the fed indicates by checking the box. >> and as the fed's check each polling place with that smart phone applications the relatives are track work back at the election center there is realtime account of polling place. >> the correspondent is able to access the fed court tool it lists the fed's team and all the tasks the fte is in favor of completing as the fed checks off picking up they're bags and dropping off ballets and transfers the fed's quotient seize in realtime as the tasks are checked off by the fed's and this allows the fed correspondent to track in realtime all the fed's work in the field. >> perhaps things are going smoothly out at your polling place. >> those are the blaults. >> the fed's checked in and a all is well. >> this is the precinct. >> there the city more contract with the department of the election back and city hall proactively checking in with the polling place throughout election day. >> the voters turn out call serve that group of 10 coworkers is calling outline polling place to see how many voters. >> my name is joshua josh is this 33718 percent i'm cal

she is still losing the in dependence and in the polls. re over 55 percent and more than 60 percent of the country says that she is dishonest. these are problems that are going to dog her and the other thing that i would mention is if you look at the daily tracking poll, she started eight points away and similar trend in the la times and why are they important, they're likely voters and there's an important difference. >> yeah, there are debates when you look at the polls because when you look at the regional polls that he brings up. >> you're going to see them get up and down. >> you see that the election is not tomorrow and there's plenty of time to get it. the big difference in donald trump's mistake and hillary clinton mistake, the media jumps on it and some rightly so. other times i think that it's bias. the mistakes have cost lives and national security potentials as well. there's a very very big difference. yeah, it's short circuiting and she is getting caught up and trying to recreate and at last a big problem and people do not trus

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according to the marist polls, since the conventions, her numbers have gone up while his has flatlined. marist polls earlier in week show showed clinton surging in ohio, iowa, and pence as well. she and her husband had an adjusted income of $10.6 million and paid 35% to the irs. they donated $1,420,000 to charity. trump says he won't release his tax returns because he's being audited. the clinton camp released a web video of republicans complaining about it. >> we'll only real know if he's the real deal or a phoney if he releases his tax returns. >> the last 30 to 40 years, every candidate for president has released their tax returns. and i think donald trump should as well. >> reporter: with the republicans increasingly rattled by trump's rhetoric and disorganization, rnc chairman reince priebus campaigned with him today in pennsylvania, while their staffers discussed ground game tactics. trump wants the party to set up headquarters in all 50 states, despite the pre-existing agreement between the rnc and trump's campaign to have half that many. rumors raced through washington this wee

tend to tell us what is happening and they tend to, the very last polls between -- before election day tells us who will win. >> ginger gibson, the reuters poll shows that donald trump is struggling and yet it is only mid-august and we have seen historically that things can change pretty quickly. >> i think gary johnson made a excellent point when he said that the debates are the super bowl. they can change. that is the next inflection point. we look at trendlines and the trendline is very bad for donald trump. it is going to take big movement for those trendlines to be altered. right now we are not seeing that happen on the campaign trail. frankly most americans are not , paying attention there more excited about michael phelps winning a gold medal than they are about watching a campaign speech. i think it is good to be those debates and for that reason, it -- if donald trump opts not to participate, that could be detrimental. he would list the stage to move the numbers in the operas of direction. >> david is gary johnson ready , for this moment? he has been getting a lot of media

for comparing the trends in the individual polls. p can be up in the "new york times" polls, because it always tends to have good numbers for trump. it wouldn't be as meaningful as the abc poll or nbc poll. >> we do have standards for these things. for example cnn doesn't report online only polls, they come from people who are going to opt in, because if you're motivated to take a poll online, it means you're probably more motivated than the average socievoter. >> if you look at those polls, they might suggest that he's done by 5 or 6 points, and the telephone polls show he's down about 8 or 10 points. >> are you surprised that some have suggested that donald trump that someone might not want to admit to someone that they support trump, but on an online poll, they'll be more likely to tell the truth? >> the online bombs did a better job in predicting the brexit vote. but the primaries pegged trump about right. in fact a little bit high in some states like iowa for example. the focus is that it's hard to reach minority voters on the ph

