utah is another state that people seem to think it's just utah. in utah he got his butt handed to him, 69 to 15% during the primary and it's 60% mormon and that state does not like donald trump and you have someone with an independent candidate coming in. >> utah, that's very real. the mormons don't love donald trump. >> we have a special report on that coming up. >> this issue, susan collins. you spoke to her and she has never not voted for the republican. >> correct. >> there's never time she switched and always voted for the republican. you asked her why she's not supporting trump and here's what she told you. >> donald trump, in my judgment, would make a perilous world even more dangerous. i worry that his tendency to lash out and his ill-informed comments would cause dangerous events to escalate and possibly spin out of control at a time when our world is beset with conflicts. that say real problem. >> you've now interviewed several high-profile republicans who have made this switch. more coming? absolutely. i think that we're going see a growing number of people, and i think sen

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votes. donald trump can lose the state of utah, that's shocking. it's a possibility that hillary clinton could win the state. it's a possibility a third party candidate could come in and sweep the utah. we haven't seen that since back in 1968. donald trump, he's aware he has a problem in utah. he's been trying to talk his way out of it. this is what he's been saying. >> and do i love the mormons, okay. do i love the mormons. i have many friends that live in salt lake. i have a lot of friends, no, i have a lot of friends, by the way, mitt romney is one of them. did he choke? did this guy choke? he's a choke artist, i can't believe it. are you sure he's a mormon? breath of fresh air is those >>> all right. we showed you some of the speech earlier tonight. donald trump, his big economic speech in detroit today. detroit, michigan. of course, that setting is important when you talk about donald trump and his strategy to get to 270 electoral votes to try to become the president of the united states winning in the electoral college. donald trump, we have talked about this before, is pursuing wh

up what we now know as they are so called caliphate. >> noshl am utah maybe up for grabs this year. think about it. utah. talk about it next. think about it. talk about it next. (lock clicks) (dramatic music) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) oh! oh! well, they say 70 is the new 60. (laughing) were you really surprised? oh, this was a wonderful surprise. you know, at our age, not all surprises can be this good. you're not kidding. (female #1) remember peggy's surprise last month when frank died? so sudden; all the funeral expenses. they were not prepared. well, i'm not going to burden my family with my final expenses. -huh? -i called about the colonial penn program this morning. i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, call about the colonial penn program now. your acceptance is guaranteed. you'll get free information about this whole life insurance plan that might surprise you in a good way, because it's easy to get and easy on your budget. coverage options for this plan start at $9.95 a month for women and men age 50 to 85. that's about 35 cent

, republican state that looks like it is in play this year. it is the state of utah. utah, which may be the single most republican state in the country. how on earth could that one be in play? let's show you. let's take a look first of all at what the battleground looks like in utah right now. here is a weird situation. donald trump is leading, but with only 37% of the vote. hillary clinton second place. the last time a democrat carried utah 1964, lbj. the libertarian gary johnson, he's at 16%. other 14%. you say who could other be. 14% of the respondents to this poll volunteered the name of mitt romney. they told the pollsters, you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to go write in mitt romney for president. that is the inversion of donald trump. they didn't have to be told it was an option. we have seen how bad utah is for donald trump. we saw it back in the primary season. this was his single worst state. ted cruz got nearly 70% of the vote. donald trump only 14% in the utah republican kcaucuses. this was the same day donald trump won arizona, but he got absolutely crushed in uta

have misty snow, who is a democratic candidate for the u.s. senate in utah. she's also the first transgender candidate to win the democratic primary nomination. misty. : hello. i am running for u.s. senate in the state of utah. it's the first time i have run for office, so a lot of people were surprised. i entered the race late. he was really wrong on a lot of important issues. he was a self-described conservative democrat. i felt we need to nominate people who are actually going to stand up like things that benefit things like women's reproductive rights, the lgbt community, a living wage, reforming our criminal justice system, which disproportionately incarcerates people of color and issues like that he was completely silent on or liked to on. the republican position i challenged him for the nomination and i just won the primary a couple weeks ago, on june 20, and i am happy to be here today. thank you all for coming to see this panel and thank you for hoping organize this and inviting me and other people to it. thank you. mr. chamberlain: excellent. thank you. finally, we have

evangelical leaders in florida talking about the potential to lose a very republican state of utah. listen to this. >> you got to get your people out to vote. and especially in those states where we're represented -- having a tremendous problem in utah. utah's a different place. i don't know -- is anybody here from utah? i mean, it's -- i didn't think so. we're having a problem. i mean, because, you know, look it could cost us the supreme court. >> now, just a little bit context there. again, he was talking to evangelical leaders. there is kind of an historic tension between evangelicals and mormons. and mormons of course make up the vast majority of the republican voters in utah. at least those who republicans rely on. so that was kind of what his appeal was there. but, still, the idea of him saying that it's a place that he could potentially lose is definitely not something we hear from the guy who says he's going to be winning so much, measure going to get sick of winning. however, i will say, as that is going on, i'm hearing this morning from some republican officials, veteran

