the states, let new york for example mandate coverage of overpriced contraceptives and go to florida or ohio if they can get a better deal. >> donald trump says he wants to keep the pre-exiexisting condit, they want to allow you to keep your kids on your insurance plan until they're 26 years old. >> keeping the 26-year-olds in, that's a politically popular, you've got to pick your fights on these things, but moving ahead on nationwide shopping, how about getting rid of needs in particular states. you don't need a certificate of need if you're a starbucks, and you want to set up a shop near du dunkin' doughnuts. >> you know that obama care was passed with zero republican support, zero republican support, to it wasn't bipartisan, but i think there are a lot of democrats that are concerned. their constituents know that costs are going way up. >> i don't think he's going to be able to repeal it and keep people on the exchanges and or with medicaid off of the insurance. one of the keys here is, which is this is an old republican idea, is personal responsibility. the penalty right now for signing

she starts off with this enormous event, that does not include states like florida or ohio or north carolina or virginia or a variety of states that have voted, but she starts with a huge structural advantage. gloria: you were talking earlier omeyt the impact of the c news last friday. one thing i am looking at is this question of enthusiasm among clinton supporters week as we had seen before director comey that the enthusiasm -- donald trump's voters have always been more enthusiastic about voting or him then hillary clinton's were about voting for her. that number was starting to andl out towards last week then came director comey and what you saw in some of the tracking polling. i try not to look too much at daily tracking polling because it gives me anxiety for these things to shift 10 points in a day, they are not very dependable, but you do see over a period of time now, which is days, that her enthusiasm numbers tend to be shifting down . the question that i then ask is will that mean that some voters pox onay home who say a both of your houses so will that suppress her turn out and w

so she starts off to include states like florida or ohio or north carolina. or with that other structural advantage. >> so the impact of the fbi news public at the enthusiasm among clinton supporters as we have seen before donald trump's voters are weighed more enthusiastic than clinton was voting for her that was starting to equal about last week and then came director comey i don't like to look at these shifting 10 points in midday but you do see some over a period of time the enthusiasm numbers tend to be shifting down so the question i have been times is does that mean some will stay home so does that suppress the turn out to or make that turn out to be more enthusiastic? we don't know the answer. >> with the eyeglasses half full so you talk to the republican pollsters would is discussed about the mails or a the investigation to be more educated high end, voter it would be hillary clinton so there is some worry about that. that is why do be so much more nervousness for 500 days the top voters have spent calling me but those are fine. and then to do a nati

that doesn't include state flight florida or ohio or north carolina or virginia for a variety of statesshe starts off with this huge structural advantage of 242 electoral votes. >> you are talking about the impact of the comey evidence last friday, the comey news. one thing that i'm looking at is a question of enthusiasm among clinton supporters because we had seen before at the enthusiasm donald trump voters have been more enthusiastic about voting for him than hillary clinton voters were about voting for her. i was starting to equal out towards last week and then came comey. then what you saw in some of the tracking polling and i try not to look daily because it gives me anxiety unless it shows 10 points in of the day which they do very often you do see over period of time now which is days, that her enthusiasm numbers tend to be shifting down. the question that i have been ask is will that mean that some voters will stay home, who say say -- will that suppress her turnout and will it make his turnout be more enthusiastic? we don't know the answer to that but that's the looking at tha

it is important to remember she does not have to win north carolina, florida or ohio or nevada or iowa. if she holds her core states, she is at 273. >> what does the money say? >> if you look at north carolina, florida and ohio. three states she doesn't have to win. they spent $180 million on television in those three states. if you look at michigan, wisconsin and colorado, they states they have to win. they spent $16 million. they are going on the air now. they made a bet these states are secure in their hands and donald trump is testing that bet. >> let's remember there is a larger goal that hillary clinton has in her supporters have. they had it going back now two weeks when she was really surging ahead. that is not just to win, but win big. she wants some of the bigger prizes so she can run up the electorate vote margin and claim something of a mandate. she wants to win, but if she wins a squeaker, there will be repercussions in terms of her ability to govern. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> t-minus five. five days until election day. please join us for our complete coverage nobody wi

