meanwhile, this brand-new cnn poll puts hillary clinton over donald trump in a head-to-head match up, 47-42% there. the margins get even tighter when third party candidates are factored in. so let's go to cnn senior political correspondent, brianna keilar, live in columbus, ohio. with more, brianna, hello, my friend. good morning. >> good morning, brooke. >> reporter: hillary clinton will be here at this community center a little bit later today this morning, as she tries to make the case that donald trump is unfit, temperamentally unfit to handle the economy of the united states. you'll remember a couple weeks ago, she tried to make this case when it came to donald trump dealing with foreign policy, and this was a speech that almost resembled a roast more than a foreign policy speech, so that may be an indication of what we're going to see here today. you mentioned the those polls. well, hillary clinton is leading overall, both in that head-to-head matchup by four points and by five points when you add in some of those third party candidates. she has a big problem when you look at th

trump is at the wheel, he will drive the economy off the cliff, and then there's this, a brand new cnn/orc poll shows clinton leading trump 47% to 42%, but there is so much more behind those numbers. let's start first though with trump's shortfall. cnn's jeremy diamond is live outside the marriott marquee in new york city where trump is meeting with evangelical leaders at this hour. but, jeremy, he's heading into this meeting as he sends out a very big fund-raising appeal as john just said and as he posts these dismal fund-raising numbers for the last month. >> reporter: that's right, john and kate. you know, donald trump is sending out this fund-raising e-mail this morning which seems like a little bit of a cry for help from his supporters. he's saying if you can pitch in, if you can help us right now, just as we're experiencing a little bit of a fund-raising shortfall, particularly after the numbers that his campaign posted from the month of may, he's saying, listen, if you chip in, i will chip in as well contributing up to $2 million matching the donations he receives in the next 48 hours. b

toward november. >> it does show in pennsylvania and ohio a tight race at least according to new cnn pollht now and nationally, the new poll shows hillary clinton topping donald trump 47% to 42% and many of the registered voters out there in the national survey say she has a better temperament for the presidency and as i said, an 8 point lead in florida. that's disturbing. can you win the presidency without florida? >> i think a lot of paths to presidency. we'll compete in florida. we'll fight for florida. i think eventually, mr. trump will do very well down there. people literatur are hurting do. retirement community getting hurt. i think we'll do well once we take mr. trump's message to that state. >> ed brookover with the trump campaign. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >> donald trump right now looking to shore up the evangelical vote. the presumptive nominee meeting with nearly a thousand of the most christian conservative leaders in new york right now. expected to field questions and engage with these christian leaders in an efforts to get to kno

this is a weird way in which they asked the question because in a cnn poll the voters who couldn't formp was only 2%. this is a case in which the poll actually asked do you have a favorable opinion, unfavorable opinion or do you have no opinion at all. if you give voters that no opinion option, they might take it. it's just -- it underscores whenever you look at any poll, no matter what it is, whether on the election or brexit or anything, you need to look at the way the question is worded. >> i would love to hear the response of why, not only no opinion but why. all right. pride waslso a question in a new survey. why is it a problem for both hillary clinton and donald trump? >> right. very, very -- they asked -- cnn asked voters whether you would be proud to see hillary clinton as president or proud to see donald trump as president. only 35% of voters said they would be proud if hillary clinton was elected president. hillary clinton's candidacy is historic in a lot of ways, as the first female to win a major party presidential nomination, first woman, but voters aren't really getting b

the stein gaining the polls 7% in the latest "cnn" poll that's enough to make a dent in a five-point lead that could shift with the turbulent mood cycle or word of a pending indictment. i might bernie whose timidity turned out to be his achilles'' heel dr. jill stein does care about hillary's e-mails and she's willing to go after her for institutional corruption. in one plea she writes quote typical hillary, two things that are not legal say they are and try to cover them up. her e-mails are just one example. also typical in addition to her fbi delusion is pretending she's the only woman running for president when she's being outflanked on the left by a doctor might have a cure for progressive hillary -itis. on the show tonight judge napolitano tackles gun control and the whole hydra of constitution haters. one out of out of four would-be terrorists recruited in the u.s. come from a single-space. and director azra director azra at length shows you why o.j. simpson is captivating america and what the trial of the century says about our country. i'm kennedy. earlier today hillary clint

