>> clerk: commissioner moore, you may be muted. >> vice president moore: that happens quite easily. mr. baddener, i have a couple of questions for you, just following up on what commissioner diamond was asking. mr. badenner? >> can you hear me? >> vice president moore: are you there? >> can you hear me? >> vice president moore: yes, i can hear you now. thank you so much. i hope you're well. mr. badener, can you speak a little bit to the s.o.-type rooms that you are speaking of? we have similar rooms as other schools where we see accommodations for visiting faculty, but we've never seen them to the condition of s.r.o.s. there is the adult revisitation for privacy, kitchen and bathrooms, but in your proposal, we see a communal kitchen and bathroom, which is somewhat unusual. could you comment and explain that a little bit to us? >> sure. do you want to -- i'm going to let -- >> vice president moore: mr. badener, are you there -- okay. you've put up the drawing. okay. >> can you hear sharon? >> clerk: no, unfortunately, we can't. >> okay. >> okay. cherie is explaining to me that it is

>> yes, commissioner moore. i don't see any reason why you couldn't ask members of the public under general public comment or commenting on a particular item. but i would suggest that before their time runs out, you notify me by voicing your request to ask the member of the public a question. for example, maybe when their 30-second chime is up, or when you can feel they're concluding their comments, to just voice your request for -- or to ask a question. >> commissioner moore: mostly, it is as conversations evolve, other people comment and a question may arise and you want to go back to somebody who already spoke. it is more than incident than in the moment to interrupt and ask. >> jonas: that, commissioner moore, procedurally with the technical capabilities before me are extremely difficult. all i'm seeing when the members of the public call in, it's a phone number and it's not even the entire 7-digit phone number. we're only seeing a portion of the phone number, so it would be nearly impossible for me to deter

soledad: wes moore, so nice to see you. if you are wondering how to get ready for the listening tour here is what we would like you to do. go to the project implicit web site, implicit.harvard.edu. take the implicit bias association test. we talk about the test on the show and explain why all of us have blind spots when it comes to race. the learning tour the hard truth about bias will live stream on matter tv october 8. >> how do you vote when you are 200 miles above earth? soledad: welcome back. have you figured out how you are voting, absentee, in person. four americans plan to cast a ballot while in orbit. they are astronauts obviously and pending no launch delays they will arrive at the space station between october 14 and halloween just before the election. according to nasa it is a pretty straightforward process by e-mail. before flying they fill out a federal postcard application which is the same form that members of the military use for absentee voting while deemployment. mission control e-mails them ballots on el

moore: thanks for having me. it is very exciting. like many other places in milwaukee and in the nation we are seeing an explosion of requests for absentee ballots. about one point 7 million absentee ballots requested and 1.4 million of them have been returned. of earlyry first day vote, we had 100,000 people show up in milwaukee. we are seeing this explosion around the state. concern because we

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michael moore, host of the are the rumble with michael moore pod cast and previously and prominently backed bernie sanders campaigning in the primaries. michael steele, of course, ran the rnc in the obama era. he's a lifelong republican who just formally endorsed biden for president shown here in this ad. good to see you both. i'll start with michael steele. is it okay to change your mind and hang out with michael moore? >> oh my goodness, yeah, absolutely. no, no, mike -- michael and i did a panel a few years ago with another host. we've been in the room together and michael and i will probably after joe biden wins go toe to toe over some big policy issues. you know what? that's okay. i'd rather have a tan go with michael over policy than over being an american and so i think that this is the important part of this election to me. this is about our citizen ship and who we are and michael moore and michael steele can actually come together around the principle idea of electing on american president, strongly put. i want to turn to you, this is something you've spoken about in '16 and

moore's question now. >> sure, commissioner moore. i've never been in receipt of any indication of adjacent property being developed into affordable housing. i learned about that today. >> you first heard that being mentioned? >> correct. >> i just wanted to have that out there. there is no answer. it would be of concern to me and i would (inaudible). thank you. great question commissioner moore. thank you for the answer, mr. christianson. based on the letter of determination, not dis qualifying the use, i'll be supporting today. >> commissioner diamond. >> i'm supporting the project and i'm not in favor of d.r. because i didn't hear any exceptional o or extraordinary circumstance which is the stand ar for d.r. >> would that be a motion? >> i just have a question to the project response o sponsor or t. this is 5,000 square feet and it looks fairly large. how many people or what is the capacity of this building? >> the project sponsor can speak to the capacity. clarify -- the proposed business is 2,500 square feet. >> i see, thank you.

