soundup - "it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on. nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats... in russia, president trump souvenirs are already being sold. rylee carlson, cbs news, london. coming up in just about an hour, we are going to talk with a financial expert about what trump's win means for the stock market and how it could impact your wallet. we're also hearing from our local leaders on this historic morning. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at three coins diner in tampa. she's there with party leaders from both sides of the political aisle. emerald, the question now is how do we move forward not just as a nation, but also here in tampa bay. - yeah, i think that's the question we are all asking this morning...democrat, independent. - so we wanted to do things a little differently today...take a little time and talk about what's next...in a no-bas

it is bigly. >> steve: bigly move. >> jimmy: it is bigly. [ laughter ] yesterday, vice president-elect mike pence took a group selfie d with some republicans in washgton, d.c. its getting a lot of attention for its lack of diversity. take a look at this picture. [ laughter ] that photo is so white, it looks like a polaroid before you shake it. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause ] like a ghost. stew.vewo >> jmy: this is kindni prenamheld aoint press conference with german chancellor angela merkel yesterday, where they both talked about how close that they've gotten over the past seven years and how they'll miss each other. i think they really meant it too. ? i've been loving you ? [ laughter ] ? too long ? [ laughter ] ? to stop now ? ?? [ laughter and applause ] [ ba [ laughter ] here's a little celebrity news. matthew mcconaughey said he gained 45 pounds for his role in the new movie "gold" by eating pizza, cheeseburgers and beer every night. real dedication there. yeah, then the director was like, "no one asked him to do that." [ laughter and applause ] this is a chara

soundup - (man dressed as trump)"it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state souvenirs are already being sold. rylee carlson, cbs news, london. ((kirsten joyce)) >> germany's defense minister called trump's victory a huge shock. ((brian loftus)) >> french far-right leader marine le pen sent a tweet congratulating him./// >>> we'll be right back......../// (donald trump/president elect) >> and it's tough...so i want to thank my family very much...really fantastic. thank you all. thank you all."/// ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm brialo >> i'm keristen joyce the president-elect of the united states is officially donald trump. in his victory speech early this morning...trump says he's going to work on bridging a divided nation after a grueling election. ((brian loftus)) >> here you can see that hillary c

soundup - "it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on. nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats... in russia, president trump souvenirs news, london. we know florida, especially the i-4 corridor was crucial for the presidential election. here's a quick reminder of the way the state voted. the bay area was all about donald trump for this election. if you take a look at the red on the screen, almost every county in our area voted trump. that includes polk, citrus, pasco, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only one that voted for hillary clinton, hillsborough county. but, losing pinellas was a bit of a surprise. here's an interesting fact for you: for the 2008 and 2012 elections, president obama won both pinellas and hillsborough, the rest were red. so, very similar to this current election, except clinton lost in pinellas. marco rubio was re-elected to the u-s senat

anchor: get ready for a bigly political force. the former mississippi governor and chairman of the republican party, the renowned haley barbour, joining us from new orleans and newly independent, politically, that is, mary matalin, with us here on the set. jennifer granholm and democratic jack of all trades michael feldman. folks, let me go around the warren in the early going tonight. you are looking for, tommy one thing you are looking for that you think will tell the tale. gimme a sense of where things are. i am looking in michigan. i want to make sure the turnout in detroit is high. michigan obviously being a last-minute state they were vying for. feeling really good. it continues at the level that it has, reportedly through the day. i think that is going to tell us a lot about florida and their election. i think, clearly, trump has got to win ohio and florida. in thisis a gimme business. what happened in florida, where does the vote go, and i would remind everybody that the panhandle of florida is a central time, so there wil

bigly. people are dubbing this the trump effect, or heaven help us, the trunk bumump bump.e called up our markets maestro for his take on the phenomenon. >> markets are surging to record highs, and there is reason to believe it is about trump. if you look at the sector leading the way, it is all about the financials. the of banks up 20% since election on expectations of faster growth and a regulatory rollback. prior to the election, people thought he would be bad for the market. they predicted the selloff. but since then it has been optimism lower tax cuts, regulation, more fiscal spending, more growth, and people are ignoring all the negatives they saw about his campaign and administration. i want toddie, correct one mistake we just made in the previous discussion. michigan is still too close to call. in a state where he is ahead, it is so close, that continues to be uncalled. we slightly misstated that. let me ask you about this market thing. you are the president-elect. if you are the president-elect, you would rather have a surging stock market than a plummeting one. on

