is a headline was with the donald in yen tampa a yesterday's. dc to was with us? pretty good. as your attorney general i have been waiting a long time to make america great again now we have 19 billion floridians and eight years has been enough.

i believe been in job creation. for eight years what have we seen? our jobs are going overseas. do you know, what? eighty years is enough. i believe in ridding our world of isis and so does donald trump. for eight years we have seen our world on edge and 80 years is enough. i believe on and -- and a growing economy for eight years overbid $18 trillion more than any other president combined. unreel. eighty years is enough. i believe in the constitution of the united states of america. [applause]

and we have seen have president and secretary of state trying to erode that away. eighty years is enough. i believe in our state's rights i am sick and tired of the federal government over reach. eighty years is enough. i believe in the strong military and brave veterans. donald trump plaza are veterans. [chanting] and for eight years we have seen our veterans have to wait in line to get the health care that they need. eight years is enough. i believe that as lead counsel that obamacare is a disaster.

they have fed us a life. more people may be insured but they cannot afford their deductibles and premiums are on the rise every single day . eight years is enough. donald trump will repeal and replace obamacare. i believe in the second amendment. [applause] that is slowly chipped away over eight years. eight years is enough i believe in the separation of power where we have of president and secretary of state who believe that using a pen and a phone that they can legislate by executive order. [booing]

eight years is enough i believe in securing our borders from the terrace of the world. for 80 years as your attorney general eye have seen the influx of cocaine and heroin coming into our country from abroad. eight years is enough. and i believe in our supreme court. i believe in the values of justice scalia and sodas donald trump. [applause] we believe in the rule of law and if anyone, anyone has any question of who to vote for in this election, talk to them about the supreme court because we know what donald trump will do.

he will put a conservative jurist on the bench to affect generations and generations to come. those that will not legislate from the bench. [applause] our system is broken and hillary clinton is the system. [applause] donald trump is my friend. donald trump is a good man and will make america upgrade again. [cheers and applause] to all those people that believe in donald trump make your friend and your family to go out and vote but is the most important thing we can do on the first-ever the voting my precinct was

passed out and guess he was in their? all those who want to make america great again. [applause] all of us will show them that the polls are rigged. god bless you and the families and god bless america. [applause] donald will be here any minute and he cannot wait to talk to all of you. ♪

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>> slidell side of the tallahassee car museum one of the battleground states in the zero washington journalists focusing on this week. focusing on florida on thursday while we wait for donald trump we will push a leopardi the program from this morning to look at iowa >> the next test of the morning is the first vice chair firms for the iowa democratic party welcome to c-span. >> according. >> of what to start looking at the polling data for the state of iowa showing mr. trump with the slight -- the good deed at this point but does that number concern you?

>> no. because it depends on what day or what poll or any number of factors for quite don't believe the polls select the candidates i believe it is a snapshot of time and a belief hillary clinton will do just fine in the state of iowa. >> our previous guest talked about the republican influence in the state down the state history you think that would be good for hillary clinton this time? >> i believe although i love probably could be considered a republican leaning state i don't think that's the case in recent history. barack obama won the state the last two times he ran i believe. i believe we had 12 years we

had a democratic governor. i believe we have a democratically controlled eye was senate. so i believe in this state they will look at the issues. when you look at the issues and how he has attacked when in and disabled people and how he has attacked veterans and prisoners of war, i don't believe that sells real well with the majority of iowa. there is the bass group that will support that and apparently our governor is. but i don't believe that the common everyday americans do and who is most egregious is how he can insult and what he thinks of when and how he treats them.

digest believe that those traits in the end will. hillary clinton to a victory in iowa. >> is there a way to see that i was caucuses? can you relate to one judaea other? >> the caucuses were very competitive. eight years ago hillary clinton lost the iowa caucus but this time around she won those with a narrow victory but she won in every stage. and finally she won that at the state convention. so i believe both lead the enthusiasm that that bill. her to a victory on november november 8. >> the first vice chair

joining us from the iowa democratic party so what is the on the ground effort there for hillary clinton? but about the hours you are investing? >> our organization personally a lot of time and energy with the time of volunteers that are out every day canvassing the absentee ballot request to collect those ballots if they want us to deliver them to the county auditor's. en right now for our organization and for the iowa democratic party that is job one.

working very diligently to get at the ballot request and to get the balance n. democrats have always had the great round game. seventy-four% of our membership voted in iowa four years ago that is high turnout. we are encouraging all members to go vote. at least participate in the process because in addition to the presidential campaign , we have a very competitive house and senate race here and i was and we want to make sure folks are of voting up back and down the ballot to take care of the working men and women and not those who don't need help. >> overall over those cycles

of voter fraud how is iowa set up to oversee that the votes are counted in a proper way? >> iowa is set up just fine. our state, auditor excuse me our secretary of state who is a republican has publicly stated there is no voter fraud and i was. so i have absolutely every confidence in the world of all 99 counties based on the county folks in the state folks that there will be no problem whatsoever with voter fraud here and iowa

and quite frankly i think there will be no problem with voter fraud in this country. that seems that mr. trump is singing out there is the attempt to drive down the voters not protect voter fraud but convincing people not to go vote and i think that is a shame. this is a constitutional right. everybody should vote i believe everybody's vote will be counted every confidence it will be done fairly and accurately yet the end of the day the votes will be counted and accurately. i am not worried at all. >> grundy center, a iowa. go-ahead. >> caller: my question was how, the representatives are talking more about the

pipeline coming through eye what? we don't need to be another flint michigan. >> there are opponents also lives of the pipeline issue. is an issue. i don't know if i have the opinion one way or the other . as long as it is done properly it will be okay. i really don't know. i am more concerned trying to figure out how we put working men and women back to work in the state, i'd give a fair and equitable raise them provide job security to raise their family with a roof over their head and feed them. i know people are passionate oval sides of the issue of and i hope they can be

determined without any more violence. >> just to put into context tell your viewers about the pipeline. >> areas opposed pipeline running across the state of eye what i don't exactly know where it ends up but it takes oil from canada from my end standing -- understanding it is toxic to take down to have their refined. not to only i love the south dakota or north dakota. so with those indian reservation land they don't want anything to do with that. farmers have welcome to the pipeline to come across the farmland and others have not . that is an issue of that is

above my pay grade. and for those that oppose it. it is not an issue i deal with everyday. >> in nevada, at iowa go-ahead. >> caller: when donald trump's first loss the primary in iowa he called them all stupid. could i get your opinion as to why people in iowa are still voting for him? >> to me that is the million-dollar question. he also said some very egregious things about veterans and about a family whose son was killed in action.

my son is an army veteran. i am a veteran. my son was hit by in ied. and for them to attack a veteran did understand why any veteran anywhere would support this man. and then to attack senator mccain from arizona because he was taken prisoner. things are just atrocious. in spite of every citizen that could with his 1% friends and those that support him with money and

other issues. he want to get my vote. and i hope and iowa will wake up on november 98 -- november 9th and hillary clinton has won in donald trump has lost in reaching back to figure out to fix the problems that in this country. we don't think he can fix the problem all he has done is defied and insight to groups in this country. that is my opinion that is what i firmly believe.

