he insists on not being in the same state or room with him but not unendorsed him.nately for paul ryan, donald trump who comes unhinged easily reacted as if paul ryan unendorsed him but is good for paul ryan. i'm happy paul ryan decided to treat trump like a zika mosquito, avoid contact your will be infected. i don't know what's going to happen after november 9. i don't know math well, that's why i went to law school, but do i know enough math to know that in order to be a viable party to win the white house you need 50% plus one. if the republican party breaks into pieces, we have less of a chance of that happening than we do now. we have got to figure out a way to move forward, to reconcile, rebrand, reunite, because this country needs two healthy parties putting out solutions, trying to solve the crises that we have. this dysfunction, this reality show that's politics must end. we as voters need to demand better? here's a question i have for you then because i do not have the opportunity to sit with many staunch republicans who openly admit to loathing donald tru

is this going to mean a second unendorsement? >> reporter: we're seeing a flurry of these reversions, mostly because there's been a blowback for those who have unendorsed trump because trump still has as a lot of hold on them. and paul ryan he had a conference call with donors at 9:00 tonight to talk to them and hear some of their frustrations at the highest level of the donor class, so you're seeing it from some donors and goes all the way down to grassroots. >> all right. stay with us, nicole, you're reaction? >> you know, i talked to two folks inside the trump inner circle, both of them in new york trying to figure out how to respond and i think it's more than likely that he is going to war with "the new york times," right now he's in a hot war against hillary clinton, against bill clinton and his trespasses of the 90s, against all of the media and against the republican party, so you know it's an interesting reaction. i'm not sure that he has as a lot of other options. i would say that our culture, our media culture is differ

>> see, i honestly, reverend al, i've been trying to understand why they don't unendorse him. if they have any integrity, they would. you have to ask yourself, i've been asking myself, i've been asking my now leaders around the country, my staff, what is going on in the minds of paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and quite frankly what i'm hearing back is, look, these are men that already have supported viciously anti-woman policies. so maybe it is not that much of a stretch for these men to stand next to a man who engages in this misogynistic and assaultive behavior towards women since paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and mike pence have all promoted policies that absolutely harm women's well-being and their health and very often their very lives. >> let me bring this up. this data. because an election forecast shows if only women voted, hillary clinton would sweep the electoral college. and if only men voted, trump would win. we have seen some on the right have jokingly called for the repealing of the 19th amendment which really gave women the right to vote. what do you think of all

now he has unendorsed trump.more turmoil in that campaign. >> is that causing him a problem or how does that play here? >> i think it is yet to be determined. polls on either side some show it is a loss. the republican ones show it is not really net loss for him. democrat commission polls show it is a net loss. i think it will be a matter of over the next couple of days or weeks are people still angry. we saw him booing him when he was unendorsed. is that going to wear off? are people going to go with him anyway? >> las vegas knows donald trump. he has a building here. how does that play in that senate race particularly? >> i think the unendorsement. we haven't seen how it is going to play out but that is something that is really haunting on. >> what other issue besides donald trump and hillary clinton and their appeal is driving that senate race? >> i think jobs especially and women's rights. i think it is something that it really attacked him on is his stance on planned parenthood and a few issues. >> as you lo

have won ohio on the coattails of rob portman the senator who has done great organizing, he has unendorsed him in that state but republican national committee says pause or stop its operations to help donald trump. donald trump department have >> dickerson: no ground game. >> he was relying on the republican national committee. >> dickerson: entirely. a governor all of that disgusting language, you now have a party that has abandoned the presidential nominee and that is historic, and it could lead to a landslide election. >> dickerson: and the ground game being those people who knock on the doors, get the people to the polls, that kind of thing. >> and the disconnect between the grass roots trump supporters who are not all republicans and not always been regular participants in presidential election and the fund raisers leadership is again cracked wide open. by this. because they are -- the grass root trump supporters largely, anecdotal conversations i had all weekend are going to ride this out because they still believe that trump is their best option to change the system and attack what