he bet bigly on struggling industries like steel, coal and textiles. did he help restructure one of trump's struggling companies. and they have benefited from the very free trade policy that's trump has promised to rein in. this morning, mnuchin and ross talked about what they wanted to accomplish in a trump administration. >> our number one priority is tax reform. this will be the largest tax change since reagan. we think by cutting corporate taxes, we will create huge economic growth and we'll have huge income. >> everybody talks aut tariffs the first thing. tariffs are the last thing. tariffs are, get rid of the tear and i have nontariff barriers. >> so looking at these picks, mr. ross, mr. munchkin, aka mnuchin, is it fair to ask, whatever happened to populist trump? >> very fair. he could have made bernie sanders treasury secretary. this symbolic stuff is almost ridiculous. what will matter is the policies. these two guys, they're not creatures of government. they're not long in washington. if they help 4 million economic policy that's help middle

soundup - (man dressed as trump)"it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy chring... lessened as the night wore on nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats...in russia, president trump souvenirs are already being sold. rylee carlson, cbs news, london. 3 russian president vladimir putin has sent donald trump a telegram of congratulation on winning the u.s. presidential election. in a brief statement wednesday, the kremlin said putin expressed "his hope to work together for removing russian-american relations from their crisis state." putin also said he has "confidence that building a constructive dialogue between moscow and washington that is based on principles of equality, mutual respect and a real accounting each other's positions, in the interests of our peoples and the world 3 wisconsin is drawing a lot of attention this morning for its role in the presidential election. the a-p says it was a deciding factor in trump's win

>> first of all, i am very excited bigly and i like that word as much as you do. >> that's impossiblene likes that word more than me. >> i might threaten to use it over and over again just to prove it. i'll try not to. i think this fight we're about to have could be yet another in a long series of highly dysfunctional arguments within the democratic party that don't get party very far. right now the country and the party are facing a real crisis with what trump wants to do. you have repeal of wall street reform. further roll bask in voting rights. threats to walk away from the climate agreement. and i think the last thing democrats need to do is have some argument between its sort of left and center wings. i think secondly the big issue here to which both ends of the party have to come to terms is how can the party remain the party stands up for racial minorities, cultural minorities, immigrants, and also stand up for the economically disadvantaged who include many of those groups, but also include many people in the white working class. this coalition works and it worked in 2012 when

we will be strong on health care, jobs and bigly jobs. >> [indiscernible] donald trump: thank you, everybody. >> [indiscernible] announcer 1: after walking mr. trump to his motorcade, majority leader mitch mcconnell gave his thoughts on the meeting. [no audio] >> we had a good discussion about the transition and issues that we obviously agree on and to get going early. >> [indiscernible] announcer 1: while president-elect donald trump was visiting washington dc today, hillary and bill clinton took their dogs for a hike in chappaqua, new york. this shared by someone who ran into her on the hiking trail. congress returns next week. on the agenda, legislation to extend government funding past the december 9 deadline and working out differences of house and senate bills to provide aid to flint, michigan after water was contaminated by led. and development research and .hores -- cures the house returns november 14. the senate november 15 on c-span2. with donald trump elected as the next u.s. president, melania trump he comes the second foreign-born first lady since louisa catherine adams. learn m

bigly. ed: still ahead at 7:00 police , officers in trouble but getting special deals. maria: 5 investigates, the system that's helping some accused of misconduct. mike: scattered raindrops not a big deal, but temperatures falling. that is a bigger deal. check out this trio. donald trump, tom brady, and bill belichick. the strange intersection of politics and the patriots and the response today from brady and belichick to trump's capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees. maria: exposing secret deals of police officers, some of committing crime. ed: the problems of officers giving a fresh and start. holyoke police office sean shattuck, a police academy instructor accused of making inappropriate, offensive and demeaning comments to many recruits and physically assaulting a recruit during a training session. prosecutors agreed