moore: thanks for having me. it is very exciting.ike many other places in milwaukee and in the nation we are seeing an explosion of requests for absentee ballots. about one point 7 million absentee ballots requested and 1.4 million of them have been returned. of earlyry first day vote, we had 100,000 people show up in milwaukee. we are seeing this explosion around the state. concern because we know many of the voters in the city of milwaukee typically show up on election day. right now, we are making a big push for people to return the absentee balance that have not been returned, and because of technology we know where those absentee ballots are. we have volunteers from all over the country who are taking shifts, following people, urging them to youth yesterday ballots back to drop boxes that are all over the city. particularly in the city of milwaukee. many of them are at libraries, urging people to go and vote to avoid long lines. i am pushing out the message that even though we have photo , that a photo id, even if it is expired,

commissioner moore? commissioner moore you're muted. >> commissioner: move to approve with conditions. >> second. >> taking d.r. and approving with conditions? >> >> yes. >> very good. commissioners on that to take d.r. through commissioner diamond? >> what are the conditions? >> commissioner: it's a miss -- misstatement on my part. >> is the second amenable to that? >> yes. >> on the motion to not take d.r. and approve the matter, commission commissioners? [roll call] . the motion passes unanimously 5-0. administrator, what say you? >> can you hear? >> i'll close the public hearing on the variance and [indiscernible] >> commissioner fung, did you have a comment? >> >> no, it's not necessary at this point. >> all right. very good, commissioners. that will conclude you'r hearin today. >> commissioner: shall we have a drink? >> wouldn't that be nice. >> thank you. >> the historic preservation hearing for wednesday, october 21, 2020. on may 29, 2020 if mayor authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely.

moore: ok. so wasn't the theory of the case also that really the government thed provide things like cost-sharing reductions to make it more affordable and also the as weorridors so, provided enrollment to these younger people, the amounts of lost,s lost -- monies we would share in the cost that these companies endured? wasn't that also part of the theory? mr. slavitt: yes. rep. moore: where i'm going with this is when we talk about there being no intention of getting rid of coverage for pre-existing conditions, was it the theory of the case that we would be able to support people like me, who has cancer, because we are getting premiums and getting the mix? therefore, it does not work at all -- therefore, the math does not work at all when you take out the mix of younger people. so the notion mr. pope shared that younger uninsured people or, you know, we had -- the court just five years later said that the united states has to pay those risk sharing costs, because we had insurance companies all

commissioner moore?> commissioner moore: move to approve and thank you for president koppel's to have given us that overview. notwithstanding we're not supposed to do that [laughter]. move to approve. >> commissioner diamond: second. >> jonas: thank you. on that motion then to approve item 5 and 6 under your consent calendar, commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president koppel: aye. that motion passes unanimously. placing us under item 7, consideration of adoption of draft minutes for the october 1, 2020 hearing. oh, we should take public comment. members of the public, if you wish to submit testimony on the minutes, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to enter the queue. i see no members of the public requesting to speak. commissioners, public comment is closed and the matter is now before you. >> commissioner chan: move to adopt the minutes. >> second. >> jonas: tha