austan, the latest cnn/orc poll shows clinton behind trump on the economy. d cnn that clinton's plan is not exactly inspiring because it involves a bunch of tax credits and voters really don't get so excited about that. is that her problem? >> look, i don't think so. i think the only problem has been she has not yet really brought the fight to donald trump. they haven't been talking about that. i mean, three weeks ago she gave a pretty tough speech on foreign policy about donald trump. previous to that speech, donald trump was ahead of her in the polls on foreign policy, but as people heard what donald trump actually says and what he's for, you saw him drop like a stone and i think that will happen on the economy too. >> so austan, do you think hillary clinton's speech should be along the same lines as her foreign policy speech? mostly an attack on donald trump? >> at least part of it should be. i know they have outlined and are going to outline more affirmative here is what she's for, but, you know, there ought to be a day of reckoning for donald trump for a

a new cnn poll tells us where americans' heads and minds are on this. let's discuss. chief to have daily beast, john avalon. and cnn political commentator and former white house staffer for president george w. bush, margaret hoover. all right. let's start, mr. avalon, good morning to both of you, with trump. what do you see in this poll that is interesting, the headline is, they seem to like a military mate for him. >> and vp picks now are increasingly about balancing the profit of the person at the top of the ticket. so, look, it would be crazy for donald trump to pick a businessman. he's got that covered. what's interesting, they want to go for military guys as opposed to someone in politics, which is what donald trump has said he's going to look for. i think the reason for that, it's really the tough guy coalition that folks are looking for particularly on the republican side. you get double down on the outsider, no nonsense, executive ability or perceptions thereof. so i think that explains why the republican primary voters want to see him pick a -- >> okay, give

and in fact, our latest cnn poll shows him 8 points ahead of her in that regard. they think donald trump would do a better job creating jobs and so she wants to narrow that margin and hit him where he has this advantage. >> all right. bree ianna brianna, i want to bring in mark preston. i have been curious and by the way, while i'm introducing you, i'll also introduce a couple of our other guests as well. christine roeans and global economic analyst. first to you, mark. big picture here. >> right. >> we've been watching polls shift on donald trump and i think a lot of people are curious as to whether it's because of what donald trump's unforced errors have done to him or what hillary clinton has been hammering away at. she's got a plan. she's got three prongs. if i need to remind you, donald trump on women, donald trump's volatility and now on business. she's been really good at sticking to the plan and hammering those home. which one is it? what's causing the polls to go the way they have? >> several things. a consolidation behind one candidate that being hillary

. >> reporter: trump trails hillary clinton by five points in a new cnn/orc poll. in a new quinnipiac swing state poll shows trump down eight points in florida while running neck and neck in ohio and pennsylvania but trump is signaling a more aggressive stage of the campaign is just ahead. his campaign is blasting out e-mails and hitting social media to counter clinton's latest attacks responding faster than it has before. >> and she's been there watching. >> reporter: trump advisers are hopeful it's a change for the better after the firing of campaign manager corey lewandowski. the candidate was out shoring up support among evangelical leaders gathered in new york. >> christianity i owe so much to it in so many ways through life through having incredible children through so many other things but i also owe it from frankly standing here because the evangelical vote was mostly gotten by me. >> reporter: and trump has a speech aimed at attacking clinton's set for tomorrow. she was doing the same to him earlier today but a big difference jake unlike past speeches from

