i see this as not a brit hume issue so much.n the fox news channel because it all comes out of media matters, which this is what they do. take things out of context. try to smear the network. they never understand it never works. we are are b. to celebrate our 20th anniversary here. still high and away the highest rated news service. they can't stop. they are like compulsive these people. >> i totally agree. this is what they should consider if they want to be fair. you can make trump of donald trump, his hair. you can say it looks like an orange shag carpet. you could say chris christie is fat. you could say bernie sanders is an old, old white guy. but watch what you say about hillary clinton. because, get this, because she is a woman, and despite what liberals say about women, how they are strong and tough and all this, they really see them as fragile little flowers that need protection. that need protection from the liberal speech police stop, i'm begging you guys. stop it. >> they are winning with this stuff. and it's true.

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i see this as not a brit hume issue so much.k on the fox news channel because it all comes out of media matters, which this is what they do. take things out of context. try to smear the network. they never understand it never works. we are are b. to celebrate our 20th anniversary here. still high and away the highest rated news service.oran. you could say chris christie is fat. you could say bernie sanders is an old, old whiteech police stop, i'm begging you guys. stop it. >> they are winning with this stuff. and it's true. they are absolutely winning these crazy left fanatic zealots are winning because now we have an issue, the racist label, the sexist label. they slap it on you. people get upset. who wants to be called that? they may have to defend themselves. you know, it's -- they are winning. and i don't know, because there isn't enough media to come up against them. like you and i are doing this segment. nobody else would do this segment nobody else. they get away with this crap. they get away with benghazi, whatever mrs.

directly ahead, brit hume on whether donald trump's momentum will continue. later, bill clinton may be sacking colin kaepernick from big yardage. wait until you hear this. those reports after these messages. >>> impact segment tonight. trump momentum as we mentioned in the talking points memo. all of the polling has him gaining after hillary clinton's deplorables comment and her health scare. joining us now from washington brit hume, the new anchor of "on the record." so, first of all, are you surprised by the momentum swing, brit? >> yeah, a little bit surprised, bill. you know, let's keep a couple of things in mind. not just the misfortunes that have been suffered by mrs. clinton and the fact that she blurted out that deplorables comment which i don't think helped her very much. but donald trump has also avoided problems. you know, he stuck to his scripts. he is laying out specifics. he is behaving with some dignity and grace that a lot of his critics would say he didn't have any. so she has been doing a little worse and maybe even a lot worse and he has be

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directly ahead, brit hume on whether donald trump's momentum will continue.er, bill clinton may be sacking colin kaepernick from big yardage. wait until you hear this. those reports after these messages. when this busy family... ...got a cracked windshield... ...their dad went to the new safelite-dot-com... ...and scheduled a replacement... ...in just a few clicks. with safelite you don't have to miss a thing. y'all did wonderful! thank you. (girls sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. >>> impact segment tonight. trump momentum as we mentioned in the talking points memo. all of the polling has him gaining after hillary clinton's deplorables comment and her health scare. joining us now from washington brit hume, the new anchor of "on the record." so, first of all, are you surprised by the momentum swing, brit? >> yeah, a little bit surprised, bill. you know, let's keep a couple of things in mind. not just the misfortunes that have been suffered by mrs. clinton and the fact that she blurted out that deplorables comment which i don't think helped her very muc

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." there so no evidence in the available polling tonight of a major shift in the presidential race following this week's debate. the real clear politics average of polls shows hillary clinton with a 3-point lead in a two-way race and just under that in a four-way race. the betting odds now show gamblers are favoring her to win by 68.7 to 28.8. that is virtually unchanged from last night. there will be a yo new fox news poll taken post debate out tomorrow and no doubt other polls as well. in the meantime, what can we glean from the post debate polls that have been taken? for that we turn to the pollster and writer kristin -- welcome. >> thank you very much for having me. >> so what can we say based on what you have seen so far? >> so as you mentioned there is very little polling that's come out. what we have seen so far is not a huge change in the race. the polling average is going into the debate had clinton with a small lead. the poll has have come out since the debate tend to show her

