there is no park at gettysburg. bachelder is doing this all at his own expense so he obviously has to make a living at it, but what webb learns about bachelder is, this guy really wants to do this. he wants to mark this field. he is sincere in his purpose. and others are going to discover that as well. now, just to get an idea of how the detail that they went to, this is just an excerpt, they had a stenographer with the group who went out with him. the first day he went out the notes are fantastic. the notes are at gettysburg national military park library. they're very interesting. so for example, the 11th stake that they drive into the ground is the right of the 149th pennsylvania noon july 1st, 1863. the 12th stake is the left of the 143rd pennsylvania, 12:00 noon, also they add the note the regiment swung around from the rise to the point just to the left of the 12th stake. that's the type of detail that they were doing at this meeting of officers, and then on the battlefield and it goes on and on from there. wh

he's going to talk about it again in gettysburg. he has a plan to reform ethics in our nation's capitol. five year ban of executive officials, same thing for members of congress. here is my favorite. pass campaign finance reform that says registered foreign lobbyists cannot raise money in american political campaigns. this is our country. >> let's begin our coverage with someone in gettysburg. earlier, there was quite the hum in the room. it is very quiet. is that an indicator donald trump is soon to arrive. >> hopefully soon. he is an hour late for the speech. we are told he will take the stage shortly. rudy giuliani was warming up the crowd. this is a very intimate setting, a small crowd. not typically a donald trump event. that's on purpose. this is going to be a policy focused address as we have been talking about all morning. a closing message for his campaign going forward. no doubt, to project a little presidential tone and reshift attention away from his own campaign's controversy, his own campaign struggles in these 17 days

that is how we remember gettysburg. unfortunately, i have the -- it has the dubious distinction of the bloodiest battle of the civil war. fieldsppened upon these helped ensure that this government of, by, and for the people would not perish. robert e. lee was the confederate commander. in junen pennsylvania 1863. [inaudible] -- vettori us in virginia, but he did not have the impact he was looking for. he was thinking that pennsylvania would [inaudible] willingness to fight the war. perhaps pressure on the people to not reelect abraham lincoln in 1864. the reason why the battle came about here at gettysburg was completely unplanned. neither commander [inaudible] but lee's army [inaudible] northlvania, the west and of us. when robert e. lee found out the union army was closing in, he [inaudible] lee's army is divided across pennsylvania. appealing,ettysburg behind your recorders of a mile, there are hundreds of [inaudible] it was the ideal [inaudible] hisave the order for commanders, make your way towards gettysburg, but

it's gettysburg. why fly all the way to arizona and do a struggle where michelle obama has just been out there. believe me, the rest of the campaign, judge this by how long did it take to get there? >> he'll be in connecticut next. >> it not going to be electoral college battle ground state. it going to be how much jet fuel does this expend exactly to get us there? >> given the fact that you've had the speech at the al smith dinner, which was epically wrong for the occasion. >> it's because the high school boys have no idea what the al smith dinner is. they do not understand catholicism, they do not understand the cardinal's role in the life of new york city. i'm sure trump some of it was his idea, some of it was crazy bannon's idea. so they went in with the wise guy speech in the room where that doesn't work. >> given that and that they probably don't understand the gettysburg address that much better, maybe they've studied it and i'm just being unfair, what do you expect him to say? >> can there be

up in his head he should have said i'm in gettysburg, pennsylvania.bout ten women who brought a charge against me. >> the jobs, economy, draining the swamp, talking about important things. things that people are interested in. >> he started off not talking about that. >> this water boarding that the governor is talking about, donald trump literally said these things on a tape with billy bush and now coming back and people are saying he committed those at. that's first. i don't remember when abraham lincoln started his speech lambasting women. >> he can say what he wants to, how he wants any time he wants to except when you're doing a speech at gettysburg. because it was a good speech. that's what kills my soul. it was a good speech. help me help you. >> his reform proposals were perfectly great. i agree. >> we all agree. terrific speech in gettysburg. >> except for the first 15 minutes. >> why did he pepper it with that? because now we're talking about it. >> let's take a quick break. oprah is weighing in on the election and what she has to say you mi