>> marcus moore in dallas tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> and on election night, abc news will be on the air, live coverage with our powerhouse political team. starts at 7:00 p.m. easterne, tuesday night, right after "world news tonight." six days to go. >>> the coronavirus front and center in this election. cases now rising in those 45 states. you can see there on the map. more than 72,000 new cases in the past 24 hours. more than 227,000 lives lost. and tonight, new guidance now with thanksgiving nearing. here's our chief national correspondent maments gtt gutma utah. >> reporter: tonight, the virus continues to race through the heartland. it took nearly three months to hit 500,000 cases. but that many new cases reported just the past week. utah one of 32 states the coronavirus task force calls a red zone. they're desperately short of medical staff here. so, you can create more beds but you can't create more doctors and nurses. >> right, we can't just make icu doctors, icu nurses or floor nurses. >> reporter: and for

he also happens to be host of the podcast "rumble with michael moore."ichael moore back with us tonight. michael, two points to be made here. i know you're only here because bill maher is in reruns tonight, number one. number two, i also know you to be a patriot who joins us in wishing the president well because we only get one president at a time. having established that, let's talk about pure politics, your stock in trade by day. what just happened to this race? how is this race different as we talk tonight than it was at this time last night, say? >> well, i think it's been pretty bad for donald trump for the last couple of weeks, going back to the story in "the atlantic" where he's quoted calling our soldiers suckers and losers, and then following through up the story about his taxes and how he only paid $750 in 2016 and 2017 and not much before that. so i think it was already going pretty bad. and then the debate happened, and, you know, people don't like bullies. they don't like that kind of behavior, and i think that -- i don't -- i mean i don't t

make sense of all of it carrie firestone is the ceo of reo asset management also with us today, kate moore, black rock's head of global thematic global team if you were looking for big tech to come to the rescue today, you're going to have to look somewhere else that is your picture right now with the nasdaq getting hit the hardest, down more than 300 points, 2 3/4% >> look, this is not what we wanted people like me have been talking about the broadening of the rally. you were getting that but this week you've had the down side, which we didn't want to see of tech giving up gains it's been the whole week, right. microsoft had a bad reaction to earnings having said all that, i don't think at all that you're supposed to throw in the towel on these big tech nailmes. i think their value iations arer the most part defendable and they're trading on lack of fiscal stimulus and the virus surging as it is on the earnings number if you want to take apple, there's a reason why they underperformed on iphone sales people are saving you for the iphone 12. and amazon, they have a quarter every now and th

and thank you for joining us tonight at 5 everybody i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne police say around 2 o'clock this afternoon. the hostage was released unharmed, but. >>at this hour. the gunman remains barricaded inside and negotiation teams are on the scene kron four's terisa stasio live for us in oakland tonight with the very latest to receive >>again we've got breaking news out here. we have heard through sources to kron 4 news that the suspect has been detained safely we're going to turn right now to the oakland spokesperson, local police department spokesperson johnna watson and the news conference. >>all right want to thank everyone for being out here

moore. let me recognize mr. doloff for his opening statement. >> good morning, chairman bera, chairman langevin, ranking members and honorable representatives. we appreciate the leadership you've shown on these important issues. thank you for inviting me here today to share how the department of state's bureau of international security and nonproliferation or isn works to address some of the most urgent and challenging biological threats to u.s. national security. i'm honored to appear before you alongside my colleague from the oceans and international environmental and scientific affairs bureau, and by my colleague from the department of defense. through diplomatic efforts and foreign assistance programs the international security and nonproliferation but owe works to prevent rogue states, terrorists and other malign actors from obtaining and using weapons of mass destruction. the international security and nonproliferation bureau has been working hard for nearly 20 years to address challenges posed by the full

we have the composer with us, grace moore. >> philharmonic musicians perform pop up concerts out of apickup truck. >> sometimes there will be a fire or a garbage truck is blocking where we are going to play. >> it's new york. >> world class players used to performing in stunning and pin drop quiet halls are instead, playing to the sound track of the streets of new york. sharing music in neighborhoods all over the city. in rain. or shine. the surprise concerts have hit a high note with audienaudiences. >> everyone listening to live music felt like the community coming together. >> and for the shy composer, sharing the music has allowed herrer to feel heard in more ways than one. >> music is universal. doesn't matter where you are, or where you are from, what language you speak, everyone can understand it. >> for cbs this morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> and that is the overnight news for this friday. reporting from >>> it's friday, october 23rd, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >> success is going to bring us together. we are on the road to success. >> i'm going to give you hop