i'm brit hume. and this is "on the record."st, scientific polling done after monday's scientific debate shows hillary clinton winning it by a wide margin. but, the polling average indicates that while she has gained ground, the race remains quite close. the real clear politics average shows her leading 7.5. the betting odds have shifted in her favor and stand right 28.2 and 25.8 on heroin. brand new fox news poll thought she won. a new gallup poll had her winning by a similar margin 61 to 27 as you can see there. our poll had mrs. clinton creeping ahead of mr. trump in a two-way race 49% to 44% that compared with the last poll this month in which mr. trump led 46 to 45 as you see there. in for more on the polling and what it tells us, founder and publisher of real clear politics joins me tonight from chicago. tom, thanks, new polls could show us quite a bit about the race going forward. what do you see? >> well, obviously, it looks like clinton is benefiting from the debate performance though. it remains to be seen how much. as

friend brit hume starts right now. >> hello, and welcome back. i'm brit hume. and this is "on the record." a quieter night in charlotte tensions nonetheless remain high. we'll get to that in a moment. first, with just a weekend to go before the first presidential debate, the national polling average continues to suggest some momentum for hillary clinton. while battleground state polls indicate strength for donald trump. the real clear politics average gives mrs. clinton a 3 point lead in a two-way race and just over a 2 point lead in a four-way race. the betting odds continue to show clinton a roughly 2 to 1 favorite. look at these new state polls from quinnipiac university. in a two-way race in colorado trump and clinton are tied. back in august clinton was up 10 point. six point lead red state showed clinton ahead. out in iowa quinnipiac shows trump up by 6. back in august quinnipiac had clinton up by 3. in virginia the same pollster shows a 7 point lead for clinton. that's down from 12 points in mid august in that same poll. to help us sort all this out, tom

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." on a day when terrorism and the threat of it continued to dominate the news, the real clear politics polling average shows an uptick for hillary clinton with her lead now up to 1.3 points in a two-way race. the betting odds on are up a little bit as well 65.1%. new nbc poll shows mrs. clinton up by 5 points. it's worth noting that while this poll has impressively large sample, in excess of 3,000 people, it is an online poll and such polls do not have much of a reputation in the polling community. in the meantime, there have been some surprising results in recent surveys on the two candidates standing with black and hispanic voters. more on that now from my colleague ed henry. good evening, ed. >> interesting. hillary clinton was off the trail today but did some radio interviews with african-american and hispanic stations. this may be less about donald trump doing well with african-american and hispanic voters. more about hillary clinton underwhelming them. well, join the club. she is

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." both donald trump and hillary clinton releasing medical records today. the real clear average of national polls tonight shows hillary clinton with a 2.3 point lead. her average is helped by a new quinnipiac poll showing a 5 point lead in a two-way race 4 point lead in four way race. that explains why her lead has slipped. there is good news for donald trump in couple of key states. bloomberg politics poll of likely voters in ohio gives him a 5 point lead, 48 to 43%. and a monmouth poll out in nevada 2 point lead not a big lead but big improvement back in july when the same pollster showed mrs. clinton with a 4 point lead. both these states have captured sentiment since this past weekend, which was to say the least eventful. for some thoughts on all this now, we turn to byron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner" and molly hemingway the online publication the federalist. molly, as you look at all of this, where does the race seem to you to be. >> i think what

we'll conti brit hume coming up next. >> well, hello and welcome back. i'm brit hume. and this is "on the record." first, a quick glance at the state of the presidential race. the real clear politics average of recent polls is holding steady tonight with hillary clinton holding a 2.7 lead in a two-way race. that shrinks to only 2.1 points in a four-way race. another poll number worth keeping an eye on is the president's approval rating which has frequently been an indicator of how his nominee will do in the election. mr. obama stands above 50% in the real clear politics average. under a percentage points above the disapproval number. the numbers are just about the reverse when it comes to mr. obama's signature domestic achievement. obamacare. a gallup poll out tonight shows 51 disprove with 44% approving. then there is this number of the question of whether the program has helped or hurt your family. as you can see only 18% say it's helped. for more on the state of this unusual race, we turn now to dana perino, who many of you know is the co-host of the wildly popular