she is 16 electoral votes away, and you can see that final list, where she needs to get 16 -- florida or ohiolone would do it, otherwise some combination. you go back to be leaning list, and again, cap is challenging and everyone of those with the possible exception of virginia. can trump take any of those away? maybe. but you can see under current public polling, hillary clinton is just 16 electoral votes away with relative ease. if trump starts to dig into that list on leaning, we deal with a different situation. this yeah, the thing about is you look at the list here and him try to get my head around it. the thing about the leaners, right, at this moment, pennsylvania, virginia, michigan, wisconsin, and new mexico, all leaning democratic. excludingtates, four, virginian, of those states are states that democrats have one cycle after cycle. you have to go back to the 1990's to find any one of the states going republican and my believe. virginia was a closer out of ground. she has been waiting therefore a long time. i would be shocked -- shocked -- if any of the states in that than donald tr

or purple. we are on offense. we talk florida, ohio. mr. trump is looking very well.and others say the number started moving because of those other developments. i will ask you again, were you in the field saturday and into today and did you see the change in the data after friday's announcement? >> the numbers seem since the announcement have all shown positive movement in our direction, but i don't know how much that is attributable to the fact of republicans coming home and coalescing around donald trump. the one thing mark that you would agree on this, it brings everything back up, all the clinton drama, all the questions of what the heck were they doing with the server? it reminds people about all the reasons why there frustrated with secretary clinton and d.c. insider establishment in the first place. john: let me ask you this question. if we went back to last friday, so dial back the clock and wake up on friday and learned the news in the afternoon the james comey sent a letter to congress saying that the fbi is opening an investigation into the connection betw

florida or ohio would do it. you go back to the leaning list, and trump is challenging in every one of those with the possible exception of virginia. can trump take away any of those? maybe. polling, clinton is taking the electoral votes with ease. yet, the thing about this if i am looking at the list and trying to get my head around it, the thing about the wieners, pennsylvania, virginia, michigan, wisconsin, new mexico, all leaning democratic. of those dates, four, excluding virginia, have been states that democrats have won consistently. you have the go back to the 90's to find any one of those states going republican. virginia was a closer run battleground but she has been comfortably ahead there for a long time. i would be shocked if any of those state and up and donald trump column. it is not possible, but i would be shocked. that illustrate why she is in the driver seat still. donald trump is contesting them. use the word shop. if you woke up tomorrow and showed trump ahead in any of those estates or movin

florida and ohio. hillary clinton can win without florida or ohio but he has to have them. on top of that he has to flip another blue state. he has to flip maybe wisconsin and something else. so if all of that sound like it's a long string of states, it is. it is certainly possible, but he has his work cut out for me. >> a couple of weeks they said donald trump was out and had no chance and it's changing a little bit. still a long shot but changing a little bit. >> it is. i think if you look at the early vote you get some clues. >> yes. >> but in the early vote, we are not seeing it. what we are seeing is people who have voted before coming out but the idea, so far that there are republicans who don't typically vote who are coming out, we are not seeing that yet in the early vote. he'll need that if he is going to win. >> talk about the early vote in north carolina. president obama campaigning there today for hillary clinton. joe biden was there yesterday. what does the early vote tell us? >> it tells you democrats are outpacing republicans at this po african-american vote

either winning florida or ohio alone would do it. otherwise, some combination of those. now, you go back to the leaning list, and again, trump's challenging in every one of those, with the possible exception of virginia. can trump take any of those away? maybe. but you can see, again, under current public polling, hillary clinton is just 16 electoral votes away, with a relative ease. if trump starts to dig into that list, we're dealing with a different situation. >> yeah, i mean, it's a -- the thing about this is, i'm looking at the list here and trying to get my head around it. the thing about the leaners, right, at this moment, pennsylvania, virginia, michigan, wisconsin, and new mexico, all leaning democratic, of those states, four, excluding virginia, of those states, four, have been states that democrats have won consistently at the presidential level now cycle after cycle. you would have to go back to the '90s to find any one of those states going republican, i believe. and virginia was a closer run battleground, but she's been comfortably ahead there for a long ti