as you said yesterday in gettysburg, he used to be an insider. right up there with the clintons and others given his position and wealth and great success as a businessman and yet that gives him the credibility and legitimacy to go and fight the system from the outside in. he knows how corrupt it is. we're learning now it's a whole axis between some in the media, the clintons and this is about the entire campaign that is about the little guy being the victim, the rigged, corrupt system. that's who he is fighting for. and this election doesn't feel over. >> i remember very big crowds for john kerry in 2004 and mitt romney in 2012. kellyanne conway, that's all the time we have. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a republican senator openly conceding now that donald trump could lose in trying to save her own skin. could cutting bait from trump work? >>> no matter who the next president is, new hampshire needs a strong voice in the u.s. senate. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job i

he is very close to the gettysburg battlefield where president lincoln gave the gettysburg address, something campaign aides say donald trump will specifically mention in his speech later today, talking about how president lincoln unified the country at a time when it was divided. fred? >> and what can you tell us about the audience there? you can kind of hear a little hum in the air there seemingly from a lot of excitement. but what can you tell us about how people got their admission there, who is, you know, making up that crowd, any details like that? >> some people who live here in the area, it's very intimate setting, subdued setting. it's not loud music playing. there's not thousands of people here clearly very intimate setting for today. people in the community i would say about 200 people here, fred, certainly interested to know and what donald trump will have to say here today. and hear his speech. of course, this is billed as a major speech from the trump campaign heading into the final stretch. this is potentially shaping his message going forward. >> sunlen, thank you so much. we'

general meade took command for three days before gettysburg. joseph hooker is in command for most of the campaign. meade is autocratic for the post battle victory. is this guy really capable of defeating lee? izzy able to do it -- is he able to do for the long haul? couple that with mine run, these north carolinians defeated them and will have far-reaching applications in the minds of men like lincoln and the northern homefront about this new commander of the army of the potomac that's only been a command for several months. >> [indiscernible] final take away thoughts? >> how would you rate wesley merritt's charge at the confederate left at third winchester? with that rate is a great assault? -- would that rate as a great assault? >> you are a cav guy. [laughter] >> as my grandfather used to say, no question. absolutely, yes. it is a fantastic mounted charge at a time when mounted charges, you are starting to see them less and less. they are starting to become a thing of the past. it is great because it represents where the union -- cavalry onc

this was no lincoln's gettysburg address.dent lincoln didn't talk about the personal challenges or problems he had. he talked about a healing america. i think clinton needs to do more of that as well. >> kevin and angela, thank you so much. we appreciate you coming on. >>> we're now learning a little more about how facebook does things internally, especially as it relates to donald trump's posts on the social media giant. it actually sprauned an internal debate at facebook. we're learning some employees push to remove the presidential nominee's comments last year about banning muslims from entering the united states calling them hate speech. no way said mark zuckerberg who decided censuring the candidate would be -- >>> of course, we don't have to tell you fox news is your election headquarters. tomorrow on fox news sunday chris wallace will be interviewing trump campaign manager kellyanne conway and house democratic caucus chairman xavier becerra. on election day, tuesday, november 8th, we'll have all encompassing all day co

the gettysburg address here.his is a place where lincoln was seen as uniting the country. that's something trump is triking to do right now. stay tuned. >> the great peter doocy live from gettysburg, addressing us from gettysburg. >> everybody in the press, with the exception of some small portions has basically called this race over. it's over, you know, hillary is already picking her cabinet. >> did it months ago. >> accelerated it though. every republican on the planet from senators to room mothers. >> it's an absolute given. i was working out hard on the elliptical. >> you love the elliptical. >> i can't help it. i can't run. they are not even willing to discuss the possibility that trump could come back. >> is this the first time we have heard that. >> i don't think it is. >> trump has come back actually a few times in this race so far. is this premature. we know in politics things could change very, very quickly. look at the polls here. you can see how they have changed just over the past few months. clinto

so it's gettysburg. why fly all the way to arizona and try to do a struggle where michelle obama has just been out there. believe me, i think the rest of the campaign, judge this by how long did it take to get there and that's going to be the explainer of why he's there. it's not going to be electoral college, battleground statement ice going to be how much does this jet fuel expend to get us there? >> being that you had the speech at the alfred smith dinner -- >> it's because the high school boys have no idea what the al smith dinner is. they do not understand catholicism or the cardinal's role in life in new york city. i'm sure some of that stuff was trump's idea. so they went in with the, you know, wise guy speech in the room where that doesn't work. >> but given that and that they probably don't understand the gettysburg speech that much better, what do you expect him to say. >> can there be any doubt? can there be any doubt about which side of the civil war the trump campaign would have been on? the

