an explanation for the disparity could lie in the sample size the abc poll gives the democrats a 12-point edge in the electorate while the nbc poll has a four-point democrat advantage. "the washington post" poll also finds president obama with a 56% approval rating. his highest since the killing of osama bin laden. and a sign that he will be an active participant in taking on trump. on "meet the press" trump's campaign manager paul manafort revealed they have a plan in 16 battleground states, and will be making new staff announcements this week >> do you acknowledge that you're behind both organizationally and in the polls? >> no. i think because what you're trying to do is comparing an 800 person organization in brooklyn of mrs. clinton's with an integrated system of the rnc and the trump campaign, which doesn't appear on an fec report. we have hundreds -- we have actually thousands of people in battleground states, political organizers who are now in place -- >> also in "the washington post"/abc poll respondents were asked whether donald trump is up to the job of commander in chief. wit

trump supporters complained the abc poll was the result of too many democrats being polled. that may or may not be true. there has long been a chicken and egg question in political polling. party affiliations in this country tend to be loose, and voters off associate them severals with the party whose candidate they favor. so it's impossible to know for sure whether the people who favored hillary in that poll did so because they're democrats or said they were democrats because they support hillary. that wall street poll had a five-point margin for clinton and a virtual tie if third party candidates are included. that's better news for the trump camp, but all polls shows her ahead by about seven points. what's more important is of the last 21 polls going back to may, not one has shown a trump lead. while he's winning republicans with roughly 80% sup need to do better than that. mitt romney got 93% of gop voters, and still lost. it's impossible not to conclude at this point that trump is behind. is it insurmountable? no. it's still early, but he clearly has work to do. >> and

trump supporters complained the abc poll was the result of too many democrats being polled. that may or may not be true. there has long been a chicken and egg question in political polling. party affiliations in this country tend to be loose, and voters off associate them severals with the party whose candidate they favor. so it's impossible to know for sure whether the people who favored hillary in that poll did so because they're democrats or said they were democrats because they support hillary. that wall street poll had a five-point margin for clinton and a virtual tie if third party candidates are included. that's better news for the trump camp, but all polls shows her ahead by about seven points. what's more important is of the last 21 polls going back to may, not one has shown a trump lead. while he's winning republicans with roughly 80% support, he'll need to do better than that. mitt romney got 93% of gop voters, and still lost. it's impossible not to conclude at this point that trump is behind. is it insurmountable? no. it's still early, but he clearly has work to

poll? >> reporter: yes, he said it was heavy on democrats, saying it was dishonest, but abc news stands by the poll. >> thank you. >>> and aftershocks in the uk, after the vote to split from the european union. but all eyes are on the markets overseas and at home. lama hassan has more. >> reporter: chaos and confusion in great britain. >> this result has tuned politics upside-down. >> reporter: that brexit vote leading some to "bregets." more than 3.5 million people have signed a petition to hold a second referendum though a re-vote appears unlikely. >> so it is irrevocable? >> it is irrevocable. >> reporter: worldwide, many are worried it could set off a global recession. more than $2 trillion wiped out as markets tumbled. >> this is all short-term. if you are investing, you should not be focused on this >> reporter: that advice aside, they're bracing for volatility when the markets open on monday. >> thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt under way, after three men escaped from their cell block, and escaped into a south carolina swamp. authorities back at it today. here's adrienne bankert. >> r

one is why the abc poll is so different nationally from the nbc paul. ese are both well-respected pollsters. they had different samples. they have come up with a different picture of the electorate. the bloomberg politics national poll had clinton up by 12. oute pollsters are figuring what the sample is by talking to people. we don't know at this point. the republican party is in trouble as a brand. it could be the abc poll is right nationally. the other conundrum i will leave you to talk about. that is the disparity between the national and state polls. mark: you have a state like california where trump is not competitive now. a state like new york where you have a lot of people that will be part of the national poll. the battleground state polls are interesting. clinton has been on television in those states. the trump people will point out that suggests he is not in as much trouble. generally in battleground states come he's doing better with independents and men. those states tend to have independents who may be more color and more like reagan democr

