has senator crapo. but we went on to the secretary westate's website and couldn't find any indication that you've donated to any campaign, state or federal, except for walt's campaign in 2008 and romney's campaign, also 2008. we also couldn't find that you had voted in more than one 2006ry election between and 2014. so if idaho only has two u.s. only hashe 100 senators, should it be moreody who has been civically engaged? this is your first time running for public office. time runningirst for public office, but i have spent my life in business and in community service. i've run companies. i've worked with working families. i've been responsible for employees and their families. i've spent a lot of time in service in idaho. i've been involved with conservation,with with culture. the museumlly on board for a while. also also served in my church. i've worked with people onuggling to make it security. i've worked with people who are homeless, refugees, families who had to suffer with suicide. i'm angry for

crapo: more gun control they federal level? >> you said we shouldn't be burdening law-abiding citizens. talking about gun control. mr. crapo: by restricting their second amendment rights further. let me indicate first of all do i believe we need to get back to the question of hillary clinton. look, i have been asked many times and i have said clearly where i stand with regard to both donald trump and hillary clinton. i'll answer the gun question. mr. crapo: obviously both candidates -- it's sad both candidates are flawed. and that they are so unpopular. but the fact is is that we, the people, are angry about the way our government is -- i know from having run for office for six months, i know how hard this is. thank you for serving. but i know how hard this is. it's a process that drives people away. good people are driven away from government. i support hillary because she is the better alternate to donald trump. she has experience. she's shown that she is willing to serve in the causes that matter. children and families, etc.

point that i would like to make is that this is really -- this election is a choice, like senator crapo says. it is a choice between the people hoff been in government for going on a quarter of a century and other career politicians. people who are newcomers. if donald trump and i can agree on one thing. it is time for change in our government. our government is broken. big monty hey has has been allo to control our government. you have collected massive sums of money from special interests and banks than you have gathered from people in idaho. i would say you have been more of a senator for the special interests than you have been for idaho. you can talk about the fact that puff made these decisions but how can you explain the fact that you've received so much money and that you can be objective? >> so i didn't hear a fire answer besides keep teeing in federal hands. what would you do, very briefly, because we are running out of time. what would you do to fix that? >> i agree we should spend money to manage our forests in a way that permit us to avoid fire fires in the future, wildfire

has changed senator crapo. we couldn't find any indication that you have donated to any campaign that are federal except the campaign in 2008 except mitt romney. we also couldn't find that you have voted in one primary election. idaho only has two senators. shouldn't it be somebody who is more physically engage? >> i spent my life and business and in community service. i've run companies. i have been responsible for families and employees. i have been involved with education, and conservation, with culture and did museum work for a while. i have also served in my church. i work with people who are struggling to make it on social security. i work with refugees. i work with families that have had to suffer with suicide and i am angry for those families. government is not helping those families. government has failed to help those families in idaho and elsewhere. people are just fed up with government. i think they are fed up with the fact that politicians have allowed us to become compromised when vast sums of mo

we have mike crapo of idaho calling on donald trump to drop out. we played senator mike lee.rawn his endorsement, carly fiorina is also calling on donald trump to drop out. how big could this snowball become in your view? >> it is still snowballing and important to note you pretty much listed all of the influential people for the most part in utah right now and also includes the sitting governor of utah and the former governor of utah, both saying that donald trump, they're not going to vote for donald trump. the former governor even saying that donald trump should drop out of the race. carly fiorina is the first one of his rivals to say that he should get out of the race. we do not know whatsoever marco rubio is going to say or ted cruz is going to say. ted cruz has come out and released a statement saying that every wife, mother, daughter, and every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. he also calls the comments disturbing and inappropriate and there's no excuse for them. but the question is, if this continues to snowball, how does the republican leadersh

you have all of these politicians coming out like senator mike lee, mike crapo, bob are barbara comstock, that is a problem. donald trump is sitting there three points belowton. he has to get that above her number to win the election. this is not going to help that. >> before we get to these republicans, i want to ask you, what's your reaction to how donald trump handled this with that first quasi apology and then the later one where he also attacked the clintons? >> i think we already knew that donald trump was a base guy, a crude guy. he's an adulterer. so in that respect, this isn't new news. i think the problem with the way that trump reacted is to in some respects deny that character. he said these words don't reflect who i am. well, no, that is exactly who he is, and that's the problem with having this tape out here, which by the way, is a lot more powerful not just because of the words, but because you're hearing it and you're physically seeing it and it's from the candidate himself. >> he would have been better off, and i agree with you, i think he would have been better off if h

has changed senator crapo. we couldn't find any indication that you have donated to any campaign that are federal except 2008 except mitt romney. we also couldn't find that you have voted in one primary election. idaho only has two senators. somebody who is more physically engage? businesst my life and and in community service. i have run come. been responsible for families and employees. i have been involved with education, and conservation, with culture and did museum work for a while. i have also served in my church. i work with people who are struggling to make it on social security. i work with refugees. i work with families that have had to suffer with suicide and i am angry for those families. government is not helping those families. government has failed to help those families in idaho and elsewhere. people are just fed up with government. i think they are fed up with the fact that politicians have allowed us to become compromised when vast sums of money that floated into campaign coffers. i started th

