maria: great day. join forget to join us tomorrow in mornings with maria. anthony scaramucci, dagen mcdowell, cat trumpf, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. maria: varney&company begins right now. stuart: thank you very much, indeed. clearly there's a shift, the polls are trending towards trump with two days to go, he thinks the trend will count into victory and hillary clinton, very worried shifting her schedule to meet his challenge. good morning, everyone. donald trump is racing against time and racing is the correct word to use. he will make five appearances today, iowa, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, virginia in that order. please notice minnesota and michigan, traditionally democrat strongholds and he thinks he has a shot there. here is why. most show a continuing shift to trump. the one on your screen dead heat

statistically. 44-43. hillary clinton has only two rallies today. she does not appear at all at 4:30 eastern with lebron james in leave labd and with james taylor. she has jammed in an appearance in mitch tbean but not until tomorrow. why is tim kaine jamming in a speech and supposedly save virginia tomorrow? welcome, everyone, there's being big going on and we are glad a you are a part of it. varney & company is about to begin. how about that, that was donald trump rushed by the secret service. someone shouted, gun.

one person led away as you saw. no gun was found. trump returned in minutes and had this to say. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped, never, ever be stopped. stuart: two days to go. both campaigns are making their final push, trump is, i'm going to say, much more energetic just because of the turf he's covering. he has five events scheduled today. hillary has two. trump starts in iowa then off he goes to minnesota, then michigan, then pennsylvania, wraps it all up tonight quite late to want actually in virginia. hillary starts off but not until this afternoon in cleveland, she's with lebron james, she's off to new hampshire with james taylor. first let me show you hillary in florida yesterday fighting a voice in the rain, roll tape. >> you have a hardy bunch in the rain. i want to be the president for everybody, everybody who agrees

with me, people who don't agree with me. people who vote for me, who people don't vote for me. let's get out and vote for the future, let's vote for what we want and our country and our children and grandchildren, god bless you. stuart: okay, look, ash, welcome to the show on sunday morning. before we get to a discussion of that, i'm going to be nasty, i guess, i want you to roll the tape on howard dean screen of 2004 because i think they are very aligning. >> you know something, not only are we going the new hampshire, we are going to south carolina and okay and arizona and doctoral, masters' and bachelors' -- north dakota and texas, new york, south dakota, oregon and washington and michigan and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. [laughter] stuart: i apologize. i apologize. the two have very dissimilar,

shouldn't have done it. liz, put me in my place. liz: she was battling the elements and rain and her message was better, i want to be a president even if you don't like me. i mean, i didn't mind it when dean said it. stuart: he killed his career. liz: who cares? i don't think it's a big deal. ashley: to hillary clinton, the weather was terrible and campaigning hard but bryan and i were sitting and she was talking a bit like nails down a chalk board listen to that. liz: come on. nails on a chalk board? ashley: yes. liz: a moment of enjoy. [laughter] stuart: it's sunday morning.

i'm the guy that put up howard dean. i did it. my fault. ashley: that says it all. stuart: let's look at polls, there's really is a shift and still in progress and it is going in trump's favor two. new national polls, they show a statistical dead heat, university has hillary leading by one point. the new investors business data tracking poll shows trump up by 1, again, statistical dead heat, 44-43. lock at this, huge crowd yesterday, you don't get a sense of it but it was a big crowd for governor pence. that was in virginia. that was yesterday, perhaps that explains why tim kaine added a last-minute stop in virginia tomorrow. washington post columnist is with us. we are over here. [laughter] >> good morning. stuart: i want your judgment, i

have gotten up at the top of the show and said there was momentum towards donald trump in the polls and i wonder if there's time for him to convert the momentum to a victory on tuesday, i want your judgment? >> what do you say? >> who knows, we are here, we have gotten this far. everything donald trump does is surprising. it seems almost impossible that he could pull it out at the last moment but as you say the polls shows there's a trend and seems to be momentum behind his camp ape and i think, you know, the intensity factor is something that you have to take int consideration. stuart: you work for the washington post. >> correct. stuart: not exactly to donald trump.

>> i don't think for the washington post, you doe know that? stuart: i do now. >> no one tells me what to write nor has anyone suggested that i change something i write and i've been on my own here from day wasn't, in fact, i was way ahead of the rest of the people that felt that donald trump was not tempmentally fit for the election. stuart: no matter who wins, can our society is coming together? >> it depends. if hillary wins and the republicans hold the house and senate, then we are going to be in dead lock for the next four years and they've made clear that the republican, republicans in congress intend to come after her and want to see her impeached.

stuart: president obama pardoning hillary clinton if she wins this election or even if she doesn't, that would be quite a political development. >> he letter act quickly. i don't know when we are going to get the results of the latest investigation, but, you know, hillary clinton hasn't been indicted yet so i wouldn't raise forward to the pardon. but, you know, the reason -- one of the things i have always talked about when it comes to donald trump is that there's this x factor out there, the people who would never want to admit that would vote for this person but inside the booth they are going to do it for a lot of legitimate reasons. stuart: great unknown. >> exactly. same thing with hillary clinton. so we just can't predict. stuart: welcome to comeback television. terrible.

it's awful there stuff. please come again and we will give you more time. thanks very much. >> thanks. stuart: that's politics, you viewers should know that's what we do. politics and money, he's here, bryan, business and economics professor at the king's college in new york. all right. everybody in the audience wants to know the answer, what does the stock market do tomorrow morning? >> it does the same thing for the past week. there's no reason why that's going to change tomorrow. you might see some movement within sectors as you see investors start to bet on who is going to win. financial sector would move, energy sector, pharmaceutical move but the broader market is going to do what it has done the last week. stuart: that's an interesting point of view. let me go towards wednesday, we have the results, i hope.

>> that's a big question, actually. do we have the results? >> if we have a firm result wednesday morning no matter which way it goes, the market goes down because of the uncertainty of it all, no matter -- >> if clinton maybe you see a small drop, you're more likely to see relief rally because markets are predicting her winning. if you see trump you see the markets drop. you see some people talking about 5-10%. they are predicting a clinton victory. stuart: clinton victory with a republican house. >> exactly. stuart: stalemate. >> markets like gridlock. stuart: for a while but gridlock forever -- >> relative to big volatile swings in policy that would radically change. that's why you see possible

downside if he's elected. stuart: do i feel that if you get the tax cuts and the deregulation the market goes up eventually? >> trump controls his uncertainty, if he gives more policy detail he can get rid of uncertainty. clinton does not control uncertainty. liz: forgive me. black rock says 50 trillion in cash parked on the sidelines around the world. you do what those deregulation and tax -- by the way, the government has stepped in to major sectors of the economy. you dial that back to cash would come in. >> taxes and regulation, i agree but are concerned of trade policies. stuart: 50 trillion in cash on the sidelines and they see tax cut -- ashley: money comes back in. >> exactly. stuart: glad you brought it up. liz: sunday morning. seven more mondays till

christmas, just giving you update. stuart: hillary uses stars to bring out and uses taylor and new hampshire later this week. democrat group on suspicion of voter fraud, details for you coming up and new election day threat from isis, they call for the slaughter of american voters and demanding that american muslims not participate in the election. here is something important. catholic church in california warning its parishioners if you vote democrat tuesday, you are committing a more tale sin. father jonathan morris on that and he's with us next

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stuart: breaking as we speak, wall street journal hillary clinton 44, donald trump 40, hillary with a 4-point lead. trump, however, important he's tightening that race. last month that poll had hillary by 11, remember generally poll has been outlier through season. nbc is the media outlet that sat on the billy bush tape and released for, quote, impact, do not forget that. pennsylvania state police say they have searched two offices including one in philadelphia of democrat grassroots organization, they are looking for evidence of voter registration fraud. connell is in chest e, pennsylvania. what kind of voter fraud exactly is alleged here? connell: well, looks like they were looking for fraudulent registration forms when they went into the offices, something that might have shown

tampering with public records or information, in other words, trying to get people registered to vote in illegal fashion. now, we don't know exactly what they found as it's an on going investigation. the organization is grassroots that works on behalf of democratic candidates. one of the offices in the city of philadelphia and the other in the suburbs in delaware county, which is a very important area for hillary clinton to try to rub up the score against donald trump. the politics, of course, the local republican politicians have been bringing it up but an interesting point to make. the state attorney general, the state police carried out the raids is a democrat and his office is supportive of this. two quick points on this, stuart, first of all, no charges have been charged and second thing donald trump has said if he loses pennsylvania, he could do so because there's been some sort of cheating. we are not close to a position

that we would be able to make that leap case. one case and we will see if the attorney general gives us an update. stuart: back to you later. to san diego, california, a news letter from a catholic church has been circulating warning parishioners they will go to hell if they vote democrat. it is a mortal sin to vote democrat if your bishop, priest, deacon tell you to do so, you must walk away from them, your immore tale soul and saflation are at state. father jonathan morris is with us now. >> i did not write that, for the record. as hillary clinton even described, late-term abortion

