. >>> hillary clinton wins in isle with its 20 electric votes. a win for hillary clinton. in new jersey. governor christie is the governor there but hillary clinton is the winner in new jersey with 14 electoral votes. hillary clinton wins in new jersey. in ma we projects will go to hillary clinton. massachusetts. let's move to maryland. ten electoral votes. we project hillary clinton wins in maryland. she'll carry that state. an important win for hillary clinton in the state of maryland. more wins for hillary clinton coming in right now. in rhode island, hillary clinton carries the state of rhode island with it's four electoral votes. delaware, three electoral votes. all going to hillary clinton and the district of colombia, three electoral votes go to hillary clinton. donald trump also has some projected wins, three specifically. we project he'll carry the state of oklahoma with seven electoral votes. donald trump will carry tennessee with 11 electoral votes and donald trump will also carry mississippi with six electoral votes 789 we ha. we have a key race alert right now

ubs gave the clintons $660,000 in contribution to the clinton foundation, a $30 million loan to the clinton foundation and a $1.5 million speaking fee to bill clinton and they got hillary to get on that airplane, go to geneva and try to convince the irs to lay off ubs. >> unbelievable. >> the irs did and they only got 4,000 of the 56,000 e-mail. >> as bret baier has been reporting, that's a bribe. pay to play. >> that's a bribe. >> i got it. >> >> 15 years in jail. i put two congressmen in jail for that. >> you did. >> she did about ten of these. i feel bad for the cases that i prosecuted because they were so small in comparison -- >> did you meet the woman -- >> -- to the massive fraud that woman was involved in. >> did you meet the woman in the green room that's going on on later tonight? her son took pictures for himself of the inside of a submarine. he's in jail. >> now we have the fbi telling us there's a 99% chance -- >> 99% chance. >> look, if china doesn't have their e-mail, then we don't have to worry about china. if russia doesn't have the e-mail, we don't have to worry about russ

which the clintons did. let's remember that special prosecutors once upon a time. >> he does have familiarity with the justice department. >> once upon -- >> and by the way. >> wait wait. once a upon a time special prosecutors were sacred. and one of the interesting things, david you were there in the administration. richard nixon demanded of the elliot richardson -- >> no wait a minute. he's been going after the fbi saying the whole thing is rigged, they are rigged. they are in on it. >> anderson he's not a sitting president. he's not sittic member of the registration. >> what's different? >> what's different is you have fbi agents who are akry as he can because they believe the administration is quenching an investigation that the clinton foundation, hillary clinton. >> okay. bakari and then we got go. >> i have the repeat there. i said it once before. ken starr is flow a clinton supporter. second the reason she's bringing out alicia machado and all these other things is because they have switched into at

a cnn special report "unfinished business: the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, folks. >> in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital. >> it was like running 7/8 of the race. you could see that finish line and you knew you weren't going to cross it. it was surprisingly emotional for all of us. >> the woman who many hoped would make history as the country's first female president had fallen short. >> she was surrounded by her daughter. on the other side of her was her mother. >> well, this isn't exactly the party i planned, but i sure like the company. >> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clinton's a fighter first

key aide to hillary clinton. just eight days from the election, the fbi has now obtained a warrant to search those e-mails found in a separate investigation of weiner for allegedly sexting with a minor. officials tell cnn comey wases made aware of the e-mails in mid-october, but only went to congress with the information after he was given a fuller briefing on thursday. today, the white house walking a fine line, praising director comey's character -- >> director comey is a man of integrity, he's a man of principle. he's a man who is well regarded by senior officials in both parties. >> reporter: -- but communicating the importance of fbi traditions, limiting public discussion of ongoing investigations, especially close to an election. >> would not the white house say let's put more information out there then? >> i think that was the hope that director comey had. that was his stated hope of sending the letter in the first place. >> it's not enough. >> well, clearly had the opposite of the intended effect. >> repo

you can for c hillary clinton being rebuffed by brick public and -- you can for see hillary clinton being rebuffed by republicans from the start. they have already called for her to be impeached before she has even been elected. >> there has been a lot of criticism that polling agencies have received in the wake of brexit. donald trump has been on the attack saying he doesn't trust the polls. what is your response? >> it is worth being concerned about the polls and not trusting them, but it is also worth trusting them quite a lot. when it came to brexit, several pollsters got it right. more than most got it within the margin of error. when it comes to this election, we don't just have polling data, we have actual early voting data which shows a strong advantage for hillary clinton in crucial states like the vada in florida. it is -- like nevada and florida. it is difficult to see how she loses at this point. >> thank you very much. ahead of the u.s. election, voters heading to the polls right now. the results of the election could be known within a matter of hours, and governments around