>> maria theresa, at gettysburg, when he was reading from his script at gettysburg, he said the wall will be paid for by the united states' congress, fully paid for in an appropriation, and after that, after it's built, paid for by congress, american taxpayer money, he will at some point call up mexico, show them the bill. >> basically -- >> demand them reimburse. >> this is donald trump's layaway plan? i don't know. but i think in all fairness, one of the things that donald trump is really busy doing right now is taking the name off his buildings, he's changing the names that say trump towers that is being changed. i think he's trying to realize that his name right now is actually not good for business. and the only thing he can think of is how do i save my skin so i do not end up not having to disclose that i don't have that much money, but that i don't lose that that i have. >> this amazing new statement on the wall, where the chant has always been mexico's going to pay for it, mexico's going to pay for it. he actually said in the first 100 days he would fully fund paying for the

that is why i have chosen gettysburg to unveil this contract. i am asking the american people to rise above the noise and the clutter of our broken politics, and to embrace that great faith and optimism that has always been the central ingredient in the american character. there is nothing better or stronger than the american character. [applause] mr. trump: i am asking the american people to dream big once again. what follows is my 100 day action plan to make america great again. it is a contract between donald j. trump and the american voter, and it begins with reading honesty, accountability and change to washington dc. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: therefore, on the first day of my term of office, my administration will immediately clean up the corruption of special interest in washington. first, a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: second, a hiring freeze on all federal employees to reduce federal workforce, exempting military public safety and public health. [cheer

let's get straight to gettysburg, pennsylvania, and sundlun is there. what are we expecting today from his speech? >> well, victor, trump campaign aides say this speech will serve as trump's closing argument in the presidential race. you see behind me this is not your typical event setting for trump rally. there is not a big booming crowd around. this is a relatively intimate setting. clearly the trump campaign going for more serious policy focused address today. today aides say he will outline what he intends to do in the first 100 days if he goes on to win the presidency. donald trump gave a similar speech back in june this summer where he outlined eight principles, eight priorities of what he would want to do including appointing jumgs who they say will uphold the constitution, change immigration rules, repeal and replace obamacare. the campaign is promise that trump will bring some new details in policy specifics today although those have not been named yet. the setting here of course very important. no t only are the intimate setting here but donal

he outlined his plan in gettysburg today.e are just a few of the proposals. >> first, a constitutional attempt amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. i will announce my intention to totally renegotiate nafta, one of the worst deals our country has ever made. we will cancel all federal funding of sanctuary cities. >> trump's plan comes as he is lagging in a number of polls. the latest national survey has him seven points behind hillary clinton. and new state polls show he that he's at risk of losing at least four states that usually go republican. let's bring in my panel to discuss, 538.com a website dedicated into digging all of these up numbers, and also chairman of the democratic party and amy cramer, co-chair of the group women vote trump and supporter. it is stunning when you look at the map and you look at utah in play for the first time in since 1964. is there any precedent for someone this far behind on the electoral map to come back and win? >> well, what i would say is that there is no preprecede

it was not that kind of gettysburg address. this was very much an airing of grievances by donald trump. he talked about the news immediamedia, the women that have accused him of sexual assault. he vowed to sue them after the elec is over and go after the news media and find out if the hillary clinton campaign was involved. he went out just about every one of his targets. he talked about the proposed merge are of at&t and time warner. that is something he would block as president of the united states. he has no shortage of targets these days. i will say here in virginia, you mentioned this, poppy, he has an up34 uphill climb. he is down double digits. republicans would be almost neck in neck with a democratic challenger. this is a battleground state. it is not so much for donald trump. it is interesting to note we are on the campus of regent university which was founded by pat robertson. he is not only appealing to virginia. he also wants to make sure christian conservatives stay in his camp. they are going to be critical to kee