here is brit hume. >>> hello, and welcome back. i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." the city of charlotte is preparing for another possible night of racial violence. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, though, our nightly snapshot of the presidential race. the real clear politics polling average continues to suggest there has been some movement in hillary clinton's directions. she now holds a 2.6 point lead in a two-way race and a 1.6 point lead in a four-way race and we will get to more on that shortly. first to charlotte where the ugly face of racial division has been on display. a black man was shot to death by police on tuesday. for the latest we turn to fox news correspondent steve harrigan who is in charlotte. steve? >> brit, uncertain mood here. real tension as the sun begins to set. we are seeing a lot less movement on the streets. fewer cars out as people prepare for what could be another night of violence. these scenes are being repeated across the downtown area. people either removing glass from windows and preventatively replacing it with ply

here is brit hume on deck. >>> hello and welcome back. i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." on a day when hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail, and we learned more about donald trump's health, the polling news continued to improve for him. the real clear politics average of polls has hillary clinton's lead down now tonight to 1.5 points in a two-way race. that number just shifting because of a brand new fox poll. more about that in a second. and in a four way race in that average clinton's lead remains at 1.1 points. now that new fox news poll out tonight finds mr. trump with a 1 point lead in a two-way race and mrs. clinton a point ahead in a four-way race. in the last fox poll just over two weeks ago, mrs. clinton was 6 points ahead in a two-way race and up to in a four-way. in addition, there is an interesting new poll out of iowa tonight from monmouth university which shows donald trump leading there by 8 points. that's his best showing yet in any iowa poll. joining me now to discuss these numbers is my old friend and fellow university of virginia alumnus larry

senior political analyst brit hume will take over the pm slot.t, when i took over for you in 2009, i didn't think in 2016 i would be tossing to you at 7:00 pm. >> no. >> but here we are. >> i didn't foresee. first let me say a word about greta. she is my friend, as she was yours, and my neighbor. we'll both certainly miss her and wish her all the best. sorry to see her go. i'm going to try to pick up where you leave off at night on politics, between now and the election. my tenure in this chair hear next door, in the next studio will be only until the election. and we'll try to explore further the issues that have come up, the day's events and the polling and the shape of the race, both the presidential race and the down ballot races, house, senate and governorships and so on. >> you seem fired up about it. >> i'm a little apprehensive, you know. i'm a little out of practice. i haven't been in this saddle some years now. i'm just hoping that greta's audience won't desert us. we'll be fair as we can to all the candidates and do the best with my ad

. >> reporter: in columbus, a democratic stronghold, i met nathan humes, also undecided. >> reporter: ever voted republican. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: something to say you like about hillary clinton? >> you know, again, i -- wow. >> reporter: when we think about undecided voters, we tend to think about true independence, who go back and forth, each election. the undecideds we talked to on friday were party faithfuls who might not vote at all, worrying about turnout is rising among party activists, and nan is mayor of the democratic leaning city of dayton. >> exasperation level is so high, we're afraid people are not going to the polls. >> reporter: chad voted for obama and is leaning clinton. vote? >> yeah, yeah, strong possibility. people i talk to feel the same way, may not vote. >> reporter: mark teaches 7th grade social studies. >> the way we have checks and balances. >> reporter: voting, and yet -- >> i don't trust either one of them. that's a sad state of politics in the united states when you don't know who to choose, and trump just keeps talking about, you know, where ob

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." forked second day in a row, donald trump plans to take the stage at an event this hour. this time in wisconsin. we will monitor it and take you to him live for at least some of it. earlier today hillary clinton appeared with bernie sanders. it mayurprise you but they promised some new free benefits to a group of millennials. we will take you out to the campaign trail tonight. real clear politics average show hillary clinton with a lead in a two way race and. the betting odds continue to favor clinton boy trump 68.7% to 28.6%. more on that shortly. first, the biggest political news of the day comes not from the campaign trail but from capitol hill first time in presidency obama veto has been overridden. came on a bill to permit american citizens to sue foreign governments over state sponsored acts of terrorism. the votes to override his veto were not close in either house. fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen reports from the white house. james? >> brit, good evening. to

