themselves. wolf. jim sciutto reporting for us. thanks very much. that is it for me. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. next breaking news. donald trump lye this hour fighting back, ranting, calling the sexual assault allegations lies. can he recovery. and ivanka trump on the campaign trail, can she defend her father? and more trump on tape tonight. his words coming back to haubt him. you will hear the tapes. let's go orth.nt him. you will hear the tapes. let's go orth. -- "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight the breaking news. trump on fire. donald trump with a long, angry tirade firing back, ranting against charges of sexual assault blaming everyone from the clintons to the media, to

the accusers themselves. >> these vicious claims, about me, of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. these claims are all fabricated. ner pure fiction. and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> in the last 24 hours four more women have come forward with damning accounts of trump groping them. forces himself on them. jessica leads says trump fondled and kissed her against her will in a flight in the 1980s. she was asked whether anyone else witnessed. >> the guy in the seat across the aisle could see. and i kept thinking well maybe the stewardess is going to come and he'll stop. but she never came. >> do you think how long that went on for? >> not real long, no. i would say it was just about,

what, 15 minutes. that's long enough. >> that's with long time. yeah. >> did he actually kiss you? >> yeah. yeah. >> on the face? on the lips? >> wherever he could find a landing spot, yes. >> brand new evidence of just how damaging the allegations and the "access hollywood" tape have been for trump, a new national poll from fox news shows clinton holding a seven point lead among voters. a sharp increase in just one week. donald trump is speaking live at this hour. we're going to be monitoring that. it is a must-win state of ohio. sara murray is "outfront" at that rally. and trump is fair to say ranting. angry is not a strong enough word ant the allegations. do you expect him to talk about this again tonight? he spent a lot of time on it today. >> reporter: well we're waiting to see when he takes the stage here. we have seen donald trump clearly very agitated by the

allegations. very upset about it. though he has been vehemently denying that he has ever sexual assaulted anyone. and we're seeing donald trump really do what donald trump does, which involves hitting back. even at the women who are making the accusations. he even suggests at one of the earlier events one of the women wasn't even attractive enough to be worth his time. and this all at very difficult time for the campaign. he's been struggling in the policy and as he's been campaigning across ohio there's at least one bright spot and that is a new nbc news wall street journal merous poll. shows crump at 42% compared to hillary clinton's 41%. donald trump sees that as a one point lead. and it is. but it is also within the margin of error here in ohio. erin. >> thank you sara. and manu raju is in wisconsin tonight. in madison following paul ryan.

you have been talking to your sources on the hill. you have four more women. the numbers have been going up. they are telling you, the leaders of the gop, that this is causing panic. >> absolutely. it is not just one groping allegation or another. it is a sum total of events that is causing this alarm within republican circles. and it is the national polling. when republican officials are telling me they cannot see donald trump afford to lose this race from anywhere from 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11 points. if he does that will be cause for a possibly democratic wave. that means possibly the senate can flip which we've been expecting is a possibility for a while. but also the house. 30 seats democrats need to pick up in order to take back the house. and that is the alarm paul ryan has been sounding behind the scenes and publicly. yesterday on conference call i'm told on this conference call with his top fundraisers he said the house could certainly flip because of donald trump's standings. which is why that paul ryan now

is trying to rile up support from different groups, klug here t the university of wisconsin tomorrow where he'll be talking to young republicans trying to urge them to get involved in this process. a lot of concerns coming from republican circles here. and one fun fact about university of wisconsin, this is also my alma mater. >> and when you look at the number of women who have come forward her. ten women say trump sexual assaulted them in some way. who are they? jessica snichneider is "outfron" >> the denial that's opening the flood gates. >> you bragged that you sexual assaulted women. do you understand that. >> no i didn't at all. this is locker room talk. >> have you ever done those things. >> -- have respect for me. and no i have not. >> she tells the "new york times" she spent decade s suppressing the memory of trump fondling her on a flight in the