todd: michael moore warning democrats they could see and upset again. "fox and friends first" on a busy friday continues right now. ♪ todd: we tried to think about the song and relate it to something in the political world. umbrella. it is really wet in new york. we all need umbrellas because it is raining cats and dogs. jillian: in this area it is. you did not want to relate that to politics in any way but you had to try. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: the rest of the show all politics all the time. donald trump and joe biden rallying voters in tampa. a midwest showdown in key battleground states today. jillian: the race tightens in milwaukee, no umbrella for griff this morning. >> reporter: good morning. thank god it is not raining because it is freezing in the candidates cross paths out here in a final midwest pushing states the couldn't of been closer in 2016. in wisconsin trump flipped that red by 22,000 votes. in michigan just over 10,000, trump won in minnesota where trump narrowly lost by 44,000.

tom moore. he was walking and i said ican tom moore. he was walking and i said i can walk as well.raised money for charity and like sir tom it has been recognised by the queen. with no immediate sign of an end to the pandemic, this list isjust with no immediate sign of an end to the pandemic, this list is just the start of wondering how covid heroes. anna collinson, bbc news. tennis, and the unseeded polish teenager iga swiatek has beaten the american fourth seed sofia kenin in straight sets at the french open women's singles final. adam wild has more. the paris autumn sunshine, a fitting backdrop for tennis' freshest, brightest talent. this is iga swiatek, unseeded, a teenager. herjourney to this french open final is unexpected as it has been dazzling. but even withjust 1,000 watching on, such occasions bring a unique pressure. how would she cope? well, that's how. swiatek fearless, unfazed. her opponent sofia kenin, only a little older but already a grand slam champion, still unable to stop swiatek taking the first set. from there she just got better and better. how do you stop h

and portrait of a hero at 100, sir tom moore, day.nd portrait of a hero at 100, sirtom moore, who day. and portrait of a hero at 100, sir tom moore, who raised millions for the health service inspires artists around britain to catch capture him on canvas. thanks for being with us. the fbi has announced the two countries, iran and russia have obtained details of the voters who have registered for the presidential election. 0fficial said it was an attempt to interfere in the election itself and said iran has been sending threatening e—mails designed to intimidate voters. here is the us director of us intelligence. we would like to alert the public that we have identified the two foreign actors, iran and russia, have taken specific actions to influence public opinion, relating to our elections. first, we have confirmed that some voter registration information has been obtained by iran and separately by russia. this data can be used by foreign actors to attempt to communicate false information to registered voters that they hope will caus

>> yes. >> i'm detective moore.nson. >> her close buddy and predecessor derrick johnson was by her side when she went to interview annie's friend jackson. he told them the same story that they'd been hearing all along, annie telling friends she was pregnant. nothing new. but then they asked jackson if he knew who l.j. was. his answer floored them. >> she would always refer to this guy as l.j., and i asked her, well, what's his real name? she said chris. >>> coming up -- a stunning revelation. was l.j. all along just annie's nickname for chris bagshaw? and a death on the road puts jaclyn's case in jeopardy. >> i lost any information i needed on that case. >> when "the girl with the red shoes" continues. it's still warm. ♪ thanks, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less, when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. yeah...uh... doug? [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has easy-t

tom moore. he was walking, and i, my son, i said i can walk as well.om moore, mr choudhury has raised money for charity. and like sir tom, he's been recognised by the queen. with no immediate sign to an end to the pandemic, this list is just the start of honouring our covid heroes. as always, this year's list features lots of names from across music, entertainment and sport — lizo mzimba has this roundup. leaves are another good one for the children to try. she's been potential as your taste buds for decades, now mary berry has received one of the country's highest honours. it's so exciting, and you feel very proud to be a dame is really the icing on the cake. maureen also becomes a dame in recognition of her charity work and an acting career that spanned everything from emotional dramas too much loved tv commercials. and says he's failed! there is a knighthood for entertainer tommy steele who said he was delighted to be honoured. the creator of the grange hilland honoured. the creator of the grange hill and brookside, phil honoured. the creator of the

