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good evening. thanks for joining us. today donald trump doubling dun on his explosive yet unsubstantiated charge that the election is rigged. just hours ago his wife melania defending her husband. she's not alone. despite the vulgarity we heard on that leaked tape and accumulating accusations of trump's inappropriate behavior, there are still women who remain very much in support of his candidacy. here's abc's nick watt in our election countdown series "inside the final 30." >> women for trump! >> reporter: quip for trump sticking by their candidate, despite that "access hollywood" tape. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> reporter: despite those eight women now alleging inappropriate sexual advances from their trump, many of his female supporters unfazed. >> trump framed! >> guys don't go to hooters for wings and salads, let's get it straight. >> why now? what is driving them at this

point now to come forth and say something? >> reporter: melania trump asking that same question tonight in an interview on cnn. dismissing her husband's words in that now-infamous tape as boy talk. >> the boys, the way they talk when they grow up and they want to sometimes show each other, oh, this and that and talking about the girls. but yeah, i was surprised, of course. >> reporter: standing by her man who defended himself tonight. speaking with abc. >> have you crossed the line in the past with women ever? >> i don't think so, i have great respect for women. i have tremendous respect for women. >> reporter: we want to find out, have the latest headlines turned trump's most loyal female supporters against him? >> hillary takes the money like a big sellout -- >> reporter: a few weeks ago the women who call themselves

trumpettes were die-hards. >> superman, he's a hero. >> reporter: well heeled, wealthy women stump for trump. >> you're a deplerable adorable. you're a deplorable adorable. there are a lot of people that say they're not going to vote for trump because they don't want to say that. and when they go in the booth and close the thing they're going to go, trump. >> with all the inside news, this is tony hilton hollywood. >> reporter: tony halt kramer, one-time entertainment reporter. pictures of her with the donald adorn her bel air mansion. she claims to be the founder of the trumpettes. >> 2001. >> you gave hillary a silver frame. >> i did. >> apparently, that's what she's thanking you for? >> i must have gone to her house for dinner. i did go to her house for dinner. >> reporter: they were, according to toni, friends. this is her housekeeper maria. >> do you feel you have to be a trumpette? >> i'm not belongs to that group because i'm not a millionaire, right? bought i'm republican.

i'm republican. so this is what -- i'm going to vote for him. >> reporter: carol conners, a successful songwriter and singer with the teddy bears. ♪ if you love love love him >> reporter: finally, ronda. >> i'm fund-raising. >> how much did you raise? >> i'm not -- i don't think i can tell you that. i can't say those things. i'm doing well, though. >> hi, everybody, welcome to another installment of "usa up all night." she used to host "up all night." now a very successful lingerie entrepreneur. >> female intuition. strong female -- listen, this group of women, we've been through a lot. >> we recorded those interviews before that now-infamous tape leaked so i'm going to head back to bel air to see if toni the trumpette has changed her mind. ignacio, who's producing this

story, heading to florida to speak to ran de. >> she last spoke with nick before the trump tape was released. that night she ended up texting me. i know it's late but i am mortified at the new comments that trump made. she went on to say, unless they make pence the presidential candidate, i may not be able to continue to stand for trump. >> i'm very, very, very, very proud to have my trump/pence sign on the front lawn, although they do get stolen. >> reporter: is she back on the trump train? >> i was mortified that the tape came out at that time. i felt like, wow, you know. if pence perhaps is the presidential candidate, then maybe all of this would calm down. no. no. i mean, it did calm down for me very quickly. it wasn't a shock what he said. it was a shock that it came out because don't doubt the hillary campaign put that out. >> reporter: all the while trump is doubling down his claims that the system is rigged. he said it more than 20 times this weekend alone.

>> it's a rigged system. it's a rigged election. it's rigged like you've never seen before. they take these lies and they put them on front pages. this is a rigged system, folks. >> reporter: in the latest abc/"washington post" poll, clinton is only 4 points up on trump. up just 2 points from before all this hit the news. >> once these revelations emerged, he just started spending most of his time on the attack. >> the election is being rigged! >> attacking these women, attacking especially the media, talking about lies, lies, lies, lies. and the point of that is to excite his base and get them enthusiastic and out to the polls. >> reporter: at her home in st. petersburg, ronda is still hosting fund-raisers for the trump/pence ticket. >> i happen to have a few friends here, though, that are women. women that have heard all those things. what do we think? ooh, ooh, oh my ears hurt!

and look, all of these trumpettes who are still and have not changed their mind and are completely for donald trump. >> reporter: we did reach out to carol conners. she says since hearing the leaked tapes she's now an undecided voter. says she's not officially a trumpette anymore. but still supports her friends. today, a united front. >> i think they're paid to do this -- >> she's a liar, you can see it in her face. >> absolutely. >> if i didn't have a brother or cousin that i'd overheard, maybe i'd have been shocked. >> i am on facebook and all over social media and i express my feelings about trump. i am completely slashed, put down, called stupid when people don't even know me, that i'm educated, what i've done as a woman. >> reporter: they like the candidate blame us in the media for trump's troubles. >> we want mainstream media to tell the truth.