poll? >> reporter: yes, he said it was heavy on democrats, saying it was very dishonest, but abc news stands by the poll and the sample it represents. >> mary, thank you. >>> overseas to britain. new aftershocks after the vote to split from the european union. signs today london is keeping calm and carrying on despite brexit. but all eyes are on the markets overseas and at home. lama hassan has more. >> reporter: chaos and confusion in great britain. >> this result has turned politics upside-down. >> reporter: that brexit vote leading some to "bregrets." >> i think we've been taken advantage of. >> reporter: nearly 3.5 million people have signed a petition to hold a second referendum. >> this was a once in a generation vote, and the result is final. >> so it is irrevocable? >> it is irrevocable. >> i would stick them on the boat, see you later. >> reporter: worldwide, many are worried it could set off a global recession. more than $2 trillion wiped out friday as markets tumbled. >> we could see further selling on monday. having said that, this is all short-term. if you are investing and savi

national polls to start. abc/washington post poll has a 12-point lead.t the same time has only a five-point clinton lead. average out the last handful of national polls what you get in our cnn poll of polls is a seven-point clinton lead nationally. don't pop the champagne. we elect presidents state by state. battleground state polls, real clear political averages in ohio, tiny clinton lead. pennsylvania, dead heat. republicans haven't won that state in forever. virginia, another battleground state, tiny clinton lead. in florida, a tiny clinton lead. most of the polls used to build these averages were taken before these polls. maybe we'll see in three weeks to the republican convention, four weeks to the democratic convention, very critical time as both candidates try to reshape the race. maybe we'll see the state polls move in the direction of the national polls. at the moment these are the ones to worry b they tell you, yes, trend lines are good for clinton, but very competitive, tight race. >> what are the numbers saying that each candidate should be w

a month ago when the "washington post" and abc polled bernie sanders supporters, 20% of bernie sanders supporters said they would vote for donald trump in the general election. one month later in the same poll that number is down to 8%. i know, it is still kind of shocking to imagine even 8% of bernie sanders supporters voing for donald trump but in context, that's a remarkably small number. compare to it the obama-clinton primary in 2008. this same poll, "washington post" abc, they kept going back over and over again asking clinton supporters in '08 in the lead up to the general election your candidate didn't become the nominee? are you going to vote for obama or are you still so mad about the primary you will vote for john mccain? a lot of hillary clinton supporters said they were going to vote information john mccain. they didn't give that up. this time eight years ago 20% of clinton supporters in the draek primary said they would vote for john mccain and went up by 22% and stayed around 18% and 19% in august and september and a month before the election still, a good portion of hil

saying the dirty poll by abc washington poll is a disgrace. they admit more democrats were polled. on fox and friends, trump's son eric said this. >> they admitted to polling manny more democrats than republicans. >> it so manies like they are the exact numbers. and it makes you wonder what is actually happening. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting back against hillary clinton and the clinton campaign that released's new video of his respops of the brexit vote on friday where the clinton campaign said he seemed to care more about the golf resort than the economic impact of the brexit. but yesterday his campaign chairman paul manafort said the hillary clinton campaign is running scared in the wake of the exit. >> she is part of the problem that is rejected. she tries to distract from the commercials, she is afraid of the consequences of what brexit represented and what the trump phenomenon in the primaries represented. historic number of peoples voting for change. >> reporter: donald trump got a lot of attention. republicans said we need you to're back home. but he was in the right

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they could easily say the new quinnipiac poll, that's an outlier. the abc/"washington post" poll is also an outlier. deirdre: which point are getting volume, which point are getting repetition. tim graham, thanks as always. hillary clinton saying radical jihadism when reefing to the istanbul terror attacks. dr. sebastian gorka says she is still not calling terror what it is. we are back in a minute. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse

less than an hour ago trump was sweeti i tweeting the abc poll is heavy on democrats. why would they do that? other polls good. your paper, which found him 12 points behind clinton. with -- >> he doesn't seem to really be planning out his campaign so much in advance and thinking strategically about what lines of attack are going to be most successful. it seems like he kind of operates on the fly. he figures out what one-liners are going to get the biggest applause, the biggest response at his rallies and then he doubles down on those. it doesn't seem like he's really thinking longer term about building a strategy, building a campaign or focus grouping in any more scientific sense for that matter. it's about taking the pulse of the moment based on what he sees around him. >> when newt gingrich suggested donald trump will start working on that a couple days before the convention, do you know that's really true? do you think this just means that newt gingrich is not being vetted? >> i'm not sure how much information newt gingrich is likely to disclose with the general publ

