if you think, trump supporters may be ashamed to say something to eye polster, what does -- a polsterwhat does that say about them supporting his businesses, are you whackin waln public. neil: you know, a lot of people, it is not cool to support him or you remember, 1980, a lot of people can't admit i am ron add reagan. >> i voted for anderson. neil: there is a shocker. >> it goes both ways. a silent majority for trump. and a silence majority for hillary clinton. which is bigger? i don't know. when you go to a red state like texas. if you come outside i'm with her, the hate is huge. it goes both ways. neil: are you surprised it turns out a lot of violence at trump rallies might have been inspired. >> yeah, that -- >> serogates. >> i would not say serogates of hers, who they worked for it as a contractor. neil: progressive groups who came. >> it is bad no mete matter wha. >> when you look at this race, you see some a lot of donald trump and women, and accusations fair enough. no same zeal in media that i've seen to go after wikileaks. >> come on now. neil: i'm telling you a fact. >> le

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. >> journalists, polsters and t latest woman to accuse him of sexu assault. >>> and a man streaming his murder spree on social media. >>> and glaring headlights on some pick ups. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne marie green.weeks befo election and donald trump is assault. in florida early voting began yesterday. both donald trump and hillary clinton are campaigning there today. good morning. >> reporter: and it is safe to say the sunshine state is a must win for trump after a round of new polls put previously red states in play for clinton. trump was in attack mode. he capped the second day of a three-day push through florida railing against obama care premiums set to increase by double digits by next year. >> it's over for obama care and hillary clinton wants to double down and make it more expensive. >> reporter: at a round table, he fwlablasted preelection poll. >> they call them dark polls. they are phono polls put out by phoney media. against the latest woman accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> and she's a porn she's

. >> his other targets, polsters and the latest woman to accuse him of sexual assault. >>> the search grows for the man accused of streaming his >>> and a new study highlight as glaring problem with headlights in some popular pick ups. ? good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news head quarters here in new york. i'm anne marie green. just two weeks before the election and donald trump is lashing out at the polls, the media and those accusing him of sexual assault. today the focus is on the in person early voting began yesterday. both trump and hillary clinton are campaigning there today. roxanna, good morning. >> reporter: it is safe to say the sunshine state is a must win for trump after a round of new polls put previously red states in play for clinton. on monday trump was in attack mode, starting with obama care. donald trump capped the second day of a three-day push through florida railing against care premiums set to increase by double digits next year. >> it's over for obama care and hillary clinton wants to double down and make it more expensive. >> reporter: at a roun

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the polster are saying hillary is up across board. is it five points or is it 7. she's doing that democrat get elected with her.r. she's trying to get out and make sure people receipt. i a agree with brendan. he's right.he we don't have any disagreement there.ment however, while polling is veryvy accurate, in this season it's also strange in that you have a couple of major polls, two, three or four that show thisw thing a dead heat or a plus twos to trump and these aren't political polls. these are reel polls. pol this is a strange polling season and i'm starting to wonder on he -- we know trump underreported. we just don't know by how much. is it going to be half a percent half percent. > we talk about swing states like florida, okay, marco rubio who is running once again, hegan wasn't going to run, now he's on the ballot again. it looks like he'll have the edge. we're looking at florida, one state that is now on our minds. people are paying attention to utah. texas is, i still don't believe as a democratic activist. on the senate side look at roy blunt of miss s

i think it's important for him to focus on the obama care melt down, lead polsters to polling. if he wants to point to anything, point to tom cotton winning by 17% two years ago in arkansas and mitch mcconnell winning by 13%. nothing predicted to anything that close to that kind of landslide. i learned, trust the real clear politics average and campaign on the issues. >> what do you think was, i hate to take you down a rabbit hole you don't want to go down but why was the race underpolled? why was mitch mcconnell underpolled? >> i think state polling is more difficult than national polling. i've tried to clear it up. the bigger the sample, the bigger it is to model a turn out. every six years on an off year is a real bust. but cotton won by 17 points. brad of "politico" pointed out to me the last poll showed him winning by 8 to 10. but three weeks out they thought it bass a dead heat and cotton wins by 17 point. it does give you some pause at polls. >> tad, i don't understand. two weeks to go in the polls, why doesn't trump say the following. if you like the way things are goin

disagree, the fact that you have a -- number of democrats in sampling, shows that it random, they want polsters, they -- you have too many democrats more than there should be in population of sample. >> final word. >> skewing the data, they are misrepresenting the information, and abc news, is owned by disney, bob iger, a big hillary supporter, their thumb is on the nail with the news. >> that is -- we don't know that at this time. hillary campaign manager, was pressed by chris wallace about wikileaks this weekend. >> these are stolen documents, stolen by the russians, confirmed from john podesta, they are put out for this purpose. >> you know -- can -- can i speak to that. because, you know, the trump tax returns were stolen as well, when they were mailed to "new york times," you did t did not object to, that you jumped all over it. >> we don't know. >> it was clearly stolen. >> we don't know. >> and do you think that trump had given then? >> i don't know, i don't know how they got to the new york times. >> i'm saying, if that -- if we're looking at fruits of that theft, i will call a theft, f

