scott clement is polling manager for the washington post. he is joining us on the phone. thanks very much for being with us. >> good to be here. >> first of all, explain this 50 state survey, what you were looking for, and what you found. >> there were a handful of state surveys done by all types of firms. during on-line polling company survey monkey, to conduct a really massive survey. the largest we've ever done. over 74,000 registered voters across the country, which gave us the ability to look at the vote in every state, but also how subgroups are voting in different states. we can look at men and women, whites and non-whites and other groups and help to piece out the way the dynamics of the election are playing across the country. we found a number of surprises. one of the big themes that this year has been how there's been a deep division among whites by education. with college educated whites. particularly being repelled by trump, but college agrees being more supportive. we definitely see that throughout the data, but it's particularly notable in places like the u

reporting ofand scott clement available online and in today's newspaper. the q4 being with us. scott: thank you. bomb blasts hit kabul, afghanistan this week. , a look at the political and security situation of high give -- in afghanistan. after that, president obama and laos. after that, senator tim kaine campaigns in north carolina will supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will talk to first-year students at towards town university law center tomorrow. watch live coverage at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> at c-span.org, you can watch our public affairs and political programming at your convenience on your desktop, laptop, or mobile device. here's how. look on the video library search bar. type in the name of face beaker, sponsor of a bill, or the event topic. results list of search and click on the program like to watch or refine your search with our committee-search tool. our homepage has many programs ready for your immediate you and such as today's washington journal or the events we covered that day. c-span.org is a public service of your cattle -- cable or satellit

. >>> joining us from washington polling manager for "washington post" scott clements. >> scott, scottng me out here. >> not just him. me, too. >> so you have clinton leading by four points or more in 20 states with 244 electoral votes on her side. trump leading by four or more points in 20 states with only 126 electoral votes. 168 up for grabs. but here are the numbers that are just mind blowing in a lot of these states. this race is so close. in wisconsin, clinton up by two. in florida, clinton up by two. in colorado, clinton up by two. in michigan, clinton only up by two. in arizona, clinton up by one. in north carolina trump tied with clinton. in george, another tie. mississippi, deep south so tight. trump up by two. trump up in ohio. trump up by three. even texas is closer than expected. this is -- what would dan rather say. >> tight as a tick at a thanksgiving dinner. i don't know what he'd say. i'll call him afterward. these races are tight, scott. >> they are extremely tight. the midwest are some of the biggest surprises, a number with leads in pennsylvania, she only leads by f

states to find out what each candidate needs to do to get there, the research and reporting of scott clement and dan along with the mount washington post is available online and in today's newspaper. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. for campaign 2016. >> i will be a president for democrats. >> we are going to win with education in the second amendment. ahead live coverage with the presidential and vice presidential debate. the c-span radio app, and c-span.org. and c-span.org. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate. . . between hillary clinton and donald trump in las vegas nevada on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate. listen live on free cspan radio app or watch live on c-span.org. >> joining us on the phone and this back to work week with congress is up cusack, editor-in-chief of of the newspaper. thanks for being with us. >> thanks steve. >> as your colleague writes today at the hill.com, capitol hill resembled a ghost town for the past two months. that all changed today. >> definitely. members are coming back into town and a

the research and reporting of scott clement available online and in today's newspaper. thank you very much for being with us. scott: thank you. >> a bomb blast hit kabul afghanistan killing 35 people. a look at the political situation in afghanistan. after that, the author talks about his new book, the long game, how obama defined washington. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> i will be a president for democrats, republicans and independents. >> we are to win with education, the second amendment, we are going to win. >> live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate live from new york. on tuesday, october 4, vice president of candidates, mike pence and tim kaine debate at longwood university in virginia. on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, taking place at the university of neva

clement. badgers missed the extra point, but are now up 13-3. the uw cheerleaders loving it. third quarter now. michigan state with the ball, but running back l.j. scott gets hit and fumbles the ball. leo musso scoops up the loose change and heads the other way. check out his spin move along the way. a 66-yard fumble return all the way to the bank. badgers surprising the spartans on their home turf today. even with a number of starters out, including kicker raphael gaglianone, his replacement andrew endicott did miss an extra point, but nails this 41-yard field goal. the badgers kept clawing at the scoreboard. after another spartans turnover, clement scores his second touchdown on the day. this one a five-yarder in the third quarter. clement with 54 yards on the day. overall a great game for the , badgers defense, inlcluding pewaukee native t.j. watt. he finishes with six tackles and two and a half sacks. badgers remain perfect on the season and win their big 10 opener on the road. the final today 30-6. >> it was a great, great job by our o-line, by our receivers, a win and you know, just focus on every play and that's what we , did. >> i believe we m

scott grodsky, cbs 58 sports... way too close of a call for bucky badger today... it took this touchdown from alex hornibrook to kyle penniston to help wisconsin escape georgia state. state.corey clement was out for the 23-17 win. and in chicago, the brewers pounded jake arrieta and the cubs - ryan braun hit two two- run homers, and topped that with a grand slam. slam.brewers win 11-3. they're won four of their last five against the cubs. 3

clement taking the had just succeeded in getting body cam a legislation passed in response to the walter scott case. police brutality has always been woven throughout the story of civil rights and the struggle for equality in america. this issue is as old as policing in americaa. >> amy: and walter scott was stopped for a traffic stop in a police officer blew him away as he ran through a park. it was only caught because of bystander flipped open his phone and started to film. we will continue to cover this. , thank you for joining us, artists and activists from charlotte, north carolina. vince warren is executive director of the center for constitutional rights. and rashad robinson is executive director of color of change. he has launched a petition titled "terence crutcher died for being black and that officer betty shelby." when we come back, we look at the global refugee crisis. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to the meeting of 193 member states of the united nations for th