sources on the call revealing ryan was forced to reiterate he won't unendorse trump after facing backlash from angry house members. >> i think we came away pretty united. >> how do you talk about unity when the house speaker isn't going to campaign with or defend the party's nominee? >> he's still endorsing him, very unusually and i think paul ryan is trying to make the best >> reporter: ryan's making official what it appears he'd been doing all along. focusing only on gop control of congress. even as trump today tweeted ryan shouldn't waste his time on fighting the republican nominee. senator richard burr, up for re-election in north carolina, won't betting it's better to stick by trump's side. >> if we don't allow somebody to be forgiven, who's going to forgive us? >> reporter: all of it illustrating the gop dilemma. -- or back him and hope to hang on if he loses. now growing fears it is not just the senate in danger, but the house too. >> it's time for republicans to hit the panic button, because trump could drag them into the political abyss. >> reporter: the republican national commi

can any of them go for the very rare endorse, unendorse, endorse, unendorse. >> as a matter of personalesponsibility. they go no longer no longer no longer support donald trump. ridiculous. paul ryan invented a new category of thing called endorse but won't defend. like that's impressive. like that settles it, man. what are you doing? and i get all these people make excuses for paul ryan. he is in a difficult position. who cares? there's no excuse for supporting this person. he is terrible. he was terrible before a wave after wave of accusation of sexual assaults. what is going on? by the way, by the way, a lot of these people were like, i'm going on write in mike pence. i'm going to write in huckleberry finn. really make a point. okay. they were equally bad six months ago. and we haven't learned anything new about hillary clinton. who she is, that's baked into the stock price. every day with donald trump is a new horror and still they krnlt bring themselves to do right thing. i'm bothered by it. >> i can see that. you about you remain a straight shooter. thank you so much. >>> coming u

it early on in the debate but also decided, you know, why distract from a parade of republicans unendorsing their own nominee? beyond the battleground map a to include kansas and nebraska, they think that the battlegrounds math will stay essentially where it is, which is find fine, because she has a path to 270 just within that map. so strategically, they say they aren't changing much, although obviously this was great news for them. >> dickerson: 270 being a magic number on the electorial college, you have been on the phone dialing around, bob, what have you heard a? republican, i have talked to probably 1 12 republican senatos yesterday or their representatives. i couldn't find a single one who now thinks they are going to win. they were saying things like look we realized a couple of weeks ago that we were not going to win, but now we may win -- we may lose by historic proportions something that will, one person said to me yesterday that could affect the republican partyor generations to come. i am not sure the republican party is going to survive this. one republican party chair said th

have won ohio on the coattails of rob portman the senator who has done great organizing, he has unendorsed him in that state but republican national committee says pause or stop its operations to help donald trump. donald trump department have much of a ground game anywhere. >> dickerson: no ground game. >> he was relying on the republican national committee. >> dickerson: entirely. a governor all of that disgusting language, you now have a party that has abandoned the presidential nominee and that is historic, and it could lead to a landslide election. >> dickerson: and the ground game being those people who knock on the doors, get the people to the polls, that kind of thing. >> and the disconnect between the grass roots trump supporters who are not all republicans and not always been regular participants in presidential election and the fund raisers for the party and the party leadership is again cracked wide open. by this. because they are -- the grass anecdotal conversations i had all weekend are going to ride this out because they still believe that trump is their best option to chang

the first sign of a little bit of difficulty, he unendorses. i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people. that i can tell you. >> mccain's a brave man. >> including paul ryan. >> he's a brave man. >> including ryan. especially. >> i got that. >> let's bring in cnn politics' mark preston to talk more about this. >> yes, donald trump saying neither paul ryan nor john mccain are very loyal. in fact, are running for the hills at a little sign of trouble. in fact, last night, he went directly at john mccain. let's hear what donald trump had to say. >> mccain was desperate -- >> let me ask a question. >> no. he was desperate to get miy my endorsement. i gave him the endorsement because he needed it for the primary. he ran against a very good woman. i feel bad i gave him the endorsement but that's okay. he easily wins his primary, he easily wins his primary and all of a sudden he does the unendorsement. >> he doesn't like the tape thing. >> give me a break. he's never heard salty language before. john mccain who has probably the dirt

