doing as much as they can to hurt people in north carolina and line their pockets. the duke power thing, it is sad. mccrory has been a very sad governor me. host: ok, and lorraine is telling from caliph tornier -- on our democratic line. what do you think of governor brown's performance? caller: i'm not really familiar morethe political climate than everything that has been going on this year.

host: what has been the biggest issue for you? caller: the biggest issue for me divideeveryone is on the from all walks of life. i feel like there is a lot of tension between the candidates and a deal like right now, we need columnist -- calmness. between the republicans and the we need to come together with a plan that will work for all of us. host: that is it for today is "washington journal." tune in tomorrow when we return. have a great saturday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

visit ncicap.org] >> a live look at the florida state fairgrounds in tempo where donald trump is holding a campaign rally today, the first of a number of events today for the republican presidential nominee, and our life road to the white house coverage here on c-span. this isn't the first we are covering today as well with the candidates and their surrogates. while we wait for this visit to get started, which it should shortly, several campaign has recently released by the republican and democratic national committees, we will show those to you. president obama: all the progress we have made in the state in this election, tolerance is on the ballot. ending mass incarceration, that is on the ballot right now. after we achieved historic and 2012, 2000 eight

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our route to the white house coverage continues today on c-span. after donald trump speaks, we will open up our own lands to get your reaction to his remarks, get your talks on the presidential race as we are down to the last three days before the election on tuesday. later on today, or eastern time, we will bring you senator tim kaine, the democratic vice presidential nominee, from fort myers, lorna. then in the little theater then, later tonight, a rally with hillary clinton. while we wait or the event to get started, part of today's "washington journal," a discussion on senate races across the country.

state a couple of red that are going to be in the hands of her publicans, then you , so potential battlegrounds those are kind of the six races that are the closest, and also wisconsin becoming a little bit closer as we had down the stretch. way, it'ses go either going to be pretty tight one way or the other. host: you write that republicans are confident they will hold on to seats in republican ohio. democrats donated to try to keep

the state in play. contest in argue the wisconsin has narrowed recently. the same democratic outside group added $2 million to bolster former senator russ feingold, who is running against senator ron johnson, leaving six races that will likely determine the senate majority -- indiana, missouri, north carolina, nevada, pennsylvania, and new hampshire. leading into the last few weeks, it appears democrats have the advantage in these tossup states. has that changed? >> it has changed a little bit. i would say their advantage has narrowed a little bit as the polls in the presidential race has tightened a little bit in these states. i still think democrats have a slight edge because there are so many different ways to win the majority. are pretty secure in illinois and still feel pretty good about wisconsin, so that is two, meaning within those other

states you mentioned, they would just have to win to know about those races, whereas republicans would have to carry nearly every single one of those races to keep their majority. democrats still have a little bit of an edge, but things have definitely narrowed over the last week or so. democrats can call 202-7 48-8000. republicans, 748, 8001. independent voters can call 748-2002, and those supporting third-party candidates can call 202-7 48-8003. what is the most surprising race in your opinion right now? to still be this close this late in the game? host: i think probably missouri is the most surprising. if you look across the map, a lot of that are competitive in .he presidential race

, running jason kander against incumbent roy blunt, and he has really caught the attention of missouri voters in the way that people in washington did not expect early in the cycle. he is going to need to be able to win a decent chunk of donald trump voters if he is going to win. on have a democrat running an anti-washington, anti-incumbent need change in and trying to appeal to donald trump voters, and if he is able to pull for dust. republicans voting for trump, he could win a senate seat. that is the most surprising race at this point, i think.

guest: --host: dawn is on the line. this may be a little early in the show for this question, but what effect have the james comey letters had? guest: most of the people i have talked to think that it has had an effect on the margins, some maybe thinking about supporting hillary clinton or a senate democratic candidate might be rethinking a little bit. it might be having a little bit of an effect on the margins with some voters, but in races that are 50/50, that could be a really big deal. or 2% oflled over 1% voters who decide they will not support a democrat for senate because of this or they hear from her publicans making an argument about you need a check on hillary clinton because of the e-mail scandal or anything

like that, that could be -- they could be convinced by that. i would say it has given republicans a shot in the arm, but it has not had a major impact on many of these races. one of the close senate races is between pat toomey and katie mcginty. let's take a look at as supporting both of those candidates. >> right here, this man, and illegal immigrant is arrested for aggravated assault. federal authorities attempt to detain him, but as a sanctuary authoritiesl refused to detain him. then the unthinkable happens. >> sickening development, accused of raping a 13-year-old child. >> katie mcginty still refuses to support philadelphia plus being a sanctuary city.

how could she? >> the bank forces you out, no warning, no hearing, a lending practice so outrageous most it.es bandit -- banned is now using his power in the senate to help himself, voting to that rules that protect us and crackdown on big banks. pat toomey, out for himself, not us. host: talk more about this race in pennsylvania? what's the latest? who is up? guest: our polls have mcginty of by about three percentage points. it has been a pretty in that race for the most part. it seems like mcginty has a little bit of an edge right now, but you got a real good snapshot right there. sometimes we think these races are all about if the republican

supports a donald trump or the democrat supports hillary clinton, but those ads are a real snapshot of what the parties think are the key messages, the republicans have been attacking mcginty on the so-called sanctuary cities in philadelphia a lot. they think that is an effective message because of the position she has or has not taken on that. at the same time, democrats think attacking senator toomey for his ties to wall street will be particularly effective this year. this is no a neck connect race. i think if hillary clinton has a big win in the state and there is massive democratic turnout, that will be a real boost to katie mcginty. she hasw, it seems like an advantage in the polls. david is on the line from arkansas. good morning. caller: good morning. i think you will find in the last few days is exactly what you have town since the

