. >>> drip, drip, drip. hillary clinton's secret e- mails. it's a deluge that poured into the hands of the f.b.i., prompting the same f.b.i. director who said hillary was careless, not criminal, to announce the new investigation. drip, drip, drip. some of the best political minds will battle it out to change yours in a moment. can i change my vote if i voted earlier? kyle saunders says, not this year. maybe someday. >> as of right now, we don't have the legal framework. we don't have the technology. we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it's cast. >> reporter: could you honestly envision a situation where american voters would be able to go back and change their minds after a voting? that's so radical to think

, drip, drip.ays to go until the election. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's chris frates live in springfield, ohio. >> good morning, chris. well donald trump returns to

it's drip, drip, drip. why aren't we talking about other things, things that are important, like e-mails, like criminal cases? >> well, speak of the devil, we are going to get into just that. governor, thank you very much for taking the time. the former governor of arizona. i have something i want to share to the governor's point, whether you're obsessed with the latest accusations against donald trump or not. look at the coverage the media has given this subject versus the wikileaks scandal that's coming to light now with all of these revealed clinton e-mails. as you can see, it is dwarfing almost any other subject by a factor of at least ten to one on all the major news networks and all the major news shows. why is that? the media search centers, tim grand, compiled numbers like that and studies it closely. it's not even close, tim. it is not even close. what do you make of it? >> this is news to me that they want donald trump destroyed and destroyed now. if the media has a single standard, which it has n

drip, drip, drip. some of the best political minds will battle it out to change yours in a moment. can i change my vote if i voted earlier? kyle saunders says, not this year. maybe someday. >> as of right now, we don't have the legal framework. we don't have the technology. we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it's cast. >> reporter: could you honestly envision a situation where american voters would be able to go back and change their minds after a voting? that's so radical to think >> it is. and, you know, we -- you'd have to bring technology on it. and obviously a legal framework and the way we think about elections and how that all works. and even then, it would be -- it would require a -- a generational change. right? in how people think about elections. it's not some common thread where you go in and rate something. oh, i really like this article. and then change your mind. oh article and you click the up arrow instead of down arrow and you keep changing your mind. >> if you're still holding on to your mail in ballot, i have two people that wou

look at all drip, drip, drip. it is now a drip, drip. these documents through wikileaks and other sources are coming fast and furious. it is a river. no longer drip, drip. her being silent on these, it is all true? melissa: great point. harris: i say don't speak unless you improve the silence but is your reputation on the line and speak up or is it all true? >> she has unbelievable capacity to say words that mean essentially nothing. sandra: doesn't that make her a politician at great length over and over again. >> trump needs to take her to ways to force her to answer show she doesn't have answer. after entire campaign i'm waiting to her one palpable accomplishment as secretary of state. i think pounding her on that, pounding her on why she left the state department on night of the benghazi attack with americans at risk throughout the middle east? to go home. sandra: do you think he will go there? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> he should go there, sandra. here is the problem. she will not spend anytime touting accomplishments as amba

and clinton continues to face the drip, drip, drip of wikileaks, she made it clear that she started to look past of donald trump. >> i don't think about responding to him anymore. >> reporter: under scoring the importance of north carolina, here on thursday to campaign with michelle obama for the first time. one of her top aids. >> kristen welker, thank you very much. with hillary clinton leading and democrats have been shifting money that might have gone to her campaign. retaking control of the senate. equation. >> to avoid pain. >> top of the tick ticket vis not the only prop. >> confident about clinton's chances. democrats are pouring cash into air wars to win back in senate. >> i am going to support donald trump. >> hitting gop incumbent once considered safe. >> for tv ads, democrats are set to out stunt by almost $18 million on senate races in the next two weeks. >> this is a one opportunity to go out and win that we never have a chance. republicans are depressed. >> their strategy was suspended on tv ads earlier. >> there is a sense of alarming and over the next week or so, i thi