he sometimes can make the case better for hillary clinton than hillary clinton can. we saw that with michelle obama, as well. the fact that she has the strong surrogates and spread out a little bit more than the trump campaign. which is why it was striking that you saw pence and trump in pennsylvania yesterday. >> mark, we have a little bit interesting bush family news. this is george p. bush who is jeb's son and he said yesterday that he felt, believe, maybe he had insider information, that his uncle, george w. bush, 43, was going to vote or could likely vote for hillary over trump. and, of course, this follows the news this summer that his grandfather, george h.w. bush was going to vote for hillary over trump. what do you make out of that? >> not aer. look, the trumps and the bush hate each other. a very bitter battle as our viewers all know during the republican primary. at the same time, you had donald trump. he has run this campaign as an anti-bush campaign. he has been very critical of his stewardship of the two terms of the country. george p. bush on the other

joining bill clinton and hillary clinton for an evening rally that should be the high point of the campaign. and going to michigan. president obama going to ann arbor. that race is tightening up for both parties. that is a state the clinton campaign has expected to win and needs to win if the map they have laid out actually stays in play. last stop, midnight rally in raleigh. the toss-up we have in the race. the clinton campaign can push that over the top. they are in good shape. >> these days are just exhausting. both campaigns and candidates working late. donald trump finished an event hours ago. we had an exclusive with the press corps. he said no matter what james comey says, he thinks hillary clinton is guilty. let the evidence be otherwise. cnn's sunlen serfaty is here with the latest on. that. >> john, it is clear. donald trump is not letting go of the line of messaging. all day, he continued to bring up she has been under investigation from the fbi. notably leaving out that review has reached an end and she has been cleared of any wrongdoing. donald trump did not refer to james come

from the clinton foundation to benghazi to her e-mails, they say that clinton's opponents will try any reason to take her down. and they're using the legal system, they say, to try to do it. our own fareed zakaria says that may not be so far off, but it is an issue on both sides of the aisle. and fareed joins us in and out. good morning, fareed. >> a pleasure. >> so what do you mean that politics has begun criminalizing bad behavior? >> well, if you think about the way most people from outside america think when they come to america, the thing they notice is, americans are constantly suing each other. in other words, anytime anything goes wrong in america, everybody sues everybody. so we have -- we use the legal system as a way to adjudicate disputes. this has now infected the political system. ever since watergate, which was a legitimate high crime and misdemeanor, what has happened is, both parties, the minute anything goes wrong, the minute you have a big disagreement, you search for something that you can attribute criminality to rather than adjudicating it politically. >> but, isn

but hillary clinton seems to be holding the inside track. >> as trump and clinton make their closing arguments, we hear the concerns of millenial voters. >> neither party deserves the black vote. >> i think we do need law and order in this country. >> i've never been more afraid in my life than i have been throughout this election. >> and the alarm iing picture o the church set on fire with the words that say -- >> vote trump there. all of the networks ignored the wikileaks scandal entirely. how is that possible? with advice for the political season, we have amy holmes. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> for 20 years on this channel we have been talking about the media bias, we flipped on the channels last night and there it is right there. >> there it is. to me at this point it is not debatable. it is measurable. so, for example, for the senate republican integrity, they did a study to find that 96% of media entities who donated to the presidential campaign donated to hillary. is that a surprise to you, reallysurprise? no. >> and yesterday we found out

clinton, secretary clinton, is not trust worthy. she is dishonest. there is something she is trying to hide. if the average american did what she did or members of her campaign did, they would end up in jail. >> there is no investigation, nothing to say she is going to be investigated. he is speaking about something that has not happened. >> what he is also speaking about is the fact that the fbi came out and is saying, there is something that they need to look at. that is unprecedented for somebody who could be the next president of the united states. >> this morning in his weekly republican address, he mentioned that there is a potentially pending indictment of hillary clinton. bret baier from fox news who initially introduced that term walked it back, not just a walk-back but a reversal apologizing for that. why is donald trump still using that language? >> at the end of the day, you can speculate as to what's going to happen. secretary xlin ton speculates about what will happen under a trump administration all the time. this is one thing you can