obamacare premiums went up. you will find that illinois and wisconsin -- in illinois, i think it is gone. in wisconsin, i think ron johnson still has a chance. i think ron johnson has been a very good senator. beatjust had their tails in the last few years with the governor, but i think the other six are going to go republican. the wind is at their back, and i think the wind will stay at their back, and there is one crucial thing i have only heard mention just for about 10 seconds on one of the tv networks, and i'm really surprised because this could direction ontire only of the presidential election but the down ballot elections, and that is in the year 2000, hillary clinton in an effort to win the new york state senate election -- there were about 24 puerto rican nationals that had been convicted of

bombing all kinds of places all over the northeast and the united states. they were in prison for, like, life or 20 to 30 years. she had eric holder, through president clinton's blessing, these lifelongn criminals, people who had committed murder. the only reason they did that was to get the puerto rican vote . guest at's get our chance to reply how these and other factors weigh in on the senate race. details do not know the of that case, but he did hit on an interesting thing, which is the obamacare premiums. this is something that republican think when combined with the news about fbi director comey plus letter, republicans obamacarerise in premiums gives them another opportunity to go on offense at

attack democrats. in some states where the race is not that tight but still fairly tight, and north carolina, republicans think that attacks on obamacare and democrats' support for it will be particularly affected down the stretch. wisconsin is another one. he mentioned wisconsin is a state where there is some momentum. republicans agree. they think there is some real momentum in that obamacap attacks down the stretch will be really effective. it is another thing republicans think gives them a chance to go on the attack and the final week of the election. host: and a little bit more about that race in wisconsin, perhaps the most intriguing contest in this group of tight senate races is in this group. republican senator ron johnson witheen left for dead, but , good news foron

russ feingold, but then a funny thing happened. democratic organizations started investing a ton of money in the state. the question is -- why? well, they clearly knew what they were doing. a poll found feingold up by only one percentage point. talk about how the push and pull has happened in wisconsin. this race was basically bank does a win for democrats, and it has kind of flown under the radar. so many other competitive races, but there has not been a lot of attention on wisconsin, but ron johnson has run a very careful campaign. he has tried to run a lot of positive ads to increase his name id in the state. it is interesting in that the incumbent needs to increase his name id because russ feingold has been a senator and a lot of wisconsinites know him very well. a lot of polls had feingold up by double digits.

things have kind of shifted and gotten closer and closer, and i think the real key is to look at with the outside groups are doing. you had a bunch of republican groups jump in in the last couple of weeks and think that if we make a real investment in wisconsin, there might be enough omentum in the polls to push this thing over. democrats answered with a couple million dollars in advertising that will run through election feingold. to boost if you talk to democrats, they are still pretty confident in russ feingold. they think this is sort of a wasted effort by republicans down the stretch. they think this is still a race that favors feingold. polls, itk at our does by a couple of percentage points, but the key is it would give republicans a huge boost and make it much more difficult for her publicans to find a path to a majority of they lose a state they really have was going to be in their column. host: tony is calling from new jersey on our democratic line.

yes, good morning. here we go again. toomey andinty -- mcginty in pennsylvania. now, here we go again. here we go again. every time around election time, something happens, and i don't know if your guest is aware of what is going on in pennsylvania as far as the strike, all the rail lines were people do not have cars to get to the polls. here we go again. thrownald trump wants to up election fraud. you understand? you see where i'm going? here we go again. let's let james have a chance to respond to what is going on in pennsylvania. guest: i do not know details on where the strike is at this point, but it could be a concern for democrats because

pennsylvania is a state that does not have early voting except with certain excuses for absentee ballots. you need a massive get out the vote operation to make sure voters show up to the polls on election day, and and a little factor that depresses turnout, especially in the philadelphia area, which is so key for democrats, could be potentially problematic in a race like the senate race they expect to be extremely close. i think it probably has less of a chance to hurt hillary clinton , but any factor like the transit strike that could depress turnout just a little bit for democrats is certainly something that is troubling. another key close race is in new hampshire between maggie hassan and kelly ayotte. let's take a look at a couple of ads from that race first. >> months of degrading women and bulger insults and kelly ayotte supported donald trump through all of it, even calling him a

role model. now, she suddenly claims the opposite, a political calculation just to reelect herself. what else has kelly ayotte done to get reelected? she has voted with the coke brothers-- the koch 90% of the time. kelly ayotte -- doing what is right for herself is just wrong for new hampshire. maggie hassan, and i approve this election. casee fbi is reopening the after new e-mails were discovered. >> hillary clinton's campaign is fighting a political firestorm. >> do you think she is honest and trustworthy? >> i support hillary clinton for the presidency because -- >> it's a real bombshell. >> reopening an investigation that was closed. >> pertinent to the selection. >> do you think she is trustworthy? race the presidential weighing heavily on that state.

>> the presidential race is looming large in that race and has been throughout. ♪ ["proud to be an american" plays] mr. trump: thank you very much. wow. [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! trump: thank you very much, folks. we had a little difficulty because we have about 3000 people, maybe 4000 outside.

should we wait for them to come in the? >> no! trump: i agree. let's get going. you people were here from, like, , they tell morning me. thank you very much. and we don't need jay-z to fill up arenas. we do with the old-fashioned way -- because you love what we are you want to make america great again. i actually love jay-z, but the language last night -- ooh. thinking, maybe i should try that. said that? ine if i he used every word in the book. i will not even use the initials .

by the way, in hershey pennsylvania, we had 20,000 people show up. far more than jay-z had with their free tickets. , and i like them both, but he used language last night that was so bad, and then hillary said, "i did not like language."p's lewd my lewd language. i tell you what -- i've never said what he said in my life, but that shows you the minas of politicians and the phoniness of the whole system, folks. in three days, we are going to win the great state of florida, and we are going to win back the white house. begins with

immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. announced thatn the residents of florida -- i'm sorry to tell you this -- are going to experience a massive double-digit premium hike. i say this to everybody. i just don't want to destroy the spirit in the room. it's going to be a massive hike. so, congratulations. it's not going to matter because if we win, i'm throwing it out anyway. but get ready. you are going to have a big, big, big hike. hope only, it won't make a damn vid of difference. in the great state of arizona where i was just a couple of days ago and where i'm going, premiums are going up by more than 116%. boos]

mr. trump: going to go higher than that. over 90% of the counties in florida are using obamacare insurers. over 90% of the counties. youremember -- and most of were there -- almost all of you felt this whole movement right from the beginning when we came down for the primaries, right tackle we got 66 out of 67 counties. is just a place i love. my second home. i'm here all the time. i might know florida better than you do. but my second home. but with a 66 out of 67 counties. that has never happened before. we almost got that last one, too. i see maybe even more enthusiasm right now than i did then.