the drip, drip, drip of wikileaks e-mails orchestrated the u.s.elligence community and campaigns say by russia to harm clinton is causing the drop in poll numbers. a new fox news poll shows clinton has hit a new low on n honesty and trustworthiness. 67% say she's untrustworthy. it shows clinton's closest campaign advisors have struggled with her baggage. they wrote to john podesta in july of 2015, do we actually know who told hillary she could use a private e-mail? has that person been drawn and quartered? michelle obama and hillary clinton was not always close, concerns about the bullying rhetoric unleashed during this election brought the first lady out to deliver clinton's strongest closing argument for tolerance and acceptance. >> they are trying to convince you that your vote doesn't matter. that the outcome has already been determined. you shouldn't even bother making your voice heard. they are trying to take away your hope. >> reporter: michelle obama never mentioned donald trump by name today. she reminded the crowd that her husband won no

the drip, drip, drip of wikileaks e-mails orchestrated the u.s.ligence community and campaigns say by russia to harm clinton is causing the drop in poll numbers. a new fox news poll shows clinton has hit a new low on n honesty and trustworthiness. 67% say she's untrustworthy. it shows clinton's closest campaign advisors have struggled with her baggage. they wrote to john podesta in july of 2015, do we actually know who told hillary she could use a private e-mail? has that person been drawn and quartered? michelle obama and hillary clinton was not always close, concerns about the bullying rhetoric unleashed during this election brought the first lady out to deliver clinton's strongest closing argument for tolerance and acceptance. >> they are trying to convince you that your vote doesn't matter. that the outcome has already been determined. you shouldn't even bother making your voice heard. they are trying to take away your hope. >> reporter: michelle obama never mentioned donald trump by name today. she reminded the crowd that her husband won nort

this is drip, drip, drip, this isn't dynamite if you're arguing from the clinton perspective.the trump perspective, it's fine. a tapestry of toxicity here and that's what they're trying to do in trump land and maybe the only spin obama would have is, i knew i was getting e-mails from her and i didn't know if it was her server or something else. >> does that pass the smell test? >> you know, it is another way that they can say the clintons and, you know, to this extent president obama have been secretive. have been trying to hide something from the american public and present a face forward that might not be the face that they show each other. so, for that reason, i think the damage is already done on this topic with hillary clinton and bringing the president into it, i don't know her turf. this feels baked in at this point. we heard this. just reemphasizes if you don't like hillary clinton, you don't like this. i don't know if this particular part of the scandal really changes any mind at this state of the game. >> panel, thank you very much. great to get all of your perspecti

bottom line is the drip, drip, drip is frustrating from this perspective.l is out there talking about the childcare tax credit. she's going high. she wants to have people understand the policy. she was with al gore yesterday talking about climate change which is really an important issue. >> even in the best case scenario for the clinton team. what you learn in reading those e-mails is that clinton is very much a politician. the idea that she has a public facing position ask a private facing position. some of the relationship that's bill clinton brokered, or that his deputies may have brokered. this is confirmation for people who may have believed it is somewhat corrupt or does not play by the same rules, that hillary clinton is not playing by the same rules as we hold other politicians to. this would seem to be a confirmation. do you think the campaign needs to address it in. >> i think they had been addressing them throughout the course of the campaign. what people want to do is to talk about what she will do for people once she is electricity. why will i

this is a continued pattern of drip, drip, drip, news of the clintons. just more questionable activity behind the scenes that we don't know. supposedly, huma abedin handed everything over to law enforcement. she'd signed under oath, saying she'd given over all confidential information and devices. how the heck did they not find the computer until now? i don't know. i don't work at the fbi. but it raises everything back up again. the $66 million for clinton inc. that we found out a few days ago, with the operation. it's this drip, drip, drip of these questionable things coming forward that really have to make people wonder, what would a clinton white house even look like? >> let's talk more about the e-mails. first of all, i want to play for you what your candidate, donald trump, said about them. he said, you know, they're akin to watergate. let's play that. >> this is bigger than watergate. this is bigger than watergate, in my opinion. >> james comey said in his letter, as i know you've read, to congress, we don't know how significant they are. mike penc