this apparently no hope for clinton in arkansas. the latest poll shows trump beating clinton by 20 points. the encouraging poll numbers and the warnings a clinton election could trigger a constitutional crisis. with us tonight is trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. these numbers, you guys have got to be thrilled by the. there are still margins you need to overcome. how are you going to spends that $25 million. >> we are going to be rotating the ads. we most recently dusted off a corruption ad that was already in the can. our ad maker just added a quick little bite in there about the latest f.b.i. investigation. there are not one but two now about hillary clinton and her foundation and her emails. when you look at the scrambling of the electoral map, it looks like we have the clinton team on the run. they will all be in philadelphia monday night. the so-called blue wall states. the states safest for trump's message about unfair trade deals, stimulating economic growth. fighting isis. it's all about the fundamental issues. he lai

look at the clinton record in new hampshire. bill clinton did not win there. hillary clinton did not one when she ran there. bernie sanders won. donald trump had a decisive victory in the primary against 16 people who maybe thought she shouldn't have won that race. he won by 18 points. >> latest abc poll. 86% of republicans back donald trump. it was up from 0. he's been getting people to what shay say come home. marco rubio, and paul ryan voting for trump. unenthusiastically but is that enough? >> no i don't think. and the reason why and this is donald trump's biggest disadvantage is surrogates or the lack thereof. you can't go into a state like new hampshire and just count a victory when he doesn't have people like john kasich who came in second in the new hampshire primary that assistaisn't even supporting trump in ohio let alone rallying republicans for donald trump in new hampshire. he doesn't have paul ryan. he doesn't have chris christie who did pretty well new jersey. the other problem is hillary clinton has this very large bench of high profile surroga

and potentially doing damage to the clinton brand and hillary clinton's campaign. here's chief national correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: an explosive new e-mail shows bill clinton lined up a cool $f6 million for his foundation from sheikh mohammed from ethiopia, one writing "it would be crazy to go to ethiopia for a conference, unless sheikh mo sent us a check." bruce lindsay replies, "if the call is made, it will help us get the $f6 million. i think we should call. if elected, the foundation will ban foreign money. another new e-mail shows in 2015, she privately wanted the flow of foreign money to continue as long as there's more disclosure. bill clinton also wanted more foreign donations if they're submitted to, "an independent body for review. the obvious challenge with this is there is no independent body to make that review." and a newly leaked e-mail from march 2nd, 2015, the night "the new york times" revealed clinton used a private e-mail account as secretary of state shows, campaign chairman john podesta wrote cheryl mills, "not to sound like lanny but

the clinton foundation. we know from wikileaks and doug van he worked that chelsea may have funded her own wedding out of the foundation. they know chelsea's husband had used -- started a hedge fund and chelsea was using clinton foundation donors. >> let's take a look at that e-mail. this is the e-mail from it doug band. it says in the e-mail the investigation into her getting paid for campaigning, using foundation resources for her wedding and life for decades, taxes on money from her parents. i hope you will speak to her and end this once we go down this road. >> all of this is troubling. >> i have worked for a lot of governors presidential candidates sometimes i know the first question they ask themselves what am i doing? every decision i make is it ethical before anything else. do you really think the clintons ever asked that question before they make any decision or what do we need to do for ourselves? that is clear to me. ultimately this election is about people voting for someone who people perceive a

with respect to hillary clinton. i'm grateful to the professionals doing an extraordinary amount of work in a short period of time. congresswoman, i know this is just breaking as we are having this discussion. as you know, the revelation the fbi was looking into newly discovered e-mails had cast a cloud over this campaign. can i get your realtime reaction to what i read on the air. >> sit realtime. which is why we needed transparency. the timing of making this announcement. i still don't understand why the fbi director did it when he did. i think he was trying to protect himself and the institution, but the fact a that he d look at all these and we are now telling people they found nothing new is very significant and very important. one of the things i'm the most concerned about is the day after this election, we've got to come together. we are a country that's been divided. i don't like it. i don't like what's happened. i'm going to -- i hope my republican friends rksz democratic friends, we're all going to come tog

president clinton. at the end of the day, all of this stems from hillary clinton's actions, wolf. this wasn't made out of whole cloth. it was her decision to have a private server. it was her decision to lie about the e-mails. it was her decision to self-select the e-mails. it was her decision to talk about the lack of classified information. it was her decision to bleach it. it was her decision to hammer the devices, literally with a hammer. all of this stems from her actions, which the director said were reckless and met the standard of gross negligence. so if new evidence comes forward, i don't care if it is five hours before an election, all of this stems from her and her negotiates mishandling and not being honest with the facts of what they had done. >> yeah, but still, he didn't recommend criminal charges in july. today after reviewing these new e-mails, he's still not recommending criminal charges. >> but i also think -- >> the fbi -- go ahead. >> i believe it is not accurate. we have seen case