>> let me just tell you about these women that are coming out of the woodwork, hello, i lived in hollywood 27 years. i was chased around desks. you know what you do? you walk out. i don't want to hear these women, i'm a victim. yes, there's no doubt someone can get raped and that's a whole different situation. but if someone's coming on to you, you have the ability to scream out to the person next to you at the bar, hey, this guy's doing this, help me. if you're not doing that, then you're an idiot. >> reporter: on the other side of the country, i'm at toni easiest house. >> that initial tape, him on the bus, what did you think when you heard what he said? >> well, what would you think? no woman would like to hear that, but nevertheless, that was 11 years ago. he did apologize. he did say he was sorry. most of the men that you know at times have made off-color remarks. >> i've never, ever heard a friend of mine boasting about sexual assault. ever. period. >> maybe you haven't been listening. >> reporter: the women alleging inappropriate behavior? >> it's not important to me

whether she was assaulted. how do i know what happened? and i'm not even going to go there. it's a campaign. i have to say, it's a campaign to annihilate mr. trump. and mr. trump is the only one getting back to the issues. who cares about these women? i don't know their background, you don't know their background, i don't want to know. what i do know is that mr. trump is only doing this for one reason. because he loves america. >> reporter: a new poll showing 68% of women believe donald trump probably has made unwanted sexual aadvances towards women. but two-thirds of registered voters male and female say the 11-year-old "access hollywood" tape does not affect their vote. >> at times men can be a little blustery and donald is an alpha male. he definitely is. and i've always had dogs that are alpha. so i think i know how to handle alpha male. i'm worried about women too. especially women that are single

or women that are divorced or widowed or whatever. they need a kind of strong male who is out for them. and he will do that. >> reporter: meanwhile, ronda and some other trumpettes are en route to a mike pence event. we still want to talk about the top of the ticket. >> okay, so he's got the braggadocios side, so what? guy dozen that. someone like donald trump who's a good-looking man didn't have to do anything. women are calling all day, every day, people try to get to donald trump -- >> very exciting. really quick, you're a beautiful lady, what's your name? >> samantha. >> what do you expect to hear tonight and why are you here tonig tonight? >> i'm here because he's going to be a great vp. he's a great speaker. i'm just looking forward to it. >> you want donald trump to win? >> i'm supporting pence and i'm supporting our republican nominee. so yes. i want trump to win.

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irresponsible it is. and as far as the danger goes, statistically it's really -- the most danger we're all going to be in tomorrow is driving to and from the cliff. >> everybody's harnessed in. she's got a harness on -- >> reporter: sessions run couples $1150. >> the other thing that was difficult, again, that esgthese guys aren't climbers. we have to get them looking happy and she's not happy. >> reporter: he's hoping hillary and tyson will be all smiles for their photo shoot. we meet at zero dark 30. >> definitely can't see over the edge. >> reporter: jay worried about the elements. >> looks like no chance of rain, except for the fog. hopefully that will burn off once the sun comes up. >> reporter: they prep the props. >> i'm changing on the ledge into my dress. >> did you realize how small that ledge is? >> yeah a little bit of wiggle room there. >> reporter: including stuffing the designer wedding dress into a backpack. >> this is why we don't do this before the ceremony. >> it's why you don't do it in

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>> reporter: the couple cliffside for hours. >> nice and slow. >> reporter: eventually tyson calls it quits. >> good job, tyson. >> reporter: just as he's coming up -- >> you might be opening up again. >> i want wide ones, get the valley. >> reporter: the team rushes to get some solo shots of hillary. >> unreal, hillary. turn this way a little bit. awesome. just keep doing that. oh, too cool. way to go. it's not easy to do. unbelievable. awesome. it's great, we got the valley. >> got the valley shot, nice job. >> way good. way good. easy. you're there. whoo! nice work. way to go. >> thank you, guys. that was so much fun. the view is incredible. i felt like i was right there. in the middle of it all. >> you were right there.

>> it was awesome. we did it! >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm kendis gibson in north conway, new hampshire. when we come back, the good samaritans who staged a daring rescue when an elderly woman drove her car into a pond.

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