[applause] see thep: you tremendous lines of people, and they have trump hats on, make america great again. but they have trump hats on and buttons and shirts, and they are in bc, and you see you see these people -- [crowd boos] mr. trump: the most dishonest people. there is one line where it was like 100% trump regalia. maybe they are in disguise wearing buttons, shirts, trump hats but are actually going to vote for crooked hillary. do you think that is possible? but you see these lines, and the woman would say, "yes, i would ay it's very evenly based." the great state of texas, you heard -- can you believe all these people at 10:00 in the

morning -- great. they got here at 2:00 in the morning. of texas, ante incredible place. we have these massive crowds, and about two weeks ago, i was hearing the phonies in the media, and they are going very, very strongly, "texas is in play." we have a hillary clinton person. are they paying that person $1500? get 'em out, please. out.em >> usa! usa! usa! usa!

usa! mr. trump: i must tell you that bernie sanders protesters had much more enthusiasm and spirit than this one. the problem with these hillary make alls is my people the noise. you cannot even hear the person. by the way -- before i get to texas, did you see yesterday, --ma screaming and screaming [crowd boos] mr. trump: and screaming. just like the way he runs the country. nobody listens to him. screaming, ok? and i wanted to see the protesters because these lying, thieving people back there, the myia, they don't ever show crowds. i was saying to them the other night in hershey, "you've got to show -- you got to turn the them rightery one of

in my face. the only time they will turn the camera is if there is a protester because that is a bad thing. an obamat, they had protester, and they would not turn the camera to the protester. first time i have seen this. he kept screaming over and over again. about three weeks ago, they would say -- they do these phony polls, right? some of the polls are good. i only really acknowledge if i'm winning, and by the way, we are winning in a lot of polls. lot of polls. [applause] mr. trump: we don't have enough time to talk about it now. there's too many of them. "blackshose signs -- for trump." that seems to be the big surprise so far of this election. thank you fellas.

that is so great. that is great. thank you so much. that's a great honor. believe me, that is a great honor. they keep saying "the great state of texas is in play," and it is supposed to be a republican stronghold. i call my people. i was just there, we had a crowd, 20,000, 22,000. they had a line that went so long that local media is much .ore honest they were showing a line that when all the way -- literally, it went miles. and three weeks ago, "texas is in play. it's even a tough -- it's even."

and they say that's bad news. bad, i don't want to lose texas. we aretle problem -- killing them in texas. we are killing them. a guy gets on two days ago. a man named sid miller. do not really know him. wearing a big, beautiful, white cowboy hat. in fact, i want to find out where he got it. pretty nice. he says, "you folks are getting it all wrong. we have never had anything like tellin texas, and let me you, all those folks, they are voting for trump. they are not voting for anyone else." [applause] so, texas, we are doing great in texas. we are doing great in new hampshire. we are doing great in iowa. we are doing great in ohio.

againeft, going back soon. doing phenomenally well and in northolina -- carolina. i think we are going to win pennsylvania. [applause] are going tok we win pennsylvania. we are right there. even is not, like, my thing. but they had me way down in pennsylvania, and last night, .'m looking "jim, trump is even now in ." nsylvania, too because they protect hillary. i do not understand it. i do not understand why. when this is all over with, i'm going to sit down with the dishonest media and have an honest top. what is she going to do? she is a dishonest person. she has no energy. you know, you need energy to help this country. for instance, i'm going to be

doing five or six of these every day. you need energy, folks. she goes home and she goes to sleep. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! up! her mr. trump: you need a lot of energy, so we are going to be doing at least five of these today. the arenas are all packed across the country. we are going into different locations, into what they used strongholdscrat where we are now either tied or leaving. we are going to minnesota. we are going up to minnesota, which traditionally has not been republican at all, and we are doing phenomenally. we just saw a poll. phenomenally well. we are doing well everywhere.

we are doing well in places that they do not believe. they are saying, "what's going on?" anyway, with obamacare, getting back to the boring subject -- it's always a waste of time talking about it because when we terminate it, all will say is it was a bad experience for the american people. premiums are searching because of obamacare. companies are leaving, insurers are fleeing, doctors are quitting, and deductibles are going through the roof. high as 50,000 dollars, some higher than that. yet, hillary clinton wants to double down on obamacare, making it much more expensive. you know what they are going to do to her and obama -- you know what they're going to do, her and obama? they are going to show you that it works.

they listened to trump, never give up. we don't want to be shown. it is catastrophic. i'm asking for your vote so we can repeal and replace obamacare and have health care for every great in florida and health care. real change also means restoring honesty to our government. know, the fbi -- and i give them a lot of credit because they are fighting forces that they are not supposed to be has reopened its criminal investigation into hillary clinton. [applause] they are also conducting a second criminal investigation into hillary clinton's pay for play corruption at the state department. you see what is happening there. it has been confirmed that the 600 50,000 e-mails they