a new abc poll shows clinton has a double digit lead. 64% of voters say trump is unqualified to be president, and many think he's bias against muslims, women and minorities. trump called the poll dirty and disgrace. clinton was also suffering the favorable in the polls. there was a rare moment of reflection acknowledging many voters don't trust clinton. >> i don't like hearing it. and i've thought a lot about what's behind it. i've made mistakes. i don't know anyone who hasn't. i understand people having questions. >> reporter: clinton is on the trail today with campaign stops in denver and l.a. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> a virginia man is in custody for threatening several senators. one was a republican from missouri. the suspect, a man named kyler george schmitz was arrested friday. he allegedly communicated on twitter with another user about purchasing a gun, but was unsuccessful. >> this morning a grim assessment of damage as west virginia recovers from flooding. thousands of homes and businesses are damaged or destroyed and at least 23 people have been killed. hundreds of residents are

he says this is a dirty poll down by abc "washington post." it is disgrace. y admit many more democrats were polled. other polls were good. you're looking more at overall "real clear politics" average as better benchmark right now. >> trump and his supporters tend to believe all the polls show him ahead. they certainly liked them all during the primary season when he was leading and he couldn't stop talking about him. now the polls are adverse to him, that one in particular he doesn't like. i'm sure his supporters, ones i hear from anyway, the poll is rigged, all rest of it. i don't think your viewers should pay too much attention to that look at polling averages. look at all polls put together, to see what you get. picture is pretty clear. trailing but not insurmountably. martha: that said, let's go through a few internals. they are set themes he is having trouble with other side is pushing hard. qualified, not qualified, 64%. are you anxious about the idea of donald trump being president. 70% say they are anxious about that do you think trump is biased again

, jimmy carter regimes, said on "the fox report," the number of democrats in the washington post abc pollreally nullifies it. it is apples and orange with nbc and some other polling. i want to ask add that in the mix. >> everyrepresented democrats. harris: what is interesting to me, arguably donald trump had pretty tough week last week. >> pretty tough month. harris: if this is how it shakes up. this is before "brexit." still, if this is how it shakes out they're this close, if you kind of look at more average list of polls, that's really surprising. that says a lot about the weakness of hillary clinton's campaign. melissa: i don't want to throw cold water on any of that. look at all the polls, no doubt trump has lost ground. there is no mistaking that. but he has opportunity with what happened with "brexit" to capitalize on that sentiment which was underestimated everywhere. here and there. this idea that people are sick of the political correct. sick of globalization. sick of no say what they're doing. having tea kettle and toast and hair drier and slurpee, told what is right for you, t

he lost a little bit of traction it's not as much as we saw in the abc poll. >> a majority of people lled don't like donald trump or hillary clinton. and i really think that's a reflection of the fact that hillary clinton -- a lot of the people see her as an extension of president obama. they are tired of that administration. and donald trump -- not a lot of people are liking the dish he's serving because he has one issue of that's so easy to fix. and it's just a rhetoric issue. it's just his tone. if he could fix that. never taken a high road in his life. if he fixes that issue his poll numbers will go up. kennedy: you will see more of a shift in polling because americans save he's more capable of come batting isis and terrorism. they say that 89% to 35% see him as more hotheaded and that he's more obnoxious. >> it's amazing he's hanging in there with those kinds of numbers. you always read about how women are going to vote for hillary. but i know on twitter some of the most vociferous trump fans are come even. kennedy: and some of the most vociferous anti-hillary voters are women. j

abc and the "washington post" stand by its poll and the sample it represents. mary bruce, abc news, the white house. >>> to colorado now, an investigation under way after a deadly collision involving an amtrak train. five family members on their way to church were killed when their minivan was struck by that train. the parents and three of their daughters died in the crash. a 4-year-old survivor was flown to the hospital in denver with serious injuries. the colorado state patrol says the minivan failed to yield for that train. >>> in southern california, officers hunt fog are a bear that attacked a camper. the victim was laying down at a campsite in altadena when suddenly a bear claude his head. he suffered a severe cut that required two dozen stitches. he never saw the bear but people nearby said they saw the animal immediately afterward. >>> a famous defense attorney has filed for bankruptcy. f. lee bailey, one of o.j. simpson's lawyers owes the irs more than $5 million. a dispute over his reportable income from 1993 to 2001. keep in mind the simpson case was