but now he's unendorsed trump.here's just more turmoil in that campaign. >> is that causing him a problem, or how does that play here? >> i think it's yet to be determined. there's polls on either side. some show it's a wash. the republican ones show it's not really net loss for him. democrat commissioned polls show it is a net loss for him. so i think it will be a matter of, you know, over the next couple days and weeks, are people still angry? you saw people booing him when he unendorsed trump. is that going to wear off? are people going to, in the end, go with him anyway? >> yeah. colton, you know, las vegas knows donald trump. he's got a building here. he's been here. how does that play in that senate race particularly? >> i think like michelle mentioned, the unendorsement, we haven't seen how it's going to play out. but that is something that -- >> what other issue besides donald trump and hillary clinton and their appeal is driving that senate race? >> i think jobs especially and women's rights. i think it's

what does it mean he's not unendorsing?re's no change in status of his endorsement quite yet, mark, at this point in the game, 30 days out. >> look, walking a fine line. what i think needs to be put into context, paul ryan's number one job, make sure there's a house majority. paul ryan's one job not to get donald trump e lect donald trump elected him -- people angry, shouting, i bet the majority saying we're doing what we want. leave it on this, talked to a gop strategist. what do you do about trump? concerned? the gop strategist, telling our people, shelter in place. right now, pretty sure they're not sheltering in place. they're locking the door. >> on a conference, no cameras, no recording devices. does paul ryan go, you know, hide for the next 29 days? he is going to have to go in public and answer questions at some point from reporters. he'll need to explain what this means and why he's saying shelter in place but not unendorsing? >> if he's going to focus on keeping the house majority, he's going to be out on the trai

probably sit up there and just read the list of the names of republicans who announced that they were unendorsing him and not voting for him. a dozen members of congress yesterday, which is remarkable. so i don't know how much bating she's going to need. it might be a simple poking him with the facts. host: up next we have felicia calling in from iowa, a clinton supporter. good morning, felicia. caller: good morning. first i would like to say to ginger, i heard her say that we may have an election where no one wins the popular vote. that's impossible. guest: a simple majority, so no one gets over 50%, which has happened before. caller: yeah, ok. that is possible. i'm a hillary clinton supporter because i believe that she has america's best interests at heart. as a politician or people who are in into politics, you make choices. you make decisions. sometimes they may not always be the right decisions. but in life, when you can acknowledge your mistakes, it makes you a better person. donald trump seems to think he has never made a mistake in his entire life. he said he doesn't feel like he needs to

anybody should be standing up for and i'll tell you what - the only reason congressman heck is unendorsing him now is because he's concerned about his political career. 19:06:15 it's a desperate move to save his political career and that is not leadership.. "in the majority of polls throughout this campaign, congressman heck has held a slim lead over catherine cortez masto, albeit disavowal of donald trump has certainly thrown a new element into this tight race, and there's no clear picture yet as to whether that will help or hurt his battle to take a seat republicans desperately want, and need, to win.">> casting your ballot can be an exciting moment. but before you snap a selfie, make sure you site. here in nevada, it is against the law to take pictures inside of polling places. photos of mailed ballots are also banned. ballot selfies are allowed in nebraska... utah... and virginia. a life-long nevadan exercises her right to vote, at the young age of a hundred! "i've always voted. my folks made it very important, we always do that and felt wonderful, as i just said it's the first time we

he also said that he is not going to unendorse him or take back his endorsement. it was a bit of a mixed message. it is a clearly gray area. some people close to paul ryan admit it does look like he is trying to have it both ways because he is. he has a lot of members from red districts who have constituents who are hard-core trump supporters who want him elected. there are others from vulnerable districts who are dragged down by donald trump. he says do what you have to do. the rnc committee chair reince priebus has a harder job. his job is to follow the will of the voters who put donald trump in the position of being the republican nominee. he told his membership in a conference call later in the day yesterday that he will stick with donald trump because that's what they voted to do. there will be no change in the partnership which is very real and they are working closely with the rnc and donald trump campaign to get donald trump elected. privately i'm told, the reason he had to come to that conclusion and make that announcement is because donald trump didn't m