-- canred -- by accident you believe it? 650,000 -- that is a treasure trove. that is going to be a lot of -- bad e-mails in there. they discovered it on anthony desk can you imagine? anthony weiner has probably every classified e-mail ever sent, and knowing this guy, he probably studied every single one, in between using his machine for other purposes, including brand-new e-mails not previously turned over to authorities, likely including some very, very classified information. however, the reports also show that the political leadership at the department of justice is trying very hard and as hard as

they can to protect their angel, hillary. [crowd boos] trump:rump: -- mr. clinton justl happened to see the attorney general's plane. he was going to play golf. hello. say let's get together." i thought it was 39 minutes. turned out to be 45 minutes. run on the tarmac, they had a minutes, right before she was supposed to issue her judgment on hillary and maybe bill. bill could be a target -- who knows? because of what is going on. she met with him for 45 minutes. they discussed golf.

that is about two minutes. they discussed grandchildren. give them five. the rest of the time, what do you think they discussed? i would say, like, "i hope you are going to be part of our dministration." what do you think? what a disgrace. our country has never been in a situation like it is in right now. never been. so dishonest. it is a rigged system, folks. it is a rigged system, and it begins with the media because the media rigs it. [crowd boos] you see those reports where "the new york times" is sending them things, and they have things where reporters are sending them stories to check. actually, i used to get good publicity until i decided to

run. now, i think i have -- they even say -- actually, "the times" said, "we don't care if it is air or not." it is the greatest pylon in the -- it is thelitics greatest kyl-on -- the greatest the history of politics. i used to do very well, remember. but it was time to change our country. remember, john podesta said hillary clinton has bad instincts, right? i say to people, i would fire him. he says so many bad things about her, and he is her top person. he knows her well, and i don't want a president with that instincts, and she does. all you have to do is look at her record. bernie sanders says she has bad

judgment. hillary created an illegal .erver to shield her that's why. she figured she was above it because she figured the department of justice would never do anything to get in her way, ok? it is a rigged system. the department of justice, if that happened to anybody else, they would have been in jail two years ago, folks, ok? what she did. then she illegally destroyed -- and this is -- forget about what happened last friday. i'm talking about the past. forget about that. that is all gravy, whatever happened. 30,000 -- remember this -- 33,000 e-mails after receiving a congressional subpoena -- thkeyword being after -- and made 13 phones

disappear, some with a hammer. if she were to win, it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis. if she ever got into the oval office, hillary and her special interests and her donors would rob this country blind. i have no doubt about it. the americanith voter begins with a plan to end government corruption and to take back our country from the special interests. [applause] : i want the entire, corrupt washington establishment to hear the words we are about to say. when we win on november 8, we are going to drain the swamp.

going to do it. [applause] : they are not happy, folks. they are not happy. there are a lot of unhappy people around. at the core of my contract is my plan to bring back your jobs that have been stolen. stolen by either very stupid politicians or corrupt politicians, meaning special interests get them to do whatever they want them to do. florida has lost one in four of its manufacturing jobs since nafta, a deal signed by bill clinton and supported by hillary . america has lost 70,000 factories -- that is such a hard number to believe, 70,000 -- since china entered the world trade organization, another bill and hillary-backed disaster. we are living through the greatest jobs set in the history

of the world. there has never been a country that has lost jobs like we did, so stupidly, so easy to solve, so stupidly. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: we will, i promise. goodrich lighting systems moved their jobs to india. baxter health care organization laid off 199 workers and moved their jobs to singapore. tremendous, tremendous jobs, and it's getting worse and worse and worse. we have with some of these countries -- mexico, in particular -- i have a great relationship with mexico. i met with the mexican president

three months ago. >> build a wall! willrump: don't worry, i build a wall. >> build a wall! build a wall! build a wall! trump: and you know what? the harder they fight us, the higher it goes, i promise. no, but i met with the president of mexico. and he is a good guy, good guy. good meeting, all of that. love him. we have a one-lane highway, goes right into mexico. takes our jobs, our money, our .ealth, everything we get unemployment and we get drugs. not going to happen anymore, folks. a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving america and will stop the jobs from leaving the great state of florida, that i can tell you.

the theft of american prosperity will end quickly and effectively. if a company wants to fire their workers, leave florida, moved to another country, and then shift their product back into the united states, we will make them pay a tax of 35%. [applause] solved.p: problem problem solved. 99% -- and you never heard this talk of four. they give them loans. "we want you to stay." they don't even talk to most of them. we will talk to them. first we will be very nice and respectful, and when they tell us know, we will tell them, let's not be nice anymore. and you know what is going to happen with that tax? they are never going to leave this country. they are never leaving.

he knows. they are never going to leave this country. a trump administration will renegotiate nafta, and if we do not get the deal we want, we will terminate nafta and get a much better deal for our workers. stop the jobiately killing transpacific partnership, another disaster in the making that hillary clinton said is the gold standard. yes, the gold standard for other countries, not for us. the gold standard for countries that want to be part of that deal. as part of our plan to bring back jobs, we are going to lower taxes on american business from 35% to 15% with -- we are the highest taxed nation in the world, one of the main reasons that they are leaving. we will massively cut taxes for the middle class also. , do not hear it from me. just look at it. hillary clinton is going to

raise taxes substantially. highest taxed nation, she wants to raise taxes substantially. that's not going to happen. billions in cancel global warming payments to the united nations and use that money to invest in america. [applause] mr. trump: that includes repairing so many of florida's problems. >> usa! usa! mr. trump: thank you. we're going to repair so many of florida's problems, including the herbert hoover dike and the aquifer. but we are going to have so much money left over. you know what we want? we want a really beautiful, clean air, right? we want crystal clean water, and

we want safety. we don't need to give hundreds of billions of dollars away -- we have no idea who is getting this money -- giving it to the united nations. you know what that is called? giving it to an open pit. keep our money here and take care of our infrastructure and take care of our environment, and we are going to lower taxes. [applause] rebuild our inner cities. the african-american community has been treated terribly, terribly. that's why i'm so honored to see those signs. i tell you, that is turning out to be the story of this election, the african-american vote. watch. they have been treated very unfairly. african-americans and hispanics people living in the inner

cities -- there is no -- oh, you huh?that, hispanics, how many hispanics do we have here? [applause] way, that is ahe big story. as you know, the cubans just endorsed me. they gave me the bay of takes -- the bay of pigs association award. we will be making a much different deal than they made with castro. bigger story than people thought. but the african-american community, the hispanic community, folks living in the inner cities, crime-ridden -- you cannot walk to the store and buy a loaf of bread. you get shot. the education is the worst, and there's no jobs. we are going to fix the education, bring back jobs, and bring back safety.