for hillary clinton. why is the fbi only getting this material now is put on belief and it shows you if abedin did something wrong and the fbi screwed up the state department screwed up and letting her take the stuff to begin with and of course mrs. clinton is in a similar boat with having classified information along with two on an unsecure server whether it be the clinton server or yahoo! or whatever. it's like leaving it on the internet. lou: amongst the questions that occurs how could we be this hard process without somebody having had asked and answered a very simple question, who at the state department authorized them to do this as you said because otherwise she has lied. we know that she has lied numerous times as a result of wikileaks. we know that the state department has acted at times as her advocate. what is going on within the state department in your judgment and the e-mails that you have produced just yesterday? >> the state department gave us documents from abedin that they had gotten by

your reaction. >> first of all, the surprise here is not clinton. clinton is corrupt. there's no reason to believe that clinton is going to do anything that involves reforming anything. the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders. how can bernie sanders sit quietly learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up saying, she needs to resign? and where are all of the sanders supporters. these people just got mugged by the clinton machine on they're all passive. i don't see anything fight on the left to say how come these things are being allowed to happen. it's a remarkable collapse on the left at a time when the evidence is overwhelming that the nomination was stolen from them. >> all right. mr. speaker, let me switch topics a little bit. i want to go to the polls. you said something on this show last night that surprised a lot of people, myself included. i said okay if donald trump wins north ca

clinton's dose aide. they worked around the clock in the letter to congress and they used technology to go through the e-mails as quickly as they could. it's really extraordinary because just friday we were talking about officials at the fbi and they were not sure. they didn't think they could finish this before election day. they were finished today and they briefed combo findings and comey sent the letter as soon as he could. >> it's an unbelievable development. we have been talking about this for months. every time it can't get any crazier, it does. when it can't get more bizarre, it does. what is trump saying sn. >> jim acosta. >> trump campaign officials are saying -- can you hear me. >> yes, i can. >> trump campaign officials said it does not change the race. voters will continue to see her as not trustworthy and that is not changed by the jim comey letter. consider the box that donald trump is in. he was saying that the fbi director and part of the rigged deal to throw the election to hillary clint

clinton on this, and bill clinton, his time on this and the trade deals struck under the first clinton administration. takes away jobs, 47%, concerned about trade deals, only 32% in ohio say it actually creates more jobs. so, these are issues key to trump's success in ohio. >> and ron claiborne in ohio for us. ron, i want to go to you. this has been such a competitive state for donald trump, despite the fact that the republican governor of ohio, john cakasich is against him. >> that's righ going against him. john kasich very pointedly did not endorse donald trump. the senate candidate, rob portman, the gop senate candidate, endorsed him and after those remarks, recorded on the bus that came out, about a month ago, portman withdrew his endorsement of trump. also, the get out the vote effort here by the trump campaign considered weak. a schism in the gop party here do very well here. the last polls we saw in the recent days showing him slightly ahead of hillary clinton. >> martha raddatz, you were there this weekend. >> ohio, just like pennsylvania. it is that divided america. there are

hillary clinton? in the back a little bit? who is more enthusiastic about hillary clinton than barack obama? what? you think you are? >> i'm a big barack obama supporter but we're excited to see a woman break through and move forward and set history as barack obama did the same thing. >> reporter: hillary clinton may not have enthusiasm levels that president obama had when he ran, that's why clinton, her staff and supporters are pleased the president is on her side. >> republicans created trurngs t trump, the monster. now they have to live with him. we're going to win by a landslide. >> it's interesting comparison. do the clinton supporters address the e-mail thing, bring it up, talk about any flaws they may see in hillary clinton? >> yeah. they say that they hear the trump supporters talking about the e-mails but they point out that hillary clinton has said now repeatedly she made a mistake, has no excuses and that's enough. they agree made mistakes but pales to what they believe donald trump has don

clinton: we know their names. trayvon martin and eric garner and sandra bland and keith scott and so many others. we've got to face this and we are going to get to work to do just that. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: we are going to dismantle the so-called school-to-prison pipeline. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and we are going to replace it with a cradle-to-college pipeline. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and we are going to start with our youngest kids and their families to get them the support that they need and we are going to take a hard look at what we need to do to make sure every child has the chance to attend good schools with good teachers, no matter what their zip code is. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and we will reform our criminal justice system from end to end. it is wrong, my friends, that black men are far more likely to be stopped by police, charged, and sentenced to longer prison terms than white men for the same offenses. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: when i launche