1980s when she was upgraded to first class o class. >> i sat down next to a young man and he introduced himself as donald trump. it was a shock when hiss hans were all over him. he started encroaching on my space. he was an octopus. like he had six arms. he was all other the place. >> leeds said she ran back to coach. another woman tells the times trump assaulted her when she was 22 in 2005 in the trump tower. she said she introduced herself. they shook hands but then trump began kissing her on the cheeks. and then she says he kissed me directly on the mouth. cnn has not verified the claims. >> these vicious claims, about me, of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. >> donald trump digging in, repeatedly discrediting these claims. even attacking the people magazine reporter natasha st

stoynoff who wrote this in 2005. we walked into that room alone. and trump shut the door behind us. i turned around and within seconds he was pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat. he smiled and leaned forward. you know we're going to have an affa affair, we're going to have ab affair. i'm telling you. >> look at her. look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so. >> but women keep coming forward. one telling the palm beach coast trump grabbed her at an event in mar-a-lago in 2003. it was a grab. close to the center of my butt. i startled. i jumped. she told family and friends but didn't report it to authorities. she realizes she may be scrutinized for coming forward now. especially since she has a lock list of traffic arrests and

misdemeanor conviction for dui and child neglect. -- in 1997 he kissed her. >> turned to me and embraced me and gave me a kiss on the lips. i remember being shocked. >> erin burnett recounted her friends's story right after this tape was released. >> got to use some tic tacs just in case i start kissing her. >> burnett says the her friend told her there. >> trump took tic tacs suggesting i take them also. he wleernd in, catching me off guard and kissed me almost on the lips. >> trumps team calling the allegations politically motivated and politically timed. trump's lawyer also sent a letter to the "new york times" demanding an apology and threatening a lout. but the "new york times" said it is not backing down. it is not issuing a retraction. and its executive editor even

saying that this story institutes public service journalism, erin. >> thank you very much jessica. and "outfront" now jill martin. she's worked for donald trump for six years. and you and i once spoke about a story actually in the "new york times." women and donald trump. let me give you chance to respond. you have heard the women. one saying he grabbed her gentles, her breasts. another saying when his wife briefly left the interview. within seconds he pushed her against the wall. forced his tongue down her throat. trump calling these women and others, there are ten now, horrible, horrible liers. are you a hundred percecertain women are liars. >> i'm not going to attack or criticize the women. but i do know i believe donald trump when hi said that because i know him and his character. and i've seen him around women. thousands of women who have worked for him including myself and he's treated us with nothing

but respect and appropriately. and he's always been someone who none of us would ever imagine he'd do something like this. it is completely inconsistent with his character and our own personal experiences. because of that i believe him when he says he didn't do anything inappropriate with women. >> when he said today in response from the allegation of people magazine reporter that he assaulted her too. let me play for you exactly what he said about her specific story. here he is, jill. >> take a look. you take a look. look at her. look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so. >> when he said "look at her," is that problematic. is that how you deny insulting someone? implying -- it could be taken to imply she wasn't good looking enough for him to do that to. >> i don't think that is true at all. and i think it's clear from the statement itself he says look at her words. he's saying look at the entire picture. look at the story.

look at what she's saying. it is unbelievable what she's saying. so he's trying to defend himself like he should. if you are accused of things such as this. you would defend yourself as well. and he's telling america to look at the story and what's really going on and judge for yourself. and when i look at this i judge him based on the character i know him to have and it is inconsistent with her story. >> jill, i understand that. and that is the capacity in which you know him. which is fair. but in your role, of course as one of the chief counsels of the trump organization, if ten women came forward to you saying these stories that were all very consistent about the same man, would you take them seriously? would you investigate them? what would you do if you found out that indeed that man had did those things is this. >> of course any time there is a situation such as this we would take it very seriously and we would investigate it. now, the interesting thing here is people are coming forward, sometimes decades later. that automatically gives me a reason to think twice about whether there is credibility to what these women are saying or

not. if something happens to you, you should definitely bring it forward. and in our company we encourage people -- everyone, if there is anything inappropriate to calls come forward and in the past six years in my experience nothing like this has come forward about mr. trump. i will say even today reporters are going after former employees, current employees, digging them up on social media to try to get them to say something negative about mr. trump. they are not asking what was your experience? they are asking did mr. trump do anything inappropriate? is there anyone you could think of that might say something inappropriate because we want to talk to them. i don't think that is really fair journalism. >> let me take each of your points though to respond so people understand. you are right some of these events did happen. in the case of the woman on the airplane. that was three decades. others are more recent. a woman i know is in 2010. what is significant about the stories is there are people these individuals spoke to at the time this happened, they

