is not trying to draw donald trump's ad dollars. they really believe because of early hispanic turnout, they have a chance there. and the 270 electoral votes, if they win arizona, yeah, that just about does it guys. >> so arizona is offense, phil. but there's some ad spending and some traveling that we just ledged about overnight that definitely smells of defense. the clinton team and the super pac spending money in new mexico, michigan, colorado and virginia. and hillary clinton herself going to michigan which was supposed to be fairly blue at this point. >> rep

exposure of corruption and collusion between the clinton campaign and the media, the clinton campaign and the department of justice, the clinton campaign and the white house, the let's take one position privately and another position publicly, do you think people on soabsorb all this in ? >> i worry about that, but the good news is the american people are getting the honest truth when the cameras are off and the doors are shut. >> different people. >> hillary clinton and her senior advisors talk about the american people. they said about catholics that's repugnant. they don't understand what makes this country great, and i think if those are the themes that come out broadly from the leaks, i think it sets into the voter why they want to make change, and donald trump is the candidate of that change. >> i got to roll. thank you. >>> coming up next, tonight on "hannity." >> the election of hillary clinton would lead, in my opinion, to the almost total destruction of our country as we know it. >> donald trump calling out hillary clinton at a massive rally today in florida. up next his son

on the campaign trail. >> reporter: the back and forth may continue as hillary clinton campaigns in florida. for the second straight day. 29 electoral votes are at stake in the state. this one in particular is important. the clinton campaign believes trump's negative ratings will destroy him here in the state. that is why she is coming back to campaign. she made a plea directly last night in kissimee, florida. >> i need your help. i need you. i need you to be sure that we get everybody registered to vote who is eligible to vote. i invite you to be part of this campaign. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is registering voters across the state. nowhere more intensely than the i-4 corridor from st. petersburg to the ocean across central florida in orlando. that is where some many puerto rican s live. the young people can help deliver a victory to the white house. the clinton campaign has 12 offices on the ground. two more opening this week. the trump campaign only has one central office in florida. it has other republican offices helping them out. no question the road to the white hous

. >> jeff is in miami, and he is covering the clinton campaign, the clinton campaign with a very quick and forceful response to donald trump and his comments about maybe the second amendment people can take care of hillary clinton's ability to appoint justices. you heard what the trump campaign says. but a lot of people in washington, including people in the national security apparatus didn't take it that way, they thought he was making an inappropriate joke about someone shooting at hillary clinton. >> that is right, the clinton campaign did react quickly. with the campaign manager, specifically saying that violence should not be part of this campaign, this is all part of what the clinton campaign is trying to do, saying that donald trump is an unacceptable nominee. even if they not voting for her, they don't have to vote for him. >> hillary clinton is casting a wider net today, looking for newly supportive republicans. the clinton's campaign concerted effort to recruit republicans peeling off of trump is paying off in small waves. two prominent republican environmentalist who ran the

the clinton campaign put out word because of the heat down at that ceremony for 9/11 secretary clinton had simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say keeping what actually happened secret was, as they said, a bad call. here they are. >> i think that in retrospect we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information. more quickly in those 90 minutes, we were putting a priority on making sure she was okay. i should say, as soon as she got into the vehicle, she was alert the whole time and was telling staff that she was fine. i do think that in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly and that's on the staff. that's on us, and we regret that. >> it wasn't until sunday evening, however, that the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday to tamp down concerns, of course, her doctor put out a statement that the clinton was sfs recovering nicely." two questions, one i think can be resolved with quickly if dealt with honestly, hillary clinton's health prognosis. if her pneum

the primary race, the clinton campaign is going to do the opposite of that. they think that the gop candidates made a major miscalculation by not taking him seriously, but essentially laughing him off by thinking that he was going to somehow implode. what they're saying tonight is that they don't think that's going to happen, that they need to build up a robust ground game in all of these general election states that are battleground states and that they need to take this very seriously. you've seen this strategy start to play out in recent days. you know she's been counterpunching. he made these statements about the woman card. she has counterpunched about the woman's card quite aggressively. i think it is in large part a statement they are taking donald trump seriously. >> there might haven been more but i saw the names, actual individual names, of three state directors that the clinton campaign announced for colorado, new hampshire and florida. don't know if they announced more than that. those are the three that i saw. but are the folks in charge of these