a dangerous, hot chemical drip. there's something called flaming drip, and that's just the plastic material the rest of the costume. this drip could ignite a secondary fire ... or worse ... burn a child's skin ... even leave it disfigured. the skin is the largest organ of your body and when you start damaging that, you're gonna end up in the hospital with skin grafts and other things that are just not fun. lastly ... the 'oh-so-cute' lion costume. i was a little sad to see this one go up in flames. it takes three and a half minutes for the fire to reach ... but not necessarily. costumes are not necessarily the easist thing to get out of if they're burning. you've got snaps and buttons that the child can't reach so you need someone there who can stop the fire. so as you dress your kid this halloween ... it maybe a good time to review 'stop, drop and roll.' and the lab has some more lessons for parents ... including a warning about those halloween decorations. if you're decorating outdoors, make sure you get decoratio

. >> reporter: well, hillary clinton and her team continue to be dogged by this drip, drip, drip of e-mails being published by wikileaks. the hacked e-mails raise more questions about the campaign, the dnc and the role of the justice department. there were two parts from yesterday's document dump. one in which clinton spokesman brian fallin is communicating with the justice department. this happened in may of 2015, about an upcoming action and civil lawsuit. that resulted in the state department releasing tens of thousands of clinton's e-mails. so donald trump says this is collusion, corruption and says it supports his call for a special prosecutor to look at what he is calling clinton's crimes. the clinton campaign says that fallin was relaying information that was completely on the public domain, in the public domain at that time, had nothing to do with fbi investigation into clinton's e-mail server. the second part is from e-mails of clinton's campaign chairman john podesta. there are now more than 5,000 that have been revealed and it shows the inner workings of the campaign, the strateg

the bottom line is the drip drip drip is from this perspective.illary clinton is talking about childcare tax credit. she wants to have people understand the policies. talking about climate change. alix: there are a lot in those e-mails that confirm a lot of missions about the clinton campaign. clinton is very much a politician, the idea that she has a private facing position. this is confirmation for people who believed the clinton foundation is somewhat corrupt or is not playing by the same rules, that hillary clinton is not playing by the same rules as we hope other politicians do. do you think they need to address that head on? gov. granholm: i think they have been addressing these suspicions at not see him throughout the campaign. nauseumcions ad throughout the campaign. to be better for parents that she is doubling the child care tax credit? for millennials that we have a president who believes climate change is real and is caused by humans and is going to create jobs in the clean energy sector so people can have them here? she has a super ro

, drip, drip, drip, drip.was the thing that caught your attention? you and hammer. two hours to kill. is there anything that -- what brought your attention? >> a thing that came out is brian fallon and discussion with the doj. they sort of tipped him off that the judge would put out a schedule. >> and who is fallon? >> spokesman for hillary clinton and was for the department of justice. >> tipped off fallon for hillary clinton that something was coming down. >> i mean, it's public information and overwhelming takeaway is a sense of how tightly tied the people are. the agencies to each other, the white house, the clinton foundation. no smoking gun of these e-mails. thing for hillary clinton is open borders statement he made. >> doing that tomorrow. >> and tpp. >> and catholic church. >> absolutely. >> now out to palm springs. two police officers killed by a thug allegedly. the thug did it. there they are. and the officer, mr. vega, has like eight children, right? >> yeah. >> the other lady is 27 or was 27 years

, it is almost like a full push now beyond just drip drip drip.round 26 of the e-mails out there, and it takes you behind the curtain on march 10th where hillary clinton admitted among other things that about 33,000 e-mails were deleted about yoga and wedding planning, but this e-mail talks about the deletion of the e-mails. it says get it all done tonight. tight sequencing, no overnight gap between her statement and dropping the bomb. alternatively, put the bomb in her face and her statement. the bomb is the deletion of of the e-mails. they were more servous than they lead on. all of the top advisors saying the clinton foundation only because good work around the world, here he is with a story about foreign contributions. saying it is better than dealing with brush fires. and within days of him talking about shutting down the foreign fundraising for the foundation, bill clinton's chief of staff says "foreign government donors; all the money is in. very cryptic, don't know what it is. within days of shutting it down, they say all of the foreign mo