that's the common message both out of the pennsylvania polls we are seeing and the virginia poll thatut with today that showed clinton up by eight. if you look at southern virginia, southwestern virginia, central virginia, donald trump is not doing as well as he needs to in the working class areas. he's not doing as well as he needs to in the suburban areas. he's not doing what he needs to to set up a coalition of working class voters to help him win in the rust belt and economically depressed areas. that's the common thread in the polls. the campaign certainly hasn't done the kind of things that suggest changing things up. he's said in recent interviews he plans on very much continuing the same strategy he used before. >> that's not what he's done. i know you have noticed it over the last two days. doesn't matter what happened with the foreign whatever that maps, here is what we are going to do about isis. it was on script and message. since then he's been on script and message. i feel a narrative turn, you don't feel it? >> i don't think he's willing to pull a total 180 in this camp

post part the polls were accuratethe primary. we're dealing with modern technology, problems with cell phone usage, ate, but the polls are pretty uniform in terms of the major national respected polls that are not online and that are not just like click here type of polls where you don't even know if people are being double counted. >> i wonder, were you able to catch the donald trump speech today and if you thought that was the ever advertised and long desired pivot that the right had been wanting to -- the establishment wanted? >> i caught a little bit in your green room as i was being made up and it did strike me he had very -- more presidential sounding tone. didn't hear -- correct me if i'm wrong -- didn't hear any off the cuff remarks that stole the headlines from what was supposed to be the message of the day. the question, as it has been for months now, is does he read from a teleprompter one day and then takes -- makes a comment the following day that takes away or steps on that message? but he did say some o

the only way it can be proven is where you exit polls compare the results of the exit polls to the actual results on the machines. the other way it could be prevented would be to allow a third party, truly unbiased, to look at the software before the voting begins. i wrote an extensive peace an extensive peace on this -- the stanford university study showed the voting machines were rigged against bernie sanders in many states. anybody who believes these machines cannot be rigged easily and have not been rigged easily by the party in power is being naive, in my opinion. you can take a $15 device you can get at best buy and vote multiple times. this is a real issue. we live in a technological age. these machines can be rigged for a desired result. the precursor to that, of course, is to inflate the polls so you create an expectation and you make the machines reflect that outcome. when reuters got caught red-handed inflating the sample on the democratic side to enhance a lead by hillary clinton, it is evidence to me that this may be what is afoot. guest: there have been a lot of reports abou

up in that poll by 10 points. clinton and the fox poll no longer trails on compete trace on who is more honest and trustworthy. the trend is not just national, but in four new key state polls that says trump has mentioned as key to his victory vision. donald trump: we have a lot of states in play. they will degrade in michigan. they will be great in pennsylvania. in new hampshire on leading by a lot. and i'm going to win in florida. john: how is trump actually doing those things? one has wanted up by six points in florida. wbor has her up by 17 in new hampshire. a poll by frank brandon marshall says 11 points in pennsylvania. in michigan, clinton is beating trump by 10 points according to a detroit news survey. michigan is not a must win state for trump, but this could foreshadow some real problems for trump in the midwest, the rust belt and other states with large suburban populations. only 65% of strong republicans in michigan are supporting the party's nominee. that is most prominent in the servers around detroit. libertarian

in florida, hillary clinton, the latest poll, leading by six. in michigan, the latest poll, hillary clinton leading by nine. in pennsylvania, the latest poll, hillary clinton leading by 11. in new hampshire, clinton leading by 17. 17? when you're losing that bad, after the conventions are over, when you're losing that bad in all of the swing states after the convention, not to put too fine a point on it, but if you're a presidential candidate, you have to change that. that's an emergency. swing state numbers like that, in all the swing states, that's a five-alarm fire. if you're running for president,