( laughter ) >> larry: according to a cnn poll res leased last week when asked how clinton choosing as a running mate a whopping 86% said it would not make a difference. okay, is this poll ( bleep )? >> i don't think it's ( bleep ). do people care about that? >> what kind of sexism is that-- one woman but two women? if she dies she'll be replaced by a woman! >> only worn not two. >> i don't know. i'm kind of the mind that polls are ( bleep ) anyway. they call 200 people and say this is what america thinks. that is 200 people who answered their phone on that day. ( cheers and applause ). >> that's true that's true. >> who answers ther phone. >> it's like get a job. >> larry: any chance you think she'd pick bernie sanders? do you think something like that would happen. >> no. >> larry: would that be an interesting ticket? >> jordan, franchesca. >> i love america and being in this country. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: do you think-- do you think he'd be up for something like that? >> no, no, no. because it would feel like too much of a betrayal to his people, his camp. even if it

the call for gun-control the latestording to cnn poll, and support for background checks and other measuresthat were debated but failed today senate hovered around 90 percent support. there are reports republican senator susan collins of maine won't reduce legislation tomorrow to block suspected terrorists from buying guns. new information coming in right now about the possibility of stronger storms tomorrow. tomorrow morning, grabbed the umbrella. during the early morning, the rush-hour commute, you will likely need it for scattered showers. through the midday and towards the late afternoon come early evening, stronger storms over the d.c. metro area, just in time for the drive time home. and what to expect, plus another round of storms thursday and the upcoming weekend. we have this just into the newsroom, video of a big mess at a liquor store in prince george's iversen street and hillcrest heights. the front was smashed after a car crashed into the building. the driver said something got stuck underneath her brake pedal and she cannot stop in time. in employee inside the store was injure

a cnn poll is an example. lou: at this point that frankly is so early, so many people are writing, this thing is over because we are almost a month from the convention. this is just beginning. >> for me it's just beginning. when i first started with the 17 total people that we had. i started at nothing and rapidly went up. you know, that was not have much different other than we had a lot of people. we had 17. i had 1 opponents. i will tell you, i have never seen more unfair press coverage. even the "new york times" where they did the story on the women. they said donald trump is a great guy. it wasn't what we were saying and they were totally discredited. they saw us and sort of in their own way apologized as much as they can. it was a front-page story. how nice were those women to come forward and say that's not what we say, they were remarkable people. so i have great respect for what happened. but it's very unfair from the media standpoint. >> you restructured your campaign. shakeup at the top. is this the

. > despite her criticisms, aa recent cnn poll says 51 percents of registered voters believe trump would handle the economy better than clinton. we have an update now on the investigation into the orlando nightclub shooting. attorney general loretta lynchlc visited the city today. she says investigators may neves find ati single motive for the attack, but the fbi is still checking reports that the gunman may have visited the bullet th nightclub before or is even possibly gay.ay. meanwhile services was held forr one of the victims today.toda friends and relatives turned out to mourn brenda mccoy. two people were arrested nearear the holland tunnel in new jersey after police spotted multiple weapons in their van. officers stopped the van becausc it had a cracked windshield, but a further search turned up handguns and they think they might be tied to a drug ring.i it's a pick tougher a michigan toddler practicing what's calle a lock down drill and it's gone viral. the three year old's mother shared this photo on facebook. the mom took it initially to show her husband thinking her daughter w

but sanders has just 47 delegates.according to cnn's polling of superdelegates' intentions. so.the only way for sanders to win.is to change the mind of hundreds of super-delegates.who will make their choices official at the convention. the bottom line here is that already seventy percent of sexual assaults are not reported to police. there is a number of reasons women hesitate to come forward.this case.does not help. we mentioned bernie sanders is in the bay area. kron 4's j-r stone was at his campaign rally in san francisco. j-r what was the mood out there. once the news broke that clinton was the presumptive nomiee. >> j.r.: he spoke after no. musical artists performed including the dave matthews band probably around four to 5000 people in attendance when sanders took the stage he did not make any mention of that report clinton has enough delegates as a rebel against the nomination soras vowed to take this risk to the july. if birth to it hard and then took aim at hillary. in southern california today. >> reporter:the stabbing inside of this wells fargo bank was sudden and