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but bottom line is the drip, drip, drip is frustrating from this perspective is that hillary clinton is out there talking today about the childcare tax credit. matt, we were just talking about this, she's going high. she wants to have people understand the policies. she was with al gore yesterday talking about climate change which is really an important issue. alex: governor, having said that, though, there is stuff in those emails that confirms a lot of suspicions people have about hillary clinton. even in the best case scenario for the clinton team, what you learn in reading those emails, as my colleague said, russell berman, clinton is very much a politician, the idea she has a public facing position and a private facing position. the notion that the clinton foundation and taneo and some of the relationships bill clinton brokered or his deputies may have brokered, this is confirmation for people who have believed the clinton foundation is somewhat corrupt or does not play by the same rules that hillary clinton is not playing by the same rules as we hold perhaps other politicians,

i mean, it is a drip, drip that just changes every single day.ks released hundreds of of more e-mails. but here is two that stood out. the first is from august of 2015, about two weeks before clinton finally apologized for her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. a long time clinton ally e-mailed her campaign chair podesta to say her inability to just do a national interview and communicate genuine feelings of remorse and regret is now, i fear, becoming a character problem, more so than honesty, and he responded and the best way to get her there and the best way to execute. and that goes to show you even some of clinton's top advisers were uncomfortable with the lack of remorse that clinton seemed to be showing at the start of the whole scandal. now harris, another e-mail that is raising eyebrows has to do with podesta's response to the san bernardino terror attack. someone sent him this tweet from msnbc chris hayes which identified farook as the shooter to which he responded, better if a guy named farook was reporting than a

at this point, if he tries to debunk one at a time and shoots off at twitter, the drip, drip, drip may not work for him. the better strategy is to try to bring it back to the issues. we have the debate coming up on wednesday. and that's the best time for him to try to say, look, these claims aren't true. let's get back to the issues. first debate he did best in the first 20 minutes when he was talking about trade policy and about the fact that he thinks that america isn't leading right now. those are the types of things that will help his campaign. what is plaguing shim that he keeps taking the baitnd when he starts taking the bait, gets drawn into the other story lines. and that's what's going to hurt his campaign overall. >> and obviously throughout all of this, it seems the clinton campaign is laying low, so to speak, kind of letting trump be trump and let the media be consumed with trump. what do you make of this strategy? is that smart on her part to kind of drop back a little bit? >> well, i mean, it is smart on her part to just let the media consume themselves by donald trump as

you can talk about the wikileaks drip drip drip that seemed to raise questions about the be clinton foundation. certainly fbi director comey's statement so close to election could qualify. but who is to say we couldn't have november surprises? we have a week to go. >> revealing e-mails on uma abedin's computer, not much more than that. what position did that put candidate clinton in in terms of her response? >> it puts that campaign in an extremely difficulty position. they don't know what they're dealing with. apart from raising the temperature on their criticisms, they're demanding for a full account of these e-mails immediately. but it's less so much what happens to her, hard to imagine if somebody would change their minds if they thought about voting for clinton before. what this does is to encourage the trump campaign. because republicans looking at polls, we could go with thinking maybe i won't bother, looks like it's all over. what she has to look is less erosion of her support than increase in trump' trump's supp. >> let's look at the down ballot races, which ones stand out to you? >>

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the latest drip, drip of stolen e-mails produce aid fresh stain on the clinton campaign tonight. this one written by a top aide earned millions of dollars from donors and contacts made through the clinton charitable foundation. while the e-mail doesn't suggest anything illegal or name hillary clinton quickly seized on by donald trump. the clinton campaign however continues to resist engaging on the e-mail hacks instead making this a day about a joint appearance with her advocate. we have it all covered with andrea mitchell. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good lester, the long awaited joint appearance by michelle obama and hillary clinton. yet at the same time the clinton campaign having to shake off questions about one of the most damaging e-mails stolen e-mails leaked by wikileaks to date. an unprecedented moment, two first ladies, current and former campaigning together for the first time. seriously, is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? and putting to rest any echos of hillary clinton is my friend. she is absolutely ready to be commander-in-chief on day one.