to be working on the clinton campaign either. >> these guys were working on the clinton campaign? >> they were working with the client, not for. democracy partners were working on behalf of the clinton campaign. i talked to kramer today. he said we worked for the clinton campaign in that we were working on various strategies, but technically we were not staffers for them. you should also know bob kramer, his wife is a democratic chicago congresswoman jan shekowsky. he described what's being said is bar room talk and he said with respect to scott foval, his comments on tape, they are flat out wrong and we've gone to extreme measures to make sure no violent took place at any of our counter protest events and for its parts the dnc is distancing themselves from the whole thing and no evidence anything on this tape actually occurred. they did agree with bob kramer he should separate from the campaign and they're going to investigate they say james o'keefe to see if he did anything illegal in gathering these tapes. >> it says bar room talk. that sounds very room to what we've been talki

if you're the clinton campaign, you say go for it. i think it's crucial, the combination of the opportunity in arizona and the hemorrhage being in women and latino votes means they're going to take a shot of it. >> how much would you think the rigged election would get in your head? would you say i'm sticking to my game? >> you know, i think whatrump is saying is just another silly thing that you can't worry about it. in the war room, as you know better than anyone, you stay focussed on your plan. that is why expanding the map makes sense. >> the only thing that is rigged here is donald trump. and he has no chance to get to an electoral math victory right now. so what he's trying to do is change the debate and talk about anything other than his failing candidacy. the guy doesn't know how to admit defeat. but on november 8th, he's going to get a whole bunch of it. >>> we're going to take a quick break, but we have one more thing, what we've learned about early voting, why not all early votes are equal. there's a lot that we've learned

they talk about the clinton campaign response. guest: they have tried to to this.y tie trump this is largely based off roger stone that they have a quote unquote back channel. he has not gotten any information through them. that is a narrative the clinton campaign is pushing. >> bill, you are on. caller: you good morning. listen up viewers and listeners. , if you an old saying want to hide, high and plain sight. it worries e-mail and personal server were not hacked. right. something hacked e-mails are contaminated information that will not hold muster with any court any day. thank you. this how reliable is information? that's a great question. we don't know that this information is authentic. my personal suspicion is that because the clinton campaign has not come out and explicitly denied the contnt they're probably accurate. but researchers have repeatedly warned that given that these e-mails were most likely stolen by the russian government and provided to publish, there could be e-mails in there that have been editted or doctor

joel, for the last four months clinton ally, people in the clinton campaign have told us that the f.b.i. director made his determination about the clinton server, and they've been using him to prove that that story is over and done. with now it seems like the clinton campaign is really going after the f.b.i. director. are people going to believe it, that switch in position? >> well, i think you had an intervening event here, john. the f.b.i. director took an unprecedented action that we've seen in the last 24 to 48 a former law enforcement official, both democratic and republican, having served in the administrations of prlts from either party, have said this is contrary to policy at the department of justice, the statement he put out on friday, and it's unprecedented. you don't take actions within 60 days of an election. he did that. now we need to get to the facts. and i think in fairness you can't compare what happened in that he put out, unprecedented, told his own employees in a letter, i didn't want to create any misleading impression here, but that's exactly what he did some the

final firewall for the clinton campaign is still holding. and remember, they are now spending money, the clinton campaign is, in a lot of these states and, as i said, hillary clinton herself will be going into michigan. so if they come in with a lead in the final week in these states, they spend money, send hillary clinton in, they think if everything else were to fail, that's the firewall that keeps trump from 270. >> so pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan, those are the states that you're sort of riveted on in terms of this strategy and clinton showing up the hardest part of her defense. >> you can probably add colorado to that and maybe new hampshire. but we got numbers out of those other states today. even the polls we're seeing in colorado and new hampshire clinton still leading by varying degrees in those states as well. >> steve, one other thing i want to ask you about. it's actually something related to something that happened on this show last night. it's a specific thing in the polling that people are starting to think might take