either you listen to us or you destroy us. >> michael moore is joining me. good to have you back on the broadcast. let's take a look at this because this incident here that we just witnessed, this was the '90s of course, but some of the sentiments probably still hold today. first of all, how long have militias been around in michigan and were they always seen as a threat? >> well, white supremacist -- let me say this first of all about michigan because i grew up there and still live there. people in michigan, i mean in flint, flint elected the first black mayor in the country back in the mid-60s tod. we passed the first open housing ordinance. the uaw was one of the first to demand integration of the assembly line. so strong, strong history of doing well and treating people well. sadly though, since back in the '30s with father coughlin's radio show, it was the most popular radio show in the country demanding that we do not enter world war ii, that we be sympathetic to the germans and it was an awful white supremacist show that came out of a catholic church.

critics now ask is it the debates that need the mute button, or is it michael moore and the media? also to trump 2020 advisory board member harmeet dhillon, fired up that cnn is facing blowback for airing a leaked conversation secretly taped by a former friend, a former friend taped it and distorting what the first lady really said. what is the news value in this? plus attorney general william barr testing negative for covid-19 while senator mike lee tested positive. new document disclosures in the botched trump-russia probe and hillary clinton's plot to colleague it up to -- cook it up to begin with. house overnight and reform ranking member james comer on nominating judge amy coney barrett. and congressman greg steube from the house subcommittee on immigration and citizenship now breaking down how the u.s. is hoping with the covid crisis at the border as some 3,000 immigrants try to make their way through honduras to try to cross the southern border illegally or try to get through the ports of entry. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth macdonald. we've got a jam-packed show toni

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even michael moore is feeling a sense of deju-vu all over again. for the record, he was correct in 2016 at predicting donald trump would win. take a look. >> listen, don't believe these polls first of all. second of all, the trump vote is always undercounted. when they call a real trump voter, the trump voter is suspicious of the deep state asking who they are voting for. it's all fake news to them, remember. it's not an accurate count. >> sean: i have known michael moore for years. he is not stupid and he is on to something. both joe biden and president trump visited minnesota of all places. but remember, democrats, pollsters considered this a solid blue state. no republican won minnesota since nixon. but now the state is clearly in play. only one polling company got it right in 2016 and now showing a tight race in minnesota. just 3 points separates biden and trump. in pennsylvania where president trump picked up the firefighters endorsement the president has a 1 point lead. in michigan trump up over 2 points. and new tonight the president opened

moore, the gentlelady from wisconsin. moore: thank you so much, mr. chairman. again, i want to associate myself with the comments of anyone indicated how wonderful it is to have you as our subcommittee chairman. and we will continue to have good trouble on this subcommittee. i don't know where to start. i have such excellent testimony today, and i have so many questions, and i only have five minutes. i guess one of the things that concerned our members on the other side continue to sort of indicate or implicate is that the president perhaps has done nothing illegal. and the defense always is that people are entitled to be clever and to use the tax code to their benefit, and it doesn't necessarily mean that they've done anything wrong. and i can't remember who it was but gave a great example and i'll try to figure it out, taking something out on the street and throw it away, if you abandon it, it has one sort of tax treatment as opposed to whether or not you sell it for a dollar, and it's an entirely different tax treatment. and if you're clever enough to figure

joining me now is academy award-winning film maker michael moore.ing with me this evening, michael. first of all, your reaction to this latest event, i guess i can call it, of the president going for a ride, apparently leaving walter reed, returning to walter reed, as richard lui and i have discussed certain options here. what do you think we're looking at, as one that has studied and have dealt with looking at the various things this president has done over the last 3 1/2 years? >> i want those doctors. i want -- if i'm ever in the hospital with a disease that could be fatal, i want those doctors so that i can leave the hospital bed any time i want, get in an suv, go to shake shack, whatever. this is madness. this is so insane to watch that footage. i know we're going to watch it on a continuous loop for the next 48 hours, but that was just the craziest thing. there's no sound to it. somebody should put some marching band music, like a parade music under it. i'm sorry, i don't mean to be glib about this, but we are not being told the truth. zeke em