this is one that majority of americans, according to cnn poll, the majority of americans believe terroristshat poll asked if people who are on the terror watch list, people on the flno fly list, overwhelming majority like donald trump don't want them to buy guns. nra says the lists aren't that reliable. it shouldn't be the be all end all. >> i don't think their issues with the terror watch list, it is the other issue, the no fly list, seen people like edward kennedy be put on there, people whose names are mistaken. they're a little less accurate with the no fly list than the terror watch list. that's what's frustrating about what's happening on the senate floor. republicans and democrats should feel guilty about what they're doing to the american people now. why does both sides not put a clean bill forward that says if you are a terrorist or suspected of terrorism, you walk into a gun store, a red flag will stop you, prevent you, or alert local authorities you're trying to purchase a gun. a clean bill. both sides are playing politics and offering amendments that they attach to other bills.

we put up the cnn poll of polls on the screens and averages the last coming up with a 7 point lead and that's probably in the target of where the race is right now. advantage, hillary clinton chlth that's where the state of the race is right now. we see it closer in these battleground states than we do overall. donald trump's to-do list comes very clear. if two-thirds of the country don't think you are qualified for the job or clearly the clinton campaign argument that he doesn't have the temperament for the job is starting to have rest sons to a large part of the country. >> he is not doing well with the voters he needs to do well, starting with the white voters. let alone the african-americans and latinos. mitt romney won by 20 points. donald trump is winning by 13 points. he has a lot of work to do. >> i love chatting with you. ryan, david and nia. the supreme court hands down one of the most important decisions on abortion in a generation. we will talk about its significance and how it could play into the presidential race next. >>> breaking news. a major decision on abortion and m

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highest people agreeing with that proposition was republicans. 90% of republicans responded to the cnn poll that terrorist should be kept from getting guns and that is what this amendment we are considering is all about. it seems like this is a case where congress has an opportunity to do what it is that we are supposed to do, not to avoid, not to sweep under the rug, but to act. i cannot presusuppose the out come. i believe and hope the outcome is positive and we will take action on this common-sense amendment senator collins has developed but at least let's act. i hope the other body does the same thing. to have adjourned for the recess prematurely because they didn't want to discuss or confront this issue brings discredit on this entire institution and greatly to be regretted. gl i come from a state that believes in the second amendment. i have insisted anything that limits people's ability to get guns they need to have due process and i believe that process should be there. it is there. the supreme court has affirmed over and over, even justice scalia, confirmed this is appropriate unde

trump leads by eight points on the economy, a new cnn/orc poll finds. ng mate, privately studying the records of a handful of prospects including elizabeth warren, tim cane, and hul yen castro. her list is not limbed to these three is a search that's highly secretive and intensifying. tru >> trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico. trump furniture in turkey. trump picture frames in india. trump barware in slovenia. i could go on and on, but you get the idea. and i'd love for him to explain how all that fits with his talk about america first. >> reporter: now, clinton delivered a point by point takedown of trump's economic policies, but politics matters here as well. that's why she went hard after the fact that he did not use american workers as he made at least part of his fortune. that's key here no ohio, where these 18 electoral votes will be critical in the general election matchup between trump and hillary clinton. jeff zeleny, cnn, columbus, ohio. >>> senator elizabeth warren is also piling on donald trump. in a new political ad, she att