up in that poll by 10 points. clinton and theox poll no longer trails on compete trace on who is more honest and trustworthy. the trend is not just national, but in four new key state polls that says trump has mentioned as key to his victory vision. donald trump: we have a lot of states in play. they will degrade in michigan. they will be great in pennsylvania. in new hampshire on leading by a lot. and i'm going to win in florida. >> how is trump actually doing those things? one has wanted up by six points in florida. wbor has her up by 17 in new hampshire. a poll by frank brandon marshall says 11 points in pennsylvania. in michigan, clinton is beating trump by 10 points according to a detroit news survey. michigan is not a must win state for trump, but this could foreshadow some real problems for trump in the midwest, the rust belt and other states with large suburban populations. only 65% of strong republicans in michigan are supporting the party's nominee. that is most prominent in the servers around detroit. libertarian candi

poll. but catch this one. the latest mcclatchy poll is even more dire for trump. publican nominee is down 15 points. not just double digits but closing into 20 points against clinton.

what is not there is that all the polls being conducted right now have done, and clinton and on the second or third question will ask what happens if you add johnson to the mix. right now we are pretty solidly in the 10% range. 99% of the media just reports the top two lines. what you have is a majority of people in this country don't know there is a third-party candidate. i believe if my name was just included in the top line, i would be at 20%. i and bill weld would be at the 20%. a lot of that having to do with the discontent of donald trump and clinton. bill weld and myself, libertarian candidate for president. we will be the only third party and all 50 states. >> with some new polling numbers just out today. >> governor reuters with the , poll numbers out this afternoon found clinton at 41, trump at 35 and you at 7% and jill stein at 3%. that is half, less than half of the 50% mark. what can you do between now and september to clear 15%. how are you reaching out to disaffected republicans. 35% is pretty low for a republican nominee. gov. johnson: over the last month, our numbers have

and as you can see---the polls... were much different than our presidential preference election in november.e seemed a bit like a ghost even the candidates... are heading to the polls...you may have run into arizona senator john mccain and his wife, cindy this morning. just over the 101. may have run into arizona senator john mccain and his wife cindy this new york. mccain is bracing for a tough election in the general. polls have showed him with a comfortable lead for today's primary. >> we're very comfortable about forward to moving for the election in november. this group of young people has certainly inspired us. >> mccain expects to face democratic congressman ann kirkpatrick in the fall. >> before the general election mccain faces a challenge from kelly ward. check out doug ducey, entering a polling station. the republican, like a lot of people didn't have to wait in any lines to vote today. very thankful that we did not have the same problems that we ask during the presidential primary election that we had in ma

are probably more useful in terms of information and some of the state polls. ink the trend nationally is pretty clear. you begin to see a filter down hhen you start having polls wit hillary ahead in georgia and arizona. this is a national race and it's hers right now. 2016 so far -- i hope it will be in mark halperin's next book -- the polls have been right. i went around for a year in 2015 saying everybody ignore the polls. trump can't win. tok: guys, we are going talk about races we come back with bill caret and ed rogers after this. hohey s w'oiit ghong, estcak ?hoestcak .th hohelais p hceotas hkecatcak hyso wn' aret't ey llsekeg lica hotkes? cwithstomcain business tean fid wi, pro cthey bould e.ju ddst aus a czetomid ey age yltowiour rofi pas splgeh pa an u'd yo 'll year cusomerer wheie thesr ey a aredylrea -ju ddst aus a czetomid ey age on dheiresevic pas splgeh pa .or upder . 'its hare tstn jui, wif c itelan howp grr younebusiss. u y'don'e t se ethat dveryay odintrg ucin pwifiwiro, fi hthatelyorow usur bs.ines ascomct .ness t builbufor sssine jennifer jac