then he thought about it, health care, immigration, jobs, bigly jobs.t the republican leadership is telling him is do the big league jobs first. we're sequencing matters here. if they repeal health care right away. they're going to pick a fight with democrats. if that's what donald trump wants, he should do that. do health care and pick that fight. do the immigration bill, pick that fight. but if he does a tax package, he'll have the republican votes. democrats won't like it. a president generally gets his tax package. if you add into that the infrastructure projects that donald trump talked about in the campaign, democrats will have that. he'll have some trouble on the republicans. they'll say, how are you going to pay for this. republican governors will love that because you're creating jobs in the country. there's an opportunity early on to do a big republican priority tax reform that includes some democratic proposals. >> what about on trade issues, too? there's a lot of liberals in the democratic party, bernie sanders. >> that will take a little bi

>> i will repeal the health care law and i will replace it with something else that will be better bigly. >> reporter: meanwhile in washington both sides are pressuring the fbi to make public as much as possible the email probe before the election. >> anchor: massachusetts leaders weighing in on question 4 asking massachusetts voters to say no marijuana. cardinal o'malley speaking out against the ballot initiative today. >> i think a lot of people will vote for this not knowing the implications. so the more that the word gets out i think the better chance we have of turning it around. >> anchor: and today yes on 4 released this statement reading in part this is not a marijuana issue this is a social justice issue. let's instead legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana so we can tackle the opioid epidemic and end mass incarceration. >> anchor: the patriots reporting for practice. the pats keeping busy on this by week. it's the first practice since defensive star jamie collins was traded to cleveland. >> anchor: players feeling the impact of this deal. more from gillette. >> the next man up f

bigly. >> no, it's not, brad. but the people need to know, will you accept tonight's results? >> yes. if i nominated. >> then no, and you're a nasty woman. >> sound familiar, right? well, there were other fun parts, too. beyonce made her first cma performance. she performed "daddy lessons." chris stapleton and carrie underwood, she took female vocalist of the year, he took entertainer of the year. and carry underwood hosting year after year. >> the movemmer avent helped to raise money for men's issues by not shaving. they can raise money for charities. last year, over 5 million people participated. $710 million raised since the founding of that organization 13 years ago. if you're wondering why i have a stubble going, it's because of that. i'll tell you supporting at the end of the month. >> we'll see a little before and afters. >> exactly. so we'll have pictures for you guys. just ahead, the potential election day ramifications on philadelphia's transit strike. you're watching "early today." my hygienist said the most random thing. she said i should think of my teeth like an

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, bigly, but that's not it.ig league. how the president-elect can deliver on his promise to build a wall on the border unless that was political flourish, and we don't know. columnist for the boston globe. great to see you. thanks. >> good to see you, shep, for the boston herald. >> did i say globe? i'm sorry, there's a difference. back when he talked about building a wall, it was always understood in the press corps that it was a campaign slogan and he admitted it sort of figuratively, but then we were wrong about everything else, so i wondered if maybe we were wrong about that and they're about to build a wall. do you? >> we'll have to see. certainly border security is going to be a top issue of one of the things that president-elect trump is going to take on in first 100 days, one of the priorities that he has set out. whether that means construction of a wall, whether that means fortifying areas that are vulnerable right now, the issue of border security is one that could find bipartisan support, not the wal

i would say bigly. there are many reasons why conservatives are excited and energized by the trump candidacy and now the pending presidency but i was there for the goldwater campaign and the reagan campaign and there were important conservatives in the campaign. they did not dominate the campaign. conservatives were the campaign whether kellyanne conway, steve bannon, mike pence. as tony made reference to its the most conservative republican platform in our history. there is an awful lot for conservatives to be excited about in the forward to in the future. >> my name is jerome. i would like to ask penny and/or tony to address the reservations of some evangelical leaders had about donald trump not just his behavior but also whether he will actually deliver on what you have laid out today. >> i'm happy to take that. i was one of many who did not support donald trump in the primary. i believe though the pumps that we came upon and iraq in his early on and a relationship made us stronger. at the end of the