>> i have a couple of questions. is there anything to change the prison system in iowa by. >> eye what does not have the private prison system. do to the wisdom of the folks during the bill sac administration commitee one and passed a law to prohibit private prisons in the state of iowa. fortunately we don't have that plague here in this state. and i hope we never do. everything that has been publicized about private prisons and those companies that have those. you will pay for x number of prisoners.

you will pay. that is a scheme that i hope the state never gets involved in. >> talking to a first vice chair of the iowa democratic party from council bluffs iowa. >> caller: good morning. >> go-ahead. >> caller: i'm sorry. . .

>> the same way with the spy. secretary of state, i don't know that she can't talk about her duties as secretary of state. i feel she has done a wonderful job instead of listening people that say she is wrong doing these things. >> my opinion of hillary clinton may be different than others. i have known hillary clinton since 1991. i have a personal story about my

relationship with hillary clinton. like i said earlier, 2007 my son was hit by an ied in iraq. when i got the phone call i was on vacation. that is a tough call to receiver a parents and i know there are a lot of parents who received tougher calls than i did, my son was alive. but i made a phone call to my political director and i said, i would really like my son to be in the united states as soon as possible. so that his surgeries could be done here. she called senator harkin, who in turn called senator clinton. senator clinton made some phone calls, it really didn't know me, i met her for the first time when president clinton was running. she wasn't running for president, i was not her constituent, but i was a father

of a soldier who wanted his son back in the united states so i could be there when his surgeries were done. that happened. my boy was stabilized, put on a play, plain, return to the united states and had his surgeries done in texas. when people talk about her being a liar, not caring, not caring, not caring for other than herself and her family, that is not the hillary clinton that i know. every time i have the privilege of seeing her in talking to her, she always asks about my son. she asks about my 20-year-old daughter who is a junior at the university of northern iowa. she asks about my family. one of my best friends wife passed away in the last three or

four months. hillary clinton sent him a personal letter of condolences. this is the hillary clinton that i know. i know that everybody does not know her. i know that some people base their opinion of hillary clinton based on other news stations that have reported about her. that is not the hillary clinton that i know and i am sorry this is personal for me. it is. it is a lady who went out of her way to do something for a young service man getting back to the state so his wife and family could be with him when he went through the surgery. he is here, he is alive, he is pursuing his dream to become a professional bass fisherman. i will always be grateful for senator clinton for stepping up and helping make that happen. whatever she did, at least she took the call.

she cares about my son's well-being, and for that i will always be grateful. i think she's a very compassionate, knowledgeable, smart, and she is ready to lead this country. i think she will make a great president of this country after we elect her. and after she is sworn in in january of next year. >> let's go to lagrange, georgia. this is frank for our guests. and after she is sworn in in january of next year. >> let's go to lagrange, georgia. this is frank for our guests. good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i understand that the gentleman was saying and i'm so proud that hillary clinton was able to help his son but still the matter is what i am concerned about, and i think she is a good lady, i don't think donald trump is as bad as the media and people make him out to be also. right now i'm calling in between

to -- and might've been an isolated issue but hillary clinton and barack obama have destroyed our economy. >> good evening tallahassee! are we ready to have some fun #i'm going to introduce you to a gentleman and a few minutes, but first i want to tell you, our country is in trouble. we have a government that just spends like crazy, we need a president president that knows how to add and subtract. [applause] we need a president who knows how to read and understand the law we need someone who is not a politician. [applause] and we need someone in washington d.c. that knows how to say, you're fired [cheering

and applause] >> donald trump is going to be our new president, and i know i am from pensacola so i know were going to elect him. i know you will join us and we are going to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. he is going to start fixing this country from the minute he walks into the oval office. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, let let me introduce to you our new president, mr. donald j. trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> there is a lot of people. this is a lot of people. so that gentleman has a real bravery, the recipient of the congressional medal of honor. that is great stuff. [cheering and applause] thank you. in 14 days we are going to win the state of florida and we are going to win back the white house early voting in florida is

underway so make sure you get out and vote. we have a thing going on that they have never seen before, it is a movement. they have never seen anything like it before we are going to win and we are going to bring back a lot of good things including common sense to the white house. [cheering and applause] 75% of the american people think our country is on the wrong track. we have no doubt about that. we are going to fix it, we're going to get our country right back on the right track. together we are going to deliver real change that puts america first, america first. we haven't heard that term in a long time, right. we. we don't put america first anymore, we're going to start. starting next year, soon as we take office. it is america first again.

[cheering] pgh that begins with immediately repealing and replacing obama care as you know, it has just been announced, announced, that americans are going to experience another massive double-digit spike in obama care premiums including more than a 100% increase in the great state of arizona. they are going going up over 100%. think of it. everybody is going to be going up like that. they gave a number of 25% on average, on average, they know that is not true. they wanted to try to get out of, get in front, they know that's not true. it's much more. you are going to have 60, 70, 80, and 90% increases in obama care. we are going to repeal it to replace it and we are to get you great, great healthcare at a fraction of the cost.

[cheering and applause] one in five americans trapped in obama care will have only a single -- to choose from. even bill clinton with the craziest thing of the world where people wind up paying their premiums, doubled doubled in their coverages cut have. you know what, he's right. but he suffers at night, guarantee it. the democrat governor from minnesota said the affordable insurers are leaving, jobs are being lost and what wages are being slashed. it's killing individuals, and it is no good. deductibles. deductibles are so high you cannot use it. you will never get to use it. jobs killing obama care just one

more way our system is rigged. remember jonathan of mit, the architect of obama care he said they could pass obama care because of the stupidity of the american voter. the stupidity, he calls the american voters stupid. the only stupidity and is the stupidity of the politician who ran this monster donner throat. i will tell you, from the beginning i was against it. from the beginning i said it was not going to work, and to work, and it didn't work. it didn't work. it is going to get worse. hillary clinton wants to keep it.

she wants to spend a fortune on it. she wants to keep it. your numbers are going to get up, up, up, and year numbers are going to get worse, worse, worse. repeal it to replace it. [applause] this morning i spent some time with the employees at trump national in doral and miami. we employ thousands and thousands of people all over florida and the state is an amazing state. i am also proud to provide them with benefits, including healthcare. unfortunately, including health care. unfortunately, a small number of the people that work at trump national in doral, which is not miami are on obama care. a small percentage. as a said this morning, they're having tremendous difficulty. in fact a lot of them have said, can you take me off obama care. should i do it?

[applause] maybe i will. i will mention you folks when i do. but it is a small group but a group that is having tremendous problems with obama care because of what is going on with the premiums. and with what's going on with the deductibles. again, they can't use it. but we are going to get these people help. we're going to get the people of the country hell. we are going to start replacing it. we are going to have a great healthcare system in the united states and a system that you can afford. so remember, remember, if you vote for hillary clinton she wants to double down on obama care and make it even more expensive and worse. repealing obama care -- [inaudible] what she is and she should be ashamed of herself and our

government ought to be in be ashamed for letting it happen. we must win on november 8. [applause] we have the power in our hands in just 14 days, 14 days, can you believe this. i started in a year and half aware now down to 14 days. we had unbelievably tough nasty primaries, proud to say that's the toughest primaries in history of politics so we end up but now i have a nasty election

but we have the facts on our side. we're going to bring back jobs. we're going to get rid of obama care we have so many facts that we're going to cut our taxes. she's going to raise taxes. we are going to cut taxes. were going to save social security. she is going to cut social security. she's going to cut your social security. and your medicare. we have the power to deliver justice for every american who has been victimized by rising crime. and for every worker whose job has been shipped to another country and for every child trapped in a feeling, failing, horrible permit school. we have the power to rebuild the inner cities to trade by hillary clinton and the democrats in washington. african-american community has been betrayed. they had been betrayed. we are going to get tremendous african-american votes and we are going to get tremendous hispanic votes.