it's what we keep seeing in the polls. visceral, the distaste that a lot of these women had not only for donald trump but also hillary clinton who they just see as corrupt and sort of not relateable and full of scandals. one woman actually said she's swept so many scandals under the rug they can't even lay the carpet flat anymore. there is just a real distaste out in the country with voters for both of these candidates. >> so having heard that, at the end of the day we always see suburban moms are always going to vote risk averse. the end of the day, so even there is such dislikeability on both sides, my theory is that those women the end of the day when they -- nothing to back this up -- are going to go for the safer choice because trump is -- they'll take untrust worthy vs. scary. and i think that's what's going to push it. do you agree with that theory? >> yeah. i think you're absolutely right. that came up in the conversations with these women. as much as they don't like hillary clinton, they don't want her in their ba

the polls to be relied upon will selected based on the quality of the methodology employed, and the polling of identify organizations well in advance of the time that the criteria are applied. i don't have the actual polls themselves in front of me. perhaps they haven't been selected yet. but go ahead, ed lopez. >> so i think that raises the question, you know, what media looking at andy what other polls should they be looking at? conductans are going to their internal polls. for example, we saw a great outcome for gary johnson in in that particular district.nal ive is thebject siev sieve criteria? need toomething we research, to say we want these guys in the debates. james.s go to toms river, new jersey. supports hillary clinton. james, good morning. >> good morning, washington journal! good morning, john, and good morning, ed. i'd just like to bring up the fact -- this is my opinion, naturally -- that when the country,c runs the they always run it better. no doubt in my mind about that. i'm 72. i remember dwight eisenhower, a republican president. and nixon, he was a pretty fair republica

the polls are not lying, donald trump is losing. david: right. if you look at all the data and look at the historical record of the data, we can be pretty confident that what the polls are telling us today are correct for what is happening today. what does that mean? it means trump is losing to clinton. we have seen a spate of national . -- national polls. he is losing badly, and in some cases -- one of the biggest misconceptions the voters have, maybe because they want to believe so badly that their side can win is that somehow the polling is not telling the whole truth, whether on purpose or accidentally. otherlook back at elections, whether 2012, 2008, 2004, we have found that the national polls tend to tell us what is happening, and the very last polls before election day tell us who is going to win, and that candidate has one. steve: ginger gibson, the reuters poll shows that donald trump is struggling and yet it is only mid-august and we have seen historically that things can change pretty quickly. ginger: i think gary johnson made a excelle

deep in the polls. people, does he have the character, the temperament and the judgment and experience to be president. donald trump last night in new hampshire realizing perhaps that the clinton campaign is trying to disqualify him by pushing him across that line, fires back. >> unstable hillary clinton. and you saw that. you saw that where she basically short-circuited? the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short-circuit up here. okay. not as your president. remember, isis is looking, folks. this stuff is so amazing. it amazes me, actually. honestly, i don't think she is all there. >> now, this is -- that's trademark trump. it is part of the reason he is the reaspublican nominee for president. up until this past week he was competitive in the election. we'll see if the polls swing back a bit. to your point about the economic speech, what the establishment is mad about is he keeps promising to be more disciplined to say, i'm going to change washington, i'll get you a job and the

but should he heed the mess and these polls? >> the trump train is not derailed but it hit a rough patch. he leads by 8:00 with independents. but because he's continuing to say dumb things over time, hillary clinton has been able to make this election a referendum on donald trump's fitness to be president. they don't see him to be the same way. if he wants to regain the lead in the polls and become the next president of the united states, he will have to make this a referendum on hillary clinton. right now it's all about donald trump. charles: we have seen a number items that were low-hanging fruit for donald trump. the break-in-her emails. the topic always comes back to thing that aren't necessarily critical. i understand the trump campaign and donald trump himself say the media is setting him up. but it takes two to tango. >> any good campaign has talking points based on their surrogates. trump barely talks about the fact that the dnc is pretty much under assault and in crisis mode over the course of the democratic convention.

