>> next wednesday we will be hive from the university of neve never, las vegas. the site of the final presidential debate leading up to the final face off. mtp daily starts right now. >> if it's friday, we started the week wondering if this race was still competitive and we end the week wondering if we will see a land slide. two more donald trump accusers come forward. >> he grabbed my hand and walked me into the bedroom. i walked out. >> plus, get vulnerable down ballot distance themselves far enough from trump without totally alienating his

supporters and battling russia's virtual reach into the u.s. election. what does the united states need to do to win this political cyber war? >> welcome to mtp daily and we have been doing a lot of stuff about this campaign. two more women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct and at least eight women have come forward public lly in the past week. his manner is unhinged. you have to see it to believe it. first the new allegation.

the new civil rights lawyer gloria allred was with the former contestant on the apprentice. trump forced himself on her at a hotel in 2007. >> he asked me to sit next to him. i complied. he grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me aggressively and placed his hand on my breast. i walked to another part of the room. he then walked up and grabbed my hand and walked me into the bedroom. i walked out. he then turned me around and said let's lay down and watch some telly telly. i tried to push him away. i said come on, man, get real. he repeated my words back to me. get real.

>> the other woman who came forward is kristin anderson, a former make up artist who spoke about an alleged incident at a club in the early 90s. >> the person on my right who unbenounced to me was donald trump put their hands up my skirt. he did touch my vagina through my underwear, absolutely. >> the trump campaign said mr. trump strongly denies this phony allegation by someone looking to get free publicity. trump unloaded on these accusers at a rally in north carolina. at times he appeared to mock and joke about the allegation. here's what he said about the allegations from kristin anderson. >> in 1992 he did like this.

one came out where i was sitting alone in a club. i don't sit alone that much. i don't think i sit alone. i will be sitting alone like this. jessica leeds said he groped her on a plane. his defense, she was not attractive enough to grope. >> being look at that horrible woman and you say i don't think so. i was sitting with him on an airplane and he went after me on a plane. yeah, i'm going to go after her. believe me, she would not be my first choice. that i can tell you. man. that would not be my first choice. >> trump went after "people" magazine writer who accused trump of attacking her in 2005.

she is a liar. she is writing a story. check out her facebook page. you will understand. >> he attacked more of the motives. >> some are doing it for a little fame. it's a soelths set up. phony accusers come out less than a month before one of the most important elections. these people are sick. >> and finally, trump turned his attention to president obama in language that appeared to strike a threatening tone. >> why doesn't some woman come up and say what they say falsely about me. they can say it about him or about anybody. they could say it about anybody. he better be careful because they could say it about anybody.

anybody at all. >> folks, trump survived a lot in this race, but may have witnessed what could be the ending of his candidacy. allegations are piling up and today's story in the "washington post." the two women who came forward in the "new york times" and the woman who spoke on the record about alleged inappropriate behavior and a woman said he allegedly walked in on snaked the beauty contestants. the former miss utah said trump inappropriately kissed her on the mouth and the woman who spoke to the palm beach post alleging that trump groped her 13 years ago. trump of course is denying all of them. joined now by katie where trump is holding a rally tonight. katie, it's no holds barred from the trump campaign. do they endorse trump targeting every accuser individually?

>> i'm not sure if the numbers endorse this, but they are not saying anything that would go against his doing so on stage. we are waiting for the trump campaign to show that these women are lying. his running mate said it would come as early as today on the morning shows this morning, but they do not have an update on timing for the evidence. instead when he was on the stage in greensboro, he did what he has been doing. deflect. throw something else out that is more outrageous. he is saying that it's a set up between a mexican billionaire and the new york times and the clintons saying that a mexican billionaire who owns a stake in the new york times and

contributed and donated. the department of justice in the room to take him down in order to stop him from doing the sort of change he promises his supporters he alone will be able to do and he is the only who can shake things up. this is in charlotte, north carolina. so far donald trump has been making wilder and wilder accusations himself instead of disproving any of these allegations.