that is the early reaction from the clinton campaign. obviously they view this as welcome news and good news here. of course, they have been very critical of the fbi director's decision to jump in the fray a little more than a week ago friday, when that bombshell really did change the trajectory of this race. now they are wondering of course, if they certainly can't undo that. but they are certainly happy to see this letter coming out and the clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn, just learning this as we are and they are going to get the word out here. you can expect democratic surrogates and hillary clinton herself, i would expect would address this here in cleveland. this is coming right before tuesday and several states where early voting is not going on. pennsylvania being one and michigan being one. unclear if it can undo all of the political damage, if you will other the last week or so. they certainly view this as welcome news today. when hillary clinton takes the stage behind me here with lebron james, i would be very surpri

the department of justice, and the clinton campaign, the white house, and the clinton campaign. i don't know if people can absorb this in 28 days. and people are even voting now. what's your reaction to all this? >> i think people are absorbing it. i'll tell you what, at our rally here in iowa today, i talked about those very same things. the fact that it came out today and your viewers really need to go and look at it, that the campaign manager for hillary clinton's presidential campaign said that the folks at doj had given them a heads-up about information in the justice department's investigation of her private server. and at the same time the media are challenging donald trump and my call for a special prosecutor in this case. but again, this is the double standard. and the sailor that's going to jail for a year, that because he mishandled classified information, he took photographs on a nuclear submarine, and yet hillary clinton mishandles classified information and is not held to account for that. it's that double standard the american people are weary of. i think they see

the clinton campaign put out the word that because of the heat from the ceremony from 9/11, hillary clinton simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say that her secret was as they say, a bad call. >> i think we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. in those 90 minutes we were putting the priority on making sure she was okay. as soon as she got in the vehicle she was alert the whole time and telling staff she was fine. but i do think in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly. that is on the staff and we regret that. >> the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed on friday with pneumonia. to tamp down concerns, they put out a statement that clinton was recovering well. and hillary clinton's headline prognosis is of the type that can let her finish her campaign at the robust pace that is needed, can it or not? that is the question for the doctors themselves. the other question can only be raised by the voters' attention to the candidates. are they willing to accept her i

the hillary clinton put out a statement today that however conflicted the gop race is, the clinton campaign put out they think the republican choice is clear. according to the clinton campaign there is no reason to hem and haw anymore, they are proceeding with their general election campaign starting today as if hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee and donald trump will be the republican nominee against whom she is running in the fall. one of the major bones that bernie sanders has had to pick with hillary clinton, one of the key distinctions between these two democratic candidates is that bernie sanders would not accept major support from super pacs while hillary clinton has. priorities, auz action is the maven hillary clinton super pac. when they were formed for this presidential effort, and they started raising money, its anticipate been reported that they didn't anticipate spending any money on the democratic primary at all. now bernie sanders ended up putting up a tougher than expected fight in priorities usa did end up spending millions of dollars on beof ha of hillary clint

bill clinton, bernie sanders and vice president joe biden all on the road for the clinton campaign. in arizona, the last two republican presidential nominees uniting to help john mccain hold onto the senate seat. joining me now, peter alexander in hershey, pennsylvania for donald trump's rally today and nbc's kristen welker, my partner here covering the clinton campaign with me in hines field and nbc senior political editor mark murray in washington. first to you. you are reporting on donald trump's ten-state campaign strategy as he tries to peel off a blue state and somehow get past the barrier enough to 270. >> that's exactly right. he has to not only win the battleground states but was hoping to peel off some of the states now that are traditionally democratic states. while he has been chipping away at hillary clinton's lead she still maintains the advantages. in states like colorado, wisconsin, and michigan. an aide telling me that he's here in pennsylvania and so is hillary clinton. the aide says that's just evidence that the democrats are nervous that they have to protect the