these communities have been betrayed. we have a chance to deliver justice for every taxpayer tired of watching their money being wasted in washington and for every single-look you know the story, every single voter. voter. what is happened to our country. who wants to fix a rigged system that takes your job, takes your freedoms, freedoms, and takes your voice away from you. [applause] together we will defeat the rigged system and the corrupt media. there is nothing more corrupt than those people. not all all of them, but most of them. they are a corrupt group. i will tell you what, i went to the last rally, we had thousands and thousands of people and i was watching one of these --

terrible people, c. and i was watching and within the crowd is not expected to be big. we had an airport hangar that they could use because the crowd was so much bigger we just move them out to the runways. we had some crab. look at this. and we always have. by the way, all of the country we have. you see what is going on, you see what is happening at the voting booths. the lines are three blocks long. i cannot tell you exactly but i see a lot of trump buttons, a lot of trump hats. a lot of shirts. we have a feeling, don't way that they will be voting for trump. i have a feeling. i have to tell you, we did not

need to do this. i didn't need to do this. i was on the other side. i talk about the other side. who knows the other side better than me. i was on the other side. i also knew because i saw what was happening, i love saw what was happening, i love our country, i love this country. i had no choice. so i was an insider in the day i announced, boy did did i become an outsider, wow! amazing. i became an outsider. i love it. we are leading a movement, the likes of which have never, ever been seen in this country. there is there is never been a movement like this. even the pendants that hate me say there has never been an event like this in the history of our country. we have to close it out on november 8. in your case, florida, you can go tomorrow and do your thing. but you have to close it out. otherwise, to me it is a waste of time, energy, money. [applause]

>> i tell the story of one of the pundits, not a good guy but that's okay. he said it doesn't matter if you win or lose, what you have done has never been done a politics. he he said it doesn't matter. i said wait a minute, it totally matters. and i said, if, if i do not win it will be a great waste, seriously of time, energy, and money. just a waste. so november eighth, we have to win. it is one of the great movements of all of the great movements of all time. let's close it out, let's knock out crooked hillary clinton, cook it as a 3-dollar bill. she is a as crooked as a 3-dollar bill. real change begins with ridding washington of corruption. hillary clinton bleached and deleted 33000 e-mails, lied to

congress under oath, it made 13 phones disappear, some with a hammer, and then told the fbi that she couldn't remember 39 separate times. you know her know her memory is a little bit off. [inaudible] we have also just learned that one of the closest people to crooked hillary with long-standing ties to her and her husband, listen to this one folks. you know, we wonder we wonder how did she get away with this crime when a four-star general, james dashmac, , four-star, one of the most respected men in the military

lied to the fbi once. he said he did it for national security purposes and i can understand that. he lied one time to the fbi and now they are going to put him in prison, perhaps for five years. [booing] >> the closest person in the world to hillary and bill's this person. they gave more than $6,675,000 to the campaign of the wife of the top official in the fbi who oversaw the investigation into crooked hillary's e-mail servers. think of this. you cannot do a movie like this, nobody would believe it. so the fbi -- and i have so much

respect for the people of the fbi. they must be going crazy and will what is happening at the top. these are great people. so think of this, so the head of the fbi was investigating her has a wife who wants to run for office. they give her not 1000, 2000, but $675,000, that is big money. that is big money. that is a big a big percentage of the money she raised. 675,000 dollars to run for office. this is a man that is leading the investigation into her. his wife get 675,000 dollars essentially from hillary get $675,000 essentially from hillary clinton. what is going on here? our country is rigged, it's crooked, and it's broken, i'm telling, i'm telling you. what is going on?

the criminal conduct of hillary clinton threatens the foundations of our democracy, and it really does. but we are going to turn it around. we're going to turn it around a new day begins for america and it starts on november 8. get out of votes. [applause] i proposed a contract with the american voter that will give government back to the people. the way it is supposed to be. by contract begins with the player to end the rampant government corruption that is all over the place. when everyone in washington to listen closely to the message i'm delivering on your behalf. i want all of the special interests who are used to getting there with, i fully understand that, to pay very close attention.

i want the entire corrupt establishment to hear and heed the words we are all about to say. if we win on november 8, we are going to washington d.c. and we are going to do what? drain the swamp. it is so corrupt. so corrupt. but have we we ever seen corruption like 675,000? i kept saying, how did she get away with this, she, she got a subpoena from the united states congress and after, not before, that would've been bad, but after getting the subpoena she deleted 33,000 emails. so she gets a subpoena from this tremendously high authority and she says this is bad news get rid of all the e-mails. by the way, boxes of information and emails two weeks ago were also just found to be missing,

you heard that right. >> how is she entitled to run for the office of president, and by the way, this is this is part of the rigged system. the system is rigged. under my contract with the american voter we are proposing the series of ethic reforms on day one to end government corruption. to end government corruption. those who violate the law will be brought to justice, there will no longer be two sets of rules in america, look at general -- and general petronius, his life was just destroyed from doing nothing compared to what this crooked person did at the very core of my contract is a plan to bring back american jobs. we are bringing them back. we are going to stop the jobs from leaving our country. we are going to start making things again in america, apple

will start building factories and plants in this country and we will make their products in the united states instead of china, vietnam, and all sorts of other countries. [applause] right now we are living through the single greatest job theft in the history of the world. that's what's happening. they're moving to mexico, it's a highway, one, one lane right into mexico. they get our jobs, our factories, our plants, they get our people, they get everything. they get they get the cash, i was say they get the cash we get the drugs in the unemployment, not to happen. or we will build a wall don't worry about that. we will build the wall. [applause]

[applause] who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> that's not even close. and by the way i met with the president of mexico to my two months ago. he is a wonderful guy. we will have no trouble. they cannot understand -- we have a massive trade deficit, massive with mexico and when people say they'll never pay for the wall, of course they will because they're making so much money, they, they make it at the border, everywhere. because their politicians are sharper and shrewd are then our politicians. i went to an ivy league school, i was a good student and you know what, there's no better word to describe, it's a horrible were to use, it's not terrible but i hate to use it,

but there's no better word, our leaders are stupid, they're stupid people, and telling you. obama, all this guy does his campaign for hillary who he can't stand. if you read what happened today with the server back and forth and he ended up knowing about even though he said he didn't, just came out on wikileaks, he he knew about it. if you see now why he's backing her over biden did you see where biden wants to take me to the back of the barn, me. i love that, i love that mr. tough guy you know, he's mrn he's mr. tough guy when he's standing behind a microphone by himself. he wants to bring me to the back of the bar, oh. some things in life you could really love doing. our nation has lost -- and by the way if i said that they

would say he is violent, how could he have said that, did you see what happened the other day? it came out that our rallies, we have the greatest rallies, the greatest people, is there ever a better place to be. but we had rallies that were rough and we had bad people, and the dishonest media would never say that, it came out that they paid thugs to go to our rallies and beat people up. and they gave them $1500 per day and an iphone. here's the good news, not so easy to beat our people up, you can can count that out. it's actually painful experience but they paid $1500 in and the media does not report that. they did not apologize to me. they're saying donald trump's rallies are out of control. they were putting people in our