that she's supportive of. it's not as simple if you vote for democrat, you're going to hell. no doubt. specially in this election, i would say, there are grave reasons for concern among many very good practicing christians for the other side, can we trust this man, his temperament, can we trust to be pro-life, what is he going to do to the fabric of our nation in terms of bringing people together, dividing, a lot of serious concerns. so you have to look at not only what am i -- what platform am i voting for but what would be the consequences of my vote. if i vote pro-life, for example, will there be a pro-life agenda or turn out to be worse, that type of thing. stuart: soul is not in danger depending upon my vote? >> no, not republican or democrat but if you are using your vote to intentionally support something that is evil,

well, then, yes, of course, that's called sin. many people will be voting for someone who they just don't like, hey, it's not as bad as the other one and that's very legitimate as well. stuart: next one. pope francis calling out governments for saving banks not people, he also, this is important, he also urged countries not to take in more migrants if those migrants would not assimilate. that latter point, father, a very important, what does the holly father mean by assimilation, surely not conversion to christianity? >> no, over and over again pope francis talks about getting rid of walls, don't build walls but embrace people who are coming in but then he made the very important distinction which not many people are reporting, i'm glad that we are, that a government is the one with the responsibility to determine the level of immigration and part of that determination should be -- assimilate. will they become part and take

on the goals of that country and that's the responsibility not the pope, bishop or anyone but the politician, it's a great responsibility. stuart: perfect and legitimate that the holly father should look at the humanitarian concerns, that's his spiritual concerns, is it not? >> yes u both issues are humanitarian, the levels of imtbraición also -- immigration also matter. >> i have three masses next hour. [laughter] >> latest on e-mail scandal. she had her maid print out copies of sensitive emails and documents, her maid. the new york post is having fun with this. mop secret. more varney after this. this sunday morning the microsoft cloud helps us

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government emails and documents including ones containing classified information from her house. this is in washington, d.c. more on this, please, liz. liz: according to new york post, the house keeper are any of the emails including the ones that the clinton campaign decided to re-- erase. these are two important things, things like the daily brief that the president reads, that the cia and intelligence agencies prepared apparently was forwarded to the house keeper for printing out. stuart: this is astonishing. liz: the question is did the fbi got the house keeper's devices and printer. staur stuart this is more bias in our competitor cnbc, john

howard asking john podesta what questions he should ask jeb bush . ashley: cnbc asking the chairman of hillary clinton's campaign what he should ask jeb bush in an interview coming up. stuart: let me explain to viewers, john harwood is the chief political call at cnbc, cnbc is our direct competitor, we are on fbn and that's cnbc and this report e john harwood -- ashley: we've washington correspondent. debating strategy. stuart: debating strategy.

chair of the clinton campaign. liz: saying advising the clinton campaign, watch out for dr. ben carson and also making statements along the lines of hillary clinton, i thought she did well on the campaign trail. things like that. stuart: so far cnbc have not acknowledged what their own john harwood has been doing. they have not mentioned on air. to this point, as far as i know, no comment coming forward. stuart: more on the story of the media -- i keep using that expression, working with and for the clinton campaign and -- >> one thing you outsourced, podesta can be a good source for a reporter, when you cross the line and start debating with him, the questions you should ask the opponents in the race and talking about which things would work better for one

candidate over or another, that crosses the line. stuart: we have the story in the new york post that hillary's house keeper was printing copies of the president's daily briefing. liz: sensitive information. only from new york post. we don't see it from any news outlet. we are checking the story but this is what the new york post is reporting. stuart: president obama does interview with the latino news website, asked if illegals should fear going to the polls, you're not going to believe how he answers that basic question. you will hear it. and hillary clinton hold a rally in florida, delivers a speech for seven minutes before getting rained out. reminiscent of howard dean's screeching back in 2002. we will be back, promise you.

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the white house. [laughter] stuart: i'm sorry. i'm probably being a little unkind. [laughter] stuart: pass your judgment, katie. >> i know it's 9:30 in the morning but far to -- you can make millions of dollars showing and teaching candidates not to scheme and yell into a microphone. it's there for a reason. stuart: unkind comparison. just stay there to my right, not politically but to my right we have with us the democrat strategist, judy ruginsky. julie: you were unkind. [laughter] julie: well done. it was a deanest, i agree. what was so precious the scream.

the yeah! i apologize it's so early in the morning. stuart: katie, there is clearly a shift and it's happening now in the polls. the shift is towards donald trump. let me show you what we are talking about here. two new national polls, 44-43. statist call tie and then move on to the new investor daily script poll. 44-43. dead head and the national polls

reflect that. we have seen him in michigan being able to get tied and some of local polls there. new hampshire is leaning in his favor. we are seeing that the national trend is a reflection of the swing state polls and two days is a long time in terms of political time. i know that it's been a long election but two days is a lot of time for them to keep the momentum in their favor and hillary clinton at this point still hasn't been able to reverse the narrative in the media about her fbi and so i think that we are going to see the polls go in his favor as where he move onto election day. stuart: i have a suspicion that the issues underlying the trend towards trump, not the e-mail scandal for hillary but issues for trump. >> obamacare. stuart: obamacare. i think he has exploited it. >> the unemployment in this country, obamacare and obviously democrats are concerned about

some of the states like michigan and pennsylvania and i think that president obama's attitude this week in philadelphia was really a reflection that they are concerned, he was irritated, he was upset, he was say if you want to basically maintain my legacy, have to elect hillary clinton, the firewall in the east coast, the blue firewall has somewhat crumbled not in hillary clinton's favor. both democrats and republicans, ivanka trump has been on the campaign trail. she's flying to new hampshire today. these are people on the ground working hard to assuring the last-minute voters. stuart: it's still touch and go. it rreal is. there's no certainty with 48 hours to go. >> i will forgive you for the hillary video earlier.

[laughter] stuart: thank you very much, indeed. >> let's go back to julie roginsky. hillary clinton has only two. trump starts in iowa rather then, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and wraps it up late to want in virginia and look at the big crowd that showed up to hear governor pence yesterday. you don't get a good sense of it, but i'm telling you that was a big champion kind of crowd. julie roginsky, back to you, he added, i believe, a last-minute stop, 7:30 eastern time tomorrow night in virginia. i thought virginia was dead solid safe for the democrats. julie: it is, they are trying to make sure they lock it up. stuart: are you nervous? julie: i always run nervous.

i've done too many campaigns i believe in math and statistics and modeling something the trump campaign has done and the clinton campaign has done and identified the voters for the past year and making sure they are getting to the polls. i have seen early numbers places like nevada, the latinos strike back in florida which they are exceeding turnout expectations. stuart: ground game is superior for hillary. that's the margin of victory. julie: that and the marginalized voter and how the people are left behind, white males without college degrees. when you talk about the marginalized latino voter or african-american voter and you see the turnout where you have latinos in places like clark county, nevada, where las vegas and broward county, florida, swing county where you have them lining them up for hours because they want to make the mark this year. stuart state court on the note i

want to give you a sound bite, this is president obama what he said about illegal immigrants voting, they said during an interview, just roll tape,let see it all. >> many millennials, citizens, i call them citizens are fearful of voting, if i vote, will immigration know where i live, will they come to my family and deport us? >> not true. >> it's strictly confidential. it was the nature. >> it was about illegals voting. >> the correct response from obama, illegals -- julie: what she was talking about was children who were born here to illegal immigrants who are citizens, they are 18 and citizens about them voting -- stuart: undocumented -- julie:

if you live with somebody who is not here illegally and you have a citizen you have impetus to go vote because you are voting for them as well. stuart: if you're undocumented, whatever expression you want to -- >> i don't think there's implication. stuart: that was the nature of the question. >> a parent who is illegally. julie: stuart -- stuart: the president obama of the united states has a right to say, don't do it. julie: i would venture to say i would like for you to find evidence for illegals repeatedly stuart: democrats operatives deliberately organizing illegals to vote, how they got to the polls. julie: where is your evidence?

how about somebody not under subpoena. stuart: we have the video tape. julie: stuart -- may i answer the question? i would love the answer the question. stuart: go. julie: may i answer it? i would love to see the entire video tape without editing and then i will be able to answer the question. stuart: whole sentences. julie: start to finish. stuart: two or three hours, is that it? julie: absolutely. i know how they have been edited . stuart: julie, is always a pleasure. [laughter] julie: bye. stuart: i want to get together on wednesday morning. julie: my shoulder is here for your to console yourself. stuart: there will be a smile on

my face no matter who wins. what do we have for you? top of the hour, ivanka trump campaigning for dad in new hampshire, a town hall-style event and we will show it to you, there is this a viewer taking issue with me, mu ah, over my view, my view of the word impactful. okay. wait until you hear what the viewer called me. ashley: i can't wait. [laughter] stuart: don't forget we are doing double duty on election day, our regular show, that will be 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. to noon. you're going to get a lot others. we will be back the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born.