is that why he's going to gettysburg?ill he say more things to people of color and to hispanics than he has said in the last several months? i don't know. that will be the most interesting part. >> maybe try to write his own legacy after this campaign. the audience may be history will look ahead to see what we hear from donald trump. michael smerconish, thank you so much. >>> hillary clinton we should point out also in pennsylvania today. she and her surrogates trying to win over the undecided voters particularly in battleground states where both candidates are neck and neck in the polls. want to bring in mj lee. mj, walk us through some of these maps and how she specifically is doing in some of these battleground states. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. 17 days out from election day and it is all about the battleground states. and the clinton campaign right now is actually feeling pretty confident when it looks at the map. they know they have pulled ahead in key battleground states like florida and nevada and tra

let me kick it off with the gettysburg speech yesterday. how would you characterize it? what did you think? >> it was a very detailed plan. you know exactly where donald trump stands on a variety of issues in terms of national security, foreign policy, tax policy. creating a true contrast with hillary clinton into this final key point before the election. if people want to know what the difference is between the hillary clinton administration versus donald trump, they got it yesterday. detailed on economic policy, on foreign policy, infrastructure, education. he enumerated exactly where he's going to take this country and the vision that he wants to lay out and give people that choice. the interesting thing, maria, there truly is a choice in this election. hillary clinton has been trying to paint donald trump as this risky choice because she has this trust problem with the american people. if you look at hillary clinton's record, she is the one with a risky detailed record. whether it was libya or syria or a handling of classified information, it is her record that shows

we're going to hear it first here in gettysburg at 11:00. stay tuned. >> thank you, my friend, peter doocy. we are getting drips and drabs of what mr. trump might be outlining, something like modern day in america. republicans charge before they ultimately took over for the house of representatives, something very similar out of mr. trump, he is going to call for immigration reform, regulatory reform, tax cuts, tighter border security, all outlined in what we're told will be about a ten-point plan. and it is said to be lincoln-esque, hence the gettysburg location. now, the question is whether any of this will reverse what had been some tough polls and certainly a lot of negative headlines. take a look at how the media's all but put this one away, "the washington post," trump is bitter, hoarse and pondering defeat as election day nears. on and on as you just look at these headlines, thank you, donald trump. donald trump could well go down in history as a feminist hero. in other words saying his comments will galvanize the female vote and he w

the gettysburg address was the high points of american history.and, you know, one of the most fated uses of the english language itself. so donald trump is certainly going to have high expectations with this speech. >> we should point out that the trump campaign and trump supporters would take issue with that divisive claim, also saying that hillary clinton called half of his supporters that basket of deplorables, she later apologized for saying half. so this is not just about set dressing today. donald trump is going to lay out what today about his first 1,000 days in office. something he actually did four months ago. >> right, i think it's not a bad idea to remind voters, as they concentrate on this election. you know, some voters weren't looking at the election four months ago. they have sort of tuned in through the period of the debates. we don't know exactly what donald trump will say, but i think the fact is he's in gettysburg. after all, the gettysburg address was about primarily dedicating land to honor the war dead of the civil war. so i

moments ago, donald trump layed out what he would build and a lead up to his remarks in gettysburg. he used much of the first part of the speech to lash out at political opponents, media and women who accused him of sexual misconduct and doubled down on the system is rigged on him and the american people and vowed to drain the swamp in washington. it covered campaign finance to trade to immigration. >> on the same day, i will begin taking strongly seven actions to protect american workers. first, i will announce my intention to totally re-negotiate nafta, one of the worst deals our country has ever made, signed by bill clinton. second, i will announce our withdrawal from the transpacific partnership. third, i will direct my secretary of the treasury to label china a currency manipulator. fourth, i will direct the secretary of commerce and u.s. trade representative to identify foreign trading abuses that unfairly impact american workers and direct them to use every tool under american and international law to end those abuses immediately. fifth, very importantly, i will lift the rest