. >> reporter: up in idaho, senator mike crapo did the same u-turn, and senator john thun, south dakotawas pretty to drop donald trump. >> i tend to support the member of our party and if anything changes i'll let you know, but -- but he's got a lot of work to do i think if he's going to have any hope of winning this election. >> and this is paul ryan, the embattled speaker of the house, and the latest scam focused almost entirely on the down-ballot races. the candidate calls all that relucta reluctance a sinister deal undermining his efforts. >> and especially when you have the leaders not putting their weight behind the people. >> reporter: but this assessment by "usa today" shows the turmoil, while hundreds of elected republicans have denounced trump's behavior, the great majority plan to vote for him nonetheless. >> we're in a fight and the only choices are you for hillary or donald? i want to see this country change. >> reporter: that is the most common explanation you'll hear among reluctant republicans. they think clinton would be worse so they'll stay on the trump train even if

republican smarts john thune of south dakota, mike crapo of idaho who all called for trump to quit thee after that "access hollywood" tape was released, are now saying they will vote for him after all! this as a new "fox news poll" shows trump supporters with higher level of support than clinton voters 68 to 61%. what do you make of all this? they're going to support him, they're not going to support him and now they're going support him again? >> that is awful. hillary clinton as seated president obama as surrogate. he is fantastic. sandra: michelle obama. >> michelle obama is best surrogate i've seen in 20 years. she has joe biden. what does donald trump have? he has donald trump. when i hear people say on gop that i can't support him, okay, fine. then i hear people say i'm, he should pull out. that's awful. even worse when gop establishment person says, i'm going to vote for hillary clinton. look i am one issue voter right now. one, it is constitution and supreme court and federal judicial system. that is my only issue. love donald trump or hate him, he is far more conservative than

you have all of these politicians coming out like senator mike lee, mike crapo, bob are barbara comstock, that is a problem. donald trump is sitting there three points below hillary clinton. he has to get that above her number to win the election. this is not going to help that. >> before we get to these republicans, i want to ask you, what's your reaction to how donald trump handled this with that first quasi apology and then the later one where he also attacked the clintons? >> i think we already knew that donald trump was a base guy, a crude guy. he's an adulterer. so in that respect, this isn't new news. i think the problem with the way that trump reacted is to in some respects deny that character. he said these words don't reflect who i am. well, no, that is exactly who he is, and that's the problem with having this tape out here, which by the way, is a lot more powerful not just because of the words, but because you're hearing it and you're physically seeing it and it's from the candidate himself. >> he would have been better off, and i agree with you, i think he would have been be

then kelly ayotte, we have been talking about her, as well as mike crapo.ithdraw from the race. so the question here is does this become a real cascade of republican office holders, a stampede of them running away from trump. if it is, trump is in a very, very difficult position. >> you make the point also that they may be waiting, let's see what more fallout comes from it or where it goes. you have a debate that's going to dominate the news tomorrow night and again into the news cycle come monday. fox polling from last night, this was overshadowed as well. four-way race, hillary clinton 44%, trump 42%. so he's behind two after, well, kind of a tough week. >> those were pretty good numbers for him. to be competitive nationally after losing the first debate and having a horrendous week after that, i think that had to be kind of encouraging news back in the alternate universe we lived in 24 hours ago, had to be encouraging news for donald trump. so what i think you're seeing is some of the people we were just talking about, the lawmakers who were kind of earl

crowd has supported and opposed in disgust before reendorsing him, john thune, deb fischer and mike crapo. then there's pat toomey. who will be in charge of the nuclear codes. pat toomey has his own answer. and that's thing 2 tonight. see, for the entire general election, senator pat toomey has simply refused to say whether or not he'll support the gop nominee. he won't endorse nor will he rule out voting for donald trump. he won't give a simple direct answer one that every single american has to answer for themselves all of which made for an interesting debate last night. >> i know you have been waiting for this debate. in fact, i know you've been waiting for this moment to say whether or not you will vote for the nominee of your party. so is it yea or nay? >> so, jim, unlike katie mcginty, i'm not a hyperreflexive ideologue who thinks he has to give blind obedience to his party's nominee. >> so i guess that means you haven't been waiting for this debate? >> i have refused to endorse donald trump. katie mcginty says that's supporting donald trump. that doesn't make any sense. >> look, i'

