phil murphy holds a lead over republican kim guadango. >> how do we keep winning the popular vote inhe presidential election but 30 or more governors from the other party ,-com,-com ma they think that they can depend on us for the presidential election. >> crap like this say that kim guadango is trying to incite fear among her face. >> when asked about deporting criminals, phil murphy said. >> my biases would be having their back. >> but kim guadango says that she is simply talking about the issues like property taxes. >> he doesn't have to pay high property taxes in new jersey. he doesn't have to say how my going to make this mortgage payment. >> property taxes rank above immigration. and the governor is coming under fire. >> let's bring back the panel here to break this down. it sounds clichÉ when you talk about this election and it seems that in this case with bill clinton, with all of these elected officials, superstars, if you will. not only was bill clinton tough on immigration, barack obama has supported many more people. >> if we don't politicize this and look at what phil mu

kim guadango would be the first female in the position. >> she is struggling.one of them is the overall reason that we and that there is a gender gap, which is economic issues. we know that women are more economically vulnerable. they make less money than us, they have less money saved for retirement. they see themselves as not right now, but in the future, meeting that social safety net that the democratic party is more likely to report. >> she has priestley criticized the methodology of these polls. >> income taxes, business taxes, property taxes. >> it is a ton of money. >> she also has another plan up her sleeve. a bus tour to 21 counties, she plans to go straight through to election day on tuesday. reporting for chasing, "chasing news." >> thank you. okay, over to you jeanette. it is about money to some people. >> i agree, if you just say that women are going to vote for other women, that is kind of insulting. women want to know about economic issues as well. it is every single poll private and public. and i think the message of kim guadango is really what

a republican, fending for herself, kim guadango. most recently she called subband sanctuary cities across the state. some say phil murphy wants to expand. >> i thought it was time to stand up and say that century cities are bad for everyone. well, he thought it through. >> some say that she is taken up play out of president trump spoke. agents arrested 36 illegal immigrants previously arrested and charged with crimes. a recent report shows reality of illegal immigration migrants can be seen in the u.s. >> a small group of three people. the girl there with the pink backpack. >> will immigration resonate with new jersey voters? he told voters that the tactic is simply to scare away people from voting booths. >> if i can scare the living daylights out of our so-called phase, it is not a bad word for it. and i can get 90% of them to vote and will make 15% of everyone else and still win. >> low voter turnout is a fear for democrats, especially considering that this is 13% of the 6 million registered voters came out during the june primar

jim: our next question goes to kim guadango. >> when it comes to climate change, both of you have said, you would new jersey rejoined the regional grass house initiative. superstorm sandy displaced me in 2012. many homeowners have little choice but to rebuild or elevate their homes. with so many powerful hurricanes missing us this season, but serving strong reminders, at some point does the cost of rebuilding exceed the benefit it produces? kim: yes, i think it does. i am a sandy victim. i lost a third of my house. both houses on both side of me were destroyed by sandy. we do need to go back and reevaluate whether or not we were resilient enough. the problem we have is we have economyway from and that encourages the building of houses in areas that are at risk. i want to talk about the program you talked about. we need to focus on our renewables. the only way we can focus on our renewables is if we get together and talk about the number one problem in new jersey, job creation, and the cost of living. phil: whether it is the last question on transit, or this on sandy, chris christie's r