mr. scranton and tate, but not without a pink, polka-dotted elephant. whew! well, we did it. [ sighs ] did what? oh, sometimes, you know, i think you're very vague, dear. well, now, all i have to do is put you to bed, change clothes, fix the refreshments, and -- oh, well, what's the rush? i have all of two minutes. samantha! [ trumpeting ] bad elephant. oh, really, aunt clara, why did you let it back in? i couldn't help it, dear. he was coming crashing through the window there, the glass, and i didn't know if you had it insured. aunt clara... aunt clara, that's it! w-w-what's it? oh, yes, well, i knew that from the start. they're crazy about each other. [ doorbell rings ] [ gasps ] oh, i wonder who that can be. oh, i bet it's mr. scranton. come on -- let's see if he'll follow tabitha into the den. come on. oh, w-wait a minute! wait for me! brace yourself, mr. scranton. you are about to see ounded. you stay there and play quietly, huh? now, i'm sure as long as they're both here, that they'll stay put, and there won't be any problem. now, um, aunt clara, i want

scranton. [applause] mr. biden: they ran against him in 1904 and accused him of being a mollie maguire.e wasn't but as we got older we kind of hoped he had in. all kidding aside, think about the struggles of the valley. what have they always been all about? they have been all about dealing with the abuse of power. whether it was the formation of unions or just demanding to be treated with dignity and equality. everything i learned at my father and grandfather's table was reinforced by my neighbors and friends i grew up with in scranton. i came back here all the time until i was 31-year-old. most holidays, my friends. when i came up to kick off hillary's campaign she asked me whether i would introducer to a town she already knew. we did then off the record stop after 3000 people at a rally. riverfront. i said, why don't you come to my old house on north washington avenue. the woman who owns that house has owned it for 51 years. i called and said is it ok for me to bring hillary by? so i did. you may have seen that on television. i wanted to get her a taste and feel for who we are. a remi

scranton. good morning, abby. >> good morning. to understand how mr. of a county that's gone democrat for 30 years. about what may have changed their vote to mr. trump good morning. you want some coffee? >> yes, please. >> they're putting me to work already this morning. we're going to be talking politics. pouring some coffee. >> a big happy birthday to maggie gyllenhaal. we all know here from the dark knight. happy birthday, maggie. she's 39. mr. clean gets tough on dirt and grime and grease in just a minute mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans 'em all mr. clean! tthe whitenessmy wasn't there as much, my teeth didn't look as healthy as others. my dentist said that pronamel would help protect my teeth. pronamel is giving me the confidence to know that i'm doing the right thing so it's nice to know that it was as simple as that. cartels, militias, terrorist groups. they all need a place to park their cash and cherna is their dirty little piggy bank. we're going to insert i

mr. trump, president elect trump out to the rest of the state, erie, pittsburgh, scranton, the other media markets around the state. we knew it would resonate. >> any other election day, the margin she did come out of philadelphia and the philly burbs with would have been enough but not on this day because you brought out people who frankly not all that active participants in the past. >> you're correct, michael. secretary clinton's numbers out of the philly suburbs were very strong. our numbers were stronger. we had incredible ground game. great with the pennsylvania party. republican party, nationally, we're able to get out the vote. and all across the commonwealth, we simply outperformed her. >> david, i remember, this is a role you used to play for arlan specter and never lost an election. what was it like to work for mr. trump? tell me about him as the candidate for whom you were working. >> president elect trump is an incredibly energetic campaigner. every time he came to the commonwealth of pennsylvania, didn't know when he was coming back next. granular in the knowledge of the comm

mr. trump won this election. what he did as you mentioned he was able to win every working class americans. i was in scrantoned to figure out where they got it wrong and move forward? >> when i go to diners, repetaedly, i gain weight they work us too hard. >> all goes to the hair. democrats ought to be looking very hard at their leadership because, lock, can you drive for significant stretches across the country now and not enter a blue controlled state and in addition, part of the problem for the house democrats is the republicans now control majorities of the governor's mansion and the state houses and that only worsened in this cycle for the democrats. and that controls redistricting and that controls the house races and that's barack obama was two years out of the illinois state house. when you are not producing that state level bench then i are not going to have a killing can' --a significant fie forward. >> they had their system sufficiently rig sod bernie sanders couldn't be there. where do they break? go hard left for sanders or able to maintain control in the middle. >> i think there is a lot of thi

scranton, the senior center. also with us is is political analyst, robert costa, from bucs county. thank you, all. mr. brady, i saw you put together the organization on friday. sxwl going to get 460 plus majority and carry the rest of the state to make pennsylvania in hillary's column. >> senator casey, explain to me the scranton thing. i bet you know why guys like us are for hillary, but also other guys like us are for trump. explain the trump phenomenon. he's in scranton tonight for a reason. why? he think he's getting a boost there. >> you can the county where i live, that's scranton. th it's more difficult than in some of cities. i think lackawanna county. her economic message is strong. but a lot of what we've seen across the state one of the reasons why you see some of this vote by some democrats is that if you look at last 40 years, wages are up in 40 years by 11% according to the economic policy institute, so there's an economic anxiety that sometimes he benefits from. he has no plans to deal with it. has not really addressed it. she's put forth a very specific plan for pennsylvania on manufac

scranton. >>> hillary clinton campaigns in ohio before returning to philadelphia for one final get out the vote rally, tomorrow night. the president and mrsama will be there too. democratic nominee stumped the man music center to are get out the vote concert featuring katie perry. >> to we do what we should, then on november the ninth, this coming wednesday, we can all wake up and say i'm going to do my part to make sure that america lives up to its promise to everyone of our people especially everyone of our children who deserve the chance to live up to their god given potential. >> and clinton introduced per hoy wore a special cape making her feelings known a ahead of tuesday's vote. >>> clinton also stopped to have coffee in west philadelphia, couple local contest winners inn their guests had a cup of joe at this coffee and tea house. making the round. >>> charges could soon be filed against person who stole three lap tops from the clinton campaign volunteer. philadelphia police recovered computers stolen from a car in northern liberties. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on the case. >> reporter: friday around 9:30 p

with a big crowd in scranton and predicted i clinton with that star-studded packed crowd at independence mall. she had bon jovi, she had bruce springsteen as well as the president and mrs. obama. and a key area for people to watch here is these philadelphia suburbs. they've historically gone republican but the changing demographics make this an area either candidate can win and for trump this is especially important. republicans usually have to to win this state, amy. >> all right, eva, that's of course, why we saw melania there last week, robin. >> we'll watch those all night long. >>> outside to lara and michael now. >> thank you so much, george. also here this morning our campaign reporters who have been on the trail since that very first day traveling almost 2 million miles combined. we're going to talk to them in just a moment. but first let's take a look at what they saw behind the scenes. from twoew >> i am officially running -- >> i'm back. >> to one seat in the oval our tireless abc campaign reporters have been there for it all following the two candidates still vying for your vote. >> to think that from that escalator we have gone two iowa, new hampshire, nev