i want to bring in north carolina's congresswoman, renee elmers.e know that gop said something like caitlin jenner should be able to use whatever bathroom is appropriate. >> are you worried that a perception of intolerance of republicans in your state could cause the governorship. i think we are going to do just fine. i think the latest polling shows that governor pat mccory is going to win this race. richard burr will win the senate race and we'll maintain a public and majority. we must do everything we can to protect the rights of every individuals. our lgbt community is a vital part to all of our communities. i think donald trump understands that and he spoken well on that issue and he's shown on many instance that is he wants to make sure that the rights of every americans is protected. >> we know that donald trump called hillary clinton a nasty woman at the debate. we have brian bamdin backing of what trump had to say on fox news last night, i want you to listen to this. >> he called her a nasty woman. is that a appropriate? >> you know what?

let's discuss the state of play in the election with republican congresswoman rene elmers of north carolina, a very hot state in this election. she supports donald trump. congresswoman, thank you for hustling over here and being on "new day" this morning. let me ask you something -- >> good to be with you. >> good. always a pleasure. why support donald trump's suggestion that there is widespread fraud in this election? you have to know that there is no objective proof of any widespread fraud in any of our elections in the modern era. why support something that is so damaging to the process that is central to our democracy? >> well, i think what donald trump is speaking is that -- are the concerns of the american people when it comes to this process. and we're talking about the clintons, and we're talking about hillary clinton who is the most corrupt politician to ever run for office, especially the presidency. but here -- you know, i was just adding up some things on the way. i knew this was going to be one of the questions. just things from the media, 96% of the political contributions hav

let's discuss this with renee elmers. she supports donald trump.ood morning, congresswoman. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> what did you think of that moment? whichever way it goes he will accept the results of the election, election. >> he didn't answer the question like a slick politician, he answered it like a businessman who was going to have a contract. furthermore, i believe donald trump is going to win this election so i was happy to know that hillary clinton said she'll accept the outcome of the election and we can move on and get this country going in the right direction. >> congresswoman, she's nhe's nt a businessman, he's the republican nominee. he is actually sort of our time tested accomplishments in this country and that is the peaceful transfer of power. >> you know, but the thing of it is he didn't say he wouldn't accept the outcome. he said, i will let you know at the time. >> what's the difference? >> that, to me, is a very fair point. he went on to talk about the issues that america really cares about which is the econom

. >> i want to bring in republican congresswoman, trump supporter, renee elmers. >> good to be with you it would seem based on our polling and fox news polling, it would seem that the path to victory has gotten even more narrow over the past seven days. would you concede that point? >> well, you're giving me the poll information, but i also understand that 76% of americans say this country is moving in the wrong direction. i also know that there are thousands and thousands and thousands that are showing up at trump rallies. so it really juxtaposes, the information you're giving me in the poll data. i know what you're saying. we've got three weeks out and quite frankly, the coverage has been, the majority of coverage has been dominated by this discussion of donald trump. we need to get to the points of facts. we need to talk about which candidate here is going to move this country forward. >> so you don't even think we should be talking about these women coming toward? >> no. this is something that needs to be discussed, but when we're talking about the next president of the united state

we're about to discuss from the tarheel state representative renee elmers.ongresswoman, good to have you with us this morning. what is working in florida for donald trump? >> well, he's there in florida right now and i think there are a number of things that he is focusing on that floridians want to hear about that, quite frankly, hillary clinton is bringing absolutely no enthusiasm to. you know, her message of increasing taxes and moving forward with basically what we had for eight years under barack obama just isn't doing it. and donald trump is out there talking about the issues that matter. making sure america is safe. making sure our borders are secure. making sure that we're fighting isis and doing what we need to do to support our military and veterans. you know, obama care. this is a huge issue right now, as you know. people across the country are finding out what their premiums are going to be increased to in 2017 and, quite frankly, hillary clinton plan, which of course it was hillary clinton health care before it was barack obama's. you know, basi

i want to bring in north carolina republican congresswoman rene elmers, a trump surrogate.k that the system is rigged? and i don't mean the establishment and the media. donald trump is saying there's mass voter fraud. >> i don't know good there's mass voter fraud, and first, thank you for having me. let's remember that the 2000 election, we are still hearing al gore say that he really won that election. and that george w. bush stole it from him. so i know i heard it for eight years of the george w. bush administration. and we heard it as lately as the other day when al gore was on stage with hillary clinton. so this isn't an odd concept to think that an election could be stolen. but these are the things that donald trump is talking about. and more importantly, these are the things that the people believe. you know, donald trump is the presidential candidate of the people. he is not the presidential candidate of just republicans. he's talking to people across the country and these are the concerns that they have. >> but people across the country have concerned. they want cha

house, we have with us cnn chief political correspondent dana bash, congressman javier becerra, renee elmers, bacari sellers and alice stewart and david challion. dana, is there a path to the presidency for donald trump even with the wind at his back? >> there is. it's a very difficult one, as david just pointed out. everything has to break his way pretty much along the path to 270. i just came back from iowa last night, that is a perfect example that is a state that republicans have been banking on because it went twice for barack obama and they thought that would be a pickup it's neck and neck. it is possible but still very, very hard. what i have been hearing from sources on both sides of the aisle with regard to this fbi situation is that the more likely impact will be on the down ballot races that some of the races, sorry congressman, some of the races were also especially on the senate side breaking more for republicans than in the past and that this news is a reminder to people that they may want a check and balance and that that will help. >> is that what you think, congresswoman? >>

congresswoman renee elmers is on deck to talk about north carolina.he rebellion. come on artoo! ♪ artoo! welcome to the rebellion. ♪ this is for you. duracell and children's miracle network hospitals are powering imaginations everywhere. >>> welcome back. nearly 19 million americans have casted their ballots. pollsters say more democrats have made their pick in north carolina. with so many votes cast before this fbi announcement, what can donald trump do to make sure more people side with him on november 8th? joining me now is north carolina congresswoman renee ellmers. can donald trump do anything to turn the tide in the tar heel state? he's down about 2.5 points in the real clear average politics average of polls this morning. >> oh, absolutely. there again, obamacare is really the issue right now for north carolinians. you know, there are north carolinians who are opening their mailbox and getting their new premium increases for 2017, they are going up anywhere from 25% to 40% in north carolina. i've spoken to three individuals this week who were e