trump talking about investigations of hillary clinton and using the krups of clinton inc. if you will. reading the teleprompter back and forth between podesta, campaign chairman and a friend at the justice department. the kind of stuff go to breitbart, the drudge report, go to conservative websites they break it down a minute detail and want all of these people rounded up and thrown in jail 20 years ago let alone now in this campaign. is that what he should be doing as a candidate at the prompter ral ji been effective in recent days saying you elect the clintons, drama. constant investigations. no government done. who's he talking to when reading about kadzik? >> a steve bannon special seeing play out there formerly of breitbart. yeah. i think part of the reason people have moved beyond hillary clinton's e-mails and she was pulling ahead for a while and moved beyond some of the clinton foundation stuff is because it is hard to digest every single instance and back and forth, but it's not hard to step back and say you cannot trust hillary clinton. she did something with her

hillary clinton 1,309,000 votes.

the hillary clinton campaign. ever since she's clinched the democratic nomination, she has slowly been building up steam. her previous rival has intimated that he's dropping out. she's ahead of trump in the polls, and recently, she gained a powerful new ally. - u.s. senator elizabeth warren has made her debut on the campaign trail with the presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton. - hillary clinton and elizabeth warren, joining forces today for the first time in the campaign. - hillary clinton will be the next president of the united states because she knows what it takes to beat a thin-skinned bully who is driven by greed and hate. - aww, yeah. that's elizabeth warren's badass fighting style. float like a butterfly, sting like the librarian who just shut up your friends in the library. let's take a second here to comment on what a historic moment this is. for the first time in american history, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee is a woman, people, and she's joined on stage by another qualified

twice and bill clinton twice all visiting michigan unless the clinton campaign thought they had to shore something up. let's look at the overall electoral map. you see there five states in yellow. those are the five remaining real toss-up battleground states. if you add up every blue leaning state and solid state hillary clinton is two shy of where she needs to be to win the white house. she can win any one of those yellow states and she gets there. they are feeling good about nevada, six electoral votes there based on the early vote. donald trump at 204, he needs to sweep every remaining battleground state and if he isn't able to do that, that's why you see him in minnesota, in michigan, looking for somewhere else to find votes so he's not just a no room for error, must sweep every battleground state. to see if there's opportunity in the blue states as well. >> okay, david, thank you so much. let's broaden this out to his point about these blue states and where trump could have a chance and also manu is reporting, jay newton small, author of "broad influence" women are changing the way

clinton. it is a booth behind me built in partnership with facebook, we're going to connect with our audience. hundreds of our audience members, people out there, going to talk about the things they are concerned about the most. things they are looking out for in this election. and wee ha have a great crowd h. a lot of trump supporters, a lot of clinton supporters, they are excited. a lot of young voters, too, here, george. see some pace university students here. so, i'm going to stay out here in times square with the people, and we're going to have a conversation about this election. >> looking forward to that, michael. we have our first tweet of the night. this is from mike pence. hi says, "thank you, indiana, making our state the first on board to vote to make america great again." that comes from the republican vice presidential candidate, mike pence. i want to welcome back charlie gibson. great to see you. and you started covering campaigns for abc news, i think, back in 1976 -- >> it was

hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it, the fbi knows it, the people know it and now it is up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box on november 8. host: we are getting your thoughts in response to that news that came out yesterday. phone lines are open. we are going to start with bruce calling in from florida, hillary clinton supporter. good morning. caller: good morning. what i am calling in to say is i have known ever since 2008 who i would be voting for. this whole thing is a big scam. comey did this to unite the republican party and it has worked. he had plenty of time. i heard that they have known for four weeks about these e-mails. they could've gotten their warrant, they could've figured this out before he went public with this mess. it is time for james comey to issue his resignation, so the nation can move on. thank you. host: democrats in congress calling for james comey to step down. we'll get responses from members of congress coming up today. mississippi, a donald trump suppo

clinton aides said clinton meant as soon as possible and dump them out there. if that's the case the campaign chairman's advice was not taken because later that march, thousands of clinton emails were wiped clean. >> and they didn't just push the delete button, they had them deleted where even god can't read them. >> another email exchange shows how the inner circle reacted when clinton confidante lanny davis said to fox news a neutral party should go through clinton's emails. >> i think it is a reasonable idea if anybody has any doubts that there is a delete on hard drive. >> to have an independent force go inspect her private email? >> we got a zap lanny out of our universe said campaign manager robbie mook. i can't believe he committed her to a private review of her hard drive on tv. the new emails also showcased the cozy relationship between the clinton camp and google's chairman. quote: i met with eric schmidt tonight wrote podesta. is he ready to fund, revise, recruit talent clearly wants to be head outside advisor. just a month later schmidt actively coa