the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll has clinton leading by 2 points. where the new "washington post" abc polls has trump plummeting to 12-point deficit. 51 to 39% down to a two-point lead in that poll last month. also the last national poll that showed him ahead. explanation could show in sample size. give democrats a 12-point edge while the nbc poll has a four-point democratic advantage. >> why the disparity in that? >> if you look at margin of error, not that big of difference. >> 12 plus 4 is a big difference. >> you look at the margin of error in the polls, they could be the same. >> he's down. >> national polls are interesting, but you look at state polls and trump's doing better, he's virtually tied in almost every important state. >> and that's what we're going to get in to. we're going to go to the swing state polls. and that's the race for 270 electoral votes and that's what's so fascinating. remember last week we showed polls that showed trump tied even after two horrific weeks and more evidence of that came out this weekend. >> cbs poll shows tight races in battleground states

now, donald trump firing back against the results on twitter, writing, "the abc poll sample is heavy on democrats, very dishonest, why would they do that? other polls good." this morning, trump's new campaign manager says changes are coming soon. >> our campaign, frankly, is getting organized. it's all in words, i guess. but we are fully now integrated with the republican national committee. this week we'll be making major announcements of people who are taking over in major positions in our national campaign as well as in our state campaigns. we're organized in all 16 states that we're going to be targeting as battleground states. we'll be making those announcements this week. >> okay, let's talk more now about this with dan clovis, the senior policy adviser for the trump campaign. mr. manafort didn't give us any specifics. do you want to give us specifics about what's to come this week? >> mr. manafort is the campaign manager, we'll let him do the announcing. >> all right, just thought i'd take a stab at it. we'll move on now. what's the state of trump's campaign? is there enough or

donald trump coming up with a pretty vivid tweet saying that the abc poll sample is heavy on democrats, very dishonest, why would they do that, other polls good. chris, i'm sure you heard this today, our head of polling had this to say. she said, the polls don't oversample democrats and neither do we, it's just a fact these days that voters seem more likely to consider themselves democrats than republicans. so is there any merit to what donald trump is claiming now? >> we should point out that dana blanton is marvelous in many ways, and that's one of the ways, because it's a straightforward, clear-headed way to put it. when legitimate news organizations like us poll, we don't look for a set number of democrats or republicans. we look for an electorate that looks like america, and then we say, and how do you consider yourself, democratic, republican, or independent. the split between -- here's the thing that republicans sometimes have a hard time accepting. there are just more democrats in america than there are republicans. in the 2012 election, on election day, when that exit poll was

it makes you wonder what happened. >> the dirty poll done by abc/wall street post is a disgrace. the country, 30% are democrats. 27% are republicans. that's three points. yet, "the washington post"/abc poll showed a 12-point margin. so it looks like they have got their finger on the -- their thumb on the scale. >> what's interesting we're in battleground states you have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of democrats and independents went over to register during the primaries. registering as republican in order to vote for my father. he had 15 million people come out to vote for him in the primaries which was the largest turnout of republicans to vote for him in the history. the momentum he has is incredible. people aren't excited to vote for her and i think he'll do well in november. >> any successful attacks the weaknesses and in the black community for the most part, no matter what poll it is, 87% are going to vote for hillary clinton. for the hispanics, 69%. young people, 53%. you're not going to win unless you do something with those numbers. is there a plan to attack the num

trump, the candidate, is from our brand-new abc news/"washington post" poll. a dramatic shift in our head-to-head matchup. hillary clinton at 51%. donald trump, 39%. just last month, trump had a slight lead. now these trailing by 12 points. the biggest gap of the race so far. trufr support within his own part is falling, foop after his failure to expand the campaign and the provocative response to the massacre in orlando. 68% of americans say his comment about the american judge trump called a mexican was racist. 66% say he's biased gechbs women, minorities, and muslims. 56% say he doesn't stand by their beliefs. 64% they he's unqualified. the clinton campaign took aim overnight. >> every president is tested by world events. donald trump thinks about ohio his golf resort can them. >> when the pound goes down, more people are coming to turnberry. >> if a volatile world, the last thing we need is a volatile president. >> let's get more from senator mitch mcconnell, author of the new book, "the long game" his political memoir. thank you for joining thus morning.