said this happened and of course they are saying it came out because of the tape, itself. the tape of him saying these things and then him being asked about it in the debate. that is why they are saying it came out now to make sure everyone understands as you of course know, jill. but i do want to ask you about that tape. and just ask you as jill martin, not even necessarily in your capacity as counsel for donald trump. let me play a brief kwlip fla that tape one more time. >> i'll use some tic tacs just in case i start kissing her. i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them. like a magnet. and when you are a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the pussy. you can do anything. >> and jill, first lady michelle obama spoke about this today. and i want to play it for because i think it is important what happens to her voice at the

end. listen. >> a candidate for the president of the united states has bragged about sexual assaulting women. and i have to tell you that i -- i can't stop thinking about this. it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> jill, when you heard that tape, how did you personally feel? when you heard your boss talking about grabbing women by the p-word. of course >> of course i thought it was not appropriate commentary and he's pogds apologized for that. and i've accepted his pog apologies and others have as well. it wasn't appropriate but people often say things in private they wouldn't want to be made public. and again it is not representative of who he is and he knows that and he's made that very clear and he's made clear this is not who he is and how he'll act going forward. >> have you talked to him about he's accusations?

vaud chance to discuss tm with with him? >> i haven't talked to him about the accusations specifically and nor do i feel there is a need to. i've heard what he has to say and i've heard what he has to say on other side and i know his personal experience and the experience many other women in our company have had and i know that is enough to me to know that what's been said is not true. >> thank you jill. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. despite mounting allegations trump's most loyal supporters are standing by their man. >> i'd like have a guy in there that likes women than a cheat and a liar and a thief. >> plus was trump sending anti-semitic messages during his rally today? and the twitter storm over bob dylan's surprising nobel prize win.

breaking news. waiting for donald trump to take the stage in a rally tonight. as his running mate mike pence spoke and for the first time addressed the growing number of women who are accusing trump of sexual assault. >> as the media spends so much time on unsubstantiated allegations against my running mate, allegations that he has categorically denied, they denied the hard evidence or any coverage of the hard evidence of nothing less than the corruption and the deceit of the clintons and the clinton machine. >> and tonight, despite the damning claims against trump, his supporters are not giving up on their nominee. ed lavandera went to talk to them "outfront." >> reporter: the trump faithful are standing by their man. >> i'd rather have a guy in their anyway likes women than a

cheat and liar and a thief who's going to rob the country. >> -- issues about women. they didn't care about anything but clinton was assaulting women and he was assaulted to a point that it went to court and hillary was covering him and intimidating these women. >> in the last day at least four women have come forward claiming donald trump groped them or kissed them against their will. but at this trump campaign rally in west palm beach florida, his supporters question the motivations of the women making the accusations. >> if somebody touch me in the wrong way, i rosa castillo will stand up for my right and speak and say what i have to say and --. i would not wait twenty years when the man is running for president and use that against the man. why you did not report it back in the day? why? because you being paid now? the corruption pay you good money for you come out now and

say this? >> so now we address the slander and libels that was just last night thrown at me by the clinton machine. >> trump is in full attack mode, whether his opponent, the media or his accusers. >> these people are horrible people. they are horrible, horrible liears and interestingly, it happens to appear 26 days before our very important election. isn't that way amazing? >> reporter: trump accused the hillary clinton campaign of pushing the stories of sexual misconduct. >> these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. and the clintons know it. and they know it very well. these claims are all fabricated.

they are pure fiction and they are outright lies. >> reporter: fact or fiction these supporters don't care about the allegations against trump. they want the focus in on the clintons. >> get rid of her. she's garbage. she's a cheat. she's a liar -- >> reporter: and erin, donald trump also said today in florida that they have substantial evidence to prove that these accusers are lying and that information will be released at the appropriate time. that wasn't done today but all of the people we spoke with at the rally here today in florida standing by donald trump unfazed by these latest accusations, erin. >> thank you very much. "outfront" now our panel -- lisa jill hearth who filed a sexual harassment suit are donald trump and mark preston executive editor for cnn politics. i want to start with the breaking news. it literally is just crossing