--reporter pkg-as follows-- donald trump's campaign officials said the candidate's speech at gettysburg would focus on policy. but the first part of his speech doubled down on grievances and claims of illegal activity. donald trump/-r- presidential nominee: "the system is totally rigged and broken." he accused rival hillary clinton of corruption and said she should not be allowed to run for he slammed the media: donald trump/-r- presidential nominee: "they're corrupt.//they're trying to poison the mind of the american voter." and he said the women accusing him of unwanted sexual advances were lying. donald trump/-r- presidential nominee: "the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over." then trump pivoted to goals for his first 100 days in office. he said he'd renegotiate nafta, withdraw from the transpacific partnership and allow the trump promised he'd freeze hiring of federal employees, suspend immigration from so-called "terror-prone" regions, and repeal thaffordabl. trump even revisited an old promise ... with a new twist: donald trump/

but the same tone was there in gettysburg as well. so is he saying that his issue with voter fraud applies just to votes for hillary? >> look, we don't want voter fraud in any form. and i think it is most frequent when it does happen. thankfully i don't think it is deciding elections. i don't think it is going to decide this election. i wouldn't be emphasizing quite as much as my candidate is, but to quote my favorite politician of all time, ronald reagan, i think we need to trust but verify. i trust that the results will be on the up and up. i trust that fraud won't sway this election one way or the other. but we have to verify as we always have done in this country. that's why we have poll watchers from both countries, excuse me, from both parties, and that's why we need to be very careful about our voting systems. for instance, some voting systems we know have been hacked right now. that is a potential danger out there that we need to be wary of on election day. but, again, trust but verify. i trust the election result, i trust it

and i want to put up the trump contract with america that he tried to roll out in gettysburg. he did. first, a proposal to constitutional amendment to impose term limits and a hiring freeze for the federal work force through atigs except military and public safety and health and a requirement that every new existing regulations be eliminated for everyone to be eliminated. fourth, a five year ban on white house and congressional officials becoming lobbyist and a lifetime ban on lobbying on behalf of a foreign government and a complete ban on foreign lobbyist raising money for american elections. there is the trump contract with america. charlie, does that make a difference in these final closing weeks? >> well, i think it is a great -- i think that is a great proposal and i think that that talks right to the very people that are so enthusiastic. the problem is that it is a little late to be doing it. and it would have been good if he would have done it before the debates or at least before the last debate. because it -- if for no other reason, it gives him something to focus on

. >> it's my privilege to be here in gettysburg where so many lives were given to freedom. >> gettysburg is the roll out of his blueprint should he be elected. >> penn state roars back to shock ohio state. innittany lion fans stormed the field to celebrate. >> good morning, 6:00 a.m., october 23. sky6 live hd looking at penns landing. it's penns landing there. can't tell by looking at the picture, but it's cold outside. >> it is a little chilly. >> reporter: we took the comforter off the bed last week and put an extra cover on the bed. it's chilly start, wind whipping around making it feel like the 30s. some 40s, as well. we have air temperatures in the 30s for the poconos and you can see the camera dancing around a little bit. 44 in allentown. 37 in the poconos. philadelphia, 47. millville, 46. atlantic city, 46 degrees. winds generally out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusting 20 to 25. philadelphia, 15 miles per hour. beach haven he won't close to 2s per hour. unlike yesterday, today will be full sunshine mixing clouds in. the low is up here in new england where they are see

when you're rolling out a substantive policy proposal -- >> at gettysburg. >> and gettysburg. all of the media hooks or gimmicks, whatever you want to call it to get the press to pay attention. we do it at gettysburg, we hype it as a contract for america. we have newt gingrich go out and say pay attention to this. it is one of the best speeches in the history of mankind. and when you want the press to pay attention to something that's very substantive, very policy-driven, you can't dangle anything -- any other shiny objects in front of the media. you have to just talk about things like term limits, things like building the wall, things like ending tpp, all of those, you know, sort of populous things he wants to do that i think would be kind of popular with the american public. instead he spends the first, you know, 12 or 15 minutes talking about suing women, thus guaranteeing that that will, number one, be the headline and, number two, that he will inject once again this story line about his treatment of women back into the press. >> kayleigh, you know, he says he is going to