. >> reporter: when a polster wants to know what america is thinking, these are the men and women who pick up the phone and ask. >> which one? >> reporter: they are the voices on the other end of the line. >> we have a site here and another site in pennsylvania, up in redding, pennsylvania and another site in another state. >> reporter: a national firm with an office in this none descript one story building in allentown, pennsylvania. where callers ask people to share their views on issues, events and elections. >> the latest national poll shows the race is tied at 46%. >> how is business this year for you? >> election season is a good season for this season. a lot of interest in polling and no downtime. this place is fully booked. >> reporter: the results of this cbs news poll, which ran five days and randomly called 13,000 people to get 1700 willing to answer questions, made headlines the following week. >> it shows hillary clinton leading donald trump 41% to >> 45% of trump voters say they are very enthusiastic about voting. >> reporter: sarah dutton helped craft the more than 60 q

claiming that polsters are sampling more democrats than republicans, and points to investor daily poll. it has donald and hillary clinton leg-locked 41% a piece, is it over or just getting warmed up? we ask tonight's party panel, julie banderas is back and better than ever. >> and nasty. kennedy: i like it. >> michael malice is here with a lovely lapel pin, and andy levy, welcome back. is this race over. >> yeah. >> yeah away over. i wanted there to be a electoral tie to make it more stupid. it is over. trump is the worst presidential candidate of my lifetime. i was alive for richard nixon. that is going to be a blood bath. at least with people like goldwater and mcgovern it did not get them anywhere but they were men of conviction, trump has no convict, just a blob whose only ideology is wanting people to think he is a strong powerful man, which he ain't. the question is how far over. kennedy: i think that trump has a purpose at this time in history. i have said before, i think he is a react to obama. i think that hillary clinton is an abho abhorrent candidate, she is morally flawed.

one of her long time supporters, a top democratic polster, a very respected man, doug schoan is now withdrawingport from hillary clinton. he wrote an article, he said, i'm a democrat. i work for bill clinton. but i cannot vote for hillary. he went on, i am now convinced, so important, so important, because our country has enough problems. he said, i'm now convinced that we'll be facing the very possibility of a constitutional crisis, with many dimensions and you know this is so true, consequences, should secretary clinton win this election. in other words, we're going to be tied up in court for the rest of our lives with this deal. she is not going to win the election, but i'm just saying. if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation, likely followed by the trial of a sitting president, this is -- this is just what we need. just what we need much let me tell you. the way life circumstance they just -- life is. one e-mail. being classified or confidenc confidential, i guarantee therare many, thank you huma . do you think right now that hillary clinton is happy with

. >> journalists, polsters and the latest woman to accuse him of sexual assault. >>> and a man accused of streaming his social media. >>> and glaring headlights on some pick ups. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne marie green.weeks befo election and donald trump is lashing out against the media and those accusing him of sexual yesterday. both donald trump and hillary clinton are campaigning there today. good morning. >> reporter: and it is safe to say the sunshine state is a must win for trump after a round of new polls put previously red states in play for clinton. trump was in attack mode. he capped the second day of a three-day push through florida railing against obama care premiums set to increase by double digits by next year. >> it's over for obama care and hillary clinton wants to double down and make it more expensive. >> reporter: at a round table, he fwlablasted preelection poll. >> they call them dark polls. they are phono polls put out by phoney media. >> reporter: trump hit back accusing him of sexual misconduct. >

no matter what people tell polsters, obvious they don't want the pollster to know anything about theiritics. they consider it an invasion of privacy. in most cases the undecides at this late date, half of them aren't going to vote. that's been the tradition for many, many years. half of them don't show up. the half that do break in about the proportions that the electorate does as a whole. maybe, maybe this controversy -- this controversy may add a point or two to trump. we'll have to see. i want to let it play out until wednesday. >> so you think it's more impactful that people will not come out to vote, that they will basically lose interest because they are angry about this as opposed to say i'm going to come out and i'm going to help hillary clinton. >> yeah. i think sinkly at this point you're not doing to have more than a handful of people switching from clinton to trump or trump to clinton. really, how could you? it's such a stark choice. maybe there's some who will vote for a third party candidate instead. i think they will either tend not to vote or skip the presidential conte