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american history tv, only on c-span3. >> so, we are at promontory summit, utah. i am walking you over to where the transcontinental railroad was completed. this spot right here marked by tie, is within inches of where the original ceremony was held. included on this is a plaque that lists the dignitaries from this company. the big are all marked there. four another thing that you can see at the site is a connection with resources that would have been available to the two companies building the railroad. we have tried to make it as authentic as possible. if you look to the west, you will see precut ties. they had sawmills and brought them down from the mountain. whereas the union pacific, coming from the east, had to head cut their ties wherever they could find wood. not a lot available and a lot of the areas, so they would split them and you can see them and how they would cut them to bring them out when they could. the transcontinental railroad was happening at the end of the victorian age as you were going into the industrial age and it was a perfect time for the united states. when

yesterday especially when he was talking about utah. he basically said i need you, utah, utah is a big risk for us right now. he talked in that tone about pennsylvania and virginia. sort of the first time we've heard donald trump speaking so pessimistically about the outlook. how did you see it? >> are you going to play the clip? >> do we have time, guys? >> i just keep doing the same thing i'm doing right now. at the end it is either going to work or i'm going to -- i'm going to have a very, very nice, long vacation. >> that was one. we'll play some from utah later. >> utah, the governor of utah, said utah is absolutely going for trump. in polling since august 4 trump's ahead by four months. couple months ago on this network there is a big cry about how trump is not raising any money. trump raised $80 million in july. that's a huge haul. >> he a he not spending a lot of it. . that's a concern among some republicans, he's not spending it on advertising. >> if you want to talk about the issues, let's talk about the pay to play. let's talk about drew griffin's report on clinton and cheryl mil

. senate in utah. she is also one that the mechanic from her nomination. -- democratic primary nomination. >> i'm running for u.s. senate in the state of utah. i wanted grandma credit primary -- 18 democratic primary. a lot of people were surprised. i entered the race kind of late. i started -- a guy started six months ahead of me and i thought it was wrong on a lot of issues. i felt that we democrats need to nominate people who are actually got to stand up for things like women reproductive rights, lgbt community, living wage, reforming the criminal justice system which disproportionally and carpets or its people. it was silent on it. i thought he was wrong. i challenged him for the nomination and i just from the primary a couple weeks ago and i'm happy to be here today. thank you all for coming. and you for inviting me and other people. >> thank you. and we have cars and alan grayson running for u.s. senate in florida. >> i was the fourth member of congress to endorse bernie sanders and i did so after we set up the website grace and invited people to come vote for the two can

battleground map. there's a state in the battleground, or might be a battleground, utah. what's interesting is hillary clinton did an op-ed to the "deseret news," which is owned by the church. donald trump was invited to do it. he didn't do it. but donald trump did speak about his problems in utah today. i want to play it right here. >> i'm having a tremendous problem in utah. utah's a different place. i don't know. is anybody here from utah? i didn't think so. we're having a problem. it could cost us a supreme court. we're having four or five justices put on. we're having a problem. i've been given a false narrative. >> he sounds genuinely hurt. he thinks everybody loves him. when he runs into something like this it puzzles him. part of his problem in utah is many of the religious folks in utah believe in welcoming the stranger as the bible says. you don't tell refugees you can't -- >> the governor of utah -- this is exactly where hillary clinton honed in on this op-ed in the "deseret news." hillary clinton, "what i have in common with utah leaders, religious freedom and the constitution."

and expose weakness in the touch campaign. ryan nobles has more on what utah can tell us on the overall race for president. >> reporter: 1948, the last time utah elected electoral votes for a republican. the candidate, harry truman. >> concerned about utah. >> this campaign is anything but traditional. >> evan mcmullen with a long shot for the white house will have a difficult time on the ballot to win the 270 electoral votes necessary but is on the ballot in utah and bad news for donald trump. >> and i am having a tremendous problem in utah. >> reporter: touch was crushed in utah by the primary. trump's politics and don't necessarily like hillary clinton either and that's where mcmullen comes in. >> this is about the american people saying they want another choice. >> mcmullen is a mormon and conservative and could peel republican votes away from trump in utah. enough so that the g.o.p. nominee penned an op-ed in a large paper trying to convince unhappy republicans he could be their guy and not just utah. in georgia, a trailing clinton by four points and susan page believes tru