our numbers have tripled over the past month from 2% up to 7% in the latest cnn poll.nd that's just before we even started getting coverage. i think word is just getting out, that there is hope for the younger generation. they don't have to spend their lives at indentured servants. by covering us, you are making it possible for to us rise further in the polls. very likely we can get to that 15%. kennedy: are you oh tented that hillary clinton is running as if she is the only woman who has ever run for the presidency. >> yes, i think there is more than one reason to be oh tented here. kennedy: because she is a corp a test war monger? >> she pretend to be the be-all and end-all for women. the cause of women is not served by someone who argued to push down living wages in haiti where she took the impoverished wage of 60 cents an hour and led the charge to push it down to 40 cent an hour. the cause is not served by providing healthcare for children but not their parents. how are sick parent going to take care of their kid. by providing childcare but neglecting our need for

and a cnn poll shows 7 in 10 voters think trump should step down until he is no longer involved in politics. what? will trump scale back his life as a businessman? i'm sure he will since he listens to polls and the left wing media. kis se l, what do you think? >> i am not a trumper. i like bill weld. >> they are running a tight ship. >> america is a corporation and the president is the ceo and one of the major exports we have is our brand. actual looy this would help because trump is a master brander. the one thing he could do is possibly expand the u.s. brand better abroad. >> look, right now he is a private citizen, right, camille? i don't think anybody should make a fuss. should he give up trump stakes? >> he is running for office. no big deal. if we can strain the office of the presidency to constitutional bounds, traditional constitutional bounds he would be far more off the secretary and far less savior and the to worry about. is the president going to be enriching him or herself while in office? they always do. you get a $7 million book deal at the end of the thing. while in office y

of people that agreed with that proposition were republicans. 90% of republicans responded to the cnn poll that terrorists should be kept from getting guns. and that is what this amendment that we are going to be considering is all about. it seems to me that this is a case where congress has anposed opportunity to do what it is that we're supposed to do. not to avoid, not to sweep under the rug, but to act. i cannot predate predispose the outcome. i believe and hope it will be positive and will take an action on this common sense amendment that senator collins but at least votes and i would hope the other body would do the same thing.av to have adjourned for the researchers recess prematurely because they did not want to discuss or debate this issue i think brings discredit on this entire institution. it is greatly to be regretted. i come from a state that believes in the second amendment. i believe in the second amendment. i have insisted through the process that i think that limits people's ability to get guns if there are no no-fly list or selectee list, they need to have due process in

in a new cnn poll shows many republicans may agree with that. 51% say they would prefer to see trump remain the candidate. 48% say they want someone else. i hear you laughing. what they're saying is the delegates right now are bound to vote for trump. some are still bound to vote for cruz. they're saying change the rules. let the delegates show up and vote for any name they want. >> are they high? seriously, just stop it. 48% of them want someone else, then give us that someone else. they can't even agree who that it. let's focus on putting on the best possible convention we can to elevate donald trump to a competitive position to win this november. having said that, the rnc, reince priebus, the last thing they need is a revolt among delegates on the floor during that week. that's not how this plays out. you think donald trump will sit by and let you do this. take the nomination away from the guy who has the most electoral votes than any other republican in the party. the reality check has been done. this is where we are. now the question is how do we support the party and the nomine

they are neck and neck in the cnn poll of polls that just came out in the past hour, but let's dive inok at the quinnipiac polls, because this shows how voters are feeling about them. number one, clinton versus trump. what are clinton's strengths? okay? according to voters. they believe she is better prepared than donald trump more intelligent than donald trump and has higher moral standards. as you can see there, than donald trump. the flip side. how voters feel about trump's strengths? do they feel he is more honest and trustworthy than hillary clinton a stronger leader and more inspiring. what do you see there, david? >> well, i see a couple of things. one, there is, the country settles in to a 50/50 proposition between republican and democrat. we see a familiar pattern. it's an astonishing amount of consolidation among republican voters, self-identified republican vote here's have fallen in line for trump much more quickly than i think we would have seen. i don't think it's as equal as we see because she's still fighting bernie sanders and once hillary clinton gets nor consolidatio