rallies to beat people up. policeman with bad gashes on their head walking out. he sought in chicago. walking out with blood pouring out of their head. these people were paid to do that. they should be in prison. these people and the people that organize this, that is organized violence, that is real violence and you know what nothing would happen, can you imagine if we did it and one other thing, cricket hillary was given the questions to a debate right? you saw that. that. donna brazil got the questions and gave them to hillary clinton. now what donna brazil did is very dishonest and she should resign as the head of the dnc. should she should resign. what she did was very dishonest, but

did anybody here hillary said listen, i got the questions for the debate, with bernie the debate, with bernie sanders, i got the questions for the debate, i feel very uncomfortable, i know it's wrong , maybe i would like not to have that particular question. would that have been nice, but she's cricket hillary so the chances of that happening are zero folks. zero. and you don't. and you don't hear about that. did anybody here, i wonder if she got the answers and the questions to the debate i just had because we beat her very easily. >> i tell you what, did you see her after the debate? she was exhausted. you talk about low energy, i know some low-energy people but she's right in there. our nation has lost one third of its manufacturing, a deal signed by bill clinton and supported strongly by hillary clinton, we have lost, listen to this and i have said for two weeks when i saw this number is a typo, it has to be a typo, we have lost as a country 70000 factories

since china entered the wto, a bill and hillary back disaster. listen folks 70000 factories. you would not think that's even possible. i thought it was 7000 or 700, 700, i said you made a mistake. under my contract we will immediately begin renegotiating nafta. if we don't get the deal we want we will terminate nafta and get a better deal for our workers and our company. it is going be america first. the next disaster on the horizon is the trans- pacific partnership, a nearly 6000 page document that will drain our jobs and freedom. it will be another disaster, you cannot let it happen. if i am

president it is not happening folks. we are going to have a lot to say but we are not going to make these many multi nation. we're going to have one come on one, on one. we are going to have straight lines going into different countries. if they misbehave, if they do something bad it's called a 30 day notice of cancellation. and during that 30 days they will come back and will make a better deal. a trump administration will stop the trans- pacific partnership. hillary clinton called the tpp the gold standard and would approve 100% of it. during the debate she said she never called it the gold standard, but she lied. she lied, and during the debates when i said lying in the sand, the redlined redlined our great president said java line in the sand, will she said she was not secretary of state. she lied. she was. she was. that came came up in

the next debate, by the way you lied about this, i'm sorry, i did made it. we low won't let it happen because we will win on november 8 and we will protect every last american and every last american job. if we don't stop the tpp we will lose our economic independence for good, it is a big, big problem. that is what is at stake in the selection. this election has so many things going. number one, lower taxes, less, less regulation, and we get rid of obama care and we come up with a plan that is so much less expensive. [applause] so what we're going to do are a few things, the tax reduction will give a middle-class family with two children a basic break

of 35 percent. families will be able to fully deduct the cost of childcare for their taxes. we will lower taxes on our businesses from 35% all the way down to 15%. we will become a job generating machine. we will be so proud of our country again. we are not going to lose our businesses. if they decide to go and they want to make their air-conditioning units, they want to make their card, they want to send it through the border which now will become strong border, guess what, 35% tax, they're never going to leave. we will be a rich nation again but to be a rich country we must also be a safe country. that is why my contract includes major investments in federal law-enforcement efforts to dismantle criminal networks preying on her citizens.

and that's what they're doing. i will also keep us safe from radical islamic terrorists. radical islamic terrorists. hillary clinton clinton unleashed isis and on lease death and suffering across the middle east. it's spreading into our country. we are taken thousands and thousands of people from syria. we have no idea where they come from, we have no idea who they are, they're not properly vetted, you will see over the years what a mistake that is. you will see. she wants to know increase the high number already. were taken in thousands. tens of thousands. she wants to increase that number by 550%. you put her in as president, you're crazy. now she wants in her word,

totally open borders, there goes your country, there goes your country which includes an open border with the middle east. she she wants to allow people to pour in. the hillary plan with transformer country and leave us with generations of terrorism inside our shores. a trump administration administration is going to suspend immigration from their prone regions and will suspend the syrian refugee program immediately. [applause] we have no choice. we have no choice. let me state this as clearly as i can. if i'm elected president i'm going to keep radical islamic terrorist the -- out of our country. i will also defend the borders of the united states and yes we

will build a wall. it is so necessary. we will cancel all funding for sanctuary cities. [applause] thousands of americans have been killed by illegal immigrants, in january of last year grants, 21 years old was working at a convenience store, a wonderful young guy. in mesa, arizona when he was shot point-blank in the head by an illegal immigrant. the killer was out on bond roaming free despite a massive arrest record and everybody saying please do not let him go free. and he killed grants. in another incident, 25-year-old spencer was sitting in his car at a stoplight after dropping off his girlfriend. an illegal immigrant in a pickup

truck pulled up without notice, took took out a gun, did not say anything, looked at him and shot him in the head and killed him immediately. the killer had been deported four times, had a lengthy criminal record, and people that knew him begged, please do not let him in our country. i've spent time with spencer's mom julie. i've traveled the nation and met grieving parents whose children are dead because of our policies headed by obama and clinton. the government failed these american families. hillary clinton betrayed these american families. they have been alone in suffering, and suffering, abandoned by our nation's failed leaders. that's what they are. failed leaders.

look at our country. we don't win anymore. we cannot beat isis. we cannot win entrée. we cannot win on healthcare. we don't win anymore. we are going to start winning in january. believe me. we in january. believe me. we are going to start winning again. tonight we stand with these american victims and pledge an end to this longtime nightmare of violence. i have i have a message for the cartels, the drug dealers on the gang members. when i win, your, your long reign of crime and terror over this country will come crashing to an end very quickly. [applause] everything will change in november. just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days. to sum up, we are going to have the biggest tax cut in history and probably even greater we can go back to ronald reagan but i think it is probably going to be even bigger than that. we are going to have the biggest tax cut. and we remember this with the highest tax nation anywhere in the world and we are going to

have a big tax cut and jobs are going to come pouring back. we are going to eliminate every unnecessary job killing regulation. we are going to provide school choice and put an end to common core, we are bring in education local. [applause] we will rebuild our military, take care of our veterans, our veterans will finally be taken care of. how many. how many vets do we have here? a lot. i love the vets. we are going to support the great men and women of law-enforcement. we will save our second amendment which is under siege. it is under siege. and she's looking to do just the opposite. and i will appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states.

i am going to fight for every american in every part of this nation. i'm going to fight to liberate our citizens from violence, poverty, fear, and, fear, and the pain of having your voice ignored your government for so long. i'm going to fight for every person in this country who believes that government should serve the people, not the donors and not the special interests. i'm going to fight to bring us all together as americans. we are a a divided nation. we are divided into many different ways. we are a divided nation. we are going to come together finally will come together again. i love you too. he is a rough sounding guy. so whoever that guy is, i love him. he's a rough looking, he's a rough looking, sounding guy. who is that guy? he's a rough guy. but i do love love them.