that must be the center of our narrative in everything we do, from the polls to the pulpit to the pews must line up on this accord. and we are suggesting that we must have a linguistic liberation that separates -- separates -- capitalistic ideals from language that appears to be faithful. we are suggesting that you are not right religiously based on political parties, but you are by following the mandates of scripture. we are suggesting that you cannot be faithful to the word without being faithful to those that the lord came to serve. thank you. [applause] >> now let me welcome pastor michael harrison to talk about the amazing work he is doing in ohio. reverend harrison: thank you. i have been privileged to lead a group of faith-based organizations and workers. this year, and our response to the attack on voters rights, it it is our goal to register over 200 thousand people in the state of ohio, and as of today, we have already registered 135,000. but registering them is not enough. we are going to turn them out to the polls this fall and beyond. it is our plan to knock on every voter

in 2012, the black panthers at polling facilities. ave seen it time and time again. >> oh, come on. >> acorn, do you remember the far left group? >> the black panthers, a small group of people outside a polling station? that's an example of cheating? >> every vote counts in this country. it is intimidation. yes. >> so when donald trump talks about getting his supporters to monitor polls, is that intimidation? >> not monitoring polls. he wants law enforcement at polls to ensure things are -- >> doesn't he have a thing online on his website for people to sign up? >> he's not advocating people go there with their guns and intimidate voters. he's saying be on the lookout for voter fraud. it has happened. >> john? >> there is no question that there is voter fraud in america. it is a joke that it is 2016 and we do not require people, you need a license to own a gun, a license to drive a car. you don't even have to show i.d. to vote. it is absolutely a fact there is voter fraud out there. for anyone to insinuate otherwise is completely naive.

i don't know, he failed to mention any of the polls today. you know that first 20 minutes of the trump rally that's about the polls, that wasn't about the polls today. i can't figure out why. >> it must have slipped his mind. i'm sure he'll get back to it in the next rally. actually, i don't think he will once the polls completely turn around. look, what has happened is the -- both conventions and, certainly, the aftermath of the conventions have, in total, been pretty disastrous for donald trump. he got arguably a bit of a bump from his convention. he gave it all back and more than the democrats had a very good convention, hillary clinton got a bounce. and thecn donald trump, over th last several days, with his inexplicable reaction to the khan family with, you know, kicking the baby out of the press conference, refusing to endorse the speaker of the house in his primary. i mean, all this stuff has not only raised questions about his suitability as president, but raised questions about his mental competence and that's not a good thing if you'

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>> yes, start paying attention to the polls now. ariance from poll to poll, but there is a general picture emerging of a clinton bounce, and not so much a bounce but whatever the opposite of bounce is for trump this race is clearly in the 7%, 8%, 9% range. that is a meaningful number at this time. and again, i should stop making predictions this year. but i can't imagine that changing very much before the debates in september. mark: without improvement, worst case for trump. joel benenson told me he thought donald trump floor is we see him 40. below 40. is it possible that in this polarized country that the republican nominee, again, worst case, no trump comeback for him, that he can do worse than 40%? >> well, what's interesting in the polls is all the polls basically agree on their horserace number, but when you look at the internals they have , some disagreements. one of the ways the polls differ is how loyal republicans are. and in some of those polls you see trump starting to dip below 80, closer to 75 among his from republicans

the poll numbers a great now, but the poll numbers that matter are the polls in november. that's getting people out to the poll to vote. there is so much that's happening with voter suppression. why? because that's the only way the republicans win, if they close the tent, reduce the tent, keep voters away from the polls. we're not going to be fooled. the bad week for trump, the good week for clinton, that's fine. this week. but we're focused on a grass-roots game to get people to the polls. this election matters too much. >> andre, you talked about -- jason, i'll come to you. andre, another poll, battle ground states. that's the ones they care about. it's a state by state election, not a national referendum. florida, clinton plus six. michigan clinton plus nine. pennsylvania, a key state you have to win clinton plus 11. new hampshire, clinton plus 15. i know that there is a reuters poll that's an internet poll you like to talk about. general speaking it seems to be an outlier. the polls are not good for you. >> the single most important number to keep in mind is that 70% o