the clinton campaign welcomes the vindication. questions if the fbi director should have said anything. >> this is falling with the final day of the campaigning before the election day. cnn is everywhere following the twists and turns. let's start with the clinton campaign with phil mattingly. good morning, phil. >> good news that hillary clinton doesn't want to talk about. here's why. the clinton campaign while they are relieved that james comey sent another letter to capitol hill. they recognized their numbers go up when they are talked about. take a listen. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon who could put everything at risk. >> so, it has been clear for a while. hillary clinton has an electoral map advantage. if you want to know how they view the end of the race, look at where she's going today. today is the last day of campaigning. the

the clinton campaign is accusing a accuser of spying. john podesta told reporters last night the fbi is investigating the hack of his e-mail account. podesta also claimed that trump confidant roger stone had been in touch with wikileaks founder julian assange about the e-mail hack. >> so, i think it's a reasonable assumption to, or at least a reasonable conclusion, that mr. stone had advance warning in the trump campaign. an advance warning about what assange was going to do. >> the trump campaign is also out with a new full contact tv ad that goes after clinton on her stamina and strength. watch this. >> hillary clinton failed every single time as secretary of state. now, she wants to be president. hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world. >> the clinton campaign responded to the ad statement saying good to know donald trump meltdown has continued into his tv buys. as a b-movie script that would be have been rejected as being ridiculous. as a political ad it's just embarrassing and beneath the

the clinton campaign knows that. that's why hillary clinton has spent the last few days in florida and back this weekend. they know florida is where they shut the door on the trump campaign. >> phil, thank you. >>> new e-mail released from the wikileaks hacks shows the clinton foundation doing well for bill clinton. one time aide outlines the dual role they played and turning relationships with corporate donors into big speaking fees for the former president. one clinton foundation donor banking giant ubs paid him $1.5 million. a lot of the speeches were alongside george w. bush. a lot where they appeared together. >>> the democratic national committee accusing the trump campaign of illegal voter suppression. saying the election is rigged rests on fabricated fraud in the nordic communities. they are giving direct support to trump's claims in violation of a long standing legal settlement aimed at banning voter suppression activity. >>> overnight. a flip flop from the important member of congress on donald trump. or a

the clinton campaign has questions about the poll. it does under score the point that the clinton campaign has been making to supporters. now is not the time to pull off. take a listen to what hillary clinton had to say. >> there are only 13 days left in this important election and i have to tell you it is so clear how high the stakes are and i am going to work as hard as i can over these next 13 days reaching out to as many people as possible. we can't take our foot off the gas even for a short time. every vote counts. >> reporter: and guys, the reality is this, donald trump has very real support in the northern part of the state. particularly in the panhandle and north central florida. that support if he can get out the vote will make the race close. democrat notics in the state ar pointing to early vote numbers where they feel they are doing better than 2012. that's before in-person early voting starts this weekend. that's where the democrats make up ground. no question about it. florida is crucial for both campaigns. think about i

are you hearing anything from inside the clinton campaign? >> we are heading back from philadelphia where we were with the campaign last night and this morning. i have to say i think there's a sizable lead for the clinton campaign, but that comes with grim determination because i think the reality is they know this and obviously people have covered this for the last week or so. it does have an impact on the sort of contours of the race. the clinton campaign has been very focused on trying to emphasize that the tightening in the polls had come before this news initially broke, that they knew that that was coming and this was not what had caused americans to decide that maybe they wanted to go for donald trump u up decided, who were maybe on the fence one way or the other. but it did have particularly an impact on the tenor of the clinton campaign itself. you were on the plane. you were at the press conference they threw together in iowa. they had been riding high before that. it was hard to find kind of anyone who thought there was a road for

the clinton campaign. the wound has been reopened 11 days out from the election. >> kasie hunt in washington. thank you for that and lots of angles on the story. we are saying this looks like an october surprise and the implications for the elections and the potential to be enormous. donald trump playing this out at a campaign event. here's what he had to say. >> they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the united states of america. hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before. we must not let her take her criminal scheme into the oval office. i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake they made. this was a grave miscarriage of justice that the american people fully understood. that little about to be corrected. >> that was donald trump in the last hour. i want to bring in the campaign manager kellyanne conway. that was donald trump