there's another new national poll out over the weekend, abc news and "the washington post." e, clinton has a much larger lead, double digits, 51% to 39% over trump. but the share of democrats in that poll is significantly higher than nbc's share, counting for a lot of the difference. cbs had a lot of battleground tracker polls. those tell a different story about the race and obviously matter more in terms of the electoral college. clinton has a one point lead in colorado, two points in north carolina, three in florida, five in wisconsin, critically important states in all those races, the distance between the candidates is within the margin of error. texas university put out a poll that shows trump just up eight points there. one number got a lot of discussion, not about clinton and trump, but about president obama and it follows a trend line we have talked about. it's in that abc news/"the washington post" poll that shows the president's approval rating at 56%. that's the highest it's been since way back in 2011 after osama bin laden was killed. so a lot of data and again, c

donald trump criticizing the number saying that the abc poll is dishonest and heavy for the democrats, and his campaign manager also lashed out. >> we will have a good convention we are confident that we are not behind the clinton campaign who is musclebound. >> reporter: clinton pledging unity between the parties. >> we will disagree and i disagree with some of my democratic friends, but there's much more we can agree on. i know we cannot get things done unless we work together. >> reporter: and donald trump with george will opposing donald trump and he is leaving the republican party.>> i leave for the same reason i left when barry goldwater was in.>> donald trump says that george will is one of the most overrated politicians and left the party a long time ago. >> he could say everything he knows and 140 characters and i cannot.>> the tip of the iceberg as both campaigns set their site on the convention and the general election. >>> 5:36 am. >>> a fire damaged a home in novato and spread to the hillside, and it started at 6 pm yesterday near highway 101. the marin independent journa

no question about it. >> we just saw a 14-point swing in abc's poll in one month. >> that's big. >> not polls are right. and, maybe, there's a -- >> maybe it's on ten points. >> maybe it's only ten points. talk about hillary clinton's negatives. we can talk about people voting against the status quo. that is not what's happening in this country. i think people see that hillary clinton is providing the leadership. >> look at the bernie sanders -- >> she has more votes than -- >> she won, but there's an awful lot of -- you can't deny the sanders momentum shows a lot of discontent. >> i'm not denying the discontent. i'm saying that the democratic party has come together. >> they may not come out to vote. >> abiding of different viewpoints. bernie sanders pushed hillary clinton in a progressive direction. she not only absorbed that but articulated it. but speaking to the very -- >> he still hasn't endorsed her. he still has power over her. >> a couple more numbers from the poll. number one, hillary clinton getting about 90% of the democratic votes. compared to trump's 77%. president obama's

first is an abc poll which shows that clinton is now leading trump 51 to 39. the last poll in may trump was up two, now down 12. let's go the poll. clinton leads there. the last poll she was leading by three, now five. not as much of a change there. give us an instant analysis. >> it affirms that despite the fact he finished earlier than she did and had the field to himself while she was grappling with bernie sanders. he has not succeeded in gaining from that opportunity. nor has he gained from the opportunity afforded by the terrorist attack in orlando. despite the fact he got on it and had a message. he may have suggested that somehow barack obama had some shady knowledge of it or even sympathy with it. it suggests that it was a squandered opportunity instead of gaining ground. >> i want to ask you about one part of the message. robbi eric move to strike talked about powerful special interests and the people and taking off on clinton's campaign slogan. he said the slogan is i'm with her and i'm with you the american people. if he could stick to the message, t

. >> a new washington post/abc news poll has hillary clinton with the biggest lead over donald trump yet. we hillary clinton is smiling, with the poll leading donald trump at 51 to 39%. two-thirds of those polled see donald trump as bias against women and minorities and 64% call donald trump "unqualified," to serve. >> pepsi has a surprise announcement about a controversial ingreedent this your favorite drinks. >> the deadline you need to know about if you have a sports authority gift card. >> now, on "good morning america", brexit fallout global turmoil after the decision to leave the e.u. millions signing a petition for a do over with the oakland market plunging huff points >> city leaders will decide whether to close this fire station to save money. the city is deeding with $6 million budget again. closing station 95 at lincoln avenue would save $1 million a year. the firefighters union is fighting the closure saying the response team could be delayed by several minutes. in approved the fire station would be closed on july 1st. >> stunning new numbers for california law enforcemen