what you'll hear from the clinton team and the clinton camp and from the business world is that actually sectors are moving anyway. you need trade deals to cut down the -- cut down the damage and the hurt from that. we need to figure out a better way to do it. i think that tpp may very well be dead for the foreseeable future right, and, donald trump, you know, are you going to bring -- or as hillary clinton wants to are we going to raise the minimum wage. put more help for families who need especially working women. four out of ten households i think the woman is the primary breadwinner or only breadwinner. what are you going to do to try to help families that way? >> still that, that, that resonates especially among blue collar voters that mr. trump is incredibly popular amongst. so but, but, even though they realize that the steel industry in places like ohio, for example has been dying for a very long time the coal industry has been dying. ohio is putting its money on shale oil not coal and not steel any longer. so why is mr. trump's message still resonating? >> it resonates for the s

and her name is hillary clinton. and i need you to vote for her. >> reporter: after being interrupted by a protester clutching a trump sign, the president pleading with the crowd to remain calm and focus on electing clinton. >> hey, listen up! hey! i told you to be focused and you're not focused right now! listen to what i'm saying. hold up. everybody sit down and be quiet for a second. hold up! hold up! just relax. >> that was brianna keilar reporting. president obama, as you saw, holding two rallies today in another key state, north carolina, both aimed at getting people to vote early. so many democrats believe they're doing better than the other side. here's what hillary clinton's campaign manager said about being able to bank the ballot to people, who might not so inclined to turn out either now or on election day. >> a quarter of the voters that we have turned out so far in iowa didn't vote in 2014. by turning these -- by focusing on turning these voters out, first of all, we have more time and can leverage or t

still looks to me like hillary clinton wins. if he wins north carolina, i think the whole map is blown up. >> his path is still narrow. but weirdly it is not as narrow as it was six minutes ago. >> donald trump still has a narrow path to 270. it is really a narrow one. >> she wins florida and blue wall, she's president of the united states. florida is the must win state for donald trump in order to stay alive. >> you believe it is america ending, their identity is ending. that is why trump is going to win this election. >> wall to wall prognostication, do journalists have a clue who will win on tuesday? was it a blunder for much of the press have written off trump's chances two weeks ago? as the fbi probe of hillary's e-mails fueled by lots of leaks been as big a bombshell as the pundits predicted and what role has media bias played in this endless election? i'm howard kurtz, this is "media buzz." >> still to come, a blur for the media, donald trump and hillary clinton make their final sprint to the battleground states across th

hillary clinton could squeeze out. so the votes appear to be there, at least in theory, for hillary clinton to overcome a margin. now you see it's down to 21,000. the votes appear to be there in northern virginia and richmond. i can't really point to one red county like these democratic counties, but scattered votes still coming in in the red parts of virginia. but the opportunity there for hillary clinton to make up the number in virginia, certainly exists. but we weren't even supposed to be talking about virginia this way at this hour. let's take a look right now in florida. so the margin now, look at this, it's sitting there at 138,000 votes right now. that's been pretty stubborn from the democrats standpoint. they have got a lot still to make up. you can see broward, we're still in the dark about how much is left. the turnout, the total turnout here in 2012 was 750. you add that together and you're pretty much at 750,000 right now. so i'm not sure how much the democrats can squeeze out of broward, out of palm beach

the clinton campaign has announced hillary clinton, the former president bill clinton, and president obama will all be making campaign stops there in michigan after seeing the polls there tighten. tomorrow, president obama will try to get out the vote in ann arbor. and the democratic nominee will be in grand rapids tomorrow. that after both clintons spent time campaigning in michigan this past week. it is worth noting a republican has not won the great lakes state since 1988. last night clinton had another big name entertainer helping her to rally here in philadelphia. singer katy perry did a get out the vote concert for clinton. clinton told supporters that already more tn people have voted and called on others to do their part. >> i believe they are standing up for a hopeful inclusive vision of america. and i'm asking you to stand up for that same vision when you come out and vote on november the 8th. it's your turn, philadelphia. that pennsylvania is another blue state that hillary clinton is spending a lot of time and energy here ahead of election day. she'll return here tomorrow

clinton is trailing trump. the tight presidential contest is having a down ballot effect on north carolina's race for u.s. senate. the candidates have tried to link one another to the political bag an of the presidential candidates at the top of their respective tickets. the race for governor as well. there has been controversy over the bathroom law that prompted an economic boycott of the state. with the races so tight, martha, the only safe bet is that you won't see politicians getting much sleep in the next 24 hours. >> releasing more documents from inside of a clinton camp, suggesting the foundation may have paid for chelsea clinton's wedding. >>> and the republican nominee is no longer allowed to tweet. can trump turn the blue state red? we'll talk with a senior advisor when we come back. >>> a nice head of hair,ly say that. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and whe