did he stay on message more in this address than he did in gettysburg? >> reporter: actually he did. he hit on the same things that he hit on in gettysburg, talking about what he would to in his first 100 days in office and basically what donald trump is centering on for his message for those last couple of weeks of the campaign is draining the swamp. he's hitting that message time and again out on the campaign trail. he'll do it later on it evening in ohio. you can probably hear that he still has some supporters standing here behind me. they're letting us know exactly what they think of us. it's a common refrain we've heard. i won't repeat it in case there are children listening at home. but during his remarks, donald trump talked about how important it is to win the state of virginia even though the polls show him pretty far behind hillary clinton at this point. trump thinks that he can win this state. here's what he had to say. >> in 17 days, we are going to win the great commonwealth of virginia and we are going to win back the white house. early vot

abe, were you shocked by trump's speech at gettysburg? >> no, it reminded me of my address. >> stephen: but they were >> that's because no one ever heard the first draft of my gettysburg address. my advisors made me tone it down. would you like to hear some of it? >> stephen: of course! would you like to hear it, ladies and gentlemen? ( cheers and applause ) well, in that case, ladies and gentlemen, the rough draft of the gettysburg address. >> four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that i did not proposition those women. they're liars! and just look at them. choice. and when i said, "grab them by the petticoat," that was merely log cabin talk! i will sue those lying jezebels into the ground! the consecrated ground in which our brave soldiers now lie. sad! that's why we resolve that this nation, under god, shall make america great again, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth..

out plans for his first 100 days in office at an event in gettysburg pennsylvania. that's of course where president abraham lincoln delivered his famous 'gettysburg address' back in 18-63. trump's policy adviser says the nominee will talk about his vision to quote 'restore our economy' and 'give the government back to the people'. this will be trump's 2nd straight day in the keystone state. he talked about stopping illegal immigration while campaigning in central tough new mandatory minimum federal prison sentence for anyone who illegally re- enters the country after previously being deported. they won't come back. " democrat hillary clinton makes several campaign stops in pennsylvania today. she was in ohio yesterday. whoever wins the state of ohio yesterday in cleveland, clinton attacked trump's claim that she doesn't have the physical strength to run the country. " i have now spent for and a half hours on stage with donald, proving once again i have the stamina to be president. " recent polls show the state of ohio is a tossup between clinton and trump. nationall

but that is exactly what we saw in gettysburg. his 100 days address began with him saying he is going to sue all these women. it will be 11 women today after another woman comes forward which we are expecting to hear from her in a few hours with gloria allred. think about these lawsuits. donald trump would need to be deposed in each one of these cases. also those around him. it would involve a great deal of discovery. things that could come out that they might not necessarily want out. if he is president of the united states, is he going to go through that process. even if he doesn't win, is he going to go through that process? that is a big question we heard him talk about how he is going to sue "the new york times." so far that lawsuit has not been filed. it's only been a threat, in addition to other threats of lawsuits out there. trump was trying to lay out his policy today once he got past that. he is talking about new mandatory prison sentences for illegal immigrants or undocumented immigrants if they leave this country and t

hawkeyes - and their loss to wisconsin - later on candidate donald trump made a campaign stop in gettysburg, pennsylvania today. he spoke one-on-one with our sister station about his vision for america.sara small has hasmore on trump's plans during his first 100-days in office, if elected. elected. take pkg: nats 11:27:11:26 when i saw the trouble our country was in, i knew i couldn't stand by and watch any longer. 12:27:19:15an america that dreams again. thats what republican presidential candidate donald trump says he wants. america great again in your first 100 days? well it's going to be jobs, a secure and strong military. we have to, our military is so terribly depleted right now. at a time when almost more than at any time we need a strong military 12:20:55:08 trump laid out his plans to an invite only crowd today in gettysburg, pennsylvania.also - plans he has for the women accusing him of sexual misconduct.every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. all of these liars will be over.when it comes to policy - trump is talking about securing the border -- protecting ame

long street goes on to gettysburg. i gettysburg, he does not get a nice memento but i did get one of those wristbands -- whenever he goes onto the field, he becomes controversial. after gettysburg, he is sent out west. he is going to do good work but the wheels start coming off during the winter. by the time the winter is ending in virginia, james longstreet's troops are greatly reduced. longstreet is yearning to come back to the east. longstreet many times wanted to do battle in the west. it seems like he loved johnston. the longstreet men are finally going to get their wish to contact her virginia in april. -- to come back to virginia in april. one man is going to write, every day i and strengthened in the belief that when we leave the region we will coach of the virginia army and be back in front of our old enemy with whom we have so often and so frequently beaten. everybody is brilliant -- bouyant at being at the field at the army of the potomac. there is talk of our moving today. his men will travel back east and