right now if you look at the abc poll, the unfavorable with women is over 70%. 67% very unfavorable. can't win the working class, when he majority of the white working class are women. so he has this core problem that just cannot be solved by picking up particular groups. >> sure. we can have the same debate about hillary clinton. we could run the same segment and focus on hillary clinton 's negative poll ratings. i was struck by your bloomberg poll last week. everyone is so obsessed with the horse race numbers, but i look at over 70% of voters you survey that said each of the following bothered them. hillary clinton's fbi investigation, the handling of the server, and her making millions of dollars from wall street speeches. that's over 70%. most americans don't say, favorable or unfavorable. they say, you know what really bothers me? i'm bothered that she is a tool of wall street now. i think the attributes show she unlikable,worthy and and that should not be dismissed, because they want to move this from a hillary clinton referendum, where it should be, to a referendum on donald t

according to the latest washington post abc poll, that his national unfavorable rating. it's a historic high for major party nominee for president. by compacomparison, hillary clin is viewed unfavorably by 55% of voters which is her highest negative number to date. robert, you've been covering this guy for a long time. i guess my question is this the final plan of the republican party to say, you don't like hillary, vote for this guy. all we got on the republican side is a very high number, somewhere close to 50 of negativity toward hillary or more. >> chris, there's a sense within the party that trump is not of the party and he is just running for trump. some of them are comfortable with that. they think he can rouse working class voters and he could draw people to the polls. there's not an embrace of bringing him into fold and people trying to get him to the trump camp. they can't stop him at the moment but they have to survive and endure. >> what's it feel like to be shut off from this guy? how's the gag order working for the washington post? does the body of reportin

he says, quote, the abc poll sample is heavy on democrats. very dishonest. why would they do that? other polls are good. both of those polls were taken before britain voted to leave the european union. ever since trump has been trying to tie that vote to this election by saying, he saw it coming. >> i really don't know if it does, but i got it right and hillary got it wrong and obama was wrong. obama was nasty when he said they get to the back of the line. that was a horrible thing to say. some people say they may have lost it for that reason or because of the so-called obama support. but they sort of get everything wrong, john. they get it wrong. they get it wrong all the time. that's part of the problem our country has. >> so, trump is now hoping those same anti-immigration, anti-establishment currents that helped britain get out of the eu will help him get into the white house. we'll see what happens. >> we will. we'll break that down in a little bit. thank you. good to see you. >>> more on brexit now. the first 48 hours of what could be the messiest and longest divorce in recen

trump is taking now to twitter writing, the abc poll sample is heavily on democrats.y dishonest. why would they do that? other polls are good. one other poll that was just released is from the "wall street journal" and nbc. while it's better, it's certainly not good for trump. it finds clinton with a five-point lead up from where she stood last month. should trump and his campaign be concerned. let's talk about it with cnn politics reporter tom and cnn commentator mark lamont hill. and cnn political commentator and trump supporter kayleigh . trump has not led clinton in a national poll since may. could we see this begin to translate in some of these key battle ground states that we've been watching? >> i think this is the post unity bump that people were looking for on the democratic side. there are big questions of whether bernie sanders would get out. he's effectively out at this point. no endorsement of course yet. what we saw in trump became the presumptive nominee, he got that polling bump. now clinton's getting the polling bump. this is why the trump campaign is

as ron pointed out, you saw "the washington post"/abc poll that said 6 in 10 americans either hate or dislike both of the two major party candidates. last week there was another poll that showed that vladimir putin had lower unfavorables than either of those two. i think this is about getting people another choice. >> sure. but until you put the name behind it, you don't know where the numbers fall. last word. >> whatever name it is, i think it's a mistake for conservatives to run another candidate with the explicit intent essentially of blocking trump from winning. either he's going to win, he's the nominee of the gop, chosen by the people, he's either going to win or not. and if he doesn't win, he should not be able to claim he was stab in the back. that would be a terrible mistake in the future. >>> next up, a quick lightning round on the gorilla zoo uproar. and then winners and >>> [screams] >> oh my god. >> this is the video that reaply captured the nation's attention over the last day and a half. cincinnati police confirming that there is a criminal investigation underway. if an

>> and abc poll shows 70% of the american public have an unfavorable view of him, dauntingly high.lary clinton at 55%, not like she has popularity. >> she became first lady in 1992 so more people know about her. >> donald trump needs to be focusing on hillary clinton, hurt me a email scandal, people dislike her, foreign policies the obama administration, keep target on the left, she is not doing that and when gets distracted especially in the general election it happens. >> as far as money he needs to raise, he needs to spend, donald trump, gotten so much free media, free publicity, doing so many interviews. >> presidential campaign is a place where the maximum of all publicity is good publicity falls away, it is not relevant. 's coverage is starting to hurt him. it has flipped on its head a little bit for the first time, someone who cares about foreign policy, i think the best advice i could give him would be to not say anything further that is going to inflame sectarian tension in the middle east. when you look at foreign policy numbers between trump and clinton she is leading hi