got very large samples, or state-level samples, you get much more granularity about races like florida or ohios that have to go one way or the other in order for one of the candidates to get a clear victory. with brexit, some of the polls were right. the average error was 4%, and that's the challenge. if all the american polls are only as good as brexit polls, it could easily be a trump victory, but the probability is still very clearly of clinton, which is what pundits like nate silver are also showing. it's the granularity that they have. guy: one of the things that we have been watching carefully is how turnout is going to affect this. how is the pulling trying to capture people who may not have voted in the last election cycle, the election cycle before that, before that? will people feel that washington has let them down and will not participate? how is the only system trying to pick that up? >> one of the challenges for pollsters is that what we are doing is a mixture of art and science. we ask people how likely they are to vote. we asked people, are the regiered? generally, there is a r

florida, north carolina, won the state of ohio, three must-win battleground states. now here is a live look. this is a shocker, ron, because he didn't have a chance no florida, ohio or north carolina. >> and in michigan, the pennsylvania race too close to call where hillary clinton was supposed to have won there by a wide margin so a pretty interesting and shocking result so far. a look at new york city, not a lot going on there right now. a big crowd on hand as you saw at the trump headquarters earlier. kaine's home state obviously, got one in her victory column there. >> amanda: take a look at the popular vote numbers. this is with 55% reporting and again, this is the popular vote. >> the road to 270 is what really matters here tonight so that is the situation. donald trump's way, 24% of the iowa totals coming in and hillary clinton, about five points in our -- >> amanda: and low reporting, we're at 24% in iowa. here is a look at the map. donald trump in red and the blue are the states that clinton has won. you may remember back in president obama won the outer edges, the east coast, west coast, and the entire section up the middle was red. >> ron: a lot of people

today. >> based on what we are seeing we wonder if north carolina is the new florida tore ohio -- oreo. >> yoohio -- new florida orartha: days of negative headlines taking a toll on hillary clinton as a new poll shows more voters find donald trump to be more trustworthy than hillary clinton. martin o'malley will talk to us about that when he comes back. but first here is donald trump. >> the polls are saying we are going to win florida. don't believe it. don't believe it. get out and vote. pretend we are slightly behind. you will have got to get out. you we don't want to blow this. bill: a new poll finds voters trust donald trump more than hillary clinton. he leads 46-38 percent. martin o'malley. thanks for coming back. 8 points, what's going on there? >> i think we have known for a while that the two nominees in both parties are two of the candidates that the american people might say they dislike least. at the end of the day people will have to decide which of these two individuals can do the job of president of the united states and which one of them is most likely to take the action to make wages go up again.

or a late- night. >> by 9:00, if someone is ahead significantly, we should no. >> certain states like florida, ohio, wisconsin. these are important states that are going to be firewalls for hillary clinton. certain states donald trump loses like florida or ohio is game over. >> brenda mclaughlin, you will be with us throughout the evening, throughout our extended coverage here on news channel 8. we look forward to talking more to you. >> front is coming through wednesday to thursday. that should allow that muggy forecast to fall off at the end of the week. the weather has been nice with a high of 83 degrees today and the humidity has been reasonable. despite adding clouds in the forecast tomorrow and a slight chance of rain, generally we will say -- stay in the same category of weather. 79 degrees tomorrow but that front passes through during the early part of thursday. water vapor forecast, mostly usually with a front you see moisture but you can see in terms of precipitation, just light rain along the gulf coast and portions of the west. clouds will continue with us. hello, mid-level clouds but mos