, drip, drip. just twelve days to go until the election. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's chris frates live in springfield, ohio. >> good morning, chris. well donald trump returns to battleground ohio where the last couple of polls have showed him tide with hillary clinton. he starts in spring field ohio and it's been hurting over the past 15 years. the median ncc has dropped more than 25%. that's the biggest drop in the country and only 15% of adults here have a college education so this really should be prime trump country and he's hoping that his message motivates voters. >> with only twelve days until the election, a new national poll shows the race tightening. and now more battleground states are up for grabs. hillary clinton in a dead heat with trump in nevada as trump edges out in the must-win state of florida. >> we're going to have a tremendous victory. i actually think we're winning. >> reporter: trump will invest millions more into his campaign. the billionaire has spent $5

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none of this got in the way of the drip, drip, drip of these week i can le wikileaks e-mails. all. >> reporter: well, we have received a statement from the campaign. they are pushing back hard. in fact, they're criticizing the press for publishing these wikileaks for being agents of the russian government. here is a statement we received from hillary clinton's spokesman moments ago. that from her spokesman who went on a twitter rampage accusing trump of cheering on the wikileaks propaganda. he quoted madeleine all bright who said donald trump has turned into a useful idiot by the russians and mike morel concluded trump is an unwitting agent of the russians. trump's actions as putin's puppet he said have gone from bizarre to disqualifying. we also -- my colleague mike emanuel received a statement from the pr firm that is associated with the clinton foundation, run by doug band, who we have heard about in the wikileaks e-mails. they simply asked their clients to donate to the clinton foundation because the foundation does a lot of good. they never, they say, according to doug ba

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and the latest drip, drip of stolen e-mails has produced a fresh stain on the clinton campaign tonight. this one written by a top aide to bill clinton that reveals the former president rs from donors and contacts made through the clinton charitable foundation. while the e-mail doesn't suggest anything illegal or name hillary clinton, it has quickly been seized on by donald trump. the clinton campaign, however, continues to resist engaging on the e-mail hacks instead making this a day about a joint appearance with her most powerful advocate. we have it all covered bewinning with nbc's an dryia mitchell. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good important north carolina as the campaign is trying to shake off one of the most damaging stolen e-mails released by wikileaks so far. an unprecedented moment, two first ladies, current and former campaigning together for the first time. seriously, is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? >> reporter: and putting to rest any echos of past rivalries. >> if people wonder, yes, hillary clinton is my friend. she is absolutely ready to be comm

a dangerous, hot chemical drip. there's something called flaming drip, and that's just the plastic material melting and falling away from the rest of the costume. this drip could ignite a secondary fire ... or worse ... burn a child's skin ... even leave it disfigured. the skin is the largest organ of your body and when you start damaging that, you're gonna end up in the hospital with skin grafts and other things ... the 'oh-so-cute' lion costume. i was a little sad to see this one go up in flames. it takes three and a half minutes for the fire to reach the lion's face. that may seem like a long time ... but not necessarily. costumes are not necessarily the easist thing to get out of if they're burning. you've got snaps and buttons that the child can't reach so you need someone halloween ... it maybe a good time to review 'stop, drop and roll.' and the lab has some more lessons for parents ... including a warning about those halloween decorations. if you're decorating outdoors, make sure you get decorations that are

guest: this kind of drip drip drip of miner revelations coming from these e-mails is certainly damaging. she's obviously struggled with this sort of perception that she's untrust worthy. and the continual -- the slow and continual release of documents that have been stolen given them the perception that there is something hidden i think has sort of played into that narrative. ost: tommy from new york city. caller: i understand there's a lot of bad things coming out but i go by -- i i'm following her for a long time. as long as i've heard or known, she always says we're the rodham-clintons from illinois, illinois, illinois. for a few months i put on the tv and hear her making a speech for coal miners and this and that. she wanted their vote. all of a sudden now, 25 years later she's from scranton pennsylvania. i heard her say with her own mouth. my point is she will do and say anything to get what she wants to get a vote. that's proof of lying. she will do and say anything to get what she wants and that's why i don't trust her. host: let's get a response. guest: perhaps the most damaging