now can the campaign stop his slide in the polls? he can hire and fire anybody he wants from his campaign. they can make him read new words from a teleprompter. but he is still the same man who insults gold star families, demeans women, mocks people with disabilities, and thinks he knows more about isis than our generals. >> let's get straight to cnn sarah murray with the very latest on the trump campaign shake up. >> reporter: well, don, it certainly is rare to see this many campaign shake ups over this short amount of time. but donald trump's campaign doesn't do anything by the book and sources say he was very frustrate woud with the directif his campaign and decided over the weekend he wanted to make that change. and that's why we're seeing stephen bannon come on and kellyanne. this is a chance for him to go back to the basics, hold the kinds of big rallies he really thrives on and to go with his gut. but when i spoke with kellyanne conway tonight, she was careful to say that he would be talking about issues, obama care, national

at least -- charlie: the polls were pretty even. he betters who couldn't believe they pulled the plug on that. liz: it's a fox business * team. garygar.gary: we'll see you nex. liz: bye. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the battle between hillary clinton and the mainstream media against donald trump and our middle class is escalating. tonight it's clearer than ever that the republican nominee is caught in a bitter battle against not only hillary but the establishment, the mainstream liberal media, the radical left, the globalist establishment, foreign gofs and radical islamists as well. nearly all of them however are in a panic about the possibility donald trump will become president of the united states. so president obama chose to

>>reporter: generally very quiet across the board. this polling place downtown packed during the presidential primary back in march 2 incidents, a big issue this morning at the polling place in glendale high school, voters showed up to cast ballots but poll workers weren't there. the county recorder had to send staff. they got up and running within half an hour. never showed up. that does happen. no word on what went wrong and in south phoenix police lockdown tg bar elementary school to search for domestic violence suspect. the search over the polling station back open again. remember places close at 7 p.m. tonight. >>> in the race for maricopa county sheriffs democrat paul penzone running unopposed that four caes >>> joe dana continues team coverage live from republican headquarters. >>reporter: the incumbent six turn sheriff joe arpaio expected to make an appearance republican party headquarters sometime after 7:00. arpaio's most prominent challenger, long time law man and former police chief dan saban. two goals joe arpaio with a comfortable le

rich, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying the polls are wrong. hink that they are a lot closer than they appear to be. i mean, i think you have to go in and look at the cross tabs. you have to figure out where it is -- why is it that hillary is still less than 50% in the majority of the polls? if she is spending millions and millions of dollars, i have seen estimates over $100 million to zero dollars, and still can't break in to the double digits ahead of trump, then they need to be worried as well. >> the findings have been pretty robust across all polling as chris referenced earlier. in the battle grounds states have actually shown 8 9, double digit point leads which suggest that maybe that advertising is having an effect. so, again, i don't think there is any percentage for the trump campaign to deny what's going on. they need to go out and fight better. and if he has weeks like he has had this week where he hasn't had any unnecessary controversies besides the trump shootup. can find a bottom and maybe begin to gain some ground. >> for a guy ke

he talks about the polls all the time. he cannot be in denial. dones one or two as being off -- he can denounce one or two polls as being off, but this is a body of data derivative of a successful democratic convention. he has august to fix it. bumpu will always get a coming out of your convention. but the other bad news is to crater in a historic way at the same time your opponent is rising. the problem here is that these numbers can lock in for a long time. he might not be up to move them in an appreciable way until the first debate. that is a month away? these are bad. the national number is big and it shows that trump's floor is lower than we thought, but the state polls and these attributes where clinton had a lead on trump -- i would be freaking out if i were in the truck campaign. mark: they have money now. do you want to spend money on august advertising to fix your poll numbers in august? john: when everyone is watching the olympics? mark: probably not. this is scary for republicans. it is given the never trumpers a big "i told you so" mo