and i say to the hispanic community living in the inner-city, to the , iican-american community say, "what the hell do you have the loosse?" i'm going to fix it. i'm going to fix it. democrats have been running that whole thing for up to 100 years unbroken, and they come in and say, "we want your vote," and then you give them the vote -- you know this, right? they know. you give them the vote and they disappear for four years, and in foury come back years. we have to show them it does not work that way anymore. they will never be able to do what i do. look, i'm here doing five or six of these a day. hillary goes home, she goes to sleep. if she wanted to do it, which

she doesn't. she does not have the energy to do it, believe me. we will become a rich nation again, but to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. hillary clinton wants a 550% increase in syrian refugees -- ing into this country [crowd boos] over and above the thousands and thousands and thousands already coming in. you want to see a problem? this will be the great trojan horse modern day version. will import generations of terrorism, radicalism, extremism into your schools and throughout your communities. president, weted will suspend immediately the syrian refugee problem. [applause]

mr. trump: and we will keep radical islamic terrorism the hell out of our country. [applause] : you look at what has happened in france. you look at what has happened in germany. no. we all have big hearts. we will build safe havens and get the gulf states to put up the money. what do we owe? $20 trillion. think of it. statesill get the gulf -- they have plenty of money. they have so much money they do not know what to do with it. they just have to be told nicely. we have enough problems. we don't need these kind of problems. a trump administration will also secure and defend the borders of the united states. [applause]

mr. trump: and as we said, yes, we will build a great wall. [applause] mr. trump: we have received the first ever endorsement issued by america's ice and border patrol offices. it has just been reported that as a result of our open borders, intont cartels have spread all 50 states. more than 90% of those arrested illegally. are you shocked? 90% are here illegally. trump!ve you, trump: thank you. i love you too. look, a future construction worker. look at that baby. he is so cute. oh, give me that baby.

[applause] mr. trump: look at this baby. future construction worker. they did a great job. wow. that is a great, beautiful baby. congratulations. that is an early trump and, right? that is an early united states fan. anyway, back to the basics. after going through that, i hate to say this, but these killing innocent

americans, threatening schools, our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to lead. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go would not send them back to their home countries, and when they did, their home very, very intelligently said, "we don't want them. take them back, and we would ever force them in." when we take these killers and drug and gang members back to their countries, they will be gladly accepted by their -- they will say,

"president trump, thank you, sir . we are so, so happy. mr. president, we are so, so happy to have our druglords back , our killers back, our gang members back. thank you, mr. president, on behalf of" -- i will not use the name of the country. hillary supports open borders and strongly supports sanctuary .ities like san francisco thousands of americans would be alive today if not for the open barack obamaes of and hillary clinton. [crowd boos] trump: by the way, i have said it, this guy is campaigning

full-time. she cannot campaign for herself. nobody shows up to her meetings. the only way she gets them to show up is when she has a star come. that is the only way. otherwise, she gets 500 people, 400 people, and by the way, the cameras never show that. can you imagine if i had a small crowd? there would be headlines all over the world. it, right? doing but she has these little crowds show up. she cannot do more than 102 a day because she has no energy, but she cannot do it because they cannot get any people. but obama goes and campaigns for her. he ought to spend time in the oval office getting jobs, defeating isis, strengthening of .ur border among those killed, americans like josh wilkerson, whose mother i have gotten to know wasng this campaign -- josh

a student in a high school, great student. he was murdered at the age of 17. he was tortured, struggle, and beaten to death by an illegal immigrant who should have never been in our country, and then fire.dy was set on 17-year-old scarlet kits, her boyfriend and her mother were viciously stabbed to death in their lehigh acres home by an illegal immigrant. the killer was wanted for double murder and robbery, but he was released from custody, enabling him to come -- commit these and other horrible crimes, and the people that knew him begged that he be incarcerated or begged

that he be thrown the hell out of our country, and the obama administration with their weak policies refused to listen. endump administration will this nightmare of violence. we will protect american lives, cancel all rural hunting of sanctuary cities. [applause] mr. trump: we will stop illegal immigration, deport every last illegal alien and dismantle every gang and cartel threatening our great citizens. when we win this election, you will finally have a government on your side fighting for your community and protecting your family. also repeal the

sequesterton defense underfundedright now, our firer fired -- our fighter jets, they are so old they don't make them anymore. 18, 19 years. we will make those brand-new beautiful jets. ok? i'm honored to have the endorsement of more than 200 top admirals and generals and 22 medal of honor recipients. i actually heard we picked up about five today. and i want to thank the coach from getting up and talking to you people. what a great coach. and joe and your attorney

general. you have so many great people. all the people who got up and spoke, i want to thank them. all the people speaking around the country. hillary brought that disaster to iraq. and she powered iran. they have been empowered. they hate us. we created them. they were ready to die. they were ready to make any deal we wanted and we took them out of the ashes and we made them wraps a world power, not just a regional power. all hillary clinton fell thinking. and she unleashed isis around the world.

i was a little worried about the debate. for a week in the half i hear -- she's not going out of her house. she is doing debate rep. you're supposed to know this stuff, right? she has a lot of experience, but it's all bad experience. its experience of losing. i felt guilty. union 10 hours a day for a week and a half? we're supposed to know the subject, aren't we? we spend trillions in the middle for wars we never went.