. >> endorse, unendorse, reendorse car-sell ride, but after today's revelations, maybe the wheel just keeps spinning and we end up back at unendorsed. >>> coming up, donald trump backed into a political corner, comes out swinging once again, day two of trump against the world. >>> the donald trump campaign is in triage tonight after allegations he groped several which women. according to a report in bloomberg, the trump campaign is planning a counter attack. down badly in the polls, his reputation in tatters, facing the exsis ten shall threat faced with increasingly likely possibility he'll lose on the grandest stage imaginable. donald trump makes so responsibility for his statements. he's telling his supporters that he's only losing because of -- that he's now seeking to discredit, delegitimize and stroiz. today he lashed out at the republican party leader who refuses to defend him. house speaker paul ryan and other republicans have sinister motives for not rallying around trump after the second political debate. >> you would think they would be saying, let's go, don, she's a crook,

he is not unendorsing donald trump.t he is certainly not going to campaign with him, and basically is saying to all republicans, vulnerable republicans, those in competitive races right now, do whatever you need to do to get reelected, our concern is the house majority. what do you make of the sort of advice that so many republicans are now facing as it relates to donald trump? >> it is a difficult dance that people like paul ryan are having to make and part of it is being self- inflicted. paul ryan to come out and say essentially to his members, you know, do what you need to do in your race, but that also kind of underscores the reality for some officials they need to run away from the republican nominee if the they are going to remain viable, while others is to cling to the nominee, that maybe trump could help rise them. this is a public spillover, obviously been a private struggle for a lot of republicans, and throughout the caucus on the hill as well, broadly across the country what, to do with the candidate who doe

and i mentioned that when, for example, when chaffetz went and said he would unendorse trump, when he asked on national tv, who did you call me for, you made that decision, said no one. didn't call the rnc chair, didn't call the party. didn't call the candidate. he didn't call the speaker. >> you know, rich, it seems as though she mentioned paul ryan, seems as though paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are just trying to basically stay out of it. will that work? is that even feasible? >> i think it will for ryan. i don't -- i mean, everybody is saying -- not everybody, people are saying, well, now the house is in play. that's not in play. the democrats will pick up seats without question. it is not going to be a democratic nancy pelosi is not moving into the speaker suite. >> but you do have some gop lawmakers who are angry about speaker ryan's position on trump. listen to this, rich. i want you to react to this then. >> okay. go ahead. >> a lot of the people who believe so desperately that we need to put donald trump in the white house, they question the loyalty of the speaker. there will

not unendorsed, paul ryan, but made clear he won't defend donald trump. i'm not sure what still endorsing donald trump means in this environment, but we're 29 days from a presidential election. republicans used to be the party of discipline, now in total chaos. >> all is wen, john. all is well. no. the schism is here, has been here, was here before the convention works have been there whether there was floor vote or not. all of these things meant to pull the party together don't pull the party together, because there's a schism on whether this guy is fit, and that will remain throughout these next three days. paul ryan, look, threw in my lot. speaker of the house. didn't want to be, by the way, and now have to figure how to manage this thing. trying to give them leash and free rein to do what they need to be. number one job, awkward. >> he's at all worried about that, talking the senate is jeopardy for the senate. narrow are majority, battleground states, talking 29 days out and paul ryan is worried 29 days out, not just the media talking about it, losing

, which is a new verb. >> unendorsed. >> or rein divorcdocred. is there anything he can do to stop the bleeding and gain moment snum. >> they're can't unburn the boats. that's the strategy and the plan. >> see you soon. >>> just ahead in her own words one women accusing donald trump of touching her inappropriately, speaking out to anderson cooper. we're going to hear what she's saying next. ♪ when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your everyday shopping. whatever it is, aarp member advantages can help save you time and money along the way. so when you get there, you can enjoy it all the more. for less. surround yourself with savings at aarpadvantages.com afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. marie knows that a any occasion feel more special. that's why she make