according to the marist polls, since the conventions, her numbers have gone up while his has flatlined. marist polls earlier in week show showed clinton surging in ohio, iowa, and pence as well. she and her husband had an adjusted income of $10.6 million and paid 35% to the irs. they donated $1,420,000 to charity. trump says he won't release his tax returns because he's being audited. the clinton camp released a web video of republicans complaining about it. >> we'll only real know if he's the real deal or a phoney if he releases his tax returns. >> the last 30 to 40 years, every candidate for president has released their tax returns. and i think donald trump should as well. >> reporter: with the republicans increasingly rattled by trump's rhetoric and disorganization, rnc chairman reince priebus campaigned with him today in pennsylvania, while their staffers discussed ground game tactics. trump wants the party to set up headquarters in all 50 states, despite the pre-existing agreement between the rnc and trump's campaign to have half that many. rumors raced through washington this wee

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the polls are bad and it's not just a poll here and a poll there and jeff sessions says some are up and down. right now at this moment in time they are all down for donald trump. >> i speck today with the director of the franklin/marshall poll which is pennsylvania. >> that's the 13-point margin poll. >> and by point of disclosure i'm a franklin marshall alum here and dr. terrell madonna has said to me that absolutely donald trump stands a chance at winning pennsylvania. it's august and it's early. i certainly remember the michael dukakis lead of 17 points in the gallup poll in july of 1988, and i went back and took another look at jimmy carter according to the gallup poll going to defeat ronald reagan by 12 or 13 points and these polls particularly at this time are irrelevant. when we get to 48 hours before the election. that's another story. >> the rallies, basil are packed. look, you have that core base who are never going to change their mind no matter what, but there is something to be said when the national headlines are about chaos in the campaign in des ash disarray and the melt

can we trust the polls and will donald trump change his temperament? arcastic side of me says donald keep the style that's gotten you into double digit deficits since the republican convention. the sad truth is, he's incapable of changing. as hillary clinton said, there is no other donald trump, this is it. the problem is, we have been talking about pivots since april. the sad truth is, he can't change. his base, you heard it from gina, the base loves this style. the problem is, it's repulsive to most voters. in the primaries, the more he was on the two, the better he did. in a general election, it's different. he doesn't realize that. the more he's on the air, the more he turns people off. we saw that from the republican convention. the problem is, it's too late. the things he said, the ad about kids watching tv and mocking the handicap and so forth. they are out there. you can't destroy ever piece of tape in the world. >> he knocked out 16 people in the primaries. >> among republicans, you know, half republicans believe barack obama is a mumuslim, bor

i think the polls certainly at the national level, we've got a pretty robust amount of polls and some got a decent number of polls, pretty significant amount of data which i think you can rely on. it's some of the states where we don't have a lot of polls where i think we have to be a little more worried. stuart: six point lead for hillary in the real clear politics poll right now. tom, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: a couple of video shots for you. a skunk got a cup stuck on its head. the police officer wants to help, approaching gingerly. grabs the cup. [laughter] a smart man. and a man drives a truck into the nose of a plane. strippings down to his boxers, rams it into the cockpit. the man is in custody. and obamacare, people with no coverage. we're on it after this. >> affordable. there's a reason, affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. [ yes. yes. ] uhhh, you're really getting the hang of this. anncr: want feedback that helps? verified reviews. another reason to join angie's list for free. this new ac guy is not that good. no he's not. a

feingold held an 11 point lead in the poll three weeks ago. monmouth university also released its poll of wisconsin voters. the race for president had results close to the marquette poll. clinton had a 43% to 38% lead over trump among likely voters. the race for u.s. senate was much different. the monmouth poll showed feingold leading johnson by 13 points among likely voters. of nearly 5%. wisn 12 is teaming up with the marquette law school to host a live debate between johnson and feingold. upfront host mike gousha will moderate the 90 minute discussion. you can watch it live tuesday night, october 18 beginning at 8:30, right here on wisn 12. libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson will make his first campaign stop in wisconsin tomorrow night. johnson will hold a rally at serb hall on milwaukee's south side. the rally starts at 7:00, doors open at 6:00. kathy: new at 6:00, the governor calls for an investigation into the state's largest veterans home. the call comes just days after quality of care at the home in king in north central w