this teeny country of only 2 million people, about the size of houston, is courting a tourist boom, bigly. enterprising locals want to tranls form her hometown into a mecca for melania admirers. >> this woman runs a cafe. is it possible that melania trump could make slovenia great again? >> yeah, yeah. >> her melania cake sells three euros apiece. a local band dedicated a song to melania trump. >> the modest apartment block where she grew up is a world away from trump tower and the white house, but folks here say they don't need that kind of glamour, but they want just a taste. inside this one tourist castle, they hope melania can help put their specialties on the map. the town is known for its annual salami festival. for reason no one can remember, only men are allowed to attend. how is it you're going to get a male-only salami festival to attract fans of melania trump? >> we're just going to make a promotion and more people will come. >> regardless of how, it is ready to recognition worthy of a first lady. >> now, it will be full of tourists. >> matt bradley, nbc news, slovenia. >> it w

. >> i will repeal the something else that will being better bigly remit turnout is the question. will the bad news on obamacare premiums and the renewed e-mail probe prompt another voters to stay home trump can win all the swing states? be fair to clinton said a senior republican senator who i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, capitol hill. >> ryan: stay with us for continuing coverage of the race for the white house. get the latest on-air and on-line. >> jadiann: we're following more news today. a halloween horror story in mississippi after three people including two children are killed. the deadly accident hanked during a hai -- happened trailer was rear ended by a pickup truck. >> small community. so i mean this is a bad thing to happen anywhere. but when it's local, it really hits home. you know, there is a good people and our hearts go out to them. >> jadiann: the coroner says the three people killed were remitted. seven other people were sent to the hospital. some were life-threatening injuries the. >> ryan: the sexual assault case against bill cosby continues today. he today.

and i will replace it with something else that will be better, bigly. >> reporter: in washington both sides are pressuring the f.b.i. to make public as much as possible about the e-mail probe before next tuesday. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> adam: massachusetts official weighing in on question four asking massachusetts voters to say no to legalizing marijuana recreationally. the mayor and the governor speaking out against the ballot question. in boston right out of the gate, we have to accept 48 pot shops. right off the bat. no matter what i say. no matter what the city council say, no malter what local civic associations. >> tremendous number of products ta look like their commercial equivalent in terms of soda, drinks, food, have never seen anything like that in the market we live in now. >> adam: today yes on four released a statement reading in part: this is not a marijuana issue this. is a social justice issue. >> kim: patriots nation trained today we're hearing from pats players for the first time since jamie collins was sent to 9 cleveland browns. we have the players' reaction. >

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lauren: was that big league or bigly?ryan telling fox bret baier on special report that the republican party is now unified. >> donald trump heard something out there in america that no one us heard. he heard and saw a movement out there and this -- he pulled off, like i said yesterday, one of the most political feats i have seen in my lifetime. it is an amazing thing. lauren: ryan added that he will do spectacular things for the american people and now we just wait and see. nicole: record run for stocks after the election of donald trump, bank stocks charging higher on hopes of decreased regulation. what will happen to this trump rally? can it continue? we two over to gary, fox news contributor, gary, first of all, we saw the initial gee-network reaction where stock futures were down 800, we open slightly lower and we have taken off. we are at 45%, gary, does this continue? >> it's going to go a little bit more and what it tells you how bad the regulations are, when you have banks 10% because of dismantling of a certain

the oath of office for 58 days, but for anyone who lives in trump tower, life has already changed bigly a new normal in the luxury high rise. jean casarez reports. >> reporter: trump tower has become a high profile area and now with armed guards 24/7, there can be no doubt. this is the home of the country's president-elect trump, first lady melania and son barron. also a music superstar, michael jackson. about 15 years ago a couple leasing the tower's penthouse got a personal call from trump himself. >> donald called the wife and said, do you mind if i show to a dear friend of blimine? >> no, not a problem. michael jackson arrives. he said, he was the nicest man around. >> reporter: according to the website trump tower has over 60 floors and 263 apartments. john pierre aristo has represented high profile clients at trump tower for over 15 years. he took us inside the building 42 stories up to see what your average multi-million dollar apartment looks like. heading inside, gold andburg begun did i walls, marble floors, apartment floors without letters or numbers so you need to know where