in the cnn poll it is -- she is blessed to have her as his opponent and vice-versa. >> i am so glad i convinced three of the towr in the panel that i am right. trump uses exclamation pont on twitter. the website found 70% of trump's trumps use an exclamation point. what if we remove the mark? here is an original tweet. without the enthusiasm, the great promoter just endorsed me, nice will here is another. america first. and now without the exclamation. mark first. what about hillary clinton? she rarely uses exclaw make points. it should be a lifetime of future and not a lifetime of debt now she has my attention. happy first day of summer! >> not thinking live is exclamation point like i did. >> you remember the jeb exclamation pointn. >> dreb. >> he took his energy and mojo. >> great plan. >> it works, doesn't it? >> i am a fan of exclamation points, but i smile when i'm mad. >> she is seething right now. >> that makes me so mad when people smile when they are mad. >> i love it and i don't tell women to smile because they give you guff. >>> moving on democrats want their national conv

average out the last handful of national polls what you get in our cnn poll of polls is a seven-pointt 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 worried about the most at this point? >> heading into the conventions this is what they're trying to deal with. first let's look at secretary clinton. yeah, she's leading nationally. has small leads in most of th

a new orc/cnn poll shows that most people trust trump more than clinton. trump is trying to chip away at her foreign policy credentials. >> her decisions spread death, construction and terrorism everywhere she touched. >> reporter: but in doing so, trump made statements that are simply not true, like his statement that he criticized the war. >> i was among the earliest to criticize the rush to war, and, yes, even before the war started. >> reporter: even though he's on tape supporting the iraq invasion in 2003. >> are you for invading iraq? >> yes, i guess so. i wish it would have been done correctly. clinton wants to abolish the second amendment but fact checkers indicate that's not true. trump accused clinton -- >> her message is old and tired. >> reporter: trump drilled down on that team, accusing the clintons of profiting off their ties to the rich and powerful. >> that will never, ever change, including if she ever became president, god help us. >> i thought trump's speech today were sure signs that the campaign is moving in the right direction. he's

this was sort of a cnn poll going on here. how does this really stand?they had gotten to vote, what would -- what would that have actually accomplished? >> what we're seeing here now is they're going to get a vote to lose. the american people out there protesting want to see action on this, they want to see their streets safer. >> lois, we're going to go to nancy pelosi, who is speaking inside the capitol. we're going to listen right now. >> -- that is a ridiculous piece of legislation on zika. unworthy of our responsibilities to -- [ inaudible ] obviously the president wouldn't sign it. what can they be thinking? [ inaudible ] they came in tuesday, they left wednesday night until after the fourth of july. with all of this work undone. the contrast in just what we believe, and the contrast in how we do our responsibilities cannot be clearer. but we're not here to make that contrast unless it results in a passing of a bill. but we pray, and we have to be very prayerful about this, that we're on -- [ inaudible ] so tomorrow in that spirit, we'll begin with

. >> reporter: the latest cnn poll shows more americans believe the foormer secretary of state would make a better commander in chief. >> her invasion of libya handed the country over to isis, the barbarians. >> reporter: but trump still included falsities and half truths about clinton. >> among the victims of our late ambassador chris stevens, he was left helpless to die as hillary clinton slept soundly in her bed. when the phone rang at 3:00 in the morning hillary clinton was sleeping. >> reporter: no, actually clinton was awake. the siege started at around 4:00 p.m. eastern time, not in the middle of the night. trump was also claiming clinton ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund that she'll end virtually all immigration enforcement and wants to abolish the 2nd amendment, all false according to the fact checking team. >> but trump also rightly pointed out that clinton has done some exaggerating of her own. a story in 2008 where she said she landed in bosnia under sniper fire when in fact she didn't. clinton later said she misspoke but this campaign is shaping u