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stuart: this is breaking this morning and it's big. more bias on our direct competitor. ashley: chief washington correspondent for cnbc saying to john podesta to this e-mail under the subject line, what should i ask jeb, dot, dot, dot. he was going to have an interview with jeb bush and before that, he calls the head

of the hillary clinton campaign for some guidance on questions for jeb bush, remarkable. stuart: i'm fit to be tired of this, cnbc political guy, washington political editor for cnbc, he goes to the head of the clinton campaign and says, what should i ask jeb bush when i do the interview ashley: yeah. stuart: i have to watch cnbc, you don't have to, i'm going watch cnbc to see if there's any statement. nothing so far. that's an outage. ashley: yeah. liz: i'm in shock. i'm rarely stunned and this is stunning. stuart: two days to go and just minutes from now donald trump's daughter ivanka will hold a town hall in battleground new hampshire. peter barnes is there. is she going to take questions, you know?

peter: yeah, she is going to be taking questions, stuart. there's going to be a moderator up here that's why there's two microphones. she's also meeting with women business leaders here in this town, north of manchester where she's taking questions from them, stu. peter: any idea how many people will be there? peter: this is not like her dad 's rallies where there are thousands. we only see 30 chairs set up so it'll be a small group, intimate. stuart: we will take a look at it later, peter barnes in new hampshire. good stuff. republican pollster and fox news contributor said on this show yesterday that trump needs to run more ads. roll tape. >> i don't know how much more strongly i can emphasize sunday night, monday night when voters are watching nationwide, trump has to deliver a message of why he would be different than hillary clinton and why you

cannot trust hillary clinton whether he does it or not, stuart, he hasn't paid the money to advertise up to this point, let's see if hi does it in the next three days. stuart: why doesn't trump advertise on sunday night and monday night football specially, good audience to reach? why don't we ask campaign coo jeff that? does he have any plans to spend big money on monday night football because he would reach an audience directly? >> we have plans to spend money or everything. we are running about 25 to $30 million worth of ads. excuse me, last seven days about 15 million of that is coming in th we bought -- stuart: you have two days left. that's it. >> 3,000 points in every battleground. we have run over a hundred million dollars so far. on tv 80 million and digital and 60 million going to fundraising, 20 million for persuasion.

right now $20 million in digital. we are running ads. stuart: i believe hillary is running ads on monday night football and that's a big audience. that would be trump's audience, wouldn't it? >> yeah. stuart: you're the chief operating officer of the campaign, you to know. >> you will see our ads too. stuart: wait, is that confirmation that donald trump will put his ads on monday night football? >> yeah, we are putting our ads in monday night football. football is more our audience than her audience. stuart: the first out of your mouth, yes, stuart, he's going put the ads in monday night football. >> we are putting them everywhere. stuart: i'm staying on the election. i'm givology thu one. i have been looking tat bookies, over in britain you can bet on anything, you know that, four days ago the bookies gave donald

trump a 15% chance of winning. now it's a 36% chance of winning just four days later and most of the bets, new mexico call number of bets are going on donald trump. that is music to your ears because it's just like brexit. >> 36% is 64% too low. at this point it should be 100% because i think we have we are going to win. we have a great ground game out there and a get out to vote effort. stuart: i have never seen that before. >> we know he's a successful businessman. we saw him in louisiana and méxico city and now they are going to see him be a great

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stuart: isis calls for attacks on voters in america on election day. the story. liz: excuse me, new york, texas and virginia there's concern smashed ballot boxes slaughtered. they are telling muslims don't vote for either republican or democrat. it's regarded as a play for media attention. stuart: exactly. play for media attention. well done, liz, thank you.

momentum is with donald trump, however, latinos may still be a problem for campaign. this is a new york times, presidential election high early turnout among latino voters could mean trouble for donald trump. and here is donald trump on hispanic voters from yesterday. roll that tape, please. >> how many hispanics do we have here? and by the way, that's a big story, you know, as you know, the cubans just endorsed me, they gave me the association award. we will be making a much better deal than they made with castro. that's another story that's turning out to be very big, the hispanic vote is turning out to be much different than people thought. stuart: trump. let's bring republican from florida. congressman you have to be worried about the heavy early turnout of latino voters. i know you're smiling but you

have to be worried, tell me. >> well, i think it's hard to extrapolate from early voting because does that mean that there's going to be lower turnout on election. we have seen general voters of all different background gravitate more toward early voting. i think the answer is we don't know. donald trump as he mentioned will do well with cuban americans. romney got whipped with puerto rican americans. i don't know that donald is going to be much better or much worse. the democrats should be worried. you have seen reports declining share of african american voters in early vote and they were the bull work for president obama. he won 95%. so if they're trading in increase in hispanic votes for decline in african-american votes that's probably going to be a net loss for democrats just because the african american trend harder democrat than hispanics do. stuart: their average of poll

within the state of florida puts hillary clinton, i think, about 2 points ahead, there you have it. i'm trying to do the math here. that's just about 1 point. are you encouraged by that? >> well, i think it's tight. i have seen everything from a trump lead in private polling 2 or 3 points. i have seen hillary up 4 or 5. donald trump has the momentum right now but as you mentioned with all the early votes, we've already had i think 60% of the voters who are projected to vote have already voted. having late momentum is good but if you're talking about a narrow slice of the pie it's harder to move some of the numbers. stuart: fantastic election. we are fascinated by it and i'm sure you are too. you have a lot at stake. frequent guest of the program and a great one today. thanks for joining us, sir. >> thank you. stuart: take a look at one of the trump stocks, well, they outperformed hillary's stocks last week. we don't have to get -- ashley:

no. the defense sector will be protrump because of trump's promises for a stronger military. that makes sense. among the trump stocks johnson johnson & johnson. pfizer has been going down. that's up 19% year to date. i think it's very hard to take each individual stock and say this is influenced by one candidate or another. you is give some generalizations, there's no doubt about it. biotech is not going to do well in hillary clinton because they want to slash prices, you could say that. stuart: as the election gets closer and trump seems to be on the roll have stocks gone up or down? >> done but not at the pace than hillary clinton's has. stuart: my head is spinning. [laughter] stuart: not a good place to be,

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trained to it is happening now in the daughter of donald trump about to make an appearance in new hampshire important for two reass. new hampshire has emerged as the key is to an ivanka trump might say the women and small business note in again sending a cracking

pace in five appearances today. five different states. he's going to minnesota and michigan. for years, both of those states have been followed for democrats but not now. there is a shift towards trump nationally and in several battleground states. in response, hillary clinton i'm going to say strangely passive, at least today only two appearances or she rallies with lebron james late this afternoon and tonight in new hampshire she brings in james taylor. haven't seen him since john kerry took him. she has shifted our schedule for tomorrow jamming in an appearance in michigan. that is one more space they were trump is threatening. vice presidential candidate tim kaine has arranged a last-minute appearance in virginia tomorrow. is his home state of grace? in the last-minute picture looks like this.

polls show a trend to trial. he thinks it's strong enough to carry them to a win on tuesday. hillary clinton trying not to look rattled beijing than in a speech in one save michigan tomorrow appeared two days to go. the second hour of transcendent is about to begin. today's to the election full text it ahead for election day and beyond. look at where the candidates are today. hillary rallies in philadelphia and cleveland where she

campaigning with lebron james. that is tonight late this afternoon in cleveland. let me show you the map for trump once again. five rallies, finds date. he starts in iowa, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and wraps it up in pennsylvania. new hampshire where any moment ivanka trump will hold a town hall. new hampshire could be the key to the whole ball of? only four electoral college votes the deck during the entire election. trams going to go neither. we will be listening in to ivanka trump at the town hall when she began spirit while her competition to a weekend off, we are working. look what we found here a new wikileaks leak that shows cnbc john harwood, the gentleman on the left. ashley, now what? >> atop washington political chief e-mailing john podesta

before doing an interview with jeb bush and ask the question the subject line is what should i ask jeb? he is going to the head of the clinton campaign to say what questions should i ask jeb bush? remarkable when you consider his position as the chief washington correspondent going to the head of a political campaign for questions for jeb bush. stuart: and asking them what should i say. that's extorted neri. ashley: just a continuation we've seen between john harwood in the clinton campaign. stuart: but there is more. jennifer paul merry has a tweet out. tradeport clearly they are really nervous about it last minute with unix bombshell appeared friends, please remember if you see a whopper of a wikileaks in the next few days is probably a fake. there's growing concern that wikileaks is something the store they are going to drop right before the election.