>> what can you me about the scuffle that took place out of the ordinary this this? >> this is happening in north carolina. a tester interrupted and they put her in a headlock. they escorted the protester out and went back to get the supporter and that's where we saw them sucker punch a protester and tried to put his hand on a few protesters. this is one of the more tense states we have been in. that he needs to win. it's one of the four states he is focusing on. >> on the trail with trump. stay safe. thanks very much. we bring in the panel here at nbc news. chris is the founder of the

"washington post" blog. before we started, the mike pence quote from this morning. he did make a pledge that there would be evidence presented to push back the accusers. here's what mike pence said on the morning show. >> as a dad of two daughters and as a public person, you always take these issues seriously, but they are unsubstantiated claims. he denied them. >> let me get you to respond to the fertile lady. she said it was not locker room banter. this was a powerful individual speaking openly and freely about sexually predatory behavior. >> i don't understand the basis of her claim. there will be more evidence that supports. >> what are evidence is coming out? >> the campaign is working on bringing that information out. >> he promised within hours and we don't have it.

it's 5:00 and you are asked to go out there and speak for the campaign. >> the idea that they can receive in a day eight different claims of groping with some evidence, i have no idea why he thought that was the right thing to say. instead of trying to deny the things, he is calling the women ugly and he is talking about hillary's looks. he doesn't have any strategy beyond say saying these are all liars. par r. >> he is being baited and he is responding every time. i don't mean baited by false charges. he is doing and saying exactly the wrong things here. this is not one person. this is eight people. i feel like every hour it's

another person. calling the women out and saying they are not attractive enough that he would even harass them, it's beyond -- >> you have to stop. >> it's not possible. >> it's no longer a strategy. >> it has been at least since the cape came out, he was off the leash and he said the shackles were coming off. if there were ever shackles on this man, that's not the case now. he has gone full trump down the rabbit hole and decided he has no choice but to be himself in the biggest way possible. there is a small hard core people who go to the rallies that find it deeply gratifying. >> if you wanted to dispute these things that you insisted

are wrong, watch the rally in greensboro. it literally is. this is not the way in which you would go about debunking them. by running people out on their looks. >> mike pence has been put out to say in a few hours we will have evidence. someone said in a few hours we will have evidence. >> let's go through. normally you have a candidate accuse them. maybe their spouse would do something. maybe a relative would come out and be a character witness for him. maybe a member of the campaign team would lock everybody behind the scenes. there so many different ways to respond to this in a way that would protect the opportunity to have a conversation with voters. they are not doing that.

>> i will be curious how they speak about this. the number of people who made them. >> kellyanne conway has not been on camera since wednesday. more than a dozen women have said something about trump and groping and inappropriate behavior. it's hard to imagine it broadly or specifically. he would have told us that already. the determiningous path he is going down, he has the following. and they are laughing during the rally. >> they are laughing with him. it's amazing. he can say anything and they want to believe it. >> hoary is taking this following he has and a cult-like

devotion of his core followers and he is turning it against the republican party. >> let me read what you wrote it was terrific. this is all he has left. the throngs that still flock to see him and the reality of the crooked media. they do not believe the polls. the world is a horror show. these are trump's people. they are all he has left. >> the question is where does it go? particularly if he is not elected president, does he tell them to take to the streets to delegitimize the results of the election? that's a scary thought. >> this whole thing is rigged. his words. this is a big lie. you are saying you will never believe that. >> how does he go from what he is saying now today in

greensburg to say it's rig and they are all against us and say we ran a good race. can you conceive of trump saying those words? are he called her a criminal repeatedly. >> i want to put up fox news. 56% said he was not qualified to be president. they split it up and they combined not at all. 49% it is he was not at all and another 7 said he was mostly not qualified. it was shocking. that means the race is over. you cannot have a number like that and win. >> i meet a lot of people who don't like donald trump and still think hillary clinton is

worse. that's where a lot of mainstream republicans are and that's the difficult box. this is the problem. does that voter show up? that to my is the question. >> what you are seeing in the polls is those who don't like donald trump were upper income republicans. those people are likely to vote and i think this could be the year where you see what they had on the last segment. the voting is going down. they get 50% of poem who don't vote for trump. >> i'm with you. it's mostly a dead thing that won't happen anymore. except for a crazy year like this. they accept in a year in which one of the two tribes is not represented.

bernie sanders is liberal and ted is conservative. he is over here. >> the question is how much can these candidates survive? that's going to be a really tall order. >> stick around later in the show. it's not just trump whose prospects are in jeopardy. it may have implications down the ballot and not in a good way. how the obama administration may respond to the cyber attack. i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other.