i always say general douglas macarthur, general george patton, what are they doing? spending in their graves. mosul. muscle. ladies and gentlemen, we will be attacking muscle in four months. these guys are tough and smart, in all fairness. one of the reasons we are going to mosul is we want to get the isis leaders. we think they are staying in mosul and we want to get them. well, before the announcement is over, they have gone. whatever happens to the element of surprise. it is a tough battle. they have dug in. much tougher. we need different thinking in this country, folks. they should have kept their mouths shut, quietly, quickly, and viciously go in and then

have a news conference when it is over a week later. right? and i am convinced they only did that for political reasons. they thought it was going to be a great quick victory. it wasn't. it was a disaster. they thought it was going to be a quick victory. and you know, hillary is running and she will get credit. except we already had muscle. so we gave it up because of the way they got out and then isis was formed. isis is in 32 countries. all of her people are doing the same thing. we are going to do this. we're going to do that. you have been doing that for 30 years. it will never happen. they dragged us into foreign wars.

they left our borders wide open. we have no borders. .nd yet, we are fighting a lot of people in this room have never heard of it. we want the border. we are fighting so we have a border. we do not protect our own boat -- our own orders. that will change november 8. a trump administration will never, ever put the interest of a foreign country before the interest of our country. on it is going to be america first. so all americans, i say, it is time for change. it is time for new leadership. and in closing. -- ending closing -- i want you to think about --

[crowd chanting "we want trump"] mr. trump: thank you, folks. i just saw a sign that i love. let me have that. let me have that. let me of that. i love that sign. i love that sign. i love all the signs. blacks for trump, women for trump, hispanics for trump. thank you. i just found a second mic. i am probably being wired or tapped here. that's got to be the justice department. where is this mic?

come did the second mic from? just think what we can accomplish in the first 100 days of a trump administration. are going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan -- even bigger. she is going to raise your taxes. we are going to eliminate every unnecessary job killing regulation. such a big thing. such a big thing. cancel every illegal obama executive order order. we are going to protect religious liberty. we will rebuild our military and take care of our great veterans like they have never been taking care of before. they have been badly treated. that won't happen. we already have a plan for the

veterans and they love it and we have overwhelming support. they are great people. we don't take care of them. we will put an end to common core. we will take our education local. we will support the men and women of law enforcement. save our second amendment, which is under siege. we have the endorsement of the nra, national rifle association, and i have to tell you, these are great people -- wayne and chris and all of them -- they love this country. they love this country. they gave me the earliest endorsement they have ever given to a presidential candidate. we are going to save our second amendment. great people. we will appoint justices to the united states spring court who will uphold and defend the

constitution of the united states. it is time to cut our ties with the failed politicians -- like hillary -- of the past. is the candidate of yesterday. we are the movement of the future. and they have never seen a movement like this, folks. they have never, ever seen a movement like this. we have to close it out on november 8 or sooner. by the way, who is voting? all right, that's about 80%. 20%. the numbers are looking good. that i can tell you. did you guys vote? did you vote. blacks for trump -- you voted, right?

every parentng for who lost their child to drug and -- to drugs and gang violence. we are fighting for every american who believes government should serve the people -- not the donors, not the special interest. i am asking you to dream big because your vote -- think of this -- we are just three days three days away. we will bring about the change you have been waiting for your entire life. this will be a very important day. and i know the vote that you cast will be the most important vote of your life, because our

country does not win anymore. we'll start winning. we will knockout isis. believe me, we have no choice. we will knockout isis. win at trade. we will win at the borders. we will start winning again. we will win so much, you will get sick and tired of winning. is that possible? please, mr. president, you are winning too much. let's take it easy. you're going to be so proud of your country and hopefully you will be proud of your president. together, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, everybody. get out and vote. god bless you, everybody.

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tim kaine, running mate, will be in fort myers, florida and tonight at 8:00 eastern, we will be with the candidate herself in , pennsylvania. 8:00 eastern, the campaign rally in philly with hillary clinton katy perry.by hillary clinton campaigning last night in cleveland. she was with jay-z and beyoncé. you heard donald trump talking about that event during his campaign rally in tampa, florida. the numbers on your screen -- we would like to hear from you. if you support donald trump, -- if you support another candidate or have not made up your mind, -- course, weet us, of

leave a kermit chorus on her facebook page. let's go to the calls. naples. clark joins us. who do you support, clark? i supportcaller: donald trump. host: that is the wrong for you then. we will push on and take david in texas and ask all of our callers to call on the that best represents your support for either hillary clinton, donald trump, or another candidate. even in texas on the line for others. go ahead. yeah, i am a longtime democrat and i am fed up with ie corrupt clintons, and think if we elect hillary clinton, the united states will be no better than mexico. so, have you picked somebody, david, that you do support? caller: donald trump.

you: thein, we ask donald trump number. let's go to a club supporter who called on the right . how are you, frank? caller: just the statement that hillary clinton made about the different groups that she was addressing yesterday -- i just wondered, what can we all come together as one group and build something really beautiful? late -- this last eight years there has been a lot of divisive politics. what can we build something together to build something beautiful? host: you think donald trump is

the candidate to do that? caller: yeah, i do. i used to work for him at the taj mahal. my boss was a 6'4" african-american guy. i know the guy. i know what he is about. host: all right. donald trump goes to nevada and colorado. you mentioned a stop in minnesota. our next caller is from minneapolis. on the hillary clinton supporter line, anthony. i'm supporting hillary clinton that i think

donald trump is better for the country. host: why? caller: i just support her. i believe everything she has to say. fair enough. a donald trump supporter from eureka, california. go ahead, tracy. caller: hello, tracy. hello, i'm tracy. i'm a black female. am also health care. we have support for donald trump .n the black community that's because. joseph, also in california, on the line for others. hi, joseph. supporting i'm no either one of them. i'm a republican and i voted independent. host: will you vote for a third-party candidate or just a vote for president? caller: i voted for a third-party candidate. i know i have a right to complain about what is going on.