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then there's an abc poll out that says hillary is the one who doing so well.hat's the right answer? >> i think that's going to be a challenge for secretary clinton. she has to walk a very fine line. when you look at that poll, more people saying they trust donald trump to fight terrorism. she's got to show she's strong in these situations as well. president obama is going to be on the campaign trail with her very soon. he's going to start to back her up and make the case, she was my secretary of state. she has the qualifications and experience. >> peter, help us understand. i guess i don't have my head around the fact that donald trump is doing so well and others say he is volatile. >> the bottom line you saw those polls are conflict right now. the simple thought is that both candidates think their responses on this issue of terrorism benefits them greatly. hillary clinton presenting herself as the steady hand in this situation. donald trump trying to say he is the strong man. that he is the one that americans can rely onto suggest that the obama/clinton forei

trump tweeted the abc poll.e said he didn't like the results, he said it's dirty, dishonest, a disgrace. think about it, if he loses this election, he'll never concede, right? you know how the losing candidate is supposed to pick up the phone and call the winner? i don't see that happening. so donald trump was in scotland over the weekend to take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at his golf resort. watch and pay special attention to what he does at the end of this clip. >> one, two, three. thank you, everybody. thank you. there, there's a pair of scissors, go play with those. run around. make sure nobody tries to cut my hair with them. [ cheers and applause ] it was interesting, in the middle of the campaign he chose to go to scotland to promote one of his business ventures. which sounds absolutely crazy. but i guess he felt it was necessary. you know, over the course of this campaign trump hotels have experienced a huge decline in bookings. a lot of people don't want to stay at these hotels because of him. and

poll. a "washington post" abc news poll shows clinton ahead by 12 points. and just in the last few hours, a new online poll from the university of texas. trump is ahead in the lone star state by 8 points. texas has been an easy win for republicans for some context mitt romney won by 16 points four years ago. and another thing that we're watching in the hour, one hour from now the end of our show will be the closing bell on wall street. stocks continuing to tumble over 300 right now after the british vote to leave the european union. we'll be tracking that all hour and we'll have the close for you. we'll keep an eye on the numbers in the right-hand corner of your screen. we'll start with the hillary clinton campaign. kasie hunt is in chicago for us this afternoon. and you're following the two women we showed. some call them the democratic dream team. hillary clinton and elizabeth warren are in the midwest with you today. is this an audition, a tactical move by clinton to win over progressive democrats? >> reporter: i think without question this was a test fo

now, trump is already firing back on twitter, quote, the dirty poll done by abc vsh "washington post" is a disgrace, even they admit that many more democrats were polled, other polls were good. yesterday on "meet the press," paul manafort also tried to down play the low poll numbers p he says the campaign is still getting organized and they're going on a hiring spree staffing up in 16 key states. >> we have state organizations that are in place, we have our campaign plan there is place, our budgets if place. and we have a candidate who doesn't need to figure out what is going on place. and we have a candidate who doesn't need to figure out what is going onnm place. and we have a candidate who doesn't need to figure out what is going on place. and we have a candidate who doesn't need to figure out what is going on in order to say what he's going to do. >> yesterday clinton released a new ad slamming trump for saying that his golf courses in scotland would benefit from all this global market instability. #. >> we need leaders like yourselves at the local and state and federal level who

trump is out of course tweeting that he thinks the abc washington post poll is viewed and that favors and oversample democrats. it did by 12 percent. but the important thing with holes is how it breaks down demographically and self identified parties less of a structure. i think if you look at polls overall, they got concern on this question and concern on the negative view overall for donald trump but those polls have been around like that for a while and in the republican race, no one thought he could break through with those kind of numbers . he's the last man standing. jon: we saw at the top of the hour elizabeth warren making an appearance with hillary clinton, some suggested that this could be the democratic ticket. i don't happen to be one of those things that hillary clinton would pick elizabeth warren but we will see. a lot of surprises have come around this time was does warren's presence on the campaign trail, what does it do for hillary clinton? >> it helps her with the bernie sanders voters, helps her reach out to the progressive wing of the party. and it just advocates f