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how the u.s. is responding to all of the recent hacking from russia. woe have the capacity to send a message to putin and that's at the time of our choosing and the circumstances that have the greatest impact. the capacity to do and to the extent they do, we will be proportional to what we do. >> the message is going to be sent. will the public know? >> i hope not. >> you will see much more with president obama on "meet the press." wait until you hear what he said about syria. i will be talking to the guy who

is hoping to move joe biden out and move in. governor mike pence on "meet the press." check your local nbc stations. coming up here, a top clinton supporter who said the u.s. does not stop the cyber warfare now. we are in for a whole lot worse.

♪ lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. exactly one week ago the obama administration publicly blamed russia for hackings in the united states. saying it was confident, they intended to influence our election. the russian link hacks include 10,000 e-mails from the clinton campaign that have been published by wikileaks painting a portrait of hillary clinton, political calculating politician. they have a range of options and are considering what they call a proportional response.

dealing with russia will be a huge task. they accused trump of a cozy relationship with putin. the clinton supporter said he is more and more convinced that he played trump like a fiddle and they are calling on trump to condemn the role in the hacking. a former supreme allied commander of nato and at tufts university. he is a clinton supporter. welcome to the show. >> great to see you, chuck. >> the oped in foreign policy where you said there is an old russian proverb and they push through and if they hit they keep pushing f. they hit steel, they retreat. what you are seeing is right now they are hitting a lot of mush. i guess my question to you is when are we going to put steel in and what should that

proverbial steel be made of? >> the bayonetings of the russian proverb that came from the 20th century is the bit of the cyber world. they are not meeting much resistance and the answer is we should start pushing back. i was happy to hear vice president biden's comments. one is we should be looking hard at the way russia sensors their internet and revealing that process publicly which would allow dissidence in russia to escape that kind of censorship. the second thing is going after the russians's financial records and reveal the network of overseas banking to include president putin. i think they would be

proportional. widen said he hoped we wouldn't know about it. putin has the exact opposite. he almost relishes the idea that the left fears him. they have not denied it anymore. >> absolutely. i take the other side of the argument from vice president biden. in this case given the public display of what russia is doing in the cyber sphere, we need to not only respond, but i think there needs to be a public component to it. that's a proportional response. we are not going to drop the grid as a result of john's e-mails being out there, but we should be moving in the public sphere to demonstrate to our allies and friends that we had that capability. >> i don't think i'm going to picture a president clinton creating a reset button if he is

elected. this is going to have an impact if she wins because frankly the political headaches coming from the wikileaks are going to be greater for her if she wins because of the ways that the left may be upset with her and they will haunt her for sometime. my question to you is how much is this going to impact? the two have to have a personal relationship if we don't want to end up in a hot war. they are stumbling backwards into a full-blown cold war. we need to confront where we must and find zones of cooperation. confront on ukraine, syria, cyber. but cooperate where we can. >> where is that?

syria would be something we work on and that's clearly off the table. >> we know we are going back to the table and syria will be resolved in a political diplomatic agreement. where we can cooperate immediate immediately. >> when aleppo completes its activity and unfortunately we will see aleppo fall into assad's hands. at that point the motivation for a settlement comes because russia is getting out from under

sanctions and a solution is part of a grand bargain they may be able to cut with us. that's how they get to the diplomatic solution. not in the next three months. that is happy talk. it's a new administration to take that on. >> sorry there a high hard one that you could put at putin that might give him pause? is it going to take exposing his wealth? >> that's a factor. increasingly we are going to have to make this personal about putin the way he tried to make it personal about us. there is no other layer to go after. you have to work at and ultimately as you said with putin. it's going to be a delicate balance for the next president. >> there is no other decision maker. they had a great person who gets