results of a new cnn/orc poll shows that most americans, 55%, favor stricter gun restrictions, gun laws. that's the highest number since january 2013 which was a month after the sandy hook elementary school shootings. let's bring in cnn senior political reporter manu raju. do any of these measures stand any chance of passing? >> no, they don't, jake. they are all probably going to go down on a party line vote. we've seen several of these bills that have been voted on in the past and they failed on a party line vote then as well. last week, there was some effort to try to cut a deal on a bipartisan basis but that also failed. right now, there is one set of bipartisan talks going on but people are very skeptical that that has any chance of becoming law. we're seeing a lot of finger pointing going on on capitol hill. in the aftermath of the worst mass shooting in american history, republicans and democrats locked in a about the tell over gun control. >> this past week, in response to the horrible terror attack in orlando, the democrats all got together and said the solution is more gun con

cnn polling ransom numbers f sor me.nie sanders has won almost two-thirds of independents. >> independents voting here -- >> make a big difference. and even in the polling that's been done is showing her ahead of democrats. the other reason he's doing well is that his advantage among young people, one of the dominant stories for this whole primary, is extending across the racial line. it's running well among young african-americans. when you put those together and plus two weeks of personal campaigning, barnstorming the states and essentially writing off new jersey which should not be overlooked. they are conceding the math mat cal majority to her in a hope of making a political point that they can take to the convention. >> is hillary clinton going to have a tough time winning over sanders voters if she ultimately becomes the nominee? >> i think many of them will in the end driven by donald trump to vote for her. the biggest red flag for her in general election voting are the younger voters. bernie sanders has won a hig

i want to bring you to something that's just come out, the cnn polls of polls. they have been very desperate. this is the recent poll of polls. secretary clinton is leading donald trump by 7 points in that poll. it comes at the same time that usa "today" that is a front page story on fundraising that does spell well or bode well for your candidate. 2% of the more than 1400 people that donated to mitt romney's campaign in 2012 have donated to donald trump's campaign. do you see the polling and some of the missteps and criticisms as having an effect on this candidate and his bid? >> no. not at all. as you mentioned, in 2012, you still see the media and the pundits trying to compare donald trump's campaign to a political paradigm that no longer exists. he is self-funded. $55 million. he just recently started fundraising. that's not going to be a problem. he has committed to self-funding moving forward. so many people wanted to invest in him and his message. that's why he is doing these joint fundraising efforts with the rnc. hillary clinton has spent hundreds of mi

new cnn poll has clinton ahead of trump, 47% to 42% among registered voters. ver an ohio quinnipiac poll shows the race is tied 40-40. pennsylvania is just about tied as well. clinton 42%, trump 41%. in florida clinton leads trump 47% to 39%. trump needs to win all three of those states and his polling has been going south for the last three weeks. trump remains very competitive in pennsylvania which has recently been a democratic strong hold. so that's good news for him. even though he has lost some ground in florida that state is fluid. trump won big there in the republican primary. hillary clinton know she's has a lot of work to do to defeat donald trump who has made major mistakes but still in the game. talking points believes that the conventions will not be very influential this year, meaning not a lot of minds are going to be changed there the big event will be the first presidential debate september 26th in dayton, ohio. whoever wins that debate, likely to be president. especially did they win it decisively. the other debates not going to matter that mu

donald trump may have a slight edge, at least in our latest cnn poll. take a look at these numbers.onald trump has trust of 45% of people. and hillary clinton, 37%. one of the issues here. she's trying to raise that, trying to sort of be upfront on this. we'll see if it actually works here. more than anything, erin, it's a prebuttal for what's to come here in the coming weeks. >> thank you very much, jeff zeleny. >>> out front next, plane catches fire after an emergency landing nearly 250 passengers were on this boeing 777 watching from their seats, flames engulfing the wing. this was in the air. >>> plus clinton and warren, from matching outfits -- yes, we noticed. we haven't said anything yet but of course i noticed. is this for real? tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or de