so the clinton campaign is fast-forwarding to this scenario. what if donald trump gets the toss-up states and he's one blue state away? they're putting ads up in new mexico, in colorado, in virginia. look at this as sort of a firewall here. this is from a week ago. this is from before the fbi had donald trump seven points down in the state. this is a lead for hillary clinton here, but they are a little worried about this state, i think, because again, donald trump has done so well with those blue collar voters. michigan certainly has a large blue collar voting population there. it's a state, too, that you go back to 2004, george w. bush did come close there. didn't get it, but did come close. >> before you say anymore, donald trump tonight on the campaign trail, what he said about people who have already voted, listen to this. we don't have it. it was a great buildup. he's telling people you have buyer's remorse. you can vote again. he listed the states where if you want to, you can vote again. county commissioners are going to be going crazy.

trump accused the department of feeding into the clinton campaign. a couple notes here, the information until question was actually publicly available. it had nothing to do with the investigation that clinton's e-mail server by foia or i.c.e. >>> the clinton campaign is accusing of scheming against the democratic nominee. john podesta told reporters that the fbi is investigating the hack of his account. he also claimed that roger stone had been in touch with wikileaks founder julian assange about the e-mail hack. >> so, i think it's a reasonable assumption, to -- or at least a reasonable conclusion, that mr. stone had advance warning in the trump campaign had advance warning about what assange was going to do. >> the trump campaign is also out with new full contact tv ad that attacks clinton over her stamina. and strength. watch. >> hillary clinton failed every single time. as secretary of state. now, she wants to be president. hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world. >> now, the clinton campaign responded

primary frustration in the clinton campaign. sally hits at it to a t. that could be problematic. her fluency on the issues, the preparation involved, a lot of go tos he says over and over on the campaign trail that we've repeated stated are completely incorrect or a lie. they've been preparing for her to have counters to those as they come. the concern you hear rolling around a little bit, will that make her look unlikeable? does that hurt her numbers? the clinton campaign scoffs at that idea, her ability to command issues, command a response to donald trump when he tries to put out things that aren't true will only serve to benefit her. there are people in the party concerned about absolutely everything. one of those is the fallout for that. >> we're going to talk more about this. appreciate all of your points of view. i know there's more. we'll get to that and of course you can see the first presidential debate here on cnn tomorrow night, 9:00 eastern, our coverage begins 4:00 eastern. don't miss any of it. at safelite, we kno

, the clinton campaign's handling of it, the rallying the bases. but clearly this is not what they would like to be talking about. in terms of the actual impact on donald trump's chances of winning, we don't know. this is not caused clinton to collapse. the public data is pretty slim. the private data, i have heard, on both sides suggests perhaps trump has gained a bit of an edge, but this has not changed the race right now. but is an evolving story. john: i find it troubling, and i have to agree with everything you said. i am kidding. but i agree with that. this is about the dialogue and the electoral dynamic. there is no doubt that will be have seen over the course of this campaign, whoever is the focus, whoever is at the center of the discussion, loses altitude when we are talking in this race. when we are talking about donald trump, it is bad for donald trump. when we are talking about hillary clinton, it is bad for hillary clinton. they are both not very well-liked, so hillary clinton wanted to spend the last eight or nine days talking about d

what will they say about the clinton campaign and the trump campaign? >> they will say that the clinton campaign has tried to press home its advantages. why the trump campaign has been reeling from a series of missteps particularly if hillary clinton in this is election. there could be an argument if hillary wins this election that this month a letter to be on the air almost unopposed. that may well be seen as a ervice mistake for the trump serious mistake for the trump campaign. >> the negative campaign ads between the clinton and the term campaign and the story available at the hill.com. thank you very much for being with us. > my pleasure. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the "road to the white house." >> we need serious leadership. this is not a reality tv show. it's as real as it gets. >> we will make america great again! >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span, the c-span radio appear. on tuesday october 4th, vice presidential candidate governor mike pence in farmville, virginia. washington. lead