i love everybody out here actually. just imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god saluting one american flag. [applause] once again, we will have a government of, by, and for the people. together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. [applause] thank you very much. god god bless you. get out and vote. get out and vote everybody. thank you. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> it is about 7:15 p.m. on the east coast in two weeks from now the pulse will be closing in florida and other states on the east coast. donald trump is wrapping up his rally outside the car museum in tallahassee, florida. one of the battleground states where focusing on this week on washington journal. and hearing from you. your thoughts on the candidate. if you support donald trump call area code (202)748-8921 if you support clinton it's area code (202)748-8920 if you support other candidates it's area code 2027 candidates it's area code (202)748-8922. with your television when you call in or send us a tweet trade we will take a few minutes of your calls and get your thoughts and reaction to the rally in

tampa florida. we heard earlier from hillary clinton and another part of the state on the east coast. we will go to temple, georgia and a donald a donald trump supporter. this is pam. go ahead. >> caller: hello. >> hello pam, go ahead with your comment. >> caller: hello. >> hello pam, go ahead with your comment i am calling to set stay my support of tron. i am looking for to him be in the new chief and commander of the united states when he wins the election on november 8. >> and how do you think his support is in georgia? >> caller: i think it is fantastic. >> here is a hillary clinton supporter, kevin. go ahead, kevin. go ahead. i heard the gentleman earlier, i'm not a hillary supporter and high agree with trump completely that the media is totally corrupt. trump is going to win the election. >> okay kevin we ask that you call in on the line that best reflects your point of view in

the election. i'm sorry that was kevin in west virginia. you do call in on the line that most fits your political view. we are are getting comments on twitter this one from wayne who is a donald trump supporter in tweets trump is for us. americans. it is about time for someone to fight for us. let's hear from let's hear from the others lined maggie in bellevue, florida. >> caller: hello. i'm not for either one of them. honestly i would prefer to go other at this point. it is it is either that or mickey mouse. i don't like the mudslinging either one of them are doing. honestly i don't trust either one of them. >> what you think when you get to the polls two weeks from today, who are you going to for question. >> i really don't know at this point if ivan want to go to the polls and vote. honestly. i really don't see either one of them, between bank i say with her and him with all of the nonsense he is going through.

i just don't find either one of them appealing at this point. i don't think either one of them should be in charge of this country. honestly. >> host: your view is reflected of the closeness in florida, it's one of the reasons were focusing on the "washington journal" as one of the battleground states. will. will focus on florida on thursday this week. on the hill this evening, reporting on the latest polls in floor to come here is their headline, clinton and trump in a close fight for florida. there clinging they say hillary clinton is clinging to it within three-point lead according to a poll released today. 48 - 45 percent. that lead is just outside the margin of error. in the bay news nine, news 13 florida decides survey, news 13 florida decides survey, libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson gets 2% trailed by jill stein, one percent. this

evening we're asking your thoughts, two weeks away from election day. your thoughts on the candidate spread we go to michael, hillary clinton supporter. >> caller: how are you doing tonight? >> fine, thanks. >> caller: is the first time i'm watching you on the show. i just happen to catch the trump debate, or the rally. i'm for clinton because when clinton said he is for all americans, i'm a black mail who can walk down any street in washington and not get shot. i think when he says he's from everybody and makes those comments like that, that is resonating with me. thanks so much. >> in is washington estate where you do the election there by mail, correct? spee-03 yes, sir. i just sir. i just relocated from california about three years ago where there is a walk-in to a booth. so washington is going to be my first presidential election in

the state of washington area. >> host: so you have not voted yet? >> caller: i voted today. >> host: okay. great. let's hear from mary, trump supporter. >> caller: hello. i'm calling them because i just watch the rally and i have been to two of them in south carolina. i felt this from day one when trump announced he was a blessing from god. we have to save our country. it is all about saving our america and making america first and great, like it once was. so that is my whole theme. i have just been mesmerized by his skill, his leadership skills. i said, i shook his hand, i said i we just all need your

leadership skills and always mentioned that you are self funding. >> you said you have been to two donald trump rallies in south carolina i presume, tell us what the rallies are like, what are we missing by watching on television? spee-03 you wait anyway, it's all it's all like me to greet while waiting. i was one time in hilton head at the westin hotel, and then the second time i saw him, february 17 february 17 where shook his hand, he signed my hat, i have, -- i was like melting. he says that everything that i think. >> and those hats have been a big part of the donald trump camp pain. the headline at washington post.com, donald trump's campaign has spent more on hats than on polling. he writes, i don't think there

is a data point that etter captures the weirdness of this presidential election cycle than the following, according to the federal election commission filings, donald trump's presidential campaign presidential campaign has spent 1,800,000 dollars on polling from june 2015 through september of this year, the most recent month from which data is available. the report the recent month from which data is available. the report also list $3.2 million spent on hats. in ohio is a hillary clinton supporter, go ahead. >> caller: i just want to say that i am so behind hillary clinton because when i listen to her speech i can feel that she is trying to relate to us. trump scares me. trump is insane. i cannot understand how normal people think that he has anything in common with us. he has been given money his whole life. he does not know

what it is like to work. how does he relate to us. how can anybody think that he is going to be able to accomplish everything he says without congress. he's just going to go and take out everybody and just decide what's going for us? he's just such a scary guy to me. i just pray that clinton is our next president. >> host: hillary clinton is picking up a notable supporter today, tweeting earlier today colin powell says he plans to vote for her and condemns trump. we cover to rallies today, hillary clinton earlier in florida as well as donald trump you just saw in tallahassee. al is up up next to donald trump supporter. from california. go ahead. >> caller: hello. i believe that if anybody can get the job done, that needs to be done it is donald trump. i do not trust hillary. i think she is too many things going bad against her.

trump is the media knocking him down constantly. i think trump is the man. >> host: that's al in california. another supporter on california's on twitter is jenny. she says california for trump, wish we had representation for conservative leanings. we are at c-span if you want to send us a tweet. on the others line in columbus, nebraska. matt who matt who are you planning to vote for? >> caller: well i like trump but i don't like clinton because of the clinton foundation and what she has done to haiti. right now year in syria where they're not even given the sanctions. for both european union and the united states, cancer fighting drugs to the kids over there. so she is over there in syria right now fighting, it's just going to be another disaster.

just like haiti in syria for the kids. donald trump, i like him because of his valleys but hillary clinton is too much fraud and everything else. >> host: okay, we go to francine and marilyn. a hillary clinton supporter. >> caller: hello. i'm concerned about hillary clinton because of the wikileaks and then obama's mess up with the insurance. i'm a black woman and i'm really like but my conscious. i can say this about donald trump. he's a fraud. >> are you supporting donald trump or hillary clinton? spee-03 hillary clinton. but i just want to make reference to, i think that at this point in

time that he's doing good. [inaudible] i totally support her and i will vote for her. >> doll trump spent a good part of the day campaigning and reacting to the news today. late yesterday actually on the expected rise of the affordable care act premiums in 2017. an average of. an average of 20%. a number of tweets from donald trump today including this one saying that obama care is a disaster, as i've been saying from the beginning, time to repeal and replace. a few more of your calls, your thoughts on the race. two weeks out. in wisconsin. >> caller: i cannot believe that anybody would vote for such a career criminal is hillary clinton. she has helped americans be murdered in benghazi, went into libya, and egypt and overtook

seven companies. i cannot believe anybody would vote for hillary clinton when she left the state department install $6 billion in 2010. when into haiti with her husband and stole hundreds of millions of dollars from the haitian people. i can't believe that anybody, anywhere in their right mind would vote for career criminal like hillary clinton. she doesn't belong in the white house, she belongs in the big house. she should she should be indicted, both her and barack hussein obama. >> host: when you talk about hillary clinton and bill clinton stealing money from the haitian people specifically, what are you referring to? >> caller: bill clinton went on their 2010 and instead of hiring independent contractors go in there friends of the clinton. in support of that the money that they got went right back to the clinton foundation.

and also, both her and barack hussein obama who is a radical is the comic muslim should be charged with treason for violating the united states constitution and violating laws repeatedly. >> let's go to the others line. >> reporter: imac chilly very worried about the future of our company. the fact that we have someone who wasn't it politics and somebody who is in politics and is clearly guilty of most of the charges that have not been brought against her but the american people are smarter and we can see clearly that government correction is happening. >> host: here is tara, next up in rocky mount, north carolina. a donald trump supporter.

>> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that i think that donald trump is going to make an amazing president. you can tell by the rallies that he has everybody fired up. people note that they want. i'm getting ready to go to a rally in north carolina tomorrow. he is doing a wonderful job. i think he really hit the nail on the head with anyone voting for hillary, they have to be crazy. >> i appreciate your calls the comments the cv. more tomorrow morning on washington journal. we been spending the week on "washington journal" focusing on the battleground states. tomorrow it will be pennsylvania. we will look at florida on thursday and wrap up with ohio on friday. earlier today we had the chance to speak to conway, donald trump's campaign manager. . .

take his message directly to the people. he can't really wait to get into the mainstream media to give him fair coverage. we do have paid advertising, nothing on the scale that hillary clinton asked. she's running a much more

conventional campaign and i believe an unconventional candidate like donald trump demands an unconventional approach. i will tell you steve lots of folks out there think the crowds at these rallies don't matter. i will tell you that enthusiasm and the momentum never abate the matter what the media stories are and how many fake tree laps hillary clinton and her friends are taking. folks are showing up 10 to 15,000 strong in the swing states for each trump be banned and that means something. if you are waiting in line for hours and hours just to say you were there when he was there you are part of the trump movement which is more of a movement than a campaign then of course you are going to come out and vote. we also looked at the returns in the early voting in the states places like like north carolina, iowa, ohio, florida. in other words where focusing on the fact that the rnc has helped us tremendously add absentee ballots and early balloting in

place and the data operation and field operations have been incredibly helpful in those aspects of the campaign. we are starting to see the fruits of that when early returns are coming in. >> real clear up politics average in states like florida pennsylvania and new hampshire get give the edge to hillary clinton and ohio donald trump only up one percentage point within the margin of error. >> well sure but that's what campaigns are for. we see mrs. clinton below 60 every year. the national polls don't matter as much but the more credible once it's a tighter race with the new nbc poll five points nationwide in the "cnn" poll yesterday hillary winds but she is never at 50 in the state polls. just suggest to me it's incumbent to represent the system of yours represent the status quo or more of the same. it's unlikely that the truly undecided voters are going to

write. what are the undecided voters going to learn about hillary clinton between now and election day that election day that they don't argue no? something is holding them back so to those voters many have decided i'm not voting for hillary clinton and now they want the closing argument to vote for donald trump. i think he did a great job in gettysburg and since then in the multi-stop states over the past couple of days. he's talking about the first president. amedi plan in a specific. they can go to the web site or twitter feed and look at it for themselves. education reform defeating terrorism certainly respecting law enforcement. repealing obamacare. the big news today is what we have always known that obamacare is a very bad deal for many americans. you have a 25% premium increase coming down the pike from one of

the largest insurers and that's what we have always had about obamacare. the best example of how expensive and expansive the federal government has become for many americans. >> as you well know any well know in you been asked to soften the number one criticism of donald trump's that he is that he has not been disciplined enough. you meant in the gettysburg speech and you talked about at&t time warner merger and the sonic user stepping on what was his major policy speech on his first 100 days of when you talk to mr. trump what do you tell them about that? >> first of all i think he has a right to defend himself and those were his words and his campaign. has to be his choice so i'm always respectful of that. secondly i think donald trump's at its best when he sticks to the issues because when you go to these rallies and listen to voters that's what they want to hear and he is a great advantage over hillary clinton in two ways. one is the issues.

she cannot straight face say obama cares a great deal for most americans. many people feel lower-quality less choice in less access you can't see -- say that she can stop isis from expanding. she can't disavow her own record on the russian reset. period. the issues that benefit him and the second thing as going for him as she doesn't seem interested in talking about the issues. if you look at her negative ads her entire campaign is almost all about donald trump. that's not a campaign about optimism. there's nothing uplifting. i believe many voters will reject that. donald trump outperformed a number of his polling averages in the primaries and because they think last-minute folks are saying you know what who am i if not a change maker? i want to take the country and indeed washington to a new and different and here's my plan to

do that. i'm going to leverage my chance to vote for donald trump. >> but may ask about utah. on wednesday governor mike pence will be in salt lake city campaigning. this is a state that is not voted for a democrat since 1964 when lyndon johnson won in a landslide. are you worried about utah? >> we want to make sure that evan mcmullen is running as an independent candidate does not win utah. he said he is running for president buddies more like running for governor of utah. i think the never trumper's put them in a position wanting to choke off the trump's path 273 utah which has been a great state but you get a candidate who shares a lot in the state to run in the state almost exclusively you can get maybe .7%.

the truth is anybody can win at 32, 33, 35% ago. in a state where governor pence has a friend in senator lee and where he recently -- he's on his way to colorado and nevada as well and stumping in utah. i take nothing for granted. that's my job and my job is not to chase every promising statewide poll and a player best resources their meaning governor pence and mr. trump. we are trying to do a tighter electoral not like candidates have done in the past. i look for the obama 2012 effort is a partial model in that even though some of the states that president obama and his team should look like they had foregone started to look much better for him as time wore on and started to improve against governor but he didn't visit those states. they kept him sealing the deal in places where he was competitive. he's obviously a smart

strategist because he came president. >> on s&l is get on you kellyanne conway. your reaction to what saturday night life did? >> was very flattering and adorable. my cousin said to me boy they followed you around for three days. i think on the family cited captured my life and my cheerful chaos with four children in a busy household. i think saturday night live is doing a great job transferring her skills between hillary clinton and me can't be easy. it's always good humor and we had a really good tea party laugh at my house over. tonight how about alec old when playing your boss? >> he is a mean rally think the old donald trump's a little bit, was a little bit more the donald trump that i know and obviously

kate buchanan is the hillary clinton character is supportive of hillary clinton in real life and alec ullman does not support donald trump so there something to that. but i think some of the comedy writing is really good. i just think people see via gracious and funny and humorous donald trump that i see. i think people who give him a chance to get to know him and listen to him to see that in him. isn't think some of the media coverage the theme of the 45 minute speech. how much time do they spend after the rally finding posters in shaping hand -- shaking hands and hugging kids. that says life blood of this campaign. he enjoys mixing it up with people and that's everything a candidate should be. even when people want to cover what he said i hope these folks

are getting the essence of donald trump as well. >> supplemented to the donald trump campaign joining us on the phone in new york. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you steve. all the best. >> host: from des moines said. "the des moines register." good morning mr. subby.