into my e-mail right now. melania trump has come out with a statement, demand for apology and retraction specifically rerelated to the reporter. and she's the one who told her the story melania left and donald trump accosted her. said they would have an affair. later was in a imagine room waiting if her her. that's part of the account. it ends with her saying she bumped into the melania on fifth avenue. and this statement says that is not true. at the time in question mrs. trump would not even have recognized ms. stoynoff if they had accounted one another on the street and saying your false publication is actionable and gives rise to claims of damages. so they are taking issue, mark preston with three things. saying the reporter never bumped into melania trump outside trump tower after the incident. that the little exchange reported in the magazine between

melania and this reporter where she gave the baby baron a squeeze on the foot never happened. but what i find fascinating is it doesn't dispute any of the actual events that were sexual assault. >> well because how can melania trump say that they occurred. they didn't occur when she wasn't there. here is the problem rite now for donald trump. this is the second time we've seen his wife have to put a statement out in less than a week defending her husband against charges of in this case sexual misconduct on saturday afternoon on the basis that he was a good man and that he didn't mean anything by the comments that we heard on that "access hollywood" tape. when we see donald trump out there on the campaign trail having to open up all of his rallies trying to defend himself from multiple allegations, it just shows you his whole campaign is in absolute tail spin. i don't know how he's going convince people that, a, he didn't do it, and that b, he has the fortitude to be the president of the united states

in the final 26 days. >> scotty what is your response? melania trump here is questioning one aspect of this story that she personally would have knowledge of. she doesn't question the sexual assault itself. and this particular letter. and this is not a statement saying i support my husband or i stand by my husband. it is not even remotely close to that. >> well i think mark is correct. she only addressed the issues that concerned her. her previous statement did say she believes all the allegations are false and she's standing by her husband. and the words said were not the man that she had been able -- >> talking about the tape. >> talking about to be tape. once again -- >> -- the specific women that -- nothing about that. >> she already addressed it. this is going to happen every day. you might as well go on file 26 more names going to happen. the clinton campaign and the minions in the media are going to continue to pour out because they don't want to discuss once again the issues. we're talk about the hearsay. there is no hard proof proving

any of the allegations. this is complete mud-slinging and maybe if there was an ounce of truth them it looks bad when doing this 26 days before the allegations. i you should have done this if urn concerned about your safety and what happened to you and about future victims not being assaulted you should have done this in time. >> to be clear i just want to say that many of these, the one i know saw the tape of trump saying the thing about the tic tacs and it was so jarring for her because it happened to her that is why she spoke. some of the other women are coming forward because when anderson cooper asked trump if he ever did the things and he lied directly in the debate. -- how many women are calling you? we talked about ten women coming forward. are you getting any other calls? gentlem >> yes i am. and my client did come out back in 1997 so perhaps her claim at least could be taken seriously. yes i am getting calls from a

lot of women who are absolutely terrified. i spent hours and hours every day over the last week talking to women who are terrified because donald trump is out there threatening to sue people. and slamming them publicly. and they know what they are in for and frankly i have to advise of the good and the bad. yes it is terrifying to come out publicly when you are an ordinary person in a situation like. this it could also be very empowering to walk through the fire and tell your truth. but it is not something most people can do. even with a big mouth lawyer like me by their side this is really scary for a lot of people. >> how worried is trump about this? he's slamming saying it is categoringly untrue. the kwem are saying he's liars. how worried is the campaign about this right now? >> just the fact that he had a speech scheduled for 12:00 today in which the entirety of it was devoted to this issue, it is clear sign that they are -- worried may not be the right

word but infuriated is one way. and consumed by it. this is consuming his campaign. and that in essence is the problem. donald trump needs to shut this down. he can't control other women coming forward or not. but he has to shut it down. but he's not going to because it is personally calling to him. he wants to fight back and that instinct is what is going to cause this to continue and continue. >> the cycle to continue. >> it is a cycle. >> mark? >> just quickly to what scotty said. i think it is important to say we haven't seen melania trump out there defending her husband since you will of these allegations, physical allegations and altercations taken place. she did come up with a statement after the tape saying she was repudiated by what he said. but we haven't heard based on the implications from multiple women. >> what could she say. everything trump has said from his word to tone other people part of the organization and they are ripped to shreds.