the poll polsters say donald trump has gained and hillary clinton as met and they're in the 59% rangest of the polling was done before the news broke on friday that that the fbi is looking at i'm i'ms they may be pert inept or not be pertinent to the e-mail investigation of the secretary of state, hillary clinton. let's bring in tom bev vein, -- bevin. the polls are interesting. starting with florida. the new "new york times" poll which includes october 25th to the 27thing has trump 46, clinton 42, chills barely ever so barely outside the margin of error and your real clear politics average has trump 48.8 and clinton 44.3. so, five-tenths of a point. have half a point. where is florida now? >> i think it's an absolute point off. we have varians three or four polls show trump with small lead, few polls show clinton with the mall lead. the average has trump up less than a -- if guess half a point, and so it really is a coin toss. it's going to be -- i hate to say -- hanging chad but could be that close in florida. >> another one, north carolina, think personally -- i don't know as much

joining us to explain the results, polster frank luntz.ou thought pence lost the first debate and the group you had there. let's go to the issue of the interruptions. very early on, i wanted to throw a brick through my television because of the interruptions. let's play the tape. >> heavy-hand aid proeed approa. >> i do want it get back to the question at hand. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> praise vladimir putin as a great leader. >> we do have that coming up here. >> in the meantime. >> she add clinton foundation accepting contributiones from foreign governments. >> donald trump -- let me talk about this. >> senator, i think i'm still on my time. >> isn't this a discussion? >> let's talk about this -- >> and let me interrupt you and finish my sentence if i can. >> hillary clinton failed to renegotiate status of forces -- >> no, that is incorrect. >> we remove all of our troops from iraq and -- >> i would like to move on to the -- >> i would like to correct -- >> president bush -- >> that was not good. what did the audience say?

. >>> for more on this, we are joined by democratic polster and senior political strategist and gop strategistr president george w. bush. good to have you both here. jessica, let me start with you. obviously, all of this points to a cozy wall street relationship with hillary clinton. and you know, her concerns about saudi arabia and qatar and yet did nothing at the sort of open level to try to blunt their inflini influence in the world. as a matter of fact, bill clinton got a lot of money for speaking there. >> i take your point. there is no doubt -- >> that's at the heart of the question of the issues. >> obviously my perspective is these are separate issues. as you said just now, clintons wouldn't want the e-mails out there. this is a private e-mail. we know the sausage making is never particularly attractive. i would say things especially about what she had in wall street speeches are hyped up to be more than they are and 22 days from the election i don't think that voters are as concerned about what she supported tpp and when she changed and if it was if she wanted more votes. she needed m

shocking polsters in so doing. they say easing punishment at least 220,000 people have died in more than 50 years of fighting. >>> the greenville news of south carolina reports on the death of a 6-year-old shot at his school. jacob hall was finally remembered by town residents during a church service last night. he was wounded on wednesday along with a teacher and another student who were released from the hospital. the accused gunman is a 14-year-old boy. >>> the "orlando sentinel" reports on two people hurt at e-cigarette explosion. a man and a 14-year-old girl were on the hogwarts express train ride on saturday when the e-cigarette or vaporizer pen malfunctioned and created a fireball. they were both treated. >>> pope francis says catholics should study, pray, and vote their conscience when choosing the next president. he said he would never interfere into a campaign but criticize donald trump earlier this year and says anybody who builds a border wall is not christian. >>> they are asking for him to release new

>> yeah, that comes with the territory of being a polster. both sides want to posit think you're wrong. the winning side doesn't want their voters to be kocomplacent. hillary clinton needs younger voters and that is a turnout issue. and democrats will rely on the turnout. >> can he turn it around. >> can we talk about texas? early voting has begun. what are we seeing there? >> texas is a great story for underperformance. with college educated white voters, with white men and white women. now, donald trump is still winning them, but he's not wing them by the kind of margins that republicans typically do. and that has made the race close. do i think -- >> latinos? >> and who he say they are motivated, that they can't wait to vote. so you get that part of the electoral all for hillary. >> is it within the margin of are error? hillary clinton can outright win texas, but the closeness tells the story. >> i think it's interesting because i think that texas stays republican, but i do think it's interesting about how that state could trend purple in