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mark, apart from the fact that he did not say big league and said bigly, what do you make of the opticsnd the meetings up on capitol hill? mark: the optics and the way that hill leaders are bending to the reality of the president bodes well for repairing relationships, particularly between ryan and donald trump. will this be a populist party or an establishment party? the agendas of the populist president-elect and the establishmentarian congressional leaders and underclass, it -- and donor class, it will be fascinating to see. i hate to use the phrase when the rubber hits the road, but it will be fascinating to see. so far, the relationship with the hill stuff seems good. john: you think about health care. on the basis of what we know about donald trump, he is a lot more liberal on health care than paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. they will repeal the affordable care act, but there's got to be a replacement for it. what's the replacement? paul ryan's vision is very market centric, and donald trump at one point was a backer of single-payer. where did they meet on that question? immigration

make good ons to his promises, he will have to help bigly with his promises. bus --pens and pre pence and preibus will have to make good. all of these people will be part of the problem. there is no doubt that if trump's legislative strategy is to play everybody off against each other to move legislation quickly, the picks he has made are pleasing to capital -- republicans on capitol hill and finally democrats on capitol hill although obviously, price is not fine at all with them. know they have a republican president to deal with and would rather see trump with devils they know than devils they don't know. it will be interesting to see when trump begins his victory speak, around america. he's going to go to a couple of other places. aere is always, for president, the inside and outside game. it looks to me like priebus is in charge to some extent along with trump and playing the inside game in an inside way. when trump goes out to amer ialand, will he see -- americaland, will he see steve bannon? look potentially for some economic appointments in the next 24

you are, you can be one of the co-captains of team bigly. here's a question or want to ask you. have got goldman sachs, the billionaires. a bunch of members of congress who is been appointed already and a bunch of others being considered. you have got trump backing away from repealing obamacare on day one. you have got steven mnuchin and wilbur ross saying maybe tariffs against china is not what we want to do. we do not want to slap import duties against foreign companies and foreign governments. what is the place, all of this trump signifies political peril for. these are all places -- political peril for trump. michael: absolutely. john: what is the thing that trump could do that could turn his supporters away from him? what is the red line he can't cross? michael: that is another good question. i do not think there is a single or red line. i think it is a culmination, of you will, of everything you're saying. ofthe backing down off obamacare, combined with a softer approach to immigration et, itthe wall isn't 10 fe is a foot and a half, those types of things in combination, i

donald trump has already courted controversy "bigly." there is more.ew ruckus is are being raised over his transitional maneuvers. the first has to do with a story that says he is requesting top-secret clearance for his son-in-law jared kushner, so he can sit in on the daily briefing. instead of knocking down that report, donald trump put out a tweet disputing another report that he is seeking clearances for his three adult children. it has some critics citing an anti-nepotism law. the second controversy has to do with frank gaffney, a pentagon official during the reagan administration who wall street journal reports will advise the trump transition team on national security issues. he has been vocally anti-muslim and has been a proponent of islamaphobic conspiracy theories in the past. donald trump says he has no role on the transition team. on a scale of one to godzilla, how big of a deal are the specific controversies causing a ruckus to be raised? mark: i'm still trying get clarification about why it was reported this morning that gaffney was invol

republicans secured the house and senate, clearing the way for the enactment of a bigly republican agenda next year. president obama: everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after, we have to remember that we are actually all on one team. this is an intramural scrimmage. we are not democrats first. we are not republicans first. we are americans first. we are patriots first. we all want what is best for this country. that's what i heard and mr. last night.rks that's what i heard when i spoke to him directly, and i was .eartened by that that's what the country needs. john: mark, you and i were at hillary clinton's. the victory party at the javits center last night, and we saw the mood shift. my questions for you are twofold. one is what the hell happened yesterday, and the other is how did so many people miss is so totally. mark: i think there are three things. people in elite circles just could not understand or accept the fact that trump had a chance to win. second is when the incumbent or quasi-come but is below 50, in a normal race, you would assume the challenge

