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and cleearly it's okay for the secretary of state to meet with all these folks. >> gates?bsolutely. but any of these folks. there's no debate on that. there's no debate the clinton foundation does wonderful things. the question is, is there pay to play. did she only open doors to certain people who gave money? i think the king of bahrain couldn't get a meeting but as the king of cash as a donor he could get a meeting. there's a problem there. the ap this isn't breitbart, this is the ap. has just pointed out. who's about as far as it gets. that says, hey, wait a minute, we've studied this and it's wrong and they knew this was going to be a problem when she first took office -- >> the ap didn't say it was wrong, they just said they studied it and published the facts -- >> oh, miy god, first of all, o pay to play, this is a ridiculous charge. because the clintons did not receive any money from the foundation. they set up this foundation to do good work in the world. so it's ridiculous charge. and the idea that any trump supporter -- i'm a big fan of andre's on many levels. th

short circuited, cleearly not te best word but she said she made a mistake and i think everybody needse on. to move on, excuse me. >> okay, well, let's move on now and talk about these polls that came out. scottie, a new "washington post"/abc news poll shows clinton leading trump on immigration, the economy and trade. why has mr. trump lost ground on his core issues? >> well, it's because he's gotten off focus. he's gotten off message, carol. we've talked about it all last week. the one thing we learned about these polls is they're temperamental. news headlines can change public opinion in these polls very quickly. these polls are going to continue to go back and forth, back and forth. that's why this week is so important to both candidates. the speech will focus on the economy and trade. hillary clinton is just mimicking him once again and going to do the same thing in the same city on thursday to kind of counterpoint. i just hope both candidates this time stick to the issues and not necessarily use these speeches to direct fire at the other candidate. >> is that what mrs. clinton is