. >> one republican who looks to be coming home is idaho senator mike crapo. senator pulled his endorsement of trump earlier this month following that 2005 leaked tape of trump making lewd comments about women. the senator has now reversed his decision to unendorse. he released a statement yesterday saying in part, i will vote for the republican ticket, trump and pence. we must elect a president who will appoint strong supreme court justices. >>> campaigning in new hampshire, hillary clinton and senator elizabeth warren focused on down-ballot races. clinton is focusing on getting at least five new democratic women elected to the senate. clinton and warren appeared alongside governor maggie hassen, in a tight race against incumbent kelly ayotte. >> donald trump called latinos rapists and murderers. kelly stuck with him. trump called african-americans thugs. and kelly stuck with him. trump attacked a gold star family. and kelly stuck with him. trump even attacked kelly ayot and called her weak. and kelly stuck with him. donald trump sure has made kelly ayot danc

senator mike crapo. >> more like crap-o. >> you must admit this is bad for you?> well, the only person i need is my running mate mike pence. i love mike pence. i respect pence. i'll always have pence. >> well, actually, today, he said that he can't condone your remarks and then he canceled his campaign events. >> mike pence is a loser. i hate his guts, and i call him puny pence. >> alec baldwin in what might be one of his best roles yet. we are live from washington university in st. louis, and you are looking at the cheerleaders here at wash u and they are getting all revved up. you can see that this crowd is revved up as well. tonight, there's bound to be more material for next weekend's opening sketch of "snl" when the real donald trump and hillary clinton take the stage here at wash u and what a backdrop for the second face-off. the campus motto here is strength are through truth. dozens of the republican officials have withdrawn their support for donald trump since that audio of his lewd remarks on women surfaced on friday. other republicans even calling for

republican senator mike crapo from idaho says he will vote for donald trump, despite un-endorsing himarlier this month. in an online statement, he says he'll vote for trump to stop hillary clinton from becoming president. he withdrew his support from trump after the 2005 tape surfaced with trump talking about groping women. >>> and jay-z will hold a get out the vote conference for clinton in cleveland before election day. the clinton campaign focused on firing up younger voters and minority voters who may be fans of jay-z. it's all going down in ohio where there's a very, very tight race so far. >>> and "the new york times" weighing in on a big controversy. is donald trump saying "bigly" or big league. he's been saying big league and dug up two vintage clips to support their case. >> i was billions of dollars in debt, but i fought bag and i won, big league. >> lots of countries, france, that are just ripping us, saudi arabia, you look at these deficits, that are just ripping us big league. >> it's hard to hear, because the "g" stays silent, like the "g" in lasagna. confirmed in an e-m

one who did is senator mike crapo who is no longer endorsing mr. trump.ing so far as to say he should step down. for those who are urging that, trump is telling "the wall street journal" he is not, "i never give up," and saying that he's getting unbelievable support, that's coming from him. the read on this, at a time of these developments, these e-mails of hillary clinton, some interesting things coming to light including her feeling very differently about trade deals and about wall street than things she says on the stump when she's speaking to these groups behind closed doors. all of this at a time that drama and ratings and attention builds for this debate on this very pristine, idyllic campus. we have a democratic strategist in new york, next to me gina louden, radio talk show host still supporting mr. trump. as a woman, are you offended by the comments you heard? >> i am offended when any many talks that way, absolutely, it's offensive and mr. trump realized it's offensive. he's apologized. we have a major decision before us, neil. this to me is mor

and idaho senator mike crapo. >> more like crappo. >> but you must admit that this is bad for you. >>nly person i need is my running mate mike pence. i love mike pence. i respect pence. i'll always have pence. >> well, actually today he said he can't condone your remarks and then he cancelled his campaign events. >> mike pence is a loser. >> it is a very, very sad day for our country and for all women, minus one. >> do you think he should drop out? >> no, no, no, no, no, give him a shot. >> don't go away. so much more "a.m. joy" after the break. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. tide. number one rated. it's got to be tide 80% of recurrent ischemic, strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. my insurance rates are but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident f

we have mike crapo of idaho calling on donald trump to drop out. we played senator mike lee. very influential among conservatives. jason has withdrawn his endorsement, carly fiorina is also calling on donald trump to drop out. how big could this snowball become in your view? >> it is still snowballing and important to note you pretty much listed all of the influential people for the most part in utah right now and also includes the sitting governor of utah and the former governor of utah, both saying that donald trump, they're not going to vote for donald trump. the former governor even saying that donald trump should drop out of the race. carly fiorina is the first one of his rivals to say that he