i'm going to bust this country up bigly. >> green day then taking the stage with a political messagef their own. ♪ no trump >> well mark cuban and adina menzle mocking vice president-elect's less than welcoming americans at broadw broadway's "hamilton." >> what are you looking forward? >> not being invited to the inauguration is a good start. >> i was afraid scary theater people would be invited to the inauguration. i love you "hamilton." >> selena gomez taking one of the night's biggest prizes and taking a brave comeback following a brief break from show biz. >> i had everything, and i was absolutely broken inside. and i kept it all together, and i swear i would never let you down but i kept it too much together before i let myself down. >> arianna grande, justin bieber and drake also winning big. >> >> talking about this this morning, are these the right platforms for performers to make political statements? logon to "fox & friends first." #keeptalking. >> will be interesting to see what the ratings are for that. >> does anyone watch those? i don't know. >> i don't know. kind of ex

is it big league or bigly? >> big league. i can answer that. you get another one. >> a two-fer.n the other one is is he going to continue saying big league? like for the state of the union, is he going to address the nation and put big league in it? that's what i would like to know. >> on top of what eric is saying, what do you do about artificial intelligence, robotics and automation. because you can't bring those jobs back. once those jobs go. i know i'm single-mined about this stuff and it may not happen for 10 or 20 years but it will happen where we're enslaved by artificial intelligence. we're nothing but barnyard chickens before the high iqs of robots. i want to know how he relaxes that isn't golf. he doesn't drink. >> that's why he's able to go and have the stamina. he's not low energy. >> he's definitely not low energy. >> take a look. >> we're going to go this way. from michael f., is this the end of the clintons' influence? will they ever have any power again? >> it certainly diminishes it. but there's already talk about the democratic party eyeing chelsea clinton to r

donald trump already has court controversy bigly with this election of steve bannon. but there is more. two new ruckuses being raised over news reports over trump's maneuvers. this have the first has to do with an nbc news story that says trump is requesting top secret clearance for his son-in-law, so that kushner can sit in on the daily briefing. he put out a different story saying he was considering security clearances for his three adult children. he said nothing about kushner has some citing a federal anti-nepotism law that prevents presidents from pointing family nobody's jobs. the second was about frank gaffney. during he will advise the trump transition team on national security issues. dwafny has been vocally anti-muslim and has promoted islam phobic positions in the past including president obama being a muslim. trump's team claims that gaffney has no role on the transition team. how big a deal are these specific controversies that are causing a ruckus to be raised? >> still a question of why it was so badly reported that gaffney was involved and the language

the first, is it big league or bigly? >> i can answer that.r one. >> then the other one is, is he gooding to continue say big league? like for the state of the union, is he gooding to address the nation and put big league in it? that's what i'd like to know. >> on top of what eric is saying, what do you do about artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation because you can't bring those jobs back? once those jobs go, and i know i'm single-minded about this stuff. it may not happen for 10 or 20 years but it's going to happen when we are now enslaved by artificial intelligence. we are nothing but barnyard chickens before the high iqs of robots. i also want to know how he relaxes that isn't golf. he doesn't drink, and i'm always interested in that. >> that's why he's able to go and has the stamina and worked so hard during this whole campaign. i'm not kidding you. who else could keep up with that pace? i mean take a look. >> all right. we're going to go this way. from michael f., is this the end of the clintons' influence? will they ever have

john: a big league and bigly thanks to george lopez. ♪ mark: let's close out the friday episode withl clinical reporter for real clear politics. thank you for joining us. what are you wondering about this weekend? what are the things you think, i wish i knew the answer to this? guest: i want to know what's going to happen in pennsylvania, what is going to happen in florida. those are two states that donald trump is really targeting right now. when you look at the electoral map, we know he has to sweep the romney states, pick up all the necessary battlegrounds, and flip potentially a blue state. looking at new hampshire, which last week he was behind by 8 points and now it's a tight race. that is one of those states you really need. also, that congressional district in maine will play a big role potentially. john: explain this to me. the clinton campaign is kicking off tomorrow night, they are doing katy perry in philadelphia, right? they're ending her campaign in pennsylvania again on monday night with the obamas. pennsylvania has been fools gold for republicans for a long time. are