this case comes to us is that the utah supreme court says this is three things and flagrant, this is all very confusing and so we want to come up with simpler test. are you saying, utah was wrong, the three prong that we have now is fine, would you change in any respect how we look at these? >> i don't think the three-pronged ways a bad way to look at it. the cases have cases have actually use the three-pronged to determine whether it was. >> we think it's a fine way to think about this case in the sense that the court could hold superseding authority and it's an intervening event and suppression would be appropriate only if the stop was flagrant either subjectively understood. >> thank you counsel. >> mr. chief justice man the court. this rule would open the door. it would create a powerful incentive for police officers to detain citizens without concern of the fourth amendment. knowing that finding a warrant would wipe the slate clean and render the constitutional violation irrelevant. it would it would cut the heart out of terry. it would create a new form of investigation. office

utah. the first transgender candidate to win the democratic primary nomination. misty. i am running for u.s. senate in the state of utah. have runfirst time i for office, so a lot of people were surprised. i entered the race late. he was really wrong on a lot of foreign issues, a self-described democrat. nominate need to people who are actually going to stand up like things that benefit things like women's rights and living wage. a disproportionately incarcerate people of color. about that was wrong. i challenge him for the just won the primary couple weeks ago on june 28 and i am happy to be here today. thank you all for coming to see this panel and for those who helped organize. thank you. mr. chamberlain: excellent. thank you. finally, we have come with alan grayson, running for u.s. and it in florida and was reasonably early, a reasonably early bernie supporter. alan? mr. grayson: we invited people to come not only to vote for the two candidates, but also to explain why. the vote came in at 86% bernie, 40% secretary clinton. 14% secretary clinton. bernie sanders supporters clear

we'll be back in a few minutes with that new polling information. >>> up next, the fight for utah. trump says he has problems in that diehard red state. how religious freedom plays in and why hillary clinton is making a play for mormon voters. more on her strategy coming up next. >>> first, we're keeping an eye on historic and potentially dangerous weather down in the south. a flash flood emergency has been declared in parts of louisiana and mississippi today. we're getting our first look at video taken on the ground of flooded-out streets in baton rouge, in st. charles parish late thursday, some residents had to be rescued from their vehicles after hours of rain stranded drivers on the road. some areas have already seen more than 10 inches of rain and as much as 6 more could fall in central louisiana this weekend. we'll keep you updated on that weather story as it develops. stay with us. make thiss simple as possible for you. you can go ahead and stick with that complicated credit card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or... you can get the quicksilver card from capital

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endorsement of utah governor gary herbert but he has taken note that the state seems to be closer than in years past. >> you have a hans to do something that will be earth shaking. i literally mean it earth shaking. you have to get your people out to vote and especially in the states where we're represented. having a tremendous problem in utah. utah is a different place -- is anybody here from utah? i mean, it's -- i didn't think so. we're having a problem. >> that will help you in utah. >> as long as we're talking history, 1964, the last time a democrat won utah when lyndon johnson won there. hillary clinton is writing op eds in newspapers. they smell blood in utah. >> there's bill clinton in utah. also all the way up the east coast. some people are predicting there's a possibility of something, i don't know the last time it happened. i guess maybe 72 but you have a candidate that can win the entire east coast. south carolina is ify. all the way up, american. >> a lot of it depends on what the two corinthians do. >> coming up we'll dig into the mustard opinion pages, in just a moment. th

>>> so we're in utah, over to w transcontinental railroad was completed. this spot right here marked by the low wood tie is within inches of where the ceremony was held in 1869. included on this tie is a plaque that lists many of the dignitaries from that company, the central pacific in particular, including leyland stanford's name and the big four all marked there. another thing you can see here at the site is a connection with the resources that would have been available to the two companies building the railroad. we have actually mocked up everything, tried to make it as authentic as possible. if you look on the west side, you're going to see precut ties. the central pacific had plenty of wood in the sierra nevadas and because of that, they had saw mills and they would cut their ties, brought them down from the mountains. pas the union pacific coming from the east had to hand cut their ties wherever they could find wood. not a lot available in many of the areas so they would split them. you can see how they would cut them and bring them out when they could. the transcontine