maybe clinton herself will go at this. it is entirely in the ear of the beholder. >> tal. >> absolutely. she is a woman. if he is going to refer to her by a pronoun. that pronoun will be her. donald trump has done this throughout the campaign. he intentionally is very vague and he uses a lot of innuendo and insinuation. he intentionally leaves a lot open to interpretation. you could absolutely interpret this to be an attack about benghazi or e-mails or other attacks, he left it open to be interpreted as the first female commander in chief. that is why it is the eye of the beholder statement. >> since we're on the subject of political roarsch tests, melania trump. is it political malpractice having a trump raise the issue of being too mean on social media or an act of pure genius that we just don't understand. tal. >> those are my only two options? you know, it doesn't make a lot of sense in terms of an optics perspective. brian has made the point that she could be speaking to an audience that is not the beltway or reporter

hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of bp gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trum

clinton says gun control. trump says stop and frisk. clinton says retrain cops. trump says law and order. young blacks say they want work. >> the top thing that will stop the killings in the city is jobs. give our young people jobs. give our young people some type of opportunity where they can do something productive and get off the streets. >> reporter: whatever the candidates are saying, the question is whether it will translate to votes. >> at the end of the day, they said we are the people and they depend on us, count for our votes. at the end of the day, i think our votes don't matter. >> reporter: are you watching polit politics? >> not at all. >> reporter: do you care? >> not really. >> reporter: you going to vote in is. >> no. >> reporter: why? >> it don't plamatter to me. >> reporter: trump announced the new deal for black america. we will learn if it motivated voters. >>> tomorrow our issues that matter series continues. it takes on number three, education. we will have our report. >>> we talk about the u.s. senate races on tuesday night. one of the big

is the clinton campaign. the watch party of the clinton campaign, clearly a great deal of concern there at this point in the evening. charlie rose is with our political panel. charlie. >> thank you scott, with me sanchez and mark -- of the "new york times." the question is what's going on? what's happening and how will it end up. >> this is a populous way. we're not sure if it's high enough to elect donald trump yet but it's a real way. it involves reaction against globalism and multiculturalism and a culture that people think is condescending. >> there was a movement, he saw it in >> it was frustrated and disappointed with the republican and democratic party. it's very similar. they wanted an outsider to come in and break up wash to get things moving again. what's interesting charlie is people in these states of michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina are deciding at the last minute they went for trump. >> let me go back to scott for a call. >> norah is watching these data come in, norah. in the state of iowa

new hampshire, clinton plus three, clinton tried to get the white working class to reverse the clinton leads in those states. it's a big challenge for trump. let's look at the scenarios in terms of the road to 270. 268 for clinton, 204 for trump. even most republicans in nevada concede, we can take this one out of the tossup and give it to clinton. what can donald trump do to win? some democrats think this is actually conceivable. democrats think donald trump will get arizona in the end. but especially because of early voting and superior organization. they can do one, two, and three. that would be a blowout. 322 for clinton, 215 for trump. one from a congressional district here and there in nebraska. if this scenario played out. here's trump's biggest -- more reasonable scenario. number one win florida, number two, win north carolina, try to win new hampshire, that gets him to 263. at that point he needs to turn a blue. it could be pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, just has to turn one of the blues he's been targeting. let's say clinton takes new hampshire, pennsylvania would be enou

landslide victory for clinton. this week the clinton campaign is in the worst communication crisis probably of the last few months. >> kellyanne, let me put up on the screen, because a big part of this also, we have learned so much from wikileaks, i'm putting up on the screen now how the wikileaks revelations are very specific to the clinton server. after the discovery of the private server the campaign suggested creating a decoy. the campaign press secretary said state did a nice job of this after the release of the benghazi e-mails. the co-chair of the transition team, the private e-mail server was blankin' insane. an aide wrote there's no good answer to the server scandal. podesta called clinton's e-mail scandal a hot mess. podesta's daughter thought the wipe it with a cloth comment was scary. of course it was. the president knew about this and he lied to the american people. i'm only giving a small part of it. then we've got to look at -- we'll keep these up on the side of the screen. then we've got to look at,