sure thing. what is that thing? caller: well, i don't like either one of their political beliefs. i think they are both wrong president. host: all right, thanks for , joseph. the hillary clinton campaign will be on the road today, three days left before election day on tuesday. hillary clinton campaigning in florida and then later in pennsylvania. we will have that pennsylvania event at 8:00 tonight. hillary heads to ohio . and we are taking your calls. the numbers on your screen if you are a hillary supporter,

donald trump supporter or a third-party supporter or maybe even undecided, pick the number that best suits where you are politically in this presidential campaign. to a hillary clinton supporter in waco, texas, hi, john. caller: hi. one of the big things that really i think has not been talked about recently is the awakening of what the "new calls theeditor sleeping giant. there were a lot of latino .oters showing up in nevada i saw that in twitter. we are in a lot of uncomfortable conversations about the racial divide in our country. most are talking about how the culture wars are over. in my mind, this is the biggest culture war race in living memory. i am a clinton supporter.

i really worry about rural areas as well. thought aboutyour rural areas that has you worried? well, with trump drawing a lot of support from what some people call flyover states, i as a teacher have taught many students to felt -- who felt like there is no future for them. i think part of that is our loss of focus on vocational education. both candidates have played -- that,aid lip service to but i do wonder what is the ?conomic future of rural areas people say its economic excitement, but i think it has racial elements in rural areas. people are looking for a scapegoat. you, john.

margo in roanoke, virginia on the line for others. hi.er: thanks for taking my call. host: sure. caller: i have been an independent voter but i am supporting donald trump because i agree with the positions he supports and that he wants to make america truly great again. thanks. again, we ask dollars to line up those calls -- we ask callers to why with those calls with the line that is best to your support desk one thing to much up and others. or if you are undecided or do not plan to vote -- we would like to hear your thoughts. we will have live coverage election night, it starts 8:00 eastern time on c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. we will have the victory and concession races, we will be

following congressional races across the country and some of those key senate races to see how the balance of power will senate.n the will it shift from republicans to democrats in the u.s. senate? all of that starting tuesday night 8:00 eastern there on c-span. a trump supporter in upland, california, vincent is on the line. thanks for taking my call. i appreciate it. i do not understand how people what they are dealing with. he speaks from his heart. he has set a lot of things that are obnoxious, that are horrible. he is in the most at very a sense, he has

little flaws compared to hillary clinton. she has so much criminal overshadowing in her life it is unbelievable. how many investigations have to be going on to wake up and realize something is wrong here? how could anybody vote for a person suspected of any kind of criminal behavior? this is unacceptable. what criminal has trump ever done that anybody has dug up question mark i ensure they look to deeply into this guy? what have they got? a recording 11 years ago. i heard that. people change. i will tell you, trump has changed. he is the kind of guy we need. i'm thankful that america is waking up. let's get this thing going in the right direction. host: thank you for your call.

you heard from vincent saying he can't understand why anyone would support hillary clinton. becky, you are a clinton supporter. why? [indiscernible] he has been investigated. [indiscernible] said itctor that has makes him intelligent tell jim when he can make a good deal. that he is being smarter. cheapestet the materials you can get, you hire the cheapest labor you can get and you cheat them out of their money. so, he is a liar. he is a cheat.

he is dangerous. , if he willo that cut corners in building his likely to takes what has artie happened on his construction sites as anything she ever did. he blames her for the folks in benghazi. how many of his buildings have had screwed up materials and managed to not ompe to file a workman's c claim because it was a subcontractor? comp. onpay workmen's the subcontractors. ,e is -- out of his own mouth he said some of his employees at

one of his towers -- god only knows which ones, were on obamacare. , if it's not good for us, why is it good for his folks to be on there? why didn't he did into his pocket and cover them properly? him athanks for calling becky. donald trump stumping in florida .efore hitting the road florida with 29 electoral votes. pennsylvania has 20 electoral votes. that is where it once and will be this evening when we cover her at 8:00 eastern time in philadelphia here on c-span. look at the state of philadelphia in play as one of the so-called battleground states as we get close to election day on tuesday. time for a few more calls.

what you heard from donald trump today. anthony joins us from emporia, kansas, on the line for trump supporters. hi, if any. .aller: hello i would like to say the man has come up with all is one and i just think that is the best ideal of it all. all of us. no matter what color you are, what race you are, where you are at. why allow other people in that could harm us? whereas that.ould keep from doing thanksll right, thanks, anthony. and thanks to anthony felt dog for joining us on the air there. carolina on the life for

others. go ahead. caller: yes, i actually was undecided, but now that i have really looked at the whole picture and all of this information has come forward, i consciouslycouldn't vote for hillary clinton because she stands for everything i'm against. donald trump -- i think i am leaning more towards him because he has a big eye-opener for our veterans and my sons both served in the military and after the information from bosnia came out, that is when i started thinking i could never said hillary clinton. -- support hillary clinton. host: thanks for calling. another florida caller on the hillary clinton support line. go ahead. i think you need to turn your tv down. you're getting a little delay there. go ahead. you are on the air. just likes, i would

to say donald trump is an antichrist, and people better beware. all right, ron in crown point, indiana. donald trump supporter. caller: yes, definitely a support mr. trump. i have been a republican all my life. he will turn this country around. this is ridiculous. i was in the trucking business. the democrats put me out of business with regulations. i retired. blah, blah, my whole life story. the democrats, forget it. pay attention, hillary and this crooked stuff and what her husband did in the white house. how shameful. i'm a catholic, not that we are all great. that is terrible.