utah and arizona yesterday. mountains. today our chances for active weather will be in lincoln county into utah as well. las vegas today expected to stay dry. that is going to change though. dry conditions again today. mostly sunny, hazy out there, gusts to 25 in the afternoon. that will help with some of this haze we're dealing with. hazy overnight. 80 for the low. check out the seven-day forecast. here are the changes i've been talking about. thunderstorms a possibility. also saturday afternoon and evening 98 for the high on friday and 96 on saturday. >> dana: live to the floor of the nasdaq, jane king joining us again. automatic brakes are a good thing but be careful. >> you can't rely on them 100%. automatic braking great safety feature. they will soon be standard on keep you out of an accident completely. some are designed to just slow a car down so that doesn't prevent an accident. even the systems designed to stop a car don't always prevent a collision as well. pay attention. >> dana: a lot of people fly southwest airlines. they may have noticed the pilots are on the pic

headline today about the clinton campaign opening up a campaign office in utah, in salt lake city, utah. they're putting their money where their mouth is. they've been talking a big game about utah, now they're opening an office there. the last time a democrat won in utah was 1964. the best performance by a democrat was in 1992 when bill clinton lost there by 19 points and didn't even come in second, he came in third, both to papi bush and ross perot. that was the best a democrat had done there in the modern era. and honestly with utah, it's not clear the hillary clinton campaign thinks they have a shot there this year, even though they are opening this campaign office. a new poll just came out from utah, it shows terrible numbers for donald trump, only 39% of the vote. but hillary clinton is still 15 points behind that, less than a quarter of the vote in utah. if you take the minor candidates out and you just set up trump versus clinton head to head in utah, this latest ppp poll shows him leading in that state by 20 points. so who knows if they think they can make a go. i mean, the cli

going to see what washington insiders say about the state of the race. also utah. utah hasn't gone democratic in a long time because of a new independent candidate qualifying yesterday, utah may. also marco rubio back in the news saying donald trump is a con man. >> but he's our con man. >> he's his con man. >> endearing. >> here is our bill karins. he's got a check on the forecast. bill, how are w doing? >> severe storms this afternoon. isolated storm or two in new england, which is a rare event. we have to watch that later today. show you pictures. showed you louisiana stuff yesterday. on sunday there was a horrible fire out in california. this was the clayton county fire. this fire was in lower lake. it's the name of the little town there. in the downtown area where either a little community, 175 homes and businesses including their post office went up in flames in a fast moving fire. that was arson. they did catch the person. at least they have arrested someone who they think is responsible for the blaze. let's talk about the forecast and severe weather threat today. all the he

the race. a guy that could cause him serious, grievous problems in utah and turn that state over. in a tight race, that could make all the difference in the world. what does he do? are you hearing anything from the trump camp on what they are doing to do to make a dramatic turn. >> they lost susan collins. >> august is not the best time for a comeback during the olympics. he needs to continue to talk about the economy all august and into september and have a good first debate. he needs to bring republicans home and he needs to avoid the distraction. >> he's not going to do that. >> the defections aren't great. >> every single day. again, willie and i would hold up the papers and look at the date and say it's moving, time is moving. it's getting closer to the first republican nomination. you've got to start saying it's far off. we need to start holding up the paper and saying -- >> it's over. >> it's august 9th. he's running out of time. >> defections hurt. you'll see more endorsing clinton and defecting electric trump. may not be huge figures, susan collins is -- >> when about the 50

her sights on the reddest of state including utah and texas as she tries to expand her appeal across the electoral map. this involves reaching out to hour monos in a state that hasn't -- mormons in a state that hasn't voted democrat since the beatles went big. clinton's campaign also step thing up efforts to win over republicans and dependents with a new initiative out yesterday called together for america. here she is in iowa yesterday. >> we may not agree on everything, but this is not a normal election. and i will work hard for the next three months to earn the support of anyone willing to put our country first. [applause] as a young man said to me in florida the other day, friends don't let friends vote for trump. [laughter] kennedy: all this and washington post reports some liberals are upset about clinton's outreach to republicans, saying she's going too far and is taking them for granted. now, charlie, if i were a bernie sanders supporter and i saw hillary clinton reaching out to republicans and independents, i think i would be deeply offended. >> yeah. i think it's a k

. i was born in utah, raised outside of seattle, washington. i served in the cia for about ten years, most of that overseas as an operations officer undercover, where i ran clandestine operations. i left and went to the private sector, then accepted an opportunity to return to government service on capitol hill, where most recently i was the chief policy director in the house republican conference. >> so most of the people running for president got in this race like 14 months ago. there was an entire year-long primary process. there was a convention. >> indeed. >> a few weeks ago. why did you wait? why now? >> well, like many americans, i have been very frustrated with the choices we have been given this year and i hoped for something better for months and months and months, and that somebody would step forward, somebody with national name i.d. who could advance another option for americans, a better option, but it became clear as time passed that that wasn't going to happen and of course, i have been in touch with people who have been trying to organize such an effort and it looked