donald trump will be in gettysburg, where he'll make what he's calling his closing arguments, outlining a ten-point plan for his first 100 days in office. >> his choice of venue, the same city where abe lincoln made his famous speech, uniting the country during a time of war. >>> and a tense situation for the clinton campaign when they received a package with a white powdery substance. initial tests on that powder have come back negative for harmful substances. >> cnn's brynn gingras is following this situation. tell us more about this. we know the trump campaign was sent a white powder in april? >> reporter: that's right, this has happened before to campaigns. at this point, we don't know who sent this letter to the clinton campaign, so we don't know the motivations behind it, but certainly put the clinton campaign and headquarters here, all their staff on high alert. according to the nypd, a letter was sent to the campaign's midtown manhattan offices. that letter made its way here to brooklyn, that's where it was opened by some of the staff members and the white powdery substance foun

trump, this morning you spoke at gettysburg where many brave patriots fought and died. you have dishonored their sacrifice by threatening wives, mothers and daughters who have made accusations against you. these women may not have your wealth or your power or your fame, but they have demonstrated enormous courage, and i believe that the public will support them. your latest threat is an ed mission of the hopelessness of your cause. it is nothing more than a transparent promise of revenge. it is a new low even for you. mr. trump, this is your threat is empty low the dignity of the office you are seeking and i say to the women of this great country, we shall overcome. and now i present jessica, and jessica will share who she is with you and then make her statement. >> thank you for coming. my name is jessica drake. i am currently contracted to wicked pictures as an adult performer and director in adult films. i am a feminist, an advocate for women's rights, lgbtq rights and the rights of sex workers. i'm involved with many charities, both locally, the downtown women's cen

what he laid out in gettysburg is what people are wanting to hear. they are frustrated on the national security issue. our troops are frustrated. believe you me, i have a got a major military post in my district and they do not like that she was treated one way by mishandling classified emails and any military person who mishandles one-on-one device is going to get a court marshall. it is such, so uneven handed that -- >> congresswoman blackburn is absolutely correct the way the military is aggressive prosecuted for mishandling of one email but to what donald trump has been saying or hasn't been saying he buried in the lead in his own so-called "gettysburg address" on weekend beginning with i will sue the ladies. at that point he turned media and crowd off. harris: we'll talk about that in detail later. it does dovetail what we're saying here. i want to go on to something you can explain to us in maybe a detailed way, congresswoman, where the electoral votes are right now because the projections by fox news over the weekend took it into 307 for hilla

we do it at gettysburg, hype it as a contract for america. we have newt gingrich go out there and say, pay attention to this, it's one of the best speeches in the history of mankind. you want the press to pay attention to something that's policy given, you can't dangle any other shiny objects in front of the media. you have to just talk about things like term limits, things like building the wall, things like ending tpp. all of those -- you know, sort of populous things he wants to do that i think would be popular with the american public. instead he spends the first 10 or 15 minutes talking about suing women. thus guaranteeing that will be the headline. and he'll inject once again this story line about his treatment of women back into the press. >> kayleigh, he says he's going to sue the women, right? after the election, if he does, do you think that there's some concern that he's going to be distracted with at least 11 lawsuits after he's president? >> no, i think he'll put the country first if he's president. and perhaps put this aside, bu

you mentioned the gettysburg speech. you also talked about the at&t time warner.hen you talk to mr. trump, what do you tell him about that? >> first of all, i think he has the right to defend himself. those are his words and his campaign. it has to be his voice and his choice. i am always respectful of that. secondly, i think donald trump is at his best when he sticks to the issues. when you go to these rallies and listen to voters in these focus groups, that is what you want to hear. he has an advantage over hillary clinton in two issues. one is the issues. she cannot with a straight face say that obamacare has been good for most americans. many people feel over quality, less choice and less access. say that she stopped isis from expanding. the second thing he has going see to is she does not have much interest in talking about the issues . if you look at her negative ads, her entire campaign is about donald trump. that is not a campaign about aspiration or optimism. that is not uplifting. i believe many voters will reject that. donald trump outperformed a number

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