the only statement we got from the clinton campaign was late in the morning, when hillary clinton did in fact get overheated. and that is why she left the 9/11 memorial earlier and came to chelsea clinton's home. but we did learn that hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint. i want to be clear this is not something that the campaign confirmed. but law enforcement officials said hillary clinton did in fact appear to faint this morning. we'll learn if they give us any information on her status right now. and you're right, she did come here this morning to her daughter's home. and when she came out she said she was feeling great, smiling, even alwapaused to take a photoh a little girl waiting outside. no updates as of right now on whether or not the episode will end up affecting her travel plans. tomorrow she was supposed to fly to california. she has a number of fundraiser and campaign events scheduled on the west coast, we don't know yet if any of those plans will be affected. >> okay, m.j. lee, thank you for joining us. and for the update. last year, her physician did release a le

the clinton campaign just about an hour ago. trump has been talking about this a lot on the stump. the latest happening as hillary clinton lays low on the campaign trail. and focuses on wednesday's debate. live in chappaqua, new york, where mrs. clinton is for the weekend, hi, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, leland. the clinton campaign insisted with the response to the daily releases by wikileaks of john podesta's e-mails. what they're saying is they refuse to address the content of the e-mails, or even verify their authenticity. now they're saying this is akin to a watergate-like break-in. and the russians have perpetrated that. and that is the issue here. so they don't get into the details. instead, they deflect all criticism of the content of those e-mails toward the actual break-in themselves. hillary clinton has just returned from a west coast trip. she was fund-raising over the last couple of days there. she did make some public remarks at her fund-raiser, allowed the cameras in. she said that while her campaign is try

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amy: and tell us a little bit about the clinton campaign. you cover the clinton campaign. she was on the plane when this news broke. the wi-fi service on the plane is spotty. she didn't even know about this. neither did the reporters there when they landed. talk to us about not only her reaction, we saw her speaking there, but what you think the campaign is doing right now about this. >> the campaign is doing sort of a slow motion version of what they have done in response to this email issue from -- for a year and a half now. which is, hunker down, investigate internally. think it through. issue a statement in this case from john and work up to having hillary clinton say something herself. she looked about as close to being in a hostage video as i've seen here. at that podium. she took 3 1/2 minutes of questions. it wasn't an extensive iteration of this. and she came very close to pointing fingers at comey in a partisan way. she walked right up to the line of saying, this is, in her view, an inappropriate thing for him to be doing. she walked right up to that. the trump c

of the clinton campaign. it's messy. it's why american voters are feeling they can't trust the government. and it's why hillary clinton is right now basically trying to have a life saver out there to see if she can get through this election and win. >> we will talk about the latest specifics about that e-mail investigation. also, paul ryan and his role, what he's doing and saying now. more with the panel when we come back. bp engineers use robotic ultrasound technology, so they can detect and repair corrosion before it ever becomes a problem. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> the fbi has been frustratingly noncommittal and they don't say a thing when it comes to donald trump and investigations against him. yet when it comes to hillary clinton for some reason, they're more than happy to talk. >> don't you think it's interesting that hillary spends all this time talking about this and yet most of the people who've been heavily involved in protecting the security of th

extension of the clinton campaign. since 2008 what have i been telling you? journalism in america is dead. back then the press refused to vet senator obama and now we have proof that the abusively biassed liberal media is openly cluding with the clinton campaign in what is clearly a coordinated effort to put hillary in the white house. what wikileaks found is disturbing. it should be very, very concerning to everybody in this country because in e-mails we see cnbc's john horwood, remember, he moderated a debate, he offered advice to clinton campaign, praised hillary and bragged about attacking trump at a primary debate he was moderating. the "new york times" reporter actually allowed the campaign to edit out certain quotes from hillary before the story is published. by the way, they never let me do that. also, the bost"the boston globe launched an effort to boost hillary clinton while battling senator bernie sanders in primaries. head of uni vision pressed to attack trump harder. after a trip to michigan, the clinton c