here who may or may not be affected by what we saw on the screen and what was so fascinating is cnn's polling did some great deep dives as you've written about into women. looking at the last 27 states, in particular, she led bernie sanders by about 24 points. rather, donald trump, overall with women. but then when you broke that down, it got fascinatinfascinat. that flipped and she was trailing by 37 points and correct me if i'm wrong, i was thinking it was donald trump but was it bernie sanders or donald trump? the point being is that the young women are not on board. the older women are on board, the younger women are not. >> this was a fascinating analysis that our polling director did. looking at the entrance and exit polls across 27 states that we did those polls for and the generational divide was just fascinating for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. overall, women overall, 61% supported clinton. 37% supported sanders. but then when you broke that down and just looked at 18 to 29 years old across those 27 states, sanders led clinton by an average of 37% points. those young women gra

and yet here he is within four or five points of hillary still in the cnn polling. tells you that the distaste, distrust and now the glowing sort of just animalis ti tickic of hillary is expecting -- >> so you expect that we will hear about this more? >> i think that he pivoted away from donald trump personally, away from the judges, and toward putting all his artillery on her. >> i'll bet the hillary campaign is retooling a few things. >> and i think elizabeth warren will grow in importance to them because they need someone like her. >> all right. always great to have yourer spec difference. tune in tonight because we have a special town hall. cnn town hall with the libertarian ticket for the white house. gary johnson and william weld joining chris cuomo for a smart conversation on the issues and the race. and lest think they're also ran, huh-uh. they're polling upwards of 10% and it seems to be climbing. so watch your ballots and definitely wautch the town hall 9:00 p.m. eastern. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that

the most recent cnn poll had trump up three points. poll had clinton up on who can best handle terrorism. they are such different people on how they would respond. i do wonder how you think that is possible that it could be so up and down right now. >> well, unfortunately for hillary clinton, this is not going to take a village. it is going to take a strong leader. that strong loo ed der is donald trump. we have to send that message we are not going to tall rate this. this isn't just about an eye for eye but that america is once again going fob a leader. >> voters seem to indicate they like a little bit of what hillary clinton is saying and a little bit of what donald trump is saying. >> voters are scared. these are troubling times, trying times. we need a strong leader. responses that i have seen from the democratic party about how we are going to solve this by unity and peace and love, no. we have to understand, this is a very serious threat to our country, to our freedom, to our way of life. it is a direct threat to our way o. life.

the most recent cnn poll finding that barely a third of voters trust her and find that trump is winningn the honesty game. let's bring back the man who managed secretary clinton's 2008 campaign and donald trump's former campaign adviser, michael cavuto. great to see you guys. normally when you add mitt you have a problem, the first step is to fixing it. hillary clinton acknowledges where her problem is, do you think that's a first step in fixing it? is that a first move? >> i didn't manage her campaign but i was a spokesperson. you deal with that a lot. we dealt with this a lot. i mean, it's actually kind of refreshing to hear a candidate actually acknowledge one of their weaknesses. and decide to take it head-on as opposed to say, no, no, plenty of people trust me. you are an idiot for not, right? at least she's acknowledging what everyone sees. and that is she's got a real disconnect with some voters on this issue. now, i think this ultimate election is going to come down in many ways to an issue of trust, right? because people right now believe that this is not a left versus a right

with that terrible couple weeks, he's what, five points, six points behind in the cnn poll?e battleground states, very close. >> he's tightened it. >> since the orlando terror attack, he's tightened her lead by three points. the american people seem to be reresponding to trump's message on terror. >> sure, and look what this administration is saying, that stupid redaction. now there's word that they lost mateen's wife, the attorney general saying respond to terrorism with love and compassion? i mean, who are these people? and what about this hero, mohammed malik. the kind of guy we pray exists who went to the fbi, and warned them about mateen. >> he heard the talk in the mosque and said, this is a bad guy, and went to the fbi arted . and the fbi still said there's no there there. i want to ask you, though, even though trump was on message today, and wowed even some of the never trumpers the other folks were saying, but pass his prolouge, and trump has shown us who he is for the better part of a year now, and are we supposed to believe that because someone wrote a great speec