he is a liar, too. he makes the comment the other pro-life when donald got up there and said different things and making fun of her. how about what he did in the oval office with that young intern? come on, people. wake up. thank you for taking my call. i have been trying to call you since this campaign started. 45 miles southeast of chicago. go cubs. go trump. host: congratulations on the cubs victory. lead you were able to get through, ron, after trying so far. a look at an article by stephen shepard. clinton clings to a fragile lead. here is the story itself -- 52% majority of hillary clinton supporters say they are very enthusiastic about voting for her. that is the caption. the story itself, hillary final weekend the

of this historic campaign with a small, but real lead over donald trump nationally and in enough he stays to be elected. polls show clear gains for trump over the past few weeks, although there are in close -- some conclusive suggestions that the republican may have been helped by the bombshell letter from fbi director james comey in the rearview window. clinton's lead is not secure according to that article. anna on the line for others. caller: hi. good morning. thank you. we wouldrongly that stop the election. we would postpone the election until we could do a healthy, legitimate investigation of both

candidates. donald trump has been accused by 12 or 13 people of sexual assault, and we are not even investigating that? that is an outrage. if he was running for any other office, it would be investigated and he would not be allowed to run until we got at least some assurance he was innocent. it is highly unlikely, to tell you the truth, he is innocent with 12 or 13 people accusing him and why are we not protecting whistleblowers. -- whistleblowers? one of the whistleblowers is leaving the country she is so scared. another has dropped her lawsuit. she was raped by him when she was 13 years old. epstein was arrested and convicted for raping underage children on an island and in a jet plane. both of them in sitter themselves friends of jeffrey epstein.

both clinton and trump are unbelievably corrupt. and we are letting trump go uninvestigated and one for president is unbelievable and clinton, with all of the allegations of corruption -- we are allowing her to run on investigated. we need to postpone the selection. that's the only thing that makes sense. are we saying. -- are we saying? host: thank you for calling. for supporters, this is eileen. hi, there. caller: i have a question to ask about donald trump. if he builds a wall around the golf course of his rich people did not look at the poor people. now he was the poor people to vote for him. everybody, vote for hillary. forget about the sex assault. forget about the e-mails. take care of the world. about cutting each other

down. vote and vote to for hillary clinton. and that's all i have to say. thank you very much. you, eileen. our road to the white house coverage continues in the run-up to the election. just three days left. we will be live. to events coming up. -- two of its up. the democratic vice presidential cap -- nominee and fort myers, florida. :00 eastern time. and then we are live this evening with hillary clinton with katy perry in philly. of course, tuesday is the election. go live with the results throughout the country.

the presidential race of course, races,o congressional senate races, governors races. we will have victory and through theaces night covering the balance of power through the senate and your calls as well. a big part of our election coverage to get your response to those results as they come in. tuesday night, 8:00 eastern time on c-span. know we will bring you a couple of events from candidate surrogates. we will hear from chelsea clinton in new hampshire. but first, ivanka trump in new hampshire from earlier this week. [applause] >> hi, everyone. how is it going? [cheering] professor burton: --ivanka:

unbelievable. i wanted to stop by. i was touring and amazing public charter school. i wanted to thank you guys. i hear you are crushing it. there is so much enthusiasm. i see it based on the number of people who tell me they have gotten phone calls or had their door knocked on. thank you so much. my father says it all the time he is just the messenger. this is your movement. your enthusiasm is an unbelievable validation. i think that is why we are doing so well here in new hampshire. my father gets a zero credit. it is you guys. but -- yes, he is. thank you, all. i wanted to come by and offer my thanks and send our love. my father wanted me to specifically tell you how much

he appreciates it. i wanted to take pictures of you. i want to meet you guys coming hear your stories. come on through. >> so, we're going to do this two or three at a time. and that way it is all organized. >> hold on, hold on. [indiscernible] [indistinct conversations] >> we are back up as we

discussed. we will give you all a little bit of time, but we need to give her space first, please. i know you are first. we need to backup is the point. >> all right. backup. -- back up. [indiscernible] >> we are all very excited, i know.

[indistinct conversations] >> so we are going to do -- yeah, so everyone, we are going appear and then we will take folks in a few at a time. yeah. kelly. kelly has got to get in, too. she is on staff. ok, guys. >> ok, guys, ready? you are good.

you are good. >> everyone smile. great group. thank you. >> yes. ivanka: sure. >> thank you. >> first -- go ahead.

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>> good luck. [indiscernible] >> we love your father. thank you. thank you very much.

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>> we have one more coming. >> here. >> all right, here we go. [indistinct conversations] thank you. thank you. thanks so much, everybody.

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>> thank you. ivanka: thank you. >> thanks, everybody. ivanka: [indiscernible] [laughter] >> don't worry. >> thank you. thank you. ivanka: thank you.

>> [indiscernible] ivanka: i would be honored. thank you. [indiscernible] ivanka: all, my gosh. thank you. thank you.

how is your daughter doing? is she putting your work as well? >> [indiscernible] ivanka: thank you again. hello. >> come on buddy -- come on, buddy. thank you so much.

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ivanka: thank you so much. >> thank you. ivanka: did it come out? >> i heard a click after. [indiscernible] ivanka: awesome. [laughter] ok, i want to do this again. >> know, we've got it. ivanka: >> you've got it? >> [indiscernible] keep up the hard work. thank you. >> perfect. ivanka: thank you. thank you.

hello. how is it going? what is your name? >> my cap. >> hi, mica. ivanka: thank you. come on. >> be careful stepping down. thank you. >> your brother was here, and you are far more popular -- ivanka: don't you tell him. >> hey, how's it going? good to meet you. >> i'm cheating.

>> [indiscernible] ivanka: thank you. >> thank you. ivanka: -- hello, how is it going? [indiscernible] >>[indiscernible] ivanka: thank you. i love it. it looks great. thank you. >> thank you very much. how are you? good to meet you. >> your dad is great.

ivanka: thank you. i agree. thank you. >> thank you. ivanka: hi. [indiscernible] good. looking good. oh, my goodness. >> [indiscernible]

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[indiscernible] ivanka: hey. how is it going? come on in/. thank you. >> all right. now i'm going to go back. ivanka: [laughter] [indistinct conversations] in.ka: come on >> perfect. >> [indiscernible]

ivanka: how's it going? good. >> [indiscernible] ivanka: yeah. >> thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] ivanka: [laughter] thank you. >> we have one more. one more. thank you. good to meet you. ivanka: i appreciate it. thank you.