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clinton campaign managed to keep the focus on him. if they don't answer this and push the fbi or push for more transparency on what is going on here, then it leaves that open, it leaves the doubt open about where we're going with this and as you can see the republicans will walk right through that door and say well it means she's going to be indicted and draw all kinds of conclusions that may be wildly inaccurate so i don't think they can afford to be passive about it. >> another point, too, brooke -- >> they have to know what they're addressing before they address. >> it how do they know what they're addressing, though? >> that's right. we're getting more information, whose e-mails? is it hers? we have sourcing say it's not so these are things as well that they are learning and in order for them to formulate a response and now how she should respond and what she should respond with they have to have a better sense of what this new sterile that would force opening the investigation into this all over again. >> to reiterate it was a de

she was the first miss universe after donald trump bought the campaign and the clinton campaign think this is speech does three different things. they think it speaks to sexism as they charge donald trump with that because of him talking about how she was overweight. they think it speaks to racism. in a video just put out by the clinton campaign as well, this is a charge machado makes. and also another claim she makes is that as an employee of the pageant she was supposed to earn 10% of what she brought in from advertising and she was never paid. so they think it also speaks to this idea they're trying to convince voters of that donald trump really doesn't look out for working people. she also appeared, as you mentioned, on this clinton campaign call a short time ago talking and here's what she said. >> for me, this elections are like a bad dream, you know what i mean? because i never thought and i never imagined then 20 years later i'll be in this position, you know? i'll be in this moment like watching this guy again doing a stupid thing, stupid comment and so macho. i never imagine

now to the clinton campaign. a two-front battle to push back against donald trump and yet another round of stolen e-mails posted by wikileaks, something the campaign has to answer for. and they're trying to our senior washington correspondent joe johns here, they're trying to brush this aside, but it's becoming difficult. >> reporter: that's for sure. and it's clearly, clearly a distraction to the clinton campaign. they're spending time and energy responding to wikileaks when the clinton campaign admits it's hard enough to get their message out over the daily roar of the trump campaign, charging that their opponents are in cahoots with wikileaks and russia. the latest batch of stolen e-mails released by wikileaks. becoming an unwanted distraction for clinton. the contents offering a glimpse into the inner workings of the clinton campaign. one e-mail revealing a disagreement between top clinton aide huma abedin and podesta over clinton's press strategy, abedin wondering if clinton can survive not answering questio

the president campaigned yesterday for clinton. he hammered trump but avoided mentioning the biggest threat to clinton's presidency. today eric trump will be holding two events in ohio on behalf of his father. it comes down to ground game on the final days. trump not getting so much love in the state. governor kasich voted for john mccain. talk about the turnout. >> we have had 50,000 franklin county voters come to our early vote consider. another 150,000 have requested absentee ballots by mail. >> there is a lot of talk about rigged elections and voter fraud. >> these machines you see behind you have triple redundancy. they have hard drive, they have a flash drive and a paper tape trail. so we take -- jon: matt, thank you. we are back in a moment. prescri that could save you money? at unitedhealthcare, we offer three plans to choose from to help meet your needs- including one that's brand new for 2017. introducing the aarp medicarerx walgreens plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it features $0 copays on all tier 1 prescription

saying about the clinton campaign that is not doing the right thing. what are those things? >> there are two parts of the campaign, the organizational side and i have heard very the will, to about that, the data, ground operations, are you factoring into that in your daily strategic part of the campaign. obviously, i think they handled the illness in accurately. had they handled that better. generally, they are in a very good place. i think they have been super smart about the states they go to. i think the map narrowed a little bit, so how do you apply resources and time will be important. john: a bloomberg politics poll came out yesterday and with millennial voters, hillary clinton was 40% barack obama was and donald trump was 30%. barack obama was at 60%. that is a 20 point cap. -- gap. what is she need to do to fix that? can she fix it? >> that's a problem, not just a campaign problem. i think that to me is still working. executing these two debates and figuring out how to get your vote share up and get the turnout is the biggest thing happening. j

that's what the clinton campaign said. she really did that exactly. i wasn't expecting her to use donald trump's language. she kept on saying, the system is rigged. i thought, that's a dangerous line there to sort of take on his framing of the entire election. >> right. what we know is that a lot of theme for the trump campaign has been putting forth and a lot of the themes that the sanders, warren have been putting forth, they have some commonalities but they don't agree with the policies for what we should do. but i think what elizabeth warren is doing is not really risking leaving the bernie and warren people over to the trump campaign. that's really not going to happen. it's not a real thing. but what she is trying to do is take the narrative away from trump. and if you notice, she also didn't have any of her trademark trump zingers? because she doesn't want to give trump any opportunities to take over the news cycle, all he's the doing is waiting for the opportunities to tweet something and then we'll talk about him instead of them so that's the