. >> if she can win florida over or ohio, over. there is a lot of individual states. steve cornacki, thank you very much for breaking down the map. >> we are still waiting for president obama. chris jansing has been in the area all day. she joins me now, chris, i know you met a lot of folks including james taylor who's playing right now. tell me abiliout concerns and w people are saying to you. >> reporter: look, this is a state and the people in this crowd knows it, too. this is a state where hillary clinton and her team is looking at ground zero for what they think will bring their campaign to surrogate ground. look at this week in north carolina, bill clinton was here all weekend. tim kaine was here on monday. biden was here on tuesday and the president is here today. hillary clinton herself is going to be here. why, why? this is one of the true battleground states last left. first of all, they think they can really get these voters. african-american voters are voting in numbers less than clinton's campaign would like to see the win. they believe this could be a ch

the fact is, trump either has to win florida, ohio, and florida together or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, michigan and pennsylvania. he's behind in these states. if he doesn't win pennsylvania, he'll never make it. >> i agree with mary ann he needs pennsylvania, but he could replace that with michigan and colorado. but trump has a much longer way to go. >> a clinton w would almost certainly deny trump a path to victory. polls show a tight race there. the latest poll giving clinton a one-point lead. >> a notorious murderer is back in court fighting for a new sentence. his initial death penalty punishment was thrown out. antoinette antonio is in boston. >> randy, it's been seven weeks opening statements will begin today here in the gary sampson retrial that happens later here at federal court. sampson admitted to murdering three people in 2001. it was a week long rampage across massachusetts and new hampshire. he was sentenced to death in 2004 after pleading guilty to killing jonathan rizzo and philip mccloskey, two men he picked up while hitchhiking. that sentence was tossed out years

the has to either win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania together, or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, michigan, and pennsylvania. he has behind in every state except ohio, he is a by one. clinton without winning in florida? rob: there is, because marianne is right. trump needs more than florida. he also needs ohio. i agree with mary anne but he could replace that with michigan and colorado. he has a much longer way to go. hillary clinton is hovering around 250, and trump has 190, 200. maria: of leaners out there still? we are one week away. rob: sure, there are, because this is an individual state race. if you go to nevada, wisnsin, the race is decided in many places, but many places it is not. mary anne: i don't think so. the clinton campaign knows exactly how many votes they need the obamoperation, and that is going to pay off on election day and the run up to it. republicans historically win on november 8, but democrats win before that. you are already seeing that here, and that is all the difference. ed: give me a quick final pitch. give me trump's quick final pitch? mary anne: if he talke

of a bubble politically and they don't have an impact on the election so they have to watch as florida or ohioeally decide this election. for people here it's about coming together and talking about the election. we have rebecca from houston. a republican state that you voted democrat. >> that's actually right. i come from a long line of historic democrats who are hispanic and vote democrat. there is this notion that the idea the democratic party is inclusive and includes those voices that aren't ordinarily heard in a republican ticket. >> we have seen a lot of the vote in texas as well as florida. it should have an impact on the polls in america for many years to come. we will be here through the night and show you more voters from both sides of the ticket. >> steven thanks very much. a good crowd in times square. there usually is obviously the certainly there is tonight. steve azusa in new york. we are just getting started. a lot more, straight ahead. >> my america is an america that protects. it is undisputed the u.s. has the strongest economy in the strongest military. it comes with a lot

, and donald trump started to pick up all of those sort of toss-up states, whether it was a florida or an ohioill need to make an incursion into one blue state. and everybody was having the hardest time figuring out what that state could be. now you see a real live possibility in new hampshire. we had multiple polls, i know you have been talking ability these. multiple polls out of the state really showing it's a toss-up race in new hampshire. if you believe in the concept of momentum at all, and i'm not sure i do anymore, but if you believe in the concept of momentum, it's on trump's side in new hampshire. you can now at least see the final piece of the puzzle that noend has been able to sort of identify. you can identify it now. you can say, look, and it's a huge if, if trump got everything to break his way in all of those toss-up states, you can now point to the blue state that really looks within range of flipping. >> thatted with make the difference. so let's talk about polls -- talk about one, a state that i just remain skeptical about. colorado. the trump people believe they have had a