never have i heard someone give them a compliment or that is good they were honest or even his apology. so what could melania come out and the last time she came out and spoke she was ripped to shreds -- >> this is plagiarism in a speech -- >> melania trump shouldn't be responsible for donald trump's actions anymore that are hillary clinton should be for responsible for bill clinton's actions -- >> -- >> -- conservative idea of personal accountability? >> that's also called honesty and truth. and this is pandora's box because right now we're saying women can come out and throw these things against anybody. even against the people within our own companies right now because there is no actual -- >> -- corroborating witnesses from ten, twenty years ago. so were they all plotting twenty years ago that they told a friend because they knew in 2015, 2016 donald trump was going to run for president? >> -- nothing was ever documented. it is not documented. in fact -- >> -- trial, a witness's testimony is evidence.

what do you want? videotapes? that is not how the real world works. >> there were witnesses in these cases. of course -- >> then why -- >> -- sexual assault as we all know is very complicated. all of you standing with me next we're standing live for trump about to speak live in cincinnati as ivanka trump is back on the trail today. dana bash tried to catch up with her. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you heard your father's tape? >> and damning video of donald trump talking about mike tyson and rape.

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tearing into the trump for his treatment of women. she slammed him in a scathing speech in new hampshire. >> this was not just a lewd conversation. it wasn't just locker room banter. this was a powerfully individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior. to dismiss this as every day locker room talk is an insult to decent men everywhere. [ cheers and applause ] the men that you and i know don't treat women this way. >> will the trump campaign be able to stop the bleeding with women voters? dana bash is out front. >> right donald trump gets the raucous crowds buzz his daughter's trip on the trail is speaking volumes. ivanka trump's whirlwind schedules is targeting the areas likely to determine whether her father becomes president. the suburbs of the philadelphia.

>> i wouldn't be able to go into the office every day if i didn't have a safe place to bring my child. >> she played it very safe, fielding several of the same softballs that multiple events, like why she thinks her father would make a good president, then darting out. ignoring our attempts to ask questions. first if chester county. >> ivanka what was your reaction when you heard your fur's tape. >> and later in delaware county. >> ivanka can you answer the question. >> reporter: she preaches to the quire, pennsylvania women already all in on donald trump. >> i'm -- >> reporter: you sound a little reluctant when you say that. >> well i think it's been a hard road. >> he wasn't saying what he does to women per se. i think he was just bragging. >> team trump is hoping local media coverage will help with the political reality not reflected inside these suburban philly events. gop officials privately tell us

that donald trump's 2005 comments hurt him big time here especially among women. a new poll shows trump trailing hillary clinton by a whopping 43% among female voters right here in the philly suburbs. >> the suburbs of philadelphia, because we got to get that vote. we want to get that vote. >> donald trump is the changed candidate and the right person to get things done. >> reporter: a group called "women for trump" is feverishly trying to do just that. even those not thrilled with his behavior. >> i'm a feminist. and of course it bothered me. however the topics that are facing this country are far greater than the words on that tape. >> on the suburban philadelphia streets, some female trump supporters say they are motivated by their opposition to hillary clinton. >> i think she's a liar. i think she's a fraud. i think she covers up a lot of things. >> but the owner of this yoga studio in west chester, pa, says

her female clients are now more likely to vote hillary. >> i'm hearing a lot of women that are really starting to dig their heels in and feel empowered about themselves based upon what's happening in the campaign. >> even some who say she's hard lir their first choice. >> if it were any other republican candidate maybe i would like try to write bernie in but it is just not the time for a protest vote. >> democrats at this clinton phone bank say trump is making their jobs easier. >> a number of people have said to me that what was sort of an i'm going to hold my nose and vote for secretary clinton has now turned into steadfast support. >> reporter: the question is whether ivanka or any trump can turn that around in under four weeks. >> and officials we talked to here on the ground erin, particularly republicans say they are shocked at how many undecided voters there are still in their polling.

vote ers that donald trump is going to have to turnaround because it is hard to see the electoral map reaching that magic 270 at this point without turning the blue state of pennsylvania red for him. >> ivanka trump has been would have been donald trump's most effective and touted supporters. you know this. and she was out on the trail today. gave her big speech a week ago about child care. but today she was on the trail. in the midst of him ranting for almost his entire rally about these issues of assault, she did not talk about it. she didn't defend him. you herd dana bash trying to get her attention. she did not say anything. how damaging is her silence? >> reporter: well i don't know what she can say. she looks up to her father. she adores her father. that is clear. they are very very tight at father and daughter. i'm not sure what she could say on the campaign trail other than