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."ight from fox news new york on the day after the big debate. donald trump is about to take the stage for his first post debate rally. we may go to that and tonight the real clear politics polling average shows hillary clinton with a 2.4 point lead in a two way race and 1.6 point lead in a four way race. she is now up to 68.7 to 29.6 to win in the betting odds race. >> during the primary analyst hd repeatedly had a similar. only to see him poll numbers to climb in the aftermath. so, will that hold true this time? for thoughts on that we turn to guy benson of town hall.com and a.b. stoddard of real clear politics. guy, your thoughts on winners and losers last night? >> i do think overall the winner was mrs. clinton. although donald trump held his own early on for the first half hour or so. he was able to drive his message better than she was. she was sort of all over the place. some rehearsed canned line that didn't work quite as well for her. and he was saying she has been at this forev

brit hume is with us now on that. he's the fox news senior political analyst and the newly named host of "on the record." brit brit, it's great to see you again in so many different capacities. >> thanks, megyn. i'm going to be there through the election but i'm excited about it. >> then back to god, golf, and grandchildren, which is the brit hume retirement plan. let's talk about hillary clinton and her -- i mean she's lost a ten-point lead. the news for her day after day after day, you know, it's not devastating on any one day, but it seems like we're getting to the death by a thousand cuts feel. >> well, megyn, it seems to me that what she needs to do is try to overcome this severe problem she's had with people not trusting her. and, you know, i don't think she can eliminate the problem, but she might be able to gain some ground against the problem. as long as these questions and revelations persist, it will be very difficult for her to do that. so that's the problem for her, that she's being held down by these que

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." tonight from off stra university outside new york city, site of the long awaited debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. the real clear politics polling average tonight shows an exceedingly close contest with hillary clinton leading by just over 2 points in a two-way race and half a point less in a four-way. the betting odds meanwhile continue to show gamblers by a wide margin favoring mrs. clinton to win. mr. trump who arrived here just a short time ago continues to gain in some key state polls. more about them in a moment. first let's check in with our correspondents covering the two candidates. karl cameron with the trump campaign and jennifer griffin with secretary clinton. karl, let's start with you. where do things stand? >> he's on site and waiting for the debate to start at 9:00. he spent the day again today preparing for the debate with his team and included rudy giuliani, the former new york mayor, reince priebus, as well as his campaign manager, kelly anney and ste

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." on a day when terrorism inside the u.s. dominated the news cycle, donald trump continued to inch forward in the polls. the latest real cheer politics average shows him now trailing hillary clinton by less than a point in a two-way race. and a cbs poll of 13 battleground states shows the candidates tied. betting odds favor mrs. clinton by 2 to 1. none of the polling was done since the big story of the weekend, which is the combination of bombings and attempted bombings in the new york metropolitan area. as of midday today a suspect was in custody and for the latest we go to fox news correspondent rick leventhal in a new york neighborhood where one of the bombs did go off, brit. >> i have breaking news on the somebody amad akani after a shoot out. three hours after his picture was released by the phish. he has now been charged in connection with that shooting in union county, new jersey. five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. weapons charges as well. is he being held on $5.2 million pail. first court ap

he tweeted thanks brit hume i guess you don't suck that bad.ing. keep the feedback coming, folks, we want to hear from you tweet me at @ brit hume. that's about it for us tonight. "the o'reilly factor" is up next. bill is out on the west coast. we leave you with political quote of the day. this guy named larry hartman, i have no idea who he is. he is quoted as saying the word politics is derived from the word poly meaning many and the word ticks which means blood-sucking parasites. go set up a new recording so you never miss a show. we'll be back here tomorrow night at 7:00. we hope you will, too. don't forget bill o'reilly is up next from the west coast. that's it for us. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on, tonight. >> trump is potentially the worst idea that ever happened to america. >> anti-trump hysteria growing as the presidential race becomes tighter. talking points will tell you is driving that chaos. [shouting] >> more racial unrest. this time in charlotte. police say a black man with a gunshot dead by the cops. if that's t