can you give us your take on why you think iowa is a battleground state this year?k >> guest: well, we have a pretty competitive presidential race here. both candidates have devoted a lot of time and resources and personal appearances in theesta. state. beyond that we have a couple of close congressional races that could help determine congress.ke it's definitely competitive and we are definitely feeling like there's a lot of attention replaced on the state. >> host: i come to iowa's history does that lean democratic, republican and has it changed? >> guest: it's usually close. if you look back at presidential politics over the last couple of decades, democrats have typically one. george w. bush won here in 2004 but besides that going back into the 1980s, democrats have typically one here here. there are signs that might be changing. the state has turned. sharply away from democrats and

president obama second term. his approvals have been way down. a 24 to election was very good for republicans. they won. pretty much across-the-board and so far this campaign trump has been running ahead here and it's good indications that he's the front-runner. >> host: when it comes to him running ahead how are his numbers doing poll wise and otherwise compared to that of hillary clinton? >> guest: we haven't seen a poll for a couple of weeks here. the latest one was "the des moines register"'s iowa poll which showed trump leading by about four points. i was immediately before the release of the video there imm reshuffled the race a little bit.hu prior to that we have seen the , lead for trump ranging from five to seven points so high single digits through the year. like i said it's been a couple of weeks and it shifted in aan significant way. >> host: is hard for people,e before we do that we are showing people a map of iowa with majorh

cities highlighted. can you paint the scenes as far as what areas do well for donald trump and what areas of the state do well for hillaryand wht clinton and the heirs of the state were both are. heavily. state, >> guest: the political geography of the state is pretty simple. the further was to go the more public and you get.fu the markey stu the morest, the democratic. the big population centers are des moines, the capital, cedar rapids, a few hundred thousand people lead democratic but both of those counties can be swingng counties. the other key swing area is the quad cities davenport and bettendorf on illinois border in the east. where is trump doing well? trump is doing well in rural iowa and his campaign has drawn a lot of attention on the small manufacturing towns where democrats traditionally haveve a been strong with waiver supported and trump iss

definitely focusing on that and there's an indication is doing well in those communities. at some, mason city, burlington and keo cut. >> host: as far as hillary clinton? >> guest: hillary clinton is focusing in on the urban areas, the suburbs. her campaign sees a row opening with suburban women. they have also focused a lot on college campuses. for the last several weeks we have seen a constant stream of campaign surrogates coming in.en often those the ban entertainers and sports figures. they have been spending a lot of time on college campuses in urban areas. >> host: jason noble is our guest from "the des moines register" to talk but i was a battleground state giving us a background of iowa itself.io 202-74-88000.

and 2027488001 for all others and you can give your thoughts this morning at c-span w. j. on twitter. jason noble talk about millennial voters, young voters. how are these campaigns appealing to them? >> guest: "the des moines register" iowa poll that we did actually shows trump ahead with voters under 35. that kind of goes against the conventional wisdom but he doesn't appear to have inroads there. there's a concerted effort to reach millennials and young. voters. you are seeing that in the clinton campaign and also independent rooms like next inn climate which has been on college campuses for months registering voters and trying to get them out to the polls to support climate change within this group case would be hillary clinton.

less of a focus than in other states. i think that the key demographics here are suburban voters, republican women., there's an idea that there may be voters out there, republican voters who supported marco rubio in the iowa caucuses 10 monthseh ago who might be willing to look at hillary clinton. >> host: when it comes to on the ground then, give your impressions of both the campaigl of hillary clinton and donald trump. what is there get out the vote machinery machinery like darren iowa? >> guest: you are saying a very strong ground game, get out the vote effort from the clinton campaign. they have 33 offices across the state, a lot of organizers and a lot of volunteers. they are bringing in famous surrogates. there are host of events tos encourage voting.

we haven't seen hillary clinton herself. she recently had two visits and she was the back here on friday in cedar rapids that we have had bill clinton and bernie sandersi we have had michelle kwan the figure skater here later today. all the effort geared toward getting people thinking about this race and enthusiastic about this race in voting in iowa's link the early vote time.een i think we have seen the candidates and donald trump and mike pence here quite a bit morr than we have seen at clinton principles. but less of the offense with surrogates in one group or another. we have seen a couple of women for job events. republicans are doing well in the early vote and getting requests for ballots from their supporters but they haven't done this well in getting the votesg back in the ballot box in this early vote.

matt. >> host: we will start with scott in greenville, north carolina on our line for others. you were on with jason noble ofe the "des moines register." >> caller: thank you for taking my call. what can we do in all honesty or lack of a better word to restore the republicans or constitutional government when as you can see in my humblee opinion the political parties today are corrupt, both of them and we are just basically for the first time we have one person as an outsider who has major flaws and you know who i'm talking about and i believe a flawed person and apolitical. i really believe that he has the

pulse of the nation in terms of getting people to realize how the country has gone downhill and that's the change in washington because of both political parties. people are fed up with it and we need somebody from the outside preferably not donald trump but what can we do to get somebody that's not from a washington insider that can bring about change and not have to rely onon both political parties and continue the corruption that's going to continue even if donald trump doesn't get in and we have four years of hillary and then we have another public and get in. we need to make change and i just wish the media and everybody would focus on that than just the personal flaws of the candidates. >> host: scott, got you. thanks. mr. noble. >> guest: that's a big question. you know i think the american

political process is slow. it's low by its nature and the nature of serving. in 20 million people but it is responsive and if there is a andsroots outcry for change and for moving the system in a different direction it will happen as long as people stand up and adopt -- vote for that change and do the things in the public arena to call for it. >> host: let's hear from mike who is in des moines. mike, go ahead. >> caller: just like you say, what i see, i drive a delivery vehicle everyday and i see a lot more trump signs in people's yards than i do hillary. hillary won here early in the early polls or whatever a ways back that i see trump it looks like anyway took the momentum

and it seems like violence or supporting trump or than hillary. i don't like that she is trying to cash in on just women's votes constantly. i just don't think that's right either but from what i see it looks like trump is more popular in iowa than hillary. >> guest: you know the signs on the ground, that's part of the campaign and my guess is that varies from area to area from neighborhood to neighborhood. i think you are right so far in the polling in the ways we have been measuring this race that trump has been ahead. it will be interesting to see over the next two weeks here how things come together and if the ground game in the organizationi and the get out the vote efforts for the clinton campaign change that dynamic has been in place.i >> host: one of the papers and the iowa highlights this morning about mr. trump claiming phony

polling over the last couple of days. does that resonate amongst iowa voters particularly republicans? >> guest: you know among histh supporters there is that sense that he is being treated unfairly by the media and i have talked to a lot of his supporters in the community at his events, people have responded to our polls in thepo definitely is a feeling among his supporters that there is a campaign against him not just by hillary clinton but by the medit and others. i don't know if that is shared much more widely beyond that. >> host: from dubuque iowa here is brian with jason noble of "the des moines register." >> caller: hi, how are you doing? >> guest: good, thanks. >> caller: yale it's no surprise the previous caller from iowa believes that there are more people in iowa voting

for trump than hillary and i won't mention that the color was white and male but for all the trump supporter's calling in and complaining about health care, if they would have voted for single-payer health care which most of the industrialized western countries have then they would realize a portion of the tax money to complain about paying all the time to, understandably so, would pay for single-payer health care with that money. if they realized and sipping a third party, the insurance companies and outrageous amount of money ever month for health insurance costs, and i had a couple of other thoughts. >> host: brian, let me ask you a question. why did you bring up the fact

about trump voters in the aspect of the white male. why was that important to bring up for you? >> caller: well it's speaks for itself, don't you think? >> host: will make the case. why did you bring it up?i >> caller: well you know i don't know if i want to get into the minutia of predicting theks jatement speaks for itself. >> host: jason noble what did you take from this statement then? >> guest: well i will tell you there is definitely a sense that trump has been rooted a lot in the demographics of the state. i was a predominantly white state. it's over 90% white relative to other swing states. swing states where hillary clinton is doing better and it also has a higher share of this electorate are voters without a college degree which is thencole another characteristic of trump supporter's. they tended to be white men tended to be voters without a college degree and we have more

of that is as the share of a elect took -- a lector at which may share the appeal. >> host: tom, hi. >> caller: good morning pedro, good morning jason. a couple of quick questions. jason what he phineas or political affiliation? >> guest: i'm a registered no party voter in the state of iowa. >> caller: have you made in the past year and a political contributions any political party? >> guest: i have not. >> caller: finally, i am concerned about the case release of the nine or more women and what has to register down on those individual females who have come forward?