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>> 25 days to go and all signs point to what looks like a landslide like win at the top of the ticket. and trump's temperament is the top issue down the ballot. allegations of sexual misconduct and experience theory and attacking his accusers in wild rallies like he did today and even going after an accuser's looks. the temperament has all but sunk

the top of the ticket. democrats are on the attack. hillary clinton is yet to use that in any teasing, about you we are seeing other candidates with ads that use that to tie the republican opponents to trump. here's a few examples. >> mike gallagher said we have to support donald trump. >> would you point to him as a role model. >> absolutely i would do that. >> i moved on her like a [ bleep ]. like a magnet. you prepared to vote for donald trump? >> i will support the nominee. >> i did try to [ bleep ] her. when you are a star they let you do it. are even after seeing trump brag after sexual assault and he

panicked and scrambled to save himself. >> just so that you know, that wasn't a loop. as you saw, every time the ad changed, it was a different ad and a different race in a different state. if every man and woman for themselves for the republicans. they are fleeing trump and distancing themselves and running as checks on a president hillary clinton. timing of the tape and the allegations could not have come at a worse time. this is debate season. here's a responses s is in ads debates. >> i have a lot of disagreements with donald trump. i have been clear about that. what's important for pennsylvanians is having a senator who will stand up to any president's bad ideas. >> it's not pleasant for me to renounce the nominee of my party. he won fair and square.

i have daughters. >> i'm not going to defend donald trump what he said. >> i will stand up to anyone in the oval office if i don't think they are doing the right thing for new hampshire. yes, we have parties, but we represent new hampshire and standing up for the people of this state. >> i took the step that i cannot support the republican nominee for president of the united states. >> how bad is it? they think the political editor and the political reporter and congressman and chairman. welcome to you both. i know you are still in mourning from the baseball game. >> baseball. you make some changes and let's start with the biggest of it all. is the house in play or not? >> i think this week was a time to take a pause after the wushl poll taken over the weekend.

everyone is kind of into a tizzy, but i haven't seen a uniform drop. there are soft spots, but i don't think the math is there. i don't think the map and the seats are in play for democrats to get the 30 they need. >> actions speak louder than words. the fact that the democrats and all the candidates are trying to go the trump route proves nathan's point. it hasn't popped yet, but they think there is a chance. >> they might. you have a three or four-way race. where that third party vote goes and that independent vote in a lot of these races. they got a majority and the republicans each had a majority. it takes a huge way for them to take back the house.

>> one goes to this turn out issue. in four say don't. what if they don't show up to the polls? that's what turn this is into a landslide. >> the top six senate races are so close, if you see a dip by 2% or 3%, that's enough to flip all of them. >> the two or three as they said. >> the turn out and they are getting relatively good numbers back, but they are concerned that the turn out in the end is not going to be there. >> you have an uncooperative top of the ticket.

>> trump doesn't seem to care at all. they vote for electorates and not presidential candidates. if bob dole was the problem, he would step off the ticket in places he could win it. if trump got off the ticket and they replaced nominees, the votes haven't been for him, they would be with the electorates. have you watched the campaign. >> he is no bob dole. i know bob dole and he's no bob dole. >> before last weekend was how well republicans were doing. they had a chance to hold the senate and in the house, they were going to keep losses to a minimum and they had further to fall pear. >> it seals to scare people.

just to replace mike pence. they made a point that worried him before the video came out. they have a different turn out model and they are different in the models. if the turn out collapses, that will hurt people up and down the ticket. >> had anybody not pulled support that you think is making a mistake? >> that's a good question. >> i get what he is trying to do and what burr has to do.

>> the republicans came out with their own poll who said we are doing fine. it's not right. >> that's right. do republicans all show up to the polls? >> nathan and tom, thanks to you. after the break, what's happening in california. they may be coming to a bell on the box near you and the changes in the battle ground that may have donald trump feeling tangled up in a blue swimming pool. stay with us.

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we've got a brand-new nbc news battleground map and it features some nontraditional toss-up states. that was the big move we made today. our count has 287 electoral votes that are likely leading democratic. that would, of course, send hillary clinton to the white house without having to win in ohio and florida and all that. plus, now you've got arizona, florida, georgia, ohio, and utah in our toss-up column. let me repeat, utah! we moved arizona, georgia, and utah from lean gop to toss-up. arizona hasn't gone for a democrat since '96. georgia hasn't done it since '92. and utah cast its votes for a republican every year since '64. for that, it's time for "the lid." perry bacon and chris cillizza and molly ball. everybody another got their own battleground maps and everyone can push back. anything in ours that you had a big problem with?