so much so they're concerned that if donald trump was able to win the battleground state of florida, ohio, or north carolina, if he was able to flip michigan, that could be a probable. already hillary clinton is trying to reach out across the isle. >> tomorrow we face the test of our time. will we set doles that all of us can help meet, or will we tern on each other and pit one group of americans against another. >> she started the day face timing her granddaughter on the tarmac. then she took a few questions from reporters. >> people who vote for me and against me, i think these splits, the divides that have been exposed and exacerbated are ones that we really do have to bring the country together on. >> in florida alone, latinos have come out twice as much as they did in 2012 and cast million votes. that may be the story that we're talking about tomorrow. >>> thank you, jennifer, good to see you as always. the path to 270 shifting a little bit for the presidential nomine nominees. the new fox news electoral score card shows hillary clinton getting 274, donald trump seeing gains with 215 ele

. >> trump can't lose ohio, florida, north carolina or iowa. joe st. george, fox 31. >> to civil rights lawsuits have been filed about ballot selfies. the self event falls under a law that it's all about 80 to 91. intention that they must to protect against voter coercion. challengers is a the ban late today, the judge announced that he will not rule on this issue until friday. if you have any questions about the presidential election, we have all of the answers on her website, kdvr.com. it's calm right now but as we all know the passenger pickup and drop-off area can be nasty here. the airport is trying to keep up with the times while also keeping everyone safe. getting rides from the airport hundreds of movers and with berkeley and the airport. journal luber and left went to dia for help. i appreciate it a lot. >> the airport says those spaces were taken from anyone else that shouldn't affect tax these or any other services when you pull into the lot, you get a heads up on your app lighting you know what you are cute number is. it will go down as you

or two that decides which way the election goes? >> in clinton wins florida, north carolina, or ohio, it will be over.nk any of those will be called early. if on the other hand, trump wins those states and she wins pennsylvania, and sarah is absolutely right, new hampshire comes into play, and it could be the most statistical likely scenario is close to a tie. if it was a tie, in other words, nobody got to 270, the house will decide the president and the senate gets to decide the vice president. it will be really interesting. >> i don't know if the country is prepared for that, guys. >> what are you expecting in terms of turnout? >> if you are donald trump, he had an advantage in enthusiasm. he doesn't have the organization on the ground but he has more enthusiasm in his base than hillary clinton, and folks will be motivated to vote especially if they have been hurt by the economy. and hillary clinton needs to ask the american voters, and they trend obviously heavily towards hillary clinton, but the question becomes whether or not african-americans will turn out to vote in heavy numbers on election da

they still insist there is a path to win even if they don't hold florida or ohio, not that they are conceding those states. the path for them, the states that they are focused on right now, include michigan, colorado, virginia, and pennsylvania. lester, we've spent so much time talking that massive rally last night, more than 30,000 people joined by the obamas and of course her husband, that big unity rally. i can tell you that i've been talking to democrats who were invited here to what they were hoping would be a watch party and victory party and they are candidly acknowledging that they have begun to get nervous, that this is a very close race. they were anticipating that but obviously it's turning into a much closer race than they had hoped for. the mood this night initially got under way, was ebullient. the crowd was cheering, now it has become much quieter, those moments of cheering have become fewer and farther between. again, they still think they have a path and they are very focused on the state of michigan and pennsylvania at this hour, lester. >> all right, right now we see trump

so she starts off with this enormous advantage that does not include states like florida or ohio or northarolina or virginia, or a variety of states that have voted, but she starts with a huge structural advantage. gloria: you were talking earlier about the impact of the comey news last friday. one thing i am looking at is this question of enthusiasm among clinton supporters. because we had seen before comey that the enthusiasm -- donald trump's voters have always been more enthusiastic about voting or him than hillary clinton's were about voting for her. that number was starting to equal out towards last week, and then came director comey and what you saw in some of the tracking polling. i try not to look too much at daily tracking polling, because it gives me anxiety for these things to shift 10 points in a day. which they do very often. they are not very dependable. but you do see over a period of time now, which is days, that her enthusiasm numbers tend to be shifting down. the question that i then ask is, will that mean that some voters will stay home who say, "a pox on both of your