stuart: the communications director for the campaign. look with your come alive living color and present. lisa booth. thank you for coming on a sunday morning. >> nlp is such a short time until the election. stuart: we got the spot bustard were paying a lot of attention to it. the chief political correspondent for cnbc is on the washington bureau and it's worked hand in glove with the clinton campaign. i've never seen anything like this before. >> a lot of this collusion not only between the hillary clinton campaign but also with the state department, the department of justice as well giving them information and even the state department and the white house colluding to reporters questions. that's been the most eliminating peer >> donald trump has been heavily criticized for saying the election is rigged because

people think it is great in terms of the polling staple of the absentee ballot voting by illegals. there's an element when you've got the establishment media working by, within 41 campaign. there's an element mayor. use the word loosely. >> if you look at the instance of cnn, tipping off to hillary clinton during a debate about what questions are coming. that is fair for the individual who asked the question because she's not getting the rovers once. she's getting a rehearsed version. that's not coming from our heart in what she believes. stuart: stay there, lee said. did everybody see this? if you're just waking up on a sunday morning from a donald trump rushed off the stage by the secret service at a rally in nevada last night. watch this. [inaudible conversations]

tree into the secret service has someone in the crowd shouted gun one person detained, no weapon found. trump return to the stage a few minutes later. he responded to the incident a couple minutes later. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. never ever be stopped. stuart: trump doesn't it have momentum. first off hillary leading by one point. th actually is a statistical dead heat and trump has called her out. new poll from investors business daily. trump at one point. acoustical dead heat. trump on a roll. headline in the "washington post." more states in play as election hits final stretch. that was the headline. >> seeming and hard on the first date. florida, north carolina, ohio.

they need to get on the path to victory. hillary has more paths to the area. here's what the "washington post" says. if he loses florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio is moving towards trump. he could swap in michigan, new hampshire and wisconsin and be in the path of the jury. stuart: the bottom line is battleground states are spending towards him and that really could the election. lisa booth, do you think this move towards trump is strong enough with only two days to go in the electoral college to suing him over the top? >> it could be. obviously we'll find out on tuesday. he does have the momentum we see in battleground states. the fact hillary clinton is going to be in michigan this late in the game is incredibly problematic because this doesn't typically happen. that's a big deal. i'll tell you about michigan real quick.

donald trump for farming and gary flake macomb county and lansing which are typically democratic stronghold but there's a lot of lou collar workers everyone talks about. the higher educated in high income areas like oakland county. down about 20 weeks a few weeks ago and now it's only down by 4:00 p.m. theoretically the situation where he's doing well in areas like abbott over performing a blue-collar areas he could potentially win. stuart: another poll out this morning. nbc "wall street journal" shows clinton with a 4.8 but i've got to caution you here. it was 11-point lead for hillary clinton not too long ago. last month -- that was before the fbi announcement.

stuart: hillary clinton has a millennial problem. she's trying to change her image with that particular group. headline from the atlantic. how young voters for luck to you learned to love hillary clinton will hillary has in trying to appeal to millennial spy appearing the celebrities like katy perry. listen to this. >> i've been with her on the campaign trail for over a year now. from the cornfields of iowa to the dnc stage here and a couple weeks ago i even knocked on college dorm rooms in las vegas. i think we got the vote. i want you to make some noise if you're ready to vote for her on day. [cheers and applause] stuart: does the strategy work? >> i don't think it works the issue of big problems with millennial and african-americans as well. stuart: james taylor -- james taylor. with john kerry secretary of

state in paris right after the terror attack in paris. we sent our secretary of state with james taylor to pacify the french and insure them of our friendship. what you want to say? am i being too nastier? liz: i'm kidding. i love james taylor. they are offended the president that it's your civic duty to sign up for obamacare. you have to do it for all of us. it's the right to do. they don't like the deductibles, the premiums the mark of choice. colonials are all about choice. the fact that obamacare premiums go up in the president say mr. civic duty, we have high tuition costs. we are not getting jobs to pay for this and now you tell us it's our civic duty to sign up for something. millennial fair 75 million strong. they are about the size of the baby boomer cohort.

stuart: the last time we ever dragged you out to appear on a sunday morning. now this. more from the media leaning to the left. opinion piece in the "washington post." the economy is better under democratic presidents. that is an inaccurate use of english. economist and university of maryland analyst confessor. i've got a problem with this. as the economy really perform better with democrats and their policies? tell me. >> if absolute -- ronald reagan hunt 4.5. they both came out of deep holes and rake in deeper than obama. but the "washington post" did this morning was very select the statistics. with the old story? liars and? stuart: i can't remember how that goes. there are lies coming lies and

statistics. >> that's the "washington post." they compared the number of jobs created by reagan that the number of jobs created by a bomb and so forth when reagan had a much smaller population, smaller economy. barack obama has performed better than ever rich president we had before abraham lincoln. stuart: it's got to be said if hillary clinton wins the presidential election and she is the president-elect, i don't think she can get much done if it's a republican congress. you don't get free college. you don't enhance obamacare. you make a big infrastructure package but that's it. >> i think they'll get an infrastructure package. that depends on how the senate falls out. if democrats win the senate ryan will be on the defense. if they lose, ryan is in the cap perceive. simply next time around so many democrats are it would fearful of going against the

electorate in raising taxes the way she wants to raise them. i've got a big surprise for everybody. in europe they have all the kinds of programs hillary want and they don't accomplish it by merely taxing the top 1%. they tax the living heck out of the middle class and that is what would be required to accomplish with hillary aspires to. stuart: i am a refugee from not nonsense. thank you very much for being with us on a sunday morning. we will be back in a second. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual... he said sure, but don't just get any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head! go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque

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work and i want to hear the beatles. next case, tran 11 trump is about to speak at a town hall in new hampshire. we are going to take you there when she begins speaking voluntarily. to the middle east. u.s. rebels in the city that ice is cause its capital. what's going on there? trigger the so-called capital of the caliphate since 2014. kurdish and arab forces now moving in with help from the u.s.-led coalition. this is going on at the same time they try to retake mosul. probably the strongest ally the u.s. has had in this whole thing has been those kurdish forces. they are good fighters and their leading the charge to take that particular city which will be very involved for the allies. iss has lost about 16% of total territory since the beginning of the year and that members continues to grow. train to iraqi retelling

separate it from ices held cities say president obama abandon them. they want donald trump for president. lieutenant general jerry boykin family research council is with this now. you can be surprised at that, can you? >> i'm not surprised at all. people need to understand that the oldest christian groups in the world are in iraq. period their descendent of the ancient. and they have been brutalized under ice and the obama v. has never included any kind of focus on protection of the christian groups. they very much want somebody who will take this off. stuart: i will raise an issue you and i have spoken about many times but i will do it again because it sunday morning. above this year in refugees this calendar year ,-com,-com ma the

muslims only 77 or christian. do you have an explanation for this because clearly it is the christians who have persecuted and run out of town in the middle east are only very few of them actually make it here as genuine refugees. what's going on? >> again, deal may focus the obama administration has had in terms of protecting religious liberty as part of its foreign policy are part of his policy towards the middle east has been protect in muslims. christians have been left out. were it not for people like former congressman frank wolf who actually got a coalition together in congress to force the issue. there has been no effort to protect christians. i can answer as to why mr. obama has had that kind of foreign policy. all i can tell you is the results are obvious. stuart: it's just a terrible thing. i use that word quite

deliberately. christians are being slaughtered by the hundreds if not the thousands that been run out of town. if anybody was a refugee who wanted help from duchenne, it is the christian, the community of north africa and i think they should be here by the thousand that they're not. general, i'm sorry to elect you like this. i do apologize. i really do. we are out of time. thanks attribute on the show. >> glad to be with you, stuart. stuart: i'm glad you're smiling after i cut you up short. much obliged. i shouldn't do that, but i did it. liz: understandable. stuart: president obama goes on at network. she asked the president about illegal immigrant should they be scared about. will the authorities know where they live? we'll play the president's response which is astounding. hillary clinton campaigning in florida. we can't resist. roll that tape.

stuart: i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me. seeing is believing, and that's why

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when i haven't had a new revelation with unix and week out, the sunday morning. this one is about chelsea clinton. ashley: these with unique females. this one regarding chelsea clinton and doug van of the clinton campaign. no love lost or trained as to which we found out. this is from john podesta, the clinton campaign chairman with cheryl mills. and learn from the investigation into her getting paid for campaigning. using foundation resources for her wedding for a decade taxes on money. i hope that he will speak to her and i miss once we go down this road. stuart: that to john podesta and a band, the man who organized the bill clinton brand. that's what he did. >> the same new call chelsea clinton is spoiled rat. stuart:.you know reveals chelsea losing money from the foundation for a wedding and others don't.

not quite outrageous. >> they've been saying that there hasn't been, that this is a charity, but we keep saying -- liz: by the way, these were stolen. stuart: nobody likes that aspect, but they are the e-mails. got to deal with them.

guiding light think about the trustworthy numbers, her numbers, or problems numbers, her problems with that she started yelling at them about how republicans are at me and she is screaming that this potential voters on the fence and just the timing and the

overall -- stuart: there is a fairness. i see your point. when a woman raises her voice, raises the decibel level, it tends to go off. >> even if donald trump -- neither that is appealing. stuart: let's give her a break. so much more to talk about including the lack of discussion of policies. what i would like to see, margaret thatcher speaking forcefully. they return the mica. we are very fair. look, here's the latest thing. four days ago paddy power, the british boating operations at the donald trump had a 15% chance of winning.

now today it is a 36% chance talking about a swing towards donald trump. that's the break though. we will also bring you this. thousands of people in masks take into the streets in london, clashing with police. this is part of a demonstration for the million mask march. happens every year protesting capitalism. you are not allowed to wear a mask within one mile. dozens of people arrested. the filmmaker asks white liberals about voter ids. they are racists and suppress the vote they say. more transfixed in a moment. >> they are usually pretty racists. they are way to perpetuate.