the clinton campaign trying to assess the fallout from the clinton controversy. she's trying to turn arizona blue but then she'll be heading back to the east coast hitting some of those blue states again like pennsylvania and michigan. john and christine, the finish to this election much more interesting than we ever thought it might be. >> jeff zellny, thank you so much. the fbi facing reaction from some of its timing. a release that critics are calling inexplicable. the heavily redablgted documents relate to a 15-year probe of president bill clinton's pardon of mark risch. risch was a big derivatives and hedge fund traders. he was pardoned back in 2001. eugene scott. why were these documents released so close to the election? >> that's certainly what some in the clinton campaign are asking. 130 pages from the investigation of mr. rich were tweeted out yesterday from an fbi account that had been dormant for more than a year. the fbi says that whatever issues existed with that account were fixed sunday. and that this release was automated. now, it's worth mention

clinton. he had donated to her campaign. so this is a democratic plant or operative trying to disrupt our rally. and i think that people saw a nimble, resilient donald trump who would be nimble and resilient as well, taking back to the stage, saying we won't be stopped. if you're don jr. and on a live tv set while you're watching this unfold it's pretty rattling to think what may have happened to your father. so i'll excuse that. >> it wasn't an assassination attempt. it was apparently a local voter or republican who says he is supporting hillary clinton, has given money to hillary clinton, he has canvassed for hillary clinton. he says he's a republican. most importantly, he was not trying to assassinate anyone. and here is what i'm talking about. let's put it up. donald trump jr. retweeted, hillary ran away from rain today, donald trump is back on stage minutes after assassination attempt. why is your campaign spreading that it was? >> how do you -- first of all, that's really remarkable, i h

clinton. nationwide. although i should point out that that particular poll has had donald trump up all along in this race from the very beginning. all of those daily tracking polls that are showing either tied or trump pulling ahead, those are all national polls. the thing is we don't do elections as a nationwide thing. in this country we do them state to state. that's how you put together a win or a loss in a presidential election. so that is actually where you should be looking in order to see who is more likely to win. the national polls are on interesting snapshot. but if you want to know who will take things on election day, you go state to state. how do things look right now state to state? joining us now from his magic wall is steve kornacki. steve, thank you so much for being with us. will you take our mind off the national polling number and give us a look state by state at how things are shaping up right now? >> yeah, sure. we got a whole bunch of brand-new state polls today. we can

barack obama, bill clinton, hillary clinton. but they're all in that state they're following our lead. we rescramble the map we have six different route to 70 now, and one may just include one or two may include michigan. but the message in michigan about illegal immigration and fairness to american worker renegotiating trade deals, and just stimulating economic growth and jobs, frankly america first message plays very well in parts of michigan very well in parts of pennsylvania. and we feel competitive in these states. >> you're going and? >> we're going to win lou and it is a great night i hope weal see you there. i changed from election night party to victory party. >> that's got a ring. >> a nice ring. >> i'll be there waiting for a name change. kellyanne thanks so much as alms dplk we appreciate it. kellyanne conway be sure to vote on the poll tonight. does today's decision by fbi director james comey declare hillary clinton on the issue of her e-mails prove a, she followed the rules, and the law. or b, the leaders the just

well $40 on clinton. just because she has been up throughout the general election and the electoral map just looks better for her. trump i have $35 on because is he surging. just at the right moment and some of these stating are starting to shake out $20 on wine it's been one of those election cycles and a dollars on advil in case that wine has a negative impact and have to work on wednesday. >> let's take a look at some of the viewers here. albert says 65 clinton will win. dan in main says my hope trump 100. my honest bet hillary 70, trump 30. real don lewis 100 on president trump and then from instagram j.p.t. mom 50 on trump, 50 on hillary. it's pretty much a crap shoot. all right, tim? >> i'm changing the colors new don't mind for the chips i have $20 on the blue for hillary and on the red $10 for trump go to one odds. $5 on the purple for the chance that either mike pence or tim kaine becomes president in the next year and i'm saving $65 for ammunition, food, and pepper supplies for the end of days.

hillary clinton's server. lastly, we've learned that there is a confidence from the sources that her server had been hacked. and that it was about a 99% accuracy that it had been hacked by at least five foreign intelligence agencies, and they believe that things have been taken from that. >> it sound me to like we have a bigger investigation than we thought. what about the role of the department of justice in terms of what know the justice of department resisted some things the fbi wanted in the e-mail investigation. how about the department's role in this aspect of the investigation involving the foundation? >> two sources say it has not been easy. they have not -- it has not been a smooth process. they believe they are moving forward effectively now. but there has been some angst about loretta ledge and what she's done or not done. >> i pressed on this, and these sources said, yes, the investigations will continue. it seems tonight hillary clinton's close personal aid, huma abedin who has not been on the cam