moore. we would from the deputy nonpreferred -- nonproliferation programs. he currently oversees a range of state department nonproliferation programs, including cooperative threat reduction and export control programs. recognize each witness for five minutes. without objection, you're prepared written statements will be made part of the record. i will first call on mr. laughter for this testimony. >> good morning. i too want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady. >> mr. oxford, is your microphone on? >> yes, sir. ? can you hear me better now i want to also extend my thoughts and perch of the president and first lady and all those impacted by covid-19. tonk you for the upper present on behalf of the department of defense and highlight some of the critical work we are doing. i want to acknowledge dod's sincere appreciation for the continued support that congress lends our mission. as the deputy assistant secretary of defense of defense for countering weapons of mas

moore, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on the motion to concur. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on the motion to concur. and as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? mrs. lawrence: mr. chairman, as the member designated by mrs. joyce beatty, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the mrs. joyce . -- beatty will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom delaware seek recognition? ms. blunt rochester: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yea on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina se

still unhealthy for san jose, liver moore. through tuesday as air quality will continue to suffer due the wildfire sploechblgt i'llfo. the forecast is coming up. back to you. >> thank you. california theme parks will have to bait even longer to reopen. criticism from industry leaders that may have led to the delay. >> a popular dining program expanding during the pandemic. why business owners say it's much-needed tool during this tough time. that story up next. >>> first here's a look at what's coming on jimmy kimmel live after abc7news. jimmy. >> thanks, alma and deon. you won't believe any of this. >> adam sandler, wherever you are, thank you slech. >> he's in philadelphia doing a movie with bron. to the best bargains ever at ross! yes! oh, yeah! yep. yesss! savings on savings on savings? that's yes for less. at ross. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our r

everybody, i'm pam moore and i am ken in a statement, stephen moore said over the last 5 days he's been working remotely and self-isolating. >>testing negative every day through yesterday. the statement went on to say today i tested positive for covid-19 and in quarantine that's a quote miller is now the 11th person to test positive in the white house meanwhile less than 24 hours after returning to the white house president trump has put a stop to covid relief talks on capitol hill causing the stock market to drop dramatically more now on it is happening in washington and the growing list of people testing positive we turn now to washington dc correspondent. >>trevor shirley with the latest river.

joining me now is the democratic congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin. she along with others helped introduce biden at a campaign event in milwaukee yesterday. good to see you again. thank you for being with us. what's the outlook for the next few days in wisconsin as far as you can see? >> hey, ali, we are voting in dignity and defines. i'm loving it. i'm having such a good time watching your guest today and latisha james, joyce vance. powerful women here. we were very disappointed of course in 2016 when we saw the vote drop in milwaukee in some areas as much as 43%. but we're on track now for having maybe a 70% turnout. >> wow. >> we have -- right. we have a couple hundred thousand votes banked already through early voting here in the city of milwaukee through early voting and absentee ballots that have been returned. and of course we only had 250,000 votes in the city of milwaukee in 2016 and already we have 200,000 banked with today and tomorrow left for early vote and of course the same-day voting. >> let me ask you about safety and security in voti

>> well, or you know, i hate to start off the program agreeing with michael moore, but i think i haveean, michael moore came out today and is talking about the fact that people support trump tend not to want to talk to pollsters, and that is exactly what i've seen. people are hesitant to go on record and to say where they are. the people have been chastised, people have been, you know, cancel culture and all this stuff that's going on. and people are kind of keeping their politics to themselves. and they're being very much undersampled, and especially the way these polls are done. with a live call, you have what's called the social desirability bias which is the tendency of a person to give an answer that they think will look, have them look best in the eyes of the person asking the question versus the actual truth. gerry: pollsters say they've corrected that, a a lot of them do internet polling, they saw they've corrected for that, and they've got these numbers right this time. you still think there is a very significant undercounted trump vote in these polls. >> well, if they had it

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