>> no, we debated at "the post" alaska -- >> we moved it from likely to lean. >> that's where we have it, too, but -- look, texas and alaska, there's relatively credible polling in both places the that suggests it's somewhere between a three and five-point race. the thing we don't know about, obviously, is who turns out to vote and does trump have any organization. i'm skeptical trump has any organization in alaska, since he doesn't have much of one in florida. >> by the way, it's funny you bring up alaska. molly, did you know that both u.s. senators, mccowski and sullivan both resigned from the victory committee -- the total party victory committee, because they don't want to support trump. and neither one of them in alaska. it's very interesting. >> very interesting. and the question to whether trump has an organization, i don't think he doesn't. if you don't have an organization in florida, you're not building one in alaska. there was a story this week about the trump campaign pulling off virginia. i asked one of my virginia republican sources. they said, they were never here! >> one guy just closed the

office. >> you know, it's interesting, they're only competitive in states where the down-ballot campaign is robust. ohio, portman, north carolina, both mccrory and burr. florida, marco rubio. >> pennsylvania. >> right, pennsylvania, pat toomey. notice where the two battleground states that they had to pull out first were -- >> new hampshire -- >> were virginia and colorado. why item no down-ballot that anybody cared about. >> it is amazing to think a republican could lose utah. it does go to the fact that the down-ballot is disconnected. utah is a republican state. people there are just really, really, really hate donald trump. georgia, one thing i'm curious about is, could we have high turnout? this is the other thing i'm curious about. there's a lot of attention around this election. and that would change the dow down-ballot in the presidential as well, this whole month of trump saying these things that we're calling crazy. is it like '08, vote for barack obama. in 2016, vote against donald trump. >> and i'm glad you brought this up. i have -- i feel like there's

conflicting evidence. i can make a case for a low turnout election, negativity. >> candidates are -- >> they don't like each other. >> but you just made to me just as good of a case as to why you could see a spike. >> i was in arizona a couple of weeks ago. and the latino organizers out there are explicitly getting people to register and turnout to vote only against donald trump. they're not even trying to get them to vote for. >> but "the washington post" reported today that there's been no dramatic increase in latino -- >> in early voting. >> so far. that it's basically on-point. >> look, i think the issue here is, people will vote at -- 125 million voted in 2012. i would expect somewhere right around there, maybe a little lower. the issue is, what trump is doing now. molly put it in a previous segment exactly right. he's basically turning on his own lines, and just firing indiscriminately into them. that has to have some sort of depressive effect. so, but that's the problem.

you need, yes, the trump part of the republican party is going to turnout. that's not the whole republican party. it's important to remember that. there's going to be people who voted for, romney, who voted for george w. bush. >> the tom davis district in fairfax county, they look, do they show up? >> i think -- >> i don't know either. >> the people who vote, they're upper income, they're college educated. those people don't vote for trump, i don't think. but i can see -- i'm seeing all the ads -- >> barbara comstock. >> i assume those people will vote. >> but, boy, does she need every non-trump republican. >> terrible for her. >> yes. >> you didn't go in there -- >> you want to echo what they said? >> last word, i've got to go. i'm in trouble. >> think about what the incentives are of these down-ballot candidacy. john mccain is turning out clinton voters, rob portman is turning out clinton voters, as long as thaey're going to vote for him. >> all right, happy friday.

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lastly tonight, in case you missed it, there's an epidemic in this country. republicans are turning themselves into pretzels. they're twisting into knots trying to distance themselves from trump, but still hang on to trump's supporters. and it spawned a new turn of phrase. condemn-dorse. it's defined like this. it is with a heavy a heart that i condemn the actions of gop

presidential nominee donald j. trump and i encourage you to vote for him on november 8th. as the allegations of sexual misconduct pile up, my conscience will not allow me to support the man i plan to vote for. several people have all condemndorsed over the last several days. "with all due respect" starts right now. i'm jennifer jacobs. >> and i'm mike heilemann. the whole time, this real threat to america was carlos slim? this already unprecedented week in presidential politics today reached new heights of drama and denial. two more women are alleging in stomach-churning detail that donald trump sexually assaulted them years ago. "the washington post" was out first today, publishing an account this morning from a