the corruption, the public corruption of the clinton cartel and campaign. and frankly the republican party that's at war with itself. >> this is where i have a problem. because the democrats i think it's disingenuous for them to get up and support hillary clinton. i don't buy it. they didn't support her then so i think it's all an act. i get that it's good for the party to come together. but at the same time i think we need to allow people to stick by their principles and say i decided this is not a man of character that it want in the party. i know it hurts the party. i get that. lou: who are you going to vote for? >> i can't vote for hillary. i either don't vote or i vote my ideology of lower taxes that donald supports. lou: good to have you here. come back soon. a quick apology to my friend byron york whom i misheard. he commented it didn't seem to be a good idea for trump to attack republican leadership. i thought he said it was unfair. i was mistaken and i apologize to byron and you. i will never make another mistake. i promise. join us tomorrow. we ho

how is the clinton campaign doing with the storm? kasie: people like the protectable, robby mook was on e phone today with reporters, talking about both their early voter registration efforts and the storm a little bit. he says they hope they extend the photo registration deadline in florida. mark: which is tuesday as of now. kasie: and they are doing with this small flap over ads placed on the weather channel, which they are now asking to have those delayed until the storm passes. i think, look, this is a real, i don't think we want to get too much into that, i know you talked about it a little at the beginning of the show, but too much into the politics of it before we understand the ramifications for people of the state. but clearly depending on the impact, so close to election day, it could really impact, in a state that was one of the most closely decided in 2012, expected to be close this time, anything could really happen. mark: none of us know. john and i debated at the beginning of the show, does their superior ground game m

is only fanning the flames and the clinton campaign was quick to pounce. tonight the fbi under increasing scrutiny after releasing heavily redacted documents from its 2001 investigation into president clinton's pardon of mark rich, a donor to his presidential library foundation. the timing, seven days before the election and on the heels of the fbi director's controversial letter to congress, invited more criticism of the bureau. clinton spokesman brian fallon tweeting, "absent a foia litigation deadline, this is odd. will fbi be posting docs on trump's housing discrimination in the '70s?" a case settled years ago. the twitter account for the fbi records management division, which it calls the vault, has been dormant for a year. until this weekend, when a tweet was posted pointing to documents relating to donald trump's father. an fbi official insisted to cnn today's release was not political and that freedom of information act requests are automatically posted to the account when they're ready for the public to view and when there's public interest. the o

let's start with the clinton campaigns. let's following the latest development. >> relief probably one way to describe where the clinton campaign is after yesterday but also frustration and very real concern about the lingering damage about what actually happened nine days ago. however the campaign itself not willing to talk about it much. they still want this to be a referendum about donald trump. take a listen. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon who could put everything at risk. >> and guys, this is it. this the final stretch. this is how you close out and that's why the clinton campaign doesn't want to spend any more talking about the fbi or james comey. what they do want to talk about donald trump and how they finish off this rate. how they going to do it? three crucial states. also two rallies in pennsylvania and north carolina,

and i this i the theory inside the campaign is do no harm with everything happening with the clinton campaign. and another interesting thing to note anderson, on stage here tonight in wisconsin, a state that traditionally votes democratic in presidential cycles donald trump had on stage with him the wisconsin governor scott walker. reince priebus, the rnc chair and ron johnson who's in a tight reelection battle is here campaigning. there was one wisconsinite not in atendency and that is house speaker paul ryan. earlier today in an interview on another network barely mentioned trump's name. so he's not completely united but pretty close and that is a sign that the republican party is starting to come home to donald trump. >> jim, thanks very much. >>> seven days to go. six of which are going to be devoted to introducing our panel. jeff, first of all on this whole mark rich document dump from the fbi is it just a coincide that it happened now? >> well perhaps. it is certainly bizarre. as someone who has made foia requests to the fbi, they are notoriously terrible about responding to th