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stuart: we are on top of it. that is ivanka trump. an appearance that we are going to call a town hall. i believe she's taking questions. she's doing that right now. there is a real shift, you know, in the polls towards donald trump, however u latinos may still be -- some bit of a problem in a couple of state. fox news contributor and latina is with us now. these particular states are florida and nevada where there's a lot of early voting by latinos. now, that could be a problem, could it not in two very important states? do you think it is a problem? >> well, it could be and is something that they should be concerned about. they are saying 200,000 voters

more than -- voted early than did in 2012 in florida. look, we don't know yet what that means, it could be that these are not new voters but rather people who would have normally voted on election day and they're just voting early so it doesn't necessarily they expanded or democrats registered a whole bunch of new voters. that said, it is a concern, the other point that i would bring up, stuart, is we don't know how many people are going to vote. many cubans, for example, who are open to the idea of opening with cuba and the obama administration have been very disappointed lately because they feel that there have been bad negotiations done and only empowered the regime there and so there's a lot of people that are still very upset with the obama administration and, remember, we have 3 million more hispanics living in poverty than we did than obama elected an she has promised to continue that --

those policies. so i think it's -- we are not sure how it's going to shake out yet. stuart: okay, now we are going to show our viewers again, president obama doing an interview with a latina, latina tv network i should say and asked about illegals and voting. you have seen it before. hold on a second. our viewers might not have. listen to this. >> many of the millennials, dreamer, undocumented citizens, i call them citizens are fearful of voting, so if i vote will immigration know where i live, will they come to my family and deport us? >> not true. and the reason is first of all, when you vote, you are a citizen yourself and there is not a situation where the voting world somehow are transferred over and people start investigating and the same to the vote, is strictly confidential in terms

of who you voted for. stuart: rachel, i think president obama should have come right out and said, if you are not a citizen, if you are illegal or undocumented, whatever expression you want to use, he should have came out and said it up front? >> absolutely. i don't know if you showed that, she said in her question that she considered dreamers who weren't citizens to be citizens. stuart: correct. >> so he's clearly indicating that he thinks that you should go ahead and vote if you think you're a citizen whether you are or not. this is outrageous stuff and i tell you what, it's the kind of cynical move that i believe that won't play well with many latinos. many of them come from countries where they have seen elections with corruption, they have seen that rule of law is the reason why they come to america, i think it's out rainlous that the president of our country is sort of creating a situation that makes it look like it's okay to

vote when you're not a citizen. it's outrageous. >> yes. stuart: this is paul ryan echoing calls for republicans to come home. just watch the tape, roll it. >> i walked into the city hall in wisconsin about two weeks ago and i kept my ballot, i voted for donald trump and mike pence, i voted for ron johnson, i voted for every republican i saw on the ballot. do you know why i did that? because it's time to go come home and go out and vote. stuart: is that enough to get republicans behind trump so that trump wins wisconsin, is it enough? >> yes, paul ryan is hands down the most respected republican of wisconsin. he carries a big stick in this

town and in the state and i'm telling you, that will make a difference. stuart: thanks for being with us on a sunday morning. >> you got it. stuart: hillary's growing e-mail scandal and, yes, it is growing. new reports that she had her made print emails for her. revisions to the iran points, marina is trying to print for you. marina is the maid. former cia operation officer is here. the article goes on further that the maid was asked to print out president obama's daily briefing from the cia.

i mean, you're a cia guy. at least i think you are, i don't know that you can confirm that or not, you know, that did you want go down well, does it? >> no. this is just one more -- you know, the term drip, drip, drip was used but this is a big plop that lands. this is a big mess. the thing that's important for listeners to understand, for viewers to understand is that -- there's not much in life that's plaque and white but there's a lot of gray, there are things that are black and white like rules. it's illegal to provide classified information and it doesn't way what type of classification, it could be secret or confidential to people who don't have clear answers. now, unless marina santos, house manager for secretary clinton

who was running in washington, d.c., unless the government wants to tell me or her team wants to tell me that marina santos had ticket to handle classified information, they allowed her into to into a skiff. you can't go in there unless you have clear answers. they allowed her to go in there to retrieve documents off a secured fasm machine which they also would send copies or portions of the president's daily brief. stuart: that's what i want to get to, the president's daily briefing, isn't that ultra secret. isn't that from the cia directly on his morning. the world situation here it is. >> if i'm still on the job and targeting a foreign government and i can get a hold of putinor

xi in china, you know what, i'm going to be promoted so fast your head will spin. [laughter] >> this is astounding stuff. here is the other thing. if i'm targeting an official like a secretary of state, if i'm a foreign intel officer, you know who i'm going after, i'm going after the house keeper, the house manager, someone with access to that environment, the home, if i find out that that person that i'm targeting, house keeper, house manager has access to secure information because they're allowed for some unknown reason to run into a skiff, it's a winner, home run right there. stuart: we are both exacerbated. let's both calm down. we will get back to you. i want to deal with us, the u.s. is warning of russian involvement in the election, possibly through a hack, what have you got, liz. liz: basically they are warning that they could hack into the system here in the united states, the voting system, swamp

the polling information system, put a bogus results. the u.s. voting systems typically are not connected to the internet, it's more about defrauding the results. now we are tracking that u.s. militaries is telling the media, certain media at we can retaliate, we have our own cyber weapons, we have mal where we can plan in telecom or electric grid. stuart: mike baker, is that a credible threat to electoral system and credible counterthreat for us to go after them? >> well, this is a really americay -- mitigating merky area. how do you seat the lines when you determine you need to go proactive, on the offensive? is it a credible threat, yes, it is. if the public knew -- if the public knew not just electoral system, infrastructure, but if the public knew how many times daily our infrastructure,

commercial infrastructure, public infrastructure was probe, targeted by state sponsored perpetrators, by persistent threats, by individuals, they won't sleep at night. we have the best team out there stuart: i'm glad you came in on sunday morning. thank you, mike, good stuff. >> thank you. stuart: if you're a frequent viewer of this program you know i take issue with the word impactful, now a view -- has challenged me, muah. we will tell you what the viewer said about me in just a moment. first this, get ready for a super move happening november, this could be a once in a

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stuart: new fresh leakage this morning about buyers from cnbc john harwood, the gentleman on the left. ashley: chief correspondent back in september of 2015 he had an interview coming up with jeb bush, what does he do? he contacts john podesta under the subject line, what should i ask jeb in speak easy interview tomorrow. he goes onto say, i have this interview, what questions should i ask, he's asking the chairman of the clinton campaign, so one would think that mr. harwood would be able to come up with questions on his own but apparently not. stuart: would you express my exasperation for me? >> this is absolutely horrible. stuart: political editor correspondent, washington, d.c., correct?

he's working with by and for the clinton campaign. >> and a debate moderator. my god. stuart: i think my exasperation knows no bound. film maker is back, he's got a new film, this focus is on voter id laws. let me explain this. first, he went and asked white liberals what do you think of voter id laws, fair to minorities, watch this. >> do you have an opinion of voter id laws? >> they are usually pretty racist and they are bad. >> voter id laws are a way to perpetuate racism. >> would you -- >> for sure. >> do you think suppressing the african-american vote? >> definitely. >> they don't live in areas with easy access to dmv's where they can get identification. >> there's black voting with how

they -- if you're a convicted felon you're not allow today vote and everything and when you look at swing states like florida, that's a huge population of the -- of the african american. stuart: you heard it. then we took those tapes to harlam residents. they said liberals were racist, watch this. >> you have id? >> yes, i have carry id. >> do you know black person who doesn't carry id? >> that's a lie. why would they say that? >> i know, right. >> they are pretty much ignorant. >> ignorance. >> does it sound racist for somebody to say that? >> i think it is a little racist. >> do you have a problem that if you go to vote, can we please see your id. >> i love showing my id.