it's with the gratitude and hume mi hume milt that i recognize your presence. >> georgetown will give those students preferred admission as they recognize those slaves. >> to be able to walk this ground, which was once walked by some of the 272 who were sold in 183a experience this place, it's part of for me trying to understand how best to bring the immediame into our reality. >> the 272 slaves were sold by georgetown nearly 200 years ago. most of the slaves were sold to a plantation in louisiana. today, hawkins great, great granddaughter lives in the area where he was sold. they didn't know last year until they were descendent of a slave owned by georgetown university. >> just knowing that now, i feel that in a personal way. >> reporter: on campus today, students were reaktdicting to t apology. >> as long as they put the real those descendents so they can take sole advantage of that, that will be a lot more productive than just paying a service. >> by apologizing, that's a good step and maybe they can go ahead and try to track down those that are displaced and let them go to college

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."ked second day in a row, donald trump plans to take the stage at an event this hour. this time in wisconsin. we will monitor it and take you to him live for at least some of it. earlier today hillary clinton appeared with bernie sanders. it mayurprise you but they promised some new free benefits to a group of millennials. we will take you out to the campaign trail tonight. real clear politics average show hillary clinton with a lead in a two way race and. the betting odds continue to favor clinton boy

anthony humes has more: century high school and has played soccer all his life. over his time playing he has sustained a number of concussions.(sot: zachary student athlete)"i got kicked and fell backwards on the back of my head and i guess i was dizzy through out the game but i thought i was just dehydrated and not feeling very well."a concussion is caused by a hit to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth and hit the skull. minor brain injuries are becoming more prevalent in high school sports.(sot: dean chumley, certified trainer)"i probably deal with a concussion .. we'll say on average i deal with a concussion every single week. they're very common in sports"protocol in high school sports allows the referee to stop the game at any time and call a trainer on to look at an athlete. (sot: dean chumley, certified trainer)"i need to keep my eyes on the athlete. see if they're stumbling around, that's a red flag. see if they're dizzy, that's a red flag. if there's the out in left field look that pretty much gives me an indic

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." there so no evidence in the available polling tonight of a major shift in the presidential race following this week's debate. the real clear politics average of polls shows hillary clinton with a 3-point lead in a two-way race and just under that in a four-way race. the betting odds now show gamblers are favoring her to win by 68.7 to 28.8. that is virtually unchanged from last night. there will be a yo new fox news poll taken post debate out tomorrow and no doubt other polls as well. in the meantime, what can we glean from the post debate polls that have been taken? for that we turn to the pollster and writer kristin -- welcome. >> thank you very muc

i'm brit hume in washington. and i will be here through election day. my friend greta van susteren has left fox news and i will have more to say about that later in the hour. one other poll number of interest tonight, that cnn survey shows donald trump with a 20 point lead over clinton among independent voters with 49% for the republican candidate and as you can see 29% for secretary clinton. the remainder is split between libertarian candidate gary johnson and jill stein. we will get to what the candidates were doing and saying in a moment but first some analysis of the new poll data from john crush hauer politics editor here in washington. >> great to be here, brit. >> we know the race has tightened. is this trump rising or clinton sinking or what. >> it's pretty fascinating. clinton is losing ground in the polls but trump isn't really gaining. the numbers you talked about independent voters. donald trump is doing better than romney did in the 2012 polls with blue collar whited voters. we have this educational divide within the electorate. where the c

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i'm brit hume in washington. and i will be here through election day.en has left fox news and i will have more to say about that later in the hour. one other poll number of interest tonight, that cnn survey shows donal

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."ear politics polling average tonight shows some slight movement in hillary clinton's favor with a 3-point lead for her in a two-way race that shrinks to only 2.2 points in a four-way race. the polls in this average we should note were taken before were turned out to be a highly eventful political weekend. hillary clinton is sick and off the campaign trail tonight after being hurried out of a 9/11 memorial event in new york yesterday and nearly collapsing before being helped into a motorcade van. she was whisked to her daughter's manhattan apartment where she remained out of sight for 90 minutes. her campaign first said she had simply been overheated and later explained she had been

studio next door i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." tightening pattern we have been seeing in the presidential race continues tonight. we will give you a snapshot swing states likely to decide the race. hillary clinton continues to lead but by a margin less than throw points in the real clear politics national polling average and4hy%x only 21 points in a four-way race. in the swing states it, is a similar story. according to a new quinnipiac swing state poll two-way race continues to be extremely tight 47-47. that race has been in the margin of error for a month. in ohio it is trump who leads clinton by 1 point. 46% to 445%. that also within the margin of error. a month ago trump leading by 4. al month ago she led by 10. last night we took to-teñ you quinnipiac leading by 4. there is a brand newi%h suffolk poll. in that poll donald trump clinton's 41%. that result, is also, of course, within theci%Ñ poll's margin of error. the race could be said to be a tie there in moments we will check in with reporters covering these races in ohio b