>> guest: "the des moines register" is part of the network and i will tell you the national story is like the accusation of mr. trump are handled by "usa today" and run in our "usa today" section of the paper rather than reported on an edited by reporters at the register. >> host: from missouri are line for others, it k. is up next. hi. >> caller: hi. i'm sorry my voice has been damaged in surgery.ag i'm not sick but anyway i would like to ask your guests what distresses me this year is the discussion of what to do to maki a difference in the lives of the ordinary american people has just been eliminated more or less in discussions of pure. politics. what kind of mass transportation

do you have in iowa? game people get from one town to another on public transportation or do they have to own and maintain their own private vehicle as we do in missouri? i am concerned of course about do you have enough doctors? i know we have a shortage ofhe d doctors in the united states and there seems to be no discussion of producing more and allowing american young people, more american young people to study medicine and graduate programs. i know they are quoted in these schools across the country which i am not sure i agree with. >> host: mr. noble do you want to take any of those? >> guest: yeah i think it's an important issue to make.

a lot of voters it feels like it's been a personality and politics driven campaign rather than the one that talking about substandard issues and that's been a real disappointment for voters across-the-board. i think when candidates are trying to talk about policiesan it's sort of drowned out and may not show a willingness to dig in on the details and instead are focusing on character and past history and things like that. >> host: mr. noble can we take you away from the presidential race for a quick moment to talk about senatorial races. chuck grassley, how is he doing and set the stage for us. who is he running against and how is that going? >> guest: sure. 6 chuck grassley chairman of the judiciary committee is facing democratic challenger patty judge who is a former lieutenant governor and secretary of agriculture here in the state

ricci came into the race back in march right around the beginnin. the discussion about the supreme court. senator grassley is playing a key role in the senate in the nomination process. the guy in the judiciary committee who has refused to hold hearings for the nominated judge merrick garland. the judge entered the race as that was all heating up and i think under the calculation that would be a defining issue in this race really hasn't happened. chuck grassley has had a comfortable lead throughout thia race. in last iowa poll we conducted he was leading by 17 points. he is very well-funded as you can imagine with a six term incumbent and has been much more present on the tv and more visible in the campaign. at this point it looks like he is headed toward a comfortable re-election. >> host: (202)748-8000 four of

those 11 iowa. focusing on i was a battleground state and looking at other battleground states.to fol to follow up on that jason noble taking look at outside money in the congressional races. can you tell the folks at home about the story of what's going on? >> guest: sure, the story focuses in on two congressional races in the state of iowa. the first district which is northeast iowa, cedar rapids traditionally democratic areashs and the others at their district which includes the des moines metro and point southwest.t both have freshman republican congressman and both appear to be very competitive. the story reference was looking at the money that's coming from the campaigns and outside groups seeing a lot of spending on tv ads and other voter outreach which indicates republicans and democrats nationally are competitive and are seen as

potential pickups and republicans see them on -- well over $3.5 million. >> host: by the way if you want to see the district debate of iowa take place live wednesday at 1:00 represented david younger republican and jim mauer the democrat. you can watch it is part of our c-span 2016 coverage live this wednesday at 9:00. outside spending when it comes to the presidential campaigns jason noble can you paint a picture there? >> guest: we are sayinges outside spending in this presidential race. priority usa is at big super pac spending money here. there are a couple of packs supporting donald trump as well. the bulk of the money being spent in i won tv is for the hillary clinton campaign itselfp if we have an seem quite as

robust in the presidential race compared to the congressional races. >> host: hertford south carolina on our line for others is jim. hi. >> caller: good morning, how are you? a quick comment about her guests making that comment about the candidates not talking about the issues.ey we say don't talk about the issues because they think they know if they told the american people the truth and talk about the budget deficit or the tax increases of the spending cuts people would want to hear it anyway.ink hill i think hillary and trump know this so i think it's a lost cause. i wouldn't blame it really on the candidates. i blame the voters who really don't want to hear it in the people that we are electing who know this and aren't going to broach the subject. >> host: mr. noble? >> guest: that's one way of

looking at it. at some point somebody needs to make policy. >> host: lived here from and i will president in clive, iowa. evelyn, you are on. go ahead. >> first i wanted toto congratulate the register on i what i think is an excellent writing on this and the stance it has taken. i think the register was one of the first major newspapers that kick doubt of any trump rallies or anything having to do with trump and then trump went on to battle the "washington post" and other major newspapers and given the importance of the media in america, i just wanted his opinion on the effects that has

on the election where you have a major candidate who is fighting the media. >> host: mr. noble. >> guest: sure. i can speak to the registers experience a little bit into your other question. our editorial board which givess an opinion on better politics has been very critical of donald trump over the last several months.n the caveat here is i don't take part in those discussions or have a role in that but the editorial board has been critical of trump for many months and it led led to four times that getting press credentials and the axis that other journalists for getting to his events. didn't affect their coverage much because we were still ablee to get into the events and covel

them with the general audience. but how has trump's view in the media affected his race affected his race i think was evelyn's question. he definitely made it an issue and they think it's something for him that has rallied hispo supporters then created a sense of solidarity among his supporters. the broader effect, i do worry that it undermines faith in objective journalism but i don't think it's anything we can come back from. >> host: mr. noble, one of the topics the candidates are addressing her jobs in the economy. iowa's current unemployment rate is at 4.2% and also other information at the meeting the family household is $50,000. how did those factors play out as far as how people decide to vote but especially when i look at economic features?

>> guest: sure. i think that is kind of an important distinction that voters are going to make between the candidates. we asked the question in our latest poll about how you feel the direction of the country is going and the differences were stark between the two parties in between this clinton and trump. trump supporters, more than 90% of our iowa polls said the country was on the wrong track and among clinton supporters there was a majority or a slight majority said the country was on the right track. right track, wrong track question goes back to how a voter is feeling about their position and their opportunities in life and the numbers overall that you reference in iowa are pretty good. the unemployment rate and the

income is relatively good but i don't think that's uniformly felt across the country and some of the smaller communities where a big employer has left in recent years and nothing hase come in to fill the gap, there's a real anxiety about life in the community and the way the country is going in the people that are feeling that anxiety in a lot of ways are going to trump. >> host: let me be more new ones.siness if you are in the agriculture business in iowa are you a candidate that is elected differently as well? >> guest: the question is an interesting one from the agriculture industry. corn prices and other commodity prices and iowa are down.owow they are down at or below the cost of production which is not good for farmers. there is a lot of angst over the obama administration and the way it's handled subsidies for ethanol and