>> do you have a problem with that? >> i don't think so, no. stuart: ami is with us this morning. >> it's a pleasure. stuart: put the whole thing in context. first you look campus to me and asking liberals about voting and then you take the tapes to harlam and get the reaction. who are they talking about here? >> it define it is pat roinizing relationship that the black community party has with the democratic party if you want stuart: big picture, yeah. >> if you ask liberal elites why do we need to have more welfare, more dependent evening cri for the black community is because they can't do for themselves. that's essentially what they are arguing, the relationship is between the democrats and the black community. this is just a manifestation of that. you break it down to a level because they can't go to internet, dmv and we have to do whatever we can to make it easier for them.

stuart: the white youngsters, it's racist, do you not come with some young people and say there's nothing wrong with it? >> no. not a single person. stuart: how many interviews did you do? >> 20 people. stuart: you didn't get them saying, no, there's nothing wrong with asking for id's. there wasn't a single person that a, didn't have an id or b had a problem with voter id. why would it be an issue to show my id to vote. stuart: this is fascinating. >> do i for you. stuart: thanks for being with us on a sunday morning. thank you, sir. now some important news during

friday's show, liz one of our guests and i had an disagreement over the word impactful. watch this. >> but it's really purposeful and really impactful. if people don't know about something, how can it impact their opinion, it won't. stuart: impactful is not a word. >> i know a terrible sounding word. [laughter] stuart: i can't believe it. this is a comment from lawrence. impactful is a word moron, impactful is one of word, i guess this moron stands corrected. you better get the right answer. is impactful a word? >> i've never used on this show.

>> totally not a word. >> whatever. [laughter] stuart: there's another word irregardless. the producer is in my ear, impactful is a word because it's in the dictionary. >> marriam webster's dictionary. stuart: i like this guy. bring him back, please. >> am i not allowed back on now? stuart: i'm impactful. [laughter] stuart: come on, look at this. giant panda caught on a dam in china. in danger of falling in and drowning, of course. very sad story rescuers came to the rescue, of course, they attached a rope to it, i think they yanked it out there after working for three hours they got it away, saved the panda and off

it goes into the woods from where it came. a good story for you on a sunday morning. game show jeopardy, one of my favorites got political this week, one of the categories translating spanish to english. watch this. >> spanish for a thousand. [speaking in spanish] >> who pays for the wall? [laughter] [a >> right is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've been able to say, okay... ...here's the challenges you're going to have. and we can get it confirmed through our quickbooks. and what steps are we going to use to beat these obstacles before they really become a problem. [announcer] get 30 days free at quickbooks.com

>> i'm going to be the president for everybody. people who agree with me and don't agree with me. >> we are to california, and texas and new york, and washington and michigan. >> limits get out, let's vote for the future, let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren. >> then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house, ye. >> two days to go, 48 hours.

some of our guests were fired up by the. >> there is a shift. the polls are tending towards trump with two days to go. hillary clinton veriyed shifting her schedule to meet his challenge. he's gotten this far. everything done there are does is surprising. it seems almost impossible he can pull it out at this last moment. but the polls show there is a trends, there seems t to be some momentum inside his campaign. national polls at this point don't necessarily matter. the battleground states do. two days is a long time in terms of political time. >> i'm not nervous. >> i believe modeling something the trump campaign has not done. they are making sure they are getting good. s. i have seen early vote numbers

coming out of places like nevada. we have seen latinos strike back. >> we have great things coming still. and we have great ground game. and a get out the vote effort. we know's a successful businessman. we saw him in louisiana and mexico city. and now they will see him be a great president. reporter: an emotional endorsement for donald trump. he says the american way of life is going count tubes and only trump can fix it. he's next moments away.

stuart: welcome to our program. we are here on a sunday because we think something big is happening in america and we want to cover it, and we think it is a privilege to report on history.

and we are very glad you are with us. good morning, everyone. as the election has drawn closer we would like to give you a state of play. polls most show a shift towards trump. both nationally and in so-called battleground states. it's trump who has momentum. the bookies now give trump a 36% chance of wing. four days ago it was 5%. follow the money. trump is piling on the pressure and the pence. five appearance today going through late tonight. five different states, including minnesota and michigan. used to be those states were solidly democrat. but hillary clinton will make no appearance today until 4:30 eastern time this afternoon. she has a rally with le bron james in cleveland, then thee brings in james taylor for a rally.

and tim kaine will go back to his home state virginia. are the democrats worried about the once safe and secure virginia? two days to go. they will be making history. again, thank you very much for joining us. we find it exciting be, and we hope you do, too. the third hour of varney and company is about to begin. >> we have a leader. all he does is campaign. all he's doing is campaigning for crooked hillary. that's all he wants to do. stuart: donald trump hammering president obama for campaigning for a candidate under federal investigation. in your latest piece you say president obama -- this is interesting -- he will pardon

hillary clinton by thanksgiving. >> i predict he will do it the day after thanksgiving because of course everybody goes shopping. and they love to bury the stories. this is not a joke. there is something -- something has to give. if she wins, something has to give. either they bail on this investigation when you look -- and they have no idea what more comes out of the wikileaks. the more of this stuff that comes out, the more the pressure builds. there is a case here for going forward. either he will they will have to kill that and do some incredibly unpopular things in terms of stopping the investigation, some unseemly things, or she is going to pardon herself. stuart: it would be an astronomical political explosion if that took place. >> i think so. but you can hear the arguments now. we have to go forward.

president-elect clinton can't go into office with all this hanging over her. time to heal. all the arguments you heard when gerald ford pardoned richard nixon you will hear again. stuart: i'm glad you are here with us today. there does seem to be a shift in the momentum and that momentum is going towards donald trump. this is the marist poll. 44-43, a tasty cal tie. in "investors business daily," hillary up one and we'll call that a statistical tie. does he have the momentum to make it a win on tuesday. he makes national headlines every day. his rallies are huge, and for a guy running a big campaign like this, that's probably the best way to close with this limited amount of time.

that's what allows him to do something insane like go to minnesota and campaign. i think it's insane to think that he can close those poll there. if these polls are accurate. it could be that all these polls are under reading the trump effect. but i mean, minnesota has gone -- hasn't gone republican in a very long time. but this is the advantage. he can do that there and he's still campaigning nationally. because the press is going to cover his rallies live. his rallies continue to be very entertaining and watchable. stuart: trump is truly barnstorming through the country. today five different states, including a surprise appearance in michigan. as charles said in minnesota. and also in virginia. all three of them are traditionally go democrat.

but he's there right at the last moment. meanwhile, hillary clinton at the moment only has two stops, ohio and new hampshire. that surprises me. grants she jammed in an extra speech tomorrow in michigan, but today only two appearances. >> who can keep up with donald trump anyway. this is not her specialty. this is not -- she is not a bill clinton. this isn't what she loves. she is a policy -- claims to be a policy person. so she doesn't thrive on this the way her husband did and donald trump does. mitch gains an interesting state where you had the reagan democrats. when you look at all of the traditional democratic states, like pennsylvania, that is one i can see going for donald trump. virginia is a strange place because course that's just in

the last two elections turned purple. the problem there is in northern virginia, that is the heart of the never trump people. they are republican conservatives, people that rely on the federal government for things, and they hate donald trump. that's where rubio ran up those huge numbers in northern virginia. and so i think donald trump has a better chance of winning pennsylvania and michigan before he would win virginia because of the pro federal government republicans that live in northern virginia. stuart: wikileaks revealing bias at our competitor. that would be cnbc. specifically that gentleman john hashwood. watch the late -- john harwood. watch the latest. >> he's have much in bed with

the democratic campaign of hillary clinton. prior to this interview he had with jeb bush he actually contacts john podesta and says under the subject line, look, what should i ask jeb in speak easy interview tomorrow. so we just showed the video. there he is john harwood and jeb bush. the day before john harwood had emailed mess acknowledged john podesta, chair of the clinton campaign iing, what kind of questions should i ask? >> i'm not going to call that journalism. it's incredible. a good way of look at it, ask you imagine john harwood calling up donald trump and say i'm going to be interviewing hillary tomorrow. what should i be asking her. >> he's a washington correspondent for cnbc.

stuart: i have got another one. gossip. >> this is a whole long chain of emails regarding hillary's use of the private email server. this involves a political activist, big ally of hillary clinton's at the very end john podesta says to tanden, at least we now know why cheryl didn't want her to run. cheryl mills being the person cited there. she was very concerned, cheryl mills about the email server. she said who aloud her to have that email server. whoever that person was should be drawn and quartered. and tanden said whoever it ways should have been drawn and quartered.

who said she could do that? it was all a case of it was just a private email. so it was a convenience. but they realize the problem. >> what are we going to do after tuesday? this is the greatest, most interesting election of our lifetime. liz: wild with a capital w. stuart: a new report from the "new york post." wait until you see this. hillary clinton directed her maid to print out classified information. we are talking to one of the top guys, the f.b.i., about that. pennsylvania. the office of a grassroots democrat group on suspicion of voter fraud. look at this.

donald trump rushed off stage by secret service agents during a rally in nevada last night. someone shouted "gun." he's okay. trump returned within minutes and had this to say from the podium. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we'll never be stopped. never ever.

stuart: the "new york post," there is the cover. "mop secret." allegedly hillary clinton direct her maid to print out classified material including president obama's daily intelligence briefing. who better to address this than jim kallstrom, former assistant

f.b.i. director in new york. you made the point that the special protected area where you have got to go, that was breached. explain the significance of this, please. >> it's huge. a skif is a physical and electronic barrier. what's going on in there is all classified. unless hillary clinton is involved in it, maybe there is other emails. this is the crown jewel of how we protect classified information. this is a special area. are there armed guards out there guarding it? who certified this? this needs to be certified by the three letter agencies. was that done?