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."rump and hillary clinton releasing medical records today. the real clear average of national polls tonight shows hillary clinton with a 2.3 point lead. her average is helped by a new quinnipiac poll showing a 5 point lead in a two-way race 4 point lead in four way race. that explains why her lead has slipped. there is good news for donald trump in couple of key states. bloomberg politics poll of likely voters in ohio gives him a 5 point lead, 48 to 43%. and a monmouth poll out in nevada 2 point lead not a

"on the record" with brit hume starts right now.port" online begins in just seconds. >>> the presidential race tonight is a near tie. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton loads republican donald trump by three points in a two-way race and just 2.1 points in a four way race. that's according to the real clear politics average. one month ago tonight she led by nearly seven points in a four-way race. good evening from washington, i'm brit hume. tonight, one big question concerns undecided voters. fully 13% of voters polled say they don't back either major party candidate yet at least according to a new "wall street journal" poll. among them 52% are suburban voters. 52% whites college degree. 48% hope the republicans will continue their control of congress. 79% have

we'll conti brit hume coming up next. >> well, hello and welcome back. i'm brit hume. first, a quick glance at the state of the presidential race. the real clear politics average of recent polls is holding steady tonight with hillary clinton holding a 2.7 lead in a two-way race. that shrinks to only 2.1 points in a four-way race. another poll number worth keeping an eye on is the president's approval rating which has frequently been an indicator of how his nominee will do in the election. mr. obama stands above 50% in the real clear politics average. under a percentage points above the disapproval number. the numbers are just about the reverse when it comes to mr. obama's signature domestic achievement. obamacare. a gallup poll out

"on the record" with brit hume starts right now. "special report" online begins in just seconds. >>> the presidential race tonight is a near tie. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton loads republican donald trump by three points in a two-way race and just 2.1 points in a four way race. that's according to the real clear politics average. one month ago tonight she led by nearly seven points in a four-way race. good evening from washington, i'm brit hume. tonight, one big question concerns undecided voters. fully 13% of voters polled say they don't back either major party candidate yet at least according to a new "wall street journal" poll. among them 52% are suburban voters. 52% whites college degree. 48% hope the republicans will continue their control of congress. 79% have negative views of both hillary clinton and donald trump. for some thoughts on this tonight, we start with former senior advisor to george w. bush karl rove who joins me from new york. hi, carl. >> hi there, brit. >> listen, what do you think about? t

here is brit hume on deck. >>> hello and welcome back. i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."day when hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail, and we learned more about donald trump's health, the polling news continued to improve for him. the real clear politics average of polls has hillary clinton's lead down now tonight to 1.5 points in a two-way race. that number just shifting because of a brand new fox poll. more about that in a second. and in a four way race in that average clinton's lead remains at 1.1 points. now that new fox news poll out tonight finds mr. trump with a 1 point lead in a two-way race and mrs. clinton a point ahead in a four-way race. in the last fox poll just over two weeks ago, mrs. clinton was 6 points ahead in a two-way race and up to

i'm brit hume and this is "on the record."ht from off stra university outside new york city, site of the long awaited debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. the real clear politics polling average tonight shows an exceedingly close contest with hillary clinton leading by just over 2 points in a two-way race and half a point less in a four-way. the betting odds meanwhile continue to show gamblers by a wide margin favoring mrs. clinton to win. mr. trump who arrived here just a short time ago continues to gain in some key state polls. more about them in a moment. first let's check in with our correspondents covering the two candidates. karl cameron with the trump campaign and jennifer griffin