, which is a new verb in our political vocabulary. >> unendorse. >> or reendorse. >> i have got to runquickly, if you can tell me, is there anything he can do to stop the bleeding. >> they are doing exactly what they want to do. burn boats. that test strategy and that's the plan. >> mark, gloria, great kmpgs. see you soon. >>> just ahead in her own words one of the women accusing donald trump of touching her inappropriately speaking out tonight to cnn's anderson cooper. we'll hear with a she is saying next. >>> donald trump angrily denying allegations that he touched women inappropriately, calling the accusations pure fiction and outright lies. one of those women is jessica leeds. she is speaking out on the to cnn's anderson cooper. >> i did not know trump from a hole in the wall. i did not know new york. i did not know new york real estate. this was in 1979. so, no, i was -- i was unaware. but as i said, he introduced himself as donald trump. i sat down. they served very nice dinner, or meal, and after it was all cleared, why, then he became inappropriate. >> you -- i think you said i

the others unendorsed this weekend.ators on the ballot in swing states in november are still backing trump. marco rubio, backing trump, mar rubio, blunt and isakson. you have wisconsin's ron john supports but does not endorse. pat toomey hopes to support the nominee but hasn't gotten there yet. richard burr will watch his contrition over the next several days. todd young says he's not sure. the pressure on these republican candidates to do nothing is just as great to do something. pat toomey, yes, he needs to not get clobbered in the suburbs but can't alienate either. >> real problem, talking to republican sources about the idea that people don't want to alienate trump's base but don't want to give the idea they are not with the republican nominee even if down ballot reaches for people across the country. if you see people start to back away saying he should drop out, with drawing support, what does that tell voters in other states about voting down ballot. people know if people start -- if there's a flood gate of peopl

expect as we go to other rallies next week, i don't expect that any of them will because of this unendorse. and for people, these 38 or so list of republicans, for some of them to say what about mike pence, i don't think these thousands and thousands of supporters in every city about that we go to would accept that. they voted for donald trump and they fully expect him to go the entire way. so when trump says he getting a lot of support, he may be from them. and these supporters would say things like, well, these 38 people or so condemn being trump or telling him to drop out or reversing their support, they're all part of the establishment and this is what we ran against. i know they're going to say that. some have already said that to me through text. here's one one of them said in response to the video and paul ryan. >> i'm disappointed in paul ryan. paul ryan is not with trump and he's with trump and then he's not with trump and i just think we all need to stick together. we've all said stuff. i know i said stuff. >> reporter: but you're not running for president. does that make a diffe

wait a minute, he's somebody you believe assaulted somebody sexually, suddenly you are going to unendorse maybe it is not good for you so maybe you will endorse again. this confuses voters, confuses republicans. >> i think, gloria, there's a purpose to that. >> right. >> they are now turning their focus to winning senate seats, congressional seats. there's a sense that hillary clinton has control of this race. now they want to prels their advantage by using donald trump against candidates who are caught between a rock and hard place. his supporters and other mar generalal voters who are disgusted by what he has done. it is a difficult situation for republican candidates. >> thank you. good discussion. tonight, you heard my interview with jessica leeds if you listened last hour who said that donald trump groped her on the plane. we will speak to the two "new york times" reporters that broke that story next. so is managing your credit. get experian creditworks basic for free today and you can start getting better. you'll get access to your experian credit report and customer service experts