i'm sure it was built by them. was it certified so it had the necessary protection? here is the maid who is probably a great lady, but she has no security clearance. she is probably leaving the door open. it's probably open all the time. that door can't be open. hillary clinton has zero regard for the security of the united states classified information. stuart: the secure areas are the crown jewels of our security. that scif was breached by the entry of the maid. >> who briefed her? she is maybe known the an american citizen. she has no security clearance, i'm sure. so what agencies know this was going on? they should really be taken to task. they really should.

i'm talking about nsa and cia. and the f.b.i. stuart: a scif is a secure room, you can't penetrate it electronically. it's like a little dungeon. >> i don't want to get into the detail what it is, but that's common knowledge what you just said. stuart: and it's been breached by a maid of hillary clinton. >> she left a number of top secret communications on her computer. stuart: the daily briefing? >> that's about as highs you can get. that's up there at the top. intelligence agencies with pay millions of dollars for the president's daily briefing. that's taken outrage. -- that's an outrage.

stuart: the clinton foundation did not notify the state department that they received a $1 million gift from qatar while hillary clinton was secretary of state. put getting into the weeds on it, that's against the law. >> yes. as i describe the foundation from what i have seen in the public domain. it's a criminal operation. it makes us taking down the costa nostra in the 80s look ke child's play. stuart: you are really outraged. i can tell you are upset about this. >> our culture is going down the tubes. the basis of the united states of mayor what we all love is going down the stiewbs. the education system. we were number one in math for decades. now we are what, 27, 28. i mean, it's just crazy, the kids don't know a thing about

how the country was formed. i interview them. they know nothing about what the country -- how can you maintain a country when you have a proud media, the majority of the media, and you have an education system that doesn't teach the kids anything. stuart: you are upset because the world you knew, the world you will worked in and respect with the values you think are american values, you are saying that's broken. >> the country i went to vietnam for. which i thought was the honorable thing to do. but i was a young man and i learned later it wasn't 100% what i should have done. stuart: thank you, sir. cyber s.w.a.t. teams including the feds are set to monitor voting systems on election day. there is a warning of potion russian hacks. liz rliz: , they are coming outo

make sure the voting systems are protected. arizona and til now were hacked, information was stolen. typically the voting systems are not connected to the internet. and the fear is a country or disruptor could come in and knock a web site offline or put bogus polling up there to fake out the american people. stuart: so you are calming it down a little bit. in pennsylvania, this raided a second field office connected to a democrat organization. maybe we are being unfair, by the reminded us of how the infamous scream? 2004.

people think it's terrible but i think it's funny. we'll show you both clips shortly. beautiful day in new york city. the last sunday before the election. it's marathon sunday in new york. that's a big deal.

stuart: chelsea clinton will be in pennsylvania today. hillary needs a heavy turnout in and around the suburbs of pennsylvania. any idea of the turnout? >> reporter: a little bit of trouble here. i'll tell you the campaign here -- chelsea clintons coming this field office. it will be fascinating the next couple days. there is no early voting and we have two candidates with such different strategies. donald trump is so busy today, 5 states, 5 rallies. but the clinton campaign, the volunteers have showed up at

this chelsea clinton event in chester and they are signing up to canvas. they are going door to door targeted with the data the campaign provided. they are count on organization to tomorrow enthusiasm. i was at a diner earlier and sometimes this whole enthusiasm thing for the clinton supports is overrated. >> i'm not a big hillary fan, but the choice between the two of them is obvious. i think he would be a disaster in office. he doesn't seem to know anything about policy. he's divisive. >> he's not a huge hillary fan. but he's ready to support her. i don't know which one is going to win out the day here, hillary clinton has a slight lead in the polls in pennsylvania. they think the organization is on their side. trump has the enthusiasm and momentum.

stuart: in pennsylvania. >> the this raid on a democrat field office. possible suggestions of voter fraud. reporter: what's interesting, the agents looking for what they call templates used to construct fraudulent voter registration forms and look for completed voter registration form containing same or similar identifying information of individuals on multiple forms. stuart: if it's a close race in pennsylvania donald trump will turn around and say wait a minute. what's this about, voter fraud. liz: it's the democrat field organization they are raiding. it could involve military and absentee ballots. the attorney general is now looking into it.

stuart: if it's very close, and trump loses, he probably would say wait a minute, what's going on here. >> pennsylvania unlike other places that had early voting with millions of bol lots cast before the comey announcement before these wikileaks things have come out. it's all happening in three days there. so no place where this closing momentum on the end would have a more potent effect. liz: six states don't allow early voting. that will be a heck of a thing to watch. stuart: i'm glad you are with us. hoik continues to roll out the celebrities. first it was jay-z and beyonce, now it's katy perry. here is what donald trump said

about all these celebrities. hillary clinton has the failed politicians and celebrities campaigning for her.

>> i want to be the president for everybody. everybody she grows with me, people who don't agree with me. >> we are going to california and texas and oregon and michigan. >> let's get out and vote for the future, let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and grandchildren. god bless you. >> then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house! stuart: i'm terribly sorry,

ladies and gentlemen, i couldn't resist it. hillary clinton caught in a downpour shouting to be heard. then we had the scream from howard dean which ruined his campaign. criticize me if you wish. but i did see similarities between the two. am i being unfair, leslie? >> just a tad. because i like you, i will say just a tad. one, there wasn't a screen. two, he was not the democratic nominee. he was in third place. it wasn't just the scream that put him over the top. hillary clinton she is yelling over people chanting hillary in the pouring rain, excited and quite frankly i'm sure her voice just like donald trump's has had it at this point. stuart: is a sexist for a guy

like me to say that voice is a problem? i'm not sure i want to hear that for four more years. i'm open to the charge of sexism. you can bring it up if you like. am i a sexist? >> i can't say you are a sexist, because i'll tell you why. many of us men and women are. i work in talk radio and i have for 30 years. i started which i was 5. we have studied that show when a woman gets passionate and emotional, she gets shrill. i have had bosses tell me you have got to bring count volume, you sound shrill. that's a turn offto voters and listeners. stuart: i don't remember the wonderful margaret thatcher ever sounding like that. not even once, not ebb when she was under dire attack from the left. never ever did that.

last comment on this issue to you. >> these are different people, different temperaments. stuart: you are so right. >> i think british people and american people are very different. you know i'm an american wherever i go. we are aggressive, we are loud. stuart: this afternoon in cleveland hillary clinton appears with le brand-new james. then she goes on to new hampshire where she is going to bring on to the stage james taylor. last time i saw him was when john kerry dragged him over to paris to represent america just after the "charlie hebdo" terror attack in paris. there he is performing for the french. do you think that's a good idea to drag out james taylor for hillary clinton in new hampshire? >> yes. although he's from the carolinas originally, he has been living

in massachusetts and spent a lot of time in mass and new hampshire. he's one of my favorite musicians and he has a place in martha's vineyard. having these people out is preaching to the choir. we'll left and right appreciate his music. it's normal candidate have celebrities come out. donald trump has had kid rock. but they are not going to make a decision for anybody voting for president. stuart: james taylor is not a flat kind of guy. he's oh, dear me, the world is coming to an end. he doesn't rouse the crowd. i don't think the millennials will be appealed to. ♪ i have seen fire and i have seen rain ♪

go ahead, make your point. >> you have got a friend. these kinds of songs are about stronger together. they are about being conciliatory. james taylor appeals to a lot of people. i'm a fan. i love james taylor. i know all the words to all all his songs. i won't sing. i will leave that to you. that would hurt your ratings. stuart: i did make a little fun. was i awfully harsh? >> the celebrities -- i think it is a double-edged sword for her because it remind everybody how much they don't like her and how hundred appealing. she is not a rock star. donald trump gets the huge crowd and he doesn't need katy perry,

whoever that is, to be on stage with him. one of these songs by one these pop stars, the words throughout say i'm voting for respect, i'm voting for community, i'm voting through fairness. the one thing it doesn't say is i'm voting for hillary clinton. stu ♪ you've got a friend snoit ♪ let's get serious. rupert murdoch says in this election america gets a chance to dethrone the house of clinton. >> i think the house of clinton, or the clinton crime family. as you have been watching these one scandal after another after another, it looks like the preview for an upcoming movie

called "the godmother." you have the emails and illegal server. we get word that she has got an illegal server. her campaign chairman john podesta says we have to dump these emails. there is a problem with that is because they took 33,000 of these emails and destroyed them, so-called private ones about yoga and chelsea's wedding. then we have got her not one device, but 13 of them. some of them destroyed with hammers. then we learn a few days ago that five different f.b.i. offices are conduct an investigation of the clinton foundation. hillary clinton said we spend 90% of our money on good works. it's not 90%. it's

this turns out to be not some kind of charity but full employment program for her government in waiting. stuart: let's suppose she becomes the president of the united states. she would appoint a supreme court justice. but your point is it goes way beyond that. there are appellate level justices that need to be appointed. she could have a dramatic impact throughout the federal jew dish air yea. there are republicans saying they will hold up a supreme court nominee for the full four years of her term. that's a disturbing thing, because that's not way things are supposed to work. would you support holding up all these appointments to the supreme court for four years? >> i think that's highly dysfunctional. the way to avoid that is to make sure she doesn't win the election tuesday. the never trumpers need to go to the polls and keep hillary out.