is if you look at the two combinations, trump really needs to win, either needs florida, ohio, and pennsylvania, together, orneeds wisconsin, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. he is not going to win pennsylvania. not going to win michigan. so when you start doing that kind of subextraction and looking at numbers you realize the hurdle that donald trump has. so hillary clinton doesn't have to win new hampshire. it would be nice if she would. i expect her to win new hampshire. they have a tremendous organization up there. but when you look at the other come bin faces and where people are spending time, trump's closing out new hampshire, the president is up there on monday as well. then they're going to pennsylvania to make point and i think you see more door shutting here. >> lisa, you need florida. if you're a republican you have to start with florida and ohio, and both of those are looking better for him. i just wonder if there's anything where you see the kind of momentum where you might be able to flip michigan prom blue -- something from blue to red. >> he has been doing well in a state like ohio also in flor

in california, your vote is going to count in a state that does not have as much influence as ohio or floridaennsylvania. we need to figure out a system that allows everyone to participate fully. >> reporter: reyes and stubbs launched a vote trading web site called "trumptraders," which has over 15,000 users. >> you tell us who you are voting for, tell us where you live and you give us your email address. >> reporter: they then find you a partner to swap votes with. >> there's no contract, it's just the honor code. and it's more than just the honor code; it's me talking to you, it's me talking to my friends in florida and ohio. >> reporter: their web site also offers a two-for-one special. for example, if you want to vote for libertarian gary johnson and you live in ohio, they'll find you two clinton voters in a safe state like california to switch with you. >> hopefully one day there will be more options for voters. but at the end of the day, anything that isn't a vote for trump or a vote for hillary is a protest vote. and what he or she wants is representation, maximum representation for th

the fact is, trump either has to win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania together or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, michigan, and pennsylvania. he's behind in every one of those states except ohio. he's up by one. if he doesn't win pennsylvania, the two and the same, he'll never make it. >> i agree that he needs replace that with michigan and colorado. but trump has a much longer way to go. >> and the clinton win in florida would almost certainly deny trump a path to victory. polls show a tight race there. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll giving clinton a one-point lead over trump. >> new numbers on early voting. cnn reporting more than 24 million american voters have already cast their ballots, half in key ballots are not tallied until election day. a private meeting between the attorney general and the f.b.i. director focused on hillary clinton's latest e-mail scandal. loretta lynch spoke with james combny monday as the bureau investigates e-mails found on the laptop of anthony weiner. a source tells abc news the conversation was, quote, cordial and the first between them sin

ohio. the polling station there live, denver, colorado live. gentlemen, good day to both of you. states to watch tonight or what? >> three purple states, ohio, floridath carolina. if she takes florida, the election is likely to be over. if he takes florida, north carolina and ohio he has a shot at it. each one of those will be critical. there is an unknown blue brick. he has to take something out of the blue wall of democrats whether it's minnesota, wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania. at some point in the evening if he's doing all right in north carolina, florida, and ohio. bill: that would then need to turn another state from blue to red. >> my gut is pennsylvania looks like it's most likely. we came close in 2000 and 2004. we came within 5,500 votes in 2000 and 11,000 votes in 2004. but times have changed and his appeal is different and it may be that michigan or pennsylvania is more likely. >> i add new hampshire and pennsylvania to that. is -- if s pennsylvania in any one of the states carl just point out, florida or north carolina, it's game over pretty early in the night. i agree with the states he put up there. but i would be looking at new