endorsement of the republican nominee sot michelle shilts/ryan supporter 125414 what if he doesn't unendorsed i'll keep writing him emails begging him to do it. hopefully he will have a change of heart. sot paul anderson/trump supporter 131150 hillary is a criminal trump all the way supporter josh schimek says he paid 500 dollars for a chance to meet trump - he blames ryan and republicans for trying to distance themselves from the nominee. sot josh schimek/trump supporter 130133 i'm supporting it because i thought they were supporting him the fact that they kind of turned on him disgusts me at this point trump's name came up a couple of times from the speakers and some in the crowd shouted out his name. 152230 sot nick iles/trump supporter there were some people who were really upset trump wasn't brought up as much but i believe the core principals many of trump's fellow republicans are speaking out today, including former presidential nominee, mitt romney: (("i was offended and dismayed... (applause) by what was said and done by mr. trump. i think its degrading to our women, our our granddau

the first sign of a little bit of difficulty he unendorses. i wouldn't want to be in a fox hole with a lot of these people. >> the question is, how much does this feud help donald trump on election day? we know a lot of voters are frustrated with washington and exit polls from the primaries say betrayed by party leaders. but we're headed into a general election now where trump is trying to grow his support and reach undecided middle of the road voters. energize the republican base by attacking the gop establishment and also try to make hillary clinton even more unpopular and hoping that suppress enthusiasm for hillary clinton. as he goes down this road, chris and alisyn. this gop civil war could cost them control of congress. chris and alisyn? >> manu, thanks for that. >>> joining us now senior political reporter and cnn political commentator and anchor of time warner cable news errol lewis. let's bring our viewers up to speed. a tweet storm yesterday while we were on the air and afterwards by donald trump. let me just read three of these. at

the first sign of a little bit of difficulty he unendorses.n a fox hole with a lot of these people. >> the question is, how much does this feud help donald trump on election day? we know a lot of voters are frustrated with washington and exit polls from the

if they endorse or unendorse they are doing it for politics.hat's what they have to balance. >> i had to watch it a few times because i could not believe it the first time i saw it. i'm not sure it really had to do as much with military service as just a statement that was practically flat out racist. i'm not even sure it has to do with republican, democrat or anything other than just it was crazy. your thoughts? >> yeah. illinois is a special case. these are two of the only politicians in that state that i can think of that have never had to prove themselves in the prison yard. so the fact that he said something spicy at a debate, i still think keeps him head and shoulders above most of his colleagues there. we have seen very strange things in a lot of senate debates that have gone on that have been largely ignored because the presidential race sucked up all the air in the room. here in california, loretta sanchez did a dab at her debate with kamela harris which was certainly reported in california but didn't get much attention elsewhere. >> i

you're pat toomey, the republican center struggling in a re-election in pennsylvania, if he wants to unendorse trump, he needs trump supporters, but he so he's caught in this vice grip. i think a bunch of republicans woke up today, stepped outside and thought it was like stepping outside in the eye of a hurricane. assuming everything's okay, when they don't realize the worst may be yet to come with trump. they may be staring at a total collapse of the party by election day. >> thanks, chuck, for your analysis. >>> now to the state of emergency in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. towns left under water and residents left trapped as rivers overflow their banks. danger is in north carolina. that's where we find our national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight in north carolina, this is the desperate race to save lives. the town of lumberton, drowning in a deluge. neighbors helping neighbors. >> that's what we should do, come together and help one another. >> reporter: who can't wait for rescue teams trying to reach them. 1,500 people trapped by flood waters. >> we was helping >

so when trump comes out and hits paul ryan and hear about the republicans unendorsing him people simply don't care. hear is what one woman said. >> paul ryan is making a mistake and makes everybody realize it's all about their donors too, it's just like huckabee said they're afraid of donald trump winning so they can pull off and stand off all they want to they're going to regret it because the voters aren't going to stand with them if they don't stand with us. >> reporter: another woman said we'll start our own party, trump's party. >> that was part of the discussion we had on the broadcast last night. robert costa that what we are seeing is a super nova, and one of the new pieces forms the new nova where you could have candidates running under its banner saying goodbye to ideas related to the gop. is that being talked about with any seriousness? >> not -- the national republican committee the institutional part of the republican party is with trump, reince priebus has been on the phone, the chief strategist has been working out of trump tower so even as a congressional leadership back