it's 105 judges to lower courts. 15 cabinet secretaries. the heads -- 405 different federal agencies, regulatory bodies. in his first four years obama appointed 143,000 new staffers in his administration. hillary clinton will put in the same number of people or leave the ones who have done watch a great job so for stuart: would you support the republicans if they said no to any supreme court nomination? >> i don't know. that's not a good way to run a country. stuart: if hillary clinton is the president, would you support the republicans and say no no to any supreme court justice for four years? >> absolutely. because it's a political decision. the framers set it up to be a political decision.

if the republicans in congress wants to take that risk representing their constituents and stawnlds and oppose any judge, nominee that clinton put forward. that's a risk they can take. maybe they get punished in the polls later, maybe they don't. it's a political system and it's the way it's designed. but this scenario all these clintonites coming in under hillary. if trump comes in and he's able to makple attorney general like riewdsy giuliani. imagine those people making decisions about the country's future rather than people tied to teachers unions. charles stuart: there is a difference between should do it and will do it.

>> which is probably how republicans have gotten into the find they are in and have been for a couple years. stuart:murdoch, you are all right, too. a man with the name murdoch has got to be all right. stuart: we are going to look at that fancy select early to map and focus on trump's path to victory as of today. kennedy will break it down for us. will she give us a weather report? do you remember this? when the electoral college map fails, you can always go to the weather map. kennedy: in arizona it is a dry heat. they have got marijuana, a minimum wage law, and they also have that kind much weather that doesn't make you stuffy in the winter months we are creeping into right now. [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses.

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my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've been able to say, okay... ...here's the challenges you're going to have. and we can get it confirmed through our quickbooks. and what steps are we going to use to beat these obstacles before they really become a problem. [announcer] get 30 days free at quickbooks.com stuart: let's bring in adam shapiro. adam, you bring us fresh, new numbers. now what have you got? >> i'm going to give you the new numbers. the turnout in until is incredible. before i get to those numbers, it's important you hear from trump supporters as to why they believe trump is going to win the sunshine you state.

then i'll show you the trends that affirm what you are going to hear. these supporters points out the pud and pollsters don't understand the movement taking place and they are making a mistake when they say florida will vote clinton. here what else they told us. do we have that spot? i'm sorry. stuart. let me get right to the numbers. in florida right now, 50% roughly of registered voters have cast their ballots. amongst non-affiliated voters 1.2 million have already voted. voters registered with party vote by mail we have 1s 043,000.

democrats are leading in this number. the won't unaffiliated voters are key in this election versus to do with if you want to gone it racial breakdown of who is voting for whom. you hear about the surge in the hispanic voters. i got off the phone from the deefnt demcrattic politics steve shale. what we are seeing in the non-affiliated voters is a 20 plus turnout among hispanics. he says that's good for the democrats. the quote he just gave me is the state of florida will be more diversion than it was in 2012 and turnout will be higher than it was in 2008. that's from steve shale.

stev but i have got to tell you, the republicans say no, you are seeing a huge crossover among dixiecrats towards mr. trump. stuart: should we just say it's complicated, and it is. america votes in two days. in the back ground is what i'm calling a poor jobs report. that's my characterization. part-time jobs in october went up by 90,000. and full-time jobs went down, 103,000. i don't know how you can tall that anything but weak and poor. steve moore is with us. he's a trump economic advisor. for the benefit of our viewers. i want you to repeat what you think happens to the rate of growth in our economy if donald trump is elected president and

puts in place his package. >> you are not working part time, are you? 6 days a week, 7 days a week. you have got a situation where the economy has been growing the last year 1.5%. it doesn't reduce poverty or create the jowbs need, it won't bring count budget deficit. i look at the program we but the together in the trump campaign and talk about the business tax cut and the tax cut for workers. i believe and i think there is a lot of evidence to support this, where we could increase our economic growth rate to% in five years and that is the equivalent. the compounding effect of that after five years. so this is a big deal. stuart: that's a gigantic boom. you say 4% growth in each of the

next five years. i'm trying to do the math, that means the american economy grows by roughly a quarter in five years. >> i'll tell you how we get there. we believe b -- by fixing the tx system and having the lowest business tax in the world, we are going to bring a lot of those jobs back. 1% growth increase just from that. the energy sector, this is an under played story of the american economy. we have $50 trillion of coal and gas resourceths this country. if we start developing those resources you can increase u.s. energy just put by as much as 150 to 200 billion a year. by the way, rolling back obamacare. you talk about the increase of

part time jobs. a big factor is obamacare. you hire somebody over 30 hours a week, you have to add all those extra costs on. stuart: obamacare is one of the biggest issues going forward for done and i think he exploited it. here is the breaking news. virginia governor terry mcauliffe close ties with the clintons, restoring voting rights to felons. he confirmed to pox business he restored voting rights to convicted felons, 67,247 convicted felons have had their voting rights reinstated. but just under 21,000 have actually registered. metropolitaregistered. mcall live ran hillary clinton's 2008 campaign.

stuart: fox news confirmed that with the governor's office. 66,000 convicted felons are now free to vote in virginia. that's an important development? >> it underscores the disdain that these people have for the value of -- stuart: it's not exactly game the system, but game politics. >> they just want to win. they don't care about anything. stuart: kennedy will joins after this to break count new electoral map if we are lucky. maybe she'll give us a weather forecast like she did yesterday. we are doing double duty on election day itself. we'll have our normal coverage and a special show 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. you pay your car insurance

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stuart: watch out sports fans, we are back with the electoral

college map and the key states donald trump needs to get to that magic number of 270. kennedys on the balcony. what is trump's path to victory. kennedy: don't cry for me steward varney. you look at this. we have a number of tossup states it depends on where you live, how you feel and the kind of math you are working with. i'm going to giveio to a man named donald trump. and iowa to a man named donald trump. we believe has those states locked up based on the polling we have gotten back into the fox business newsroom. and i think he can comfortably take arizona. north carolina is a tossup. these states are essentially on a razor-thin margin. let's say he takes georgia. that's pinkish but still a comfortable place for him right now. pennsylvania it's a state where

she has deep ties. i blame it on the am i shall. i just say that -- i blame it on the amish. i say that because they are not. d for donald. don't frieps on me, we can give virginia to hillary clinton. even if she takes nevada, she has 220. colorado leaning blue right now. and state that we typically think of as leaning green if you know what i'm saying. we'll give her pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin why not. go back to the republican side. even if he takes new hampshire and florida we have to go to the republican side. he's only at 263. that means he has to turn some tricks in never.

let's give him the whole thing. that takes him to 273. that's a comfortable place for him to be. the rest of it can be blue. the point is we don't know what's going to happen. stuart varney, human beings in this election cycle. it's the ultimate act of rebellion. they are no longer acting predictably. back to you, stu. stuart: we were not expecting that's degree of performance, by the was superb. if you are not careful you will be back with us tomorrow. it's obviously a hard path to victory for donald trump pitch want to bring in the bookies in a moment in has bean change in the voting in britain. what have we got? >> not long ago four days ago it was 15% chance donald trump could win the u.s. presidential election based on the money coming in.

it's gone from 15 to 36% in four days. stuart: that reminds me of brexit where british were betting heavily triept last minute that we would leave. the betting said they would leave. everybody else said no they will stay. the betters got it right. do you have any desire to comment on the brits and their vote? >> i stay away from that. >> this anti-establishment throw the professionals out. this whole attitude that we saw there is we see america's middle class is shrinking. there is a political response to that. that's what we are seeing. liz: dumpeseeing.elizabeth * bup

32 percentage points in two days. i'm trying to be the voice of fairness. stuart: are we going to deal with james taylor again? we'll be back in a moment. you have got to see this.

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stuart: that's how it's supposed to be sung. here is how i did it earlier on the program. roll tape. i really don't think that millennials will be appealed by to, i'm being -- i see fire and i see rain. i wonder how that's going to go with the youngsters. liz: go ahead. stuart: make your point.

>> stuart, you've got a friend. stuart: he's a downer. you bring him out to political rally and expect him to be an upper. where am i going wrong? all right, niel, i guess it's yours, go. neil: what's wrong with james taylor? stuart: he's a downer. you know he is. neil: this is you happy, you ought to take look at starbucks, they just raised the price of coffee, talk about a down day for you. one step at a time. there is the election still going on. you're watching fox business on the financial network and this weekend for good reason, we care when others tell you it's a consequential election, we thought we followed up by make