these are false. these are lies. this is not who my father is. she did say though several months ago to cbs news that my father is not a groper. she made that clear when some other allegations had popped up. so she has defended him in the past. her role in pennsylvania was supposed to be very key. which is interesting. now that we see hem slipping in the polls. pennsylvania is one of the states that he really needs to win. and she was expected to be quite a person to help him try to get the suburban women voters. but we see that he's losing women voters as well as male voters. >> scotty, i remember that moment. and it was -- it sort of made you cringe do hear ivanka trump have to say my father is not a groper. she's been his top surrogate. here is how she described him i think perhaps best to poppy harlow on cnn. >> he'd be amazing for women in this country. he would be incredible for women in this country. >> so scotty, before she's been willing to say that.

but now nothing. that is the question. why nothing now? >> because i think she's a very classy lady. these are still allegations. there is no actual proof any of these allegations have happened. so why address them? why give them more credibility or coverage in the news? why don't we actually address the issues. and iegt now you look at it. and hillary -- and you look at chelsea clinton has not been harassed by reporters running down the hallway about her father's allegations. some of those cases have been handled within court. there are proof in regards to bill clinton but nobody is hounding chelsea clinton. i think ivanka is saying i'm not going to address this. this is not what women are daring about today. and this is honestly how the democrats are worked. 2008 they painted john mccain as a sexist. said he was having affair with a lobbyist. and later on no we didn't really allege that. and 2012 made mitt romney up to be putting women in binders and denying --.

this is the democrat playbook soo wore used to. >> maria. >> the reason what ivanka is doing is necessary but not enough is because she's speaking to the choir. we saw in dana's report that she's not speaking to undecided voters. and she's speaking in these very safe forums. >> these are people voting for trump. >> if she were at rallies --. of course she would get these questions. even in small groups of women. yes this is an issue. it burns me when trump support essay oh we have to get back to talking about the issues. when you have a candidate who's demeaned and degraded and clearly from what we are hearing from these women, yes they are allegations but they seem to be really wrapping it up that he's acted like a sexual predator. this is 53% of the electorate that we're talking about. so when with you have someone who wants to be commander in chief as an issue. and that is why michelle obama's speech was so phenomenal.

>> fox news poll, clinton beating trump by 19 points with female voters. anything related to women is a core issue. he cannot win with those numbers. >> it is half of the electorate. it is not a niche group here. for e varng to come out and talk about this stuff would be i think quite extraordinary. she has to stay in her lane here. she needs to defend her father as a father figure as a businessman as she's done in the past talking about his hiring of women and promoting of women within the context of the business. but it would be really tricky for her to get muddied up in the stuff about his behavior, when she wasn't present for it. she may not know anything about it. and for her own business, i mean she's a businesswoman in her own right. i think ivanka would be really hesitant to get her name tied up. >> i feel really bad for her. because we've seen in some of the reports she's been the focus of some of his ogling as well.

how do you respond to that? >> it's ip possible. >> impossible position. >> and next donald trump's own words coming back to haunt him. like these. >> you had a young women in his hotel room late in the evening at her own room. >> why was he defending a convicted rapist in that case? and truz trump sending anti-semitic messages today? you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady beatrice, introduced the elizabethan ruff.

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donald trump about to speak in ohio. you can see at that rally in cincinnati a new poll showing trump with an edge on clinton, ahead by a point. within the margin of error. multiple other polls indicate the trump video is having an effect on voters. david, there are now a slew of new polls coming in that are in the most important states. and what are they showing in terms of the effect of this past

week? >> reporter: erin you showed that ohio pollem looks at north carolina. that is another critical state. a new poll shows hillary clinton with a four point lead. 45 to 41%. and then to her blue wall of defense. take a look at this pennsylvania poll. nine point lead here. 48-39%. that is a key block. in michigan, 42-31 a an eleven point lead. and in wisconsin, seven point lead. so that ohio poll is about the only welcome news donald trump has with the latest polls. >> and what does all this mean dav david? is it still possible for trump? >> we have four remaining battleground states here. let's give them all to donald trump. even though i just showed north carolina with hillary clinton leading, he's in the hunt in all of them. if he got all four of those he's

still shy of the 270 he needs. that is why he's making such a play in pennsylvania. he's got to win some of that blue territory. but i just showed you he's down nine points there. >> dave chalian, thank you very much. and more on the psh psh lunch is ready!

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