paul ryan has not unendorsed trump - so what is he saying about trump's tweet. nothing so far - publicly. but his responded by saying the speaker is focused "on defeating democrats, and all republicans running for office should probably do the same." former vice-president al gore campaigned with hillary clinton in miami, florida today. clinton and gore both spoke about dealing with climate change. and gore talked about the importance of getting out to vote. your vote really, really really counts a lot. you can consider me an exhibit a of that gore lost florida by a couple of hundred votes in 2000, and therefore lost the election. the n-b-c news, wall street journal poll taken ?after? sunday night's debate shows clinton with a 9 point lead over trump in a four-way race with libertarian gary johnson

he technically said he unendorsed -- hasn't unendorsed him, i don't know what that looks like if that's not. trump had exceeded very low expectations in the debate >> rose: so he was better compared to the first >> yes, so he didn't see an exodus of more republicans leaving him in the hours after the debate, but he has certainly not anywhere near turned his campaign away. as a practicicle matter, the party has turned its resources to every other race in the country except presidential >presidential i think jonathan is spot on. there is a sense the g.o.p. is box in because trump met the threshold in the sense he roused the republican base that for 25 years has been looking for a searing attack on the clintons that deeply personal and incendiary especially going after the former president's past. because trump did that, he excited a lot of the g.o.p. base, so the party leadership are reluck tapet to have a mass exodus. at the same time, the trump campaign is running almost not as part of the republican party. he is the standard bearer but he's running a populous outsider insurgency full o

the republican party right now, what they should be doing is unendorsing donald trump, unequivocally.n order to get to the white house, you actually need to embrace the changing landscape of america. and that is latinos, that is the lbgt, that is single women, that is african-americans, they can't win. and ryan, i think, is realizing this a little too late. >> here's the running mate, mike pence, a short time ago. here's some sound from a town hall that he participated in. take a listen. >> for me, personally, if hillary clinton the gets in, i, myself, i'm ready for a revolution, because we can't have her in -- >> yeah, don't say -- >> he says, no, don't say that. in other words, we don't want a revolution right now, but what is your reaction to some trump supporters who feel that way right now. if donald trump doesn't win this thing, he has unearthed a lot of anger in this country, and a lot of people's dissatisfaction who doesn't just dissolve and go away. >> you know, president obama says this nation is not as divided as some people would like to believe, but there is a definite di

. >> the only thing he hasn't done is unendorsed trump and he's worried about the 35% of americans who support donald trump. >> reporter: in pennsylvania last night he skew the election system of being rigged. >> we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us and is not taken away from us. >> reporter: hillary clinton is dealing with more leaked emails today with but so far they're not having an effect on campaign. the latest poll taken before sunday's debate has clinton up 11 points over trump in a 4 way race. she says she's the only thing standing between americans and what she call the apocalypse. >> the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single most important fundamental right you have as citizens of america. >> reporter: clinton is in florida today to take climate . >>> and entertainment tonight host nancy o'dell has been identified as the woman donald trump made a pass at 11 years ago. last night she addressed the recordings. >> my name was mentioned and unfortunately the release of it has thrown me into the middle of the political arena of which i didn't

at least two dozen elected republicans have either unendorsed donald trump -- or are calling on him to leave the race -- after these comments surfaced friday. "you know i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. when you're a the you can do anything." trump and running mate mike pence were no shows to a gop unity event at the walworth county fairgrounds saturday, leaving lots of disappointed ticket holders. they turned their anger toward house speaker paul ryan... what about trump?and on ryan's supporters. when paul ryan and the neocons come out, everybody should turn their back. were all gonna vote republican down h we should all turn our backs on these neocons. are you with me? :59 01 no. why not? because this is paul ryans area. :04 ryan, senator ron johnson and governor scott walker have condemned trump's 2005 comment, but haven't revoked their endorsements. none of them mentioned trump's name saturday. trump responded to the event on twitter, seeming to thank his supporters who heckled ryan. tweeting,