the fact is he has to win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania together or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, and michigan and pennsylvania. he's behind in every one of those states, except ohio up by one. if he does not win pennsylvania he will never make it. >> i agree with mary ann that he needs pennsylvania but he could trump has a longer way to go. >> and a clinton win in florida would almost deny trump a path to victory but polls show a tight race there. the latest wall street journal poll giving clinton just a one-point lead over trump. >> new numbers on early voting cnn reporting more than 24 million american voters have already cast their ballots. half in those key battleground states. early voting ballots are not tallied until election day. >> a private meeting between the attorney general and the fbi director focused on hillary clinton's latest email scandal. loretta lynch spoke with james comey about the thousands of emails found on the email laptop of anthony weiner. weiner is the estranged husband of clinton aide huma abedin. the review was announced last week. randy: there is a

struggling in virginia or barely winning in virginia, you're looking at a president trump in all likelihood. i do think that donald trump has to win north carolina, florida and then ohio. like michigan and pennsylvania early. or it could be a very long night >> i don't think we would have seen the polls tighten had that new update from the fbi, that letter that james comey sent out. i do think that reenergizeded moderate conservatives that just don't feel connected to this race, don't really feel connected to trump, the scandals that have come out. that gave >> i don't know if any conservative changed their opinion on hillary clinton. but probably -- what it probably did was anybody on the bernie sanders wing of this party who didn't like hillary clinton from the get-go and hasn't trusted her through this entire campaign especially after we learned about the e-mail over the summer which cost debbie what is re wasserman-schultz her job. enthusiasm is what you need at this time of the race when these last closing hours is when you do or do not become president >> but i also think there are people that were not going to show up that may show up in trump favor and like yo

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and so if hillary clinton and democrats can win florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, or ohio, the pathets really, really tricky. and you have to win a lot of states. and you have to win, you know, one of those ones that has been elusive a blue state like michigan. so, there is definitely a path and some of these states are very close and if as i said, the polls are wrong by two points, you could see a lot of states go the other way. harris: you know it is interesting, i have heard you say michigan a couple tames today, and i know donald trump doesn't get a lot of credit really looked at what a path could be but he talked about michigan a lot. >> he worked hard there. harris: he talked about how cars are made more and more outside of this country, so on, so forth. he may have not done traditional modeling and gotten criticism, so much that even michael moore even answered back. i don't know if you caught the video, but he would understand if people in michigan streeted for donald trump. >> went after bernie sanders. surprise, hillary clinton was up double digits and bernie sanders ends

but jake, remember, pennsylvania, unlike florida or north carolina or ohio where we have seen so much activity, it doesn't really have a tradition of early voting. so it is not uncommon to see candidates go into pennsylvania late because they're really trying to affect the election day vote on tuesday. >> bang for your buck in philadelphia. you need to win philly and the outlying suburbs and you can win the state. utah is another state we're keeping a close eye on with independent candidate evan mcmullin getting support there. >> monmouth poll today in utah. donald trump was hanging on to it now. there was a concern that evan mcmullin, the third-party candidate, never trumper was surging. now 37%, 31% for hillary clinton. she is even ahead of mcmullin. donald trump needs to hang on to those six electoral votes to have a shot. it looks like he may be doing that. >> thank you, david. >>> just in, new voting numbers for early voting as david was just talking about, and insight into exactly who is participating in early voting. to cnn politics executive editor mark preston. how many peopl

or not. so, florida, ohio, iowa, north carolina, i think we start to kickoff. michigan is dead even. you look at right below the surface there, and what that would be, third, is virginia, is in the mix. new hampshire and maine too. that is sort of the story of this. keeps expanding and a lot more of these states are within the margin of error. there is not one that's not trending in our direction. when you look at where the democrats are spending their time and money, they are seeing the same data we are. they are doubling down in a lot of these places because i think they've started to see this map takes that. pulled out.they colorado they pulled out, margin of error. she can, dead even. new hampshire, dead even. these guys got really cocky, pulled out. states that obama aried -- carried twice. trump has had messages that have ranged from soaring really and his typical negative attacks on hillary clinton great what will we see from him in the last 72 hours? will he spend most of his time still trying to keep hillary clinton out? i think it is a majority positive. he will talk about