mr. shapiro.ouglas gansler, as you know, prepared a report on the state's e-mail scandal where public officials were caught sending obscene messages with state e-mail accounts. a scandal, which everyone knows as porngate, led to resignation of two state supreme court justices. current attorney general bruce beemer just said a few days ago that he wants to release this report to the public in about two or three weeks. do you believe that the public should be able to see this report before the general election? >> the e-mails should be released. period. and if they're not released before i take office, then i will release them. look, there's a deeper issue with these e-mails that i want the people of pennsylvania to be aware of. i think what it did was it highlighted the fact that there's a lack of fairness in our justice system today. it highlighted the fact that certain people in this commonwealth, according to the leaders of the justice system, count a little bit less. these were individuals who

mr. shapiro was also elected four times to the state

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mr. trump. melissa? melissa: adam shapiro there you go. we'll see fit is enough. connell. connell: we're getting closer to the election. donald trump's possible electoral paths are have been for some time quite challenging. his campaign manager however said today he still does have a path to the needed 270 electoral votes. karl rove does not see it happening. watch. >> he would have to not only win two states where he is either only slightly ahead or behind by four but he would have to pick up states where he is behind by at or above the national average. i don't see it happening. connell: with that, let me bring boris epshteyn into the conversation. he is trump campaign, senior advisor. >> good to see you. connell: i want to go through what kellyanne conway sent out in memo essentially was, what we've been wait forge in a while. we do a lot of speculation. what is the trump path to victory? she went through six states, okay? broaden out the shot here, say right up front, boris, you will not like this. this is done partially on purpose but not on top of our head. we call i

mr. trump 30 years ago adam shapiro at that event in florida. >> hey, neil. mr. will be here any minute. you talk about "the new york times" article and he addressed that this morning. let me read the first. the phony story and the fairly "new york times" is a total fabrication written by the same people about the last discredited story. he then went on to talk about the issue that was raised in "people" magazine article and he treated, with why didn't the writer of the 12-year-old article in "people" magazine mentioned the incident in her story? because it did not happen. we are in west palm beach and we spoke to about a thousand people, maybe more. we spoke to trump followers and they said these things are made up and fabrication or that it just doesn't matter. as they wait for mr. trump, the difference between this crowd and the crowd of hillary clinton gathering is very charged. they are passionate about their support for donald trump or at the clinton supporters are energized that there's just a level of energy that you don't see, at least we didn't see two

shapiro. reporter: good morning, nicole. good morning, were in. the rally of mr.uppters if it's anything like the rally we saw men they in san augustine will be a call to go to the polls. early voting began monday in florida and mr. trump told his supporters don't believe the polls which show him behind in certain states and slightly behind in florida. he said his supporters can still bring big tree to the campaign and win florida. >> the fact that the washington establishment has tried so hard to stop by a campaign is only more of proof that our campaign represents the kind of change that only arrives once-in-a-lifetime and it's true. reporter: donald trump supporters say critics don't understand why they are so passionate for the candidate. >> we are ordinary people. i grew up in a fire. she grew up on a farm. we know what it's like to be down and out. we are not educated. i went on the service, did my stint in vietnam. i am all in for it except for the military. the military to be that good >> the rally in sanford, florida is part of the strategy to appeal to h

mr. trump. politicians, even if they say they support him, they are staying away. >> adam shapiro, thank you. >>we learned about hillary clinton's private server, one of her staffers releasing all of her e-mails from when she was secretary of state. according to wikileaks, clinton adviser philipe rains brought back in march of last year, and i quote, "should just tweet. no need for this. happy for you to have what i gave state. if they can't, i will. bring a dolly." obviously that never happened. wikileaks claims to have obtained 50,000 and campaign officers and staffers said that they are bracing. in one e-mail, ed, alleged to have call for people in the obama administration to be fired. >> well, it's back and forth with the liberal think tank center for american progress. she's pretty fired up about that whole healthcare.gov problem, saying in an e-mail to john podesta, one thing i forgot to mention, i've been meaning to discuss, it was a strategic error not to fire anyone in health care and it's definitely fueling anger in the caucuses. hillary clinton just barely survived, of course, but had

adam shapiro is live in florida with the very latest from the trump campaign. adam? reporter: at the rally here before 3,000 people mrump called "the new york times" story a horror of lies and misconceptions. and he rallied his supporters to chant against the media because of it but here's mr. trump in his own words denying what "the new york times" reported today. the. >> these claims are all fabricated. they're pure fiction and they're outright lies. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies, and it will be made public in an appropriate way, and at an appropriate time very soon. reporter: mr. trump's attorney sent a letter to the "new york times" demanding they retract the article and take it off the website but "the times" responded saying nothing in our article has had the slightest, has had slightest effect on reputation that mr. trump through his own words and actions already created for himself. the first part of their letter said, quote, the essence of a libel claim is of course protection of one's reputation. mr. trump has bragged about his non-consensual touching of women. "new york times"

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shapiro. hey, adam -- oh, wow, you have got quite a crowd. >> reporter: oh, yeah. there's probably 4,000 people. you can see, let me just point you right up to the podium where mr. trump will speak about 3:00 this afternoon. this crowd has been standing in the hot florida sun for several hours. they're still coming in here, and they want to hear mr. trump's message about restoring the economy, talking about the failures of obamacare. these are diehard mr. trump supporters. trish: what are they telling you the most important thing to them? i mean, we've heard, certainly, in the polls that the economy matters, national security matters, but there's a kind of fanaticism there, if you would, for thousands of people that are pouring into this arena to hear him. what do they tell you matters the most? [applause] >> reporter: you know, it depends who you ask. i was talking to a woman earlier, elizabeth vaughn, who's furious with obamacare. her husband has cancer, and he's lost his insurance twice here in florida because of obamacare. and she was telling me the poor man is going through cream therapy and has to find -- chemotherapy and has to find -- penny, come here a

mr. trump they don't use each other's names too much back to have you. >> that there is as well adam shapiroami, a fox news poll out with less that about two weeks to go, until election day, the polls show this voters trust -- shows who voters trust to do better job of foreign policy immigration, terrorism, and the economy, trump leading only in economy column, by 4% joining us "national review" editor rich lowry the washington times columnist charles hurt good to see you both thank you so much is for joining us gentlemen charles with you what do you make of these numbers? >> moving you know, last week, donald trump was down by 6. in this poll, this latest shows him down by three shows considerable movement there in a positive direction for donald trump. but if you look at you know all the polls, it is pretty scattered and i think that it is probably a -- you know as i know you have a lot of people declaring the race right now for hillary clinton saying it is all over i think far too early at this point, i think that a electorate is hard to read right now i think it is not over and there is

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