the polls.t's what's going on. >> david, i just named three. i have a list of 20 year. >> go for it, eric. you're not changing any minds. >> do you know what these are? these are pay-to-play. this is what happened. >> according to eric bolling. >> no. according to many people. >> okay. name your people. >> i would love to see an investigation opened up so that law enforcement can get involved to decide whether pay-to-play. >> sure you would. and that's why. >> i have a hunch, when you keep reading into these you might find they may also be legally pay-to-play which is breaking the law. >> of course they might. they might not. but the fact of the matter is law enforcement is perfectly able to look into any of this and hasn't. what does that tell you, eric? they are not running a campaign the way donald trump is. >> you know what it tell me? >> trump is losing campaign right now. >> ask the question why haven't they? maybe they haven't yet. maybe they are doing it right now. we don't even know abo

start paying attention to the polls now. nce from poll to poll, but there is a general picture emerging of a clinton bounce and not so much maybe a clinton bounce but whatever the opposite of bounce is for trump and this race clearly isn't in the seven, eight, nine percentage point range, and i think that is a meaningful number at this time, and you know, again, i should stop making predictions this year, but i can't imagine that changing very much before the debates in september. >> without improvement, worst case for trump? someone thought trump's score was 40%. we see him in some polls below 40%. is it possible in that polarized country the republican nominee again worst case, no trump comeback for him, that he could do worse than 40%? >> well, what's interesting in the polls is all the polls basically agree on their horse race number but when you look in the internals they actually have some disagreements. one of the ways that the polls differ is how loyal republicans are. in some of those polls, you see trump starting to

the king of polls. member the whole thing was getting through the polls getting the information for it to count. i hate to admit this, but there were times at night when to get the last poll person counted, even if it they hung up, i would give them a fill in demographic information. >> fudge it a little. >> so i look at the polls with a healthy grain of salt. >> good thing she's not doing the polls. now we can trust them. >> i just want to be honest. >> one thing that's really key is there have been no debates yet. i think the debates are going to be super bowl events in some ways because so many people are going to tune in. it's going to be a time for donald trump and hillary clinton to showcase what they can do. one-on-one, it's going to advantage hillary clinton because she can go after him and see whether or not he can stand up to her and whether or not he can continue to be presidential. but on the other side, if he can be presidential and not go below the belt and show republicans that he can be p

i hear from a lot of trump supporters who don't buy the polls. they don't think that he is trailing. even though it has gotten tighter nationally, where do you see the race now in those important battleground states? >> so, breath, like three weeks ago all the pundits and reporters were saying look at the polls, race over. he can't recover. now that the polls are tightening particularly in states like north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, we see these tightening of these races in these swing states that they don't want to talk about the polls. they sort of want to talk about the weather and the back-to-school sales. i think that tells you something. what we see in the polls, emerson college released several battleground states. we see within the margin of error within michigan, pennsylvania and ohio. in those states which is incredibly important we are leading hillary clinton among independents in each of those states. according to the memoer son college poll in ohio we are leading by 7 points in make or break state of ohio. we are thrille

when you averaged all the polls together. he was ahead by about a tenth of a point in the average of the polls. at this point in 2000. four years later, 2004, president bush got the second convention, got a big bounce out of it. two weeks after the last convention, bush was up five and a half points when you average the polls together. fast forward to 2008, after the last convention, two weeks after it, barack obama was ahead of john mccain, his margin was 1.9 points, an average of 1.9. four years later, the last presidential election before this one, in 2012, two weeks after the last convention, that was the democratic convention in 2012, president obama was leading mitt romney. the average margin, 3.1 points. so that's where every race since 2000 has stood at this exact same moment. that was the margin for the leading candidate. and now we can give you a number for right now. the polling has been bad for donald trump in the last two weeks since the democratic convention ended. and right now when you average them all together

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