lakewood died in lake powell in the southeast corner of utah. her toddler fell off a moving house boat. mom jumped in after him- but neither had a life vest. another family member got in a smaller boat to help the pair. the child was alive and awake - and on his mother's chest. russell was unconscious. they tried c-p-r - but could not revive her. a woman in aurora is dead- and everyone who was inside the apartment with her is under arrest. it's unclear how many people that is- or really what happened at all. the woman died in an apartment on east ohio place last night. police say there's no danger to anyone else. this morning- we know the name of the second man who died on a gliding adventure in telluride. 66-year-old ronald ueckert was from south fork. he and 64-year-old robert saunders died wednesday when the glider they were in crashed in the prospect basin area. saunders was the known gliding tour company. the n-t-s-b is investigating the crash. a hiker from vermont died- trying to climb one of colorado's 14ers. the chaffee county sheriff's office says 46-year-old eric poehlman die

read this in print. who are you? >> good question. well, my name is evan mcmullin. i was born in utah, raised outside of seattle, washington. i served in the cia for about ten years, most of that overseas as an operations officer undercover, where i ran clandestine operations. i left and went to the private sector, then accepted an opportunity to return to government service on capitol hill, where most recently i was the chief policy director in the house republican conference. >> so most of the people running for president got in this race like 14 months ago. there was an entire year-long primary process. there was a convention. >> indeed. >> a few weeks ago. why did you wait? why now? >> well, like many americans, i have been very frustrated with the choices we have been given this year and i hoped for something better for months and months and months, and that somebody would step forward, somebody with national name i.d. who could advance another option for americans, a better option, but it became clear as time passed that that wasn't going to happen and of course, i have been in

the lds political world, i am told. why does that matter? first and foremost, the state of utah. utah is -- has a ballot access issue for -- i think the deadline is august 15th. but rick wilson just told me you only need 1,000 signatures which is like super easy in a state like utah where he is pretty well known. so they feel confident they're going to actually get him on the ballot in utah as soon as tomorrow. why does that matter? because utah is a place that has not been thrilled with donald trump. just look at the republican primary. ted cruz did extraordinarily well there. there are six electoral votes in utah. that is from people who are part of the anti-trump movement. a plausible strategy for trying to deny him the presidency. but the people who are working on this brand-new campaign insist it's not just utah, they're going to try to figure out a way to get on the ballot and other important battleground states like florida. one other thing you might be wondering, what about mitt romney who of course is the most high-profile mormon republican out there, very high-profile agains

lake powell... the toddler fell off a moving house boat in the southeast corner of utah. his mom jumped in after him- but neither had a life another family member got in a smaller boat to help them. the child was alive and awake - and on his mother's chest. russell was unconscious. they tried c-p-r - but could not revive her. theres a new way to potentially crack a cold case. new technology is using dna evidence to create images of possible suspects -- and aurora police hopes it helps them solve a decades-old cold case. this is a composite of the suspect who attacked and murdered three members of the bennett family in 1984. bruce bennett, his wife debra and their seven-year- old daughter melissa were beaten to death suspect was created using d-n-a - that the suspect left at the scene. a company in virginia does the work. they use d-n-a as a blueprint to make predictions about what someone looks like. they can predict skin color, hair color, eye color, the shape of the face even if someone has freckles. aurora police say the image is not perfect but the genetic traits are likely spot on.

expected, and also tpp. >> absolutely. this is an area where he does break -- you saw utah chamber of commerce put out a release before he went on stage, saying both major party candidates are out of step and wrong on trade because hillary clinton is against tpp as well. so this is an area where actually the two major party candidates in line, trump out of step with his party right now on this, but this is the more of the populist part of trump, appealing to the midwest workers who have been stripped of manufacturing jobs, frankly places like detroit, that is what they're betting on. that message sells in those met western industrial up toes that have been hammered after the last decade of so-so which he avibes to nafta and says tpp into cause more damage. >> this comes at time when the "washington post" had a very longpiece on hillary clinton's record, creating jobs in the state of new york when she was u.s. senator, and trump went right after the points made in that piece, and that sense his timing was perfect for him. >> absolutely. look, that was definitely an opening for him to p

. he is republican and -- okay that's it. mcmullen is mormon so he could take votes in utah from trump. but can he command an audience like trump? >> on my first day there as a student i had an experience that had a deep impression on me. i was shopping shopping and i stopped to talk to a spice vender. >> i need to know the end of this story. a spice vendor? this is exciting. he seems a little low energy. that's nothing a good media strategist can't correct. look at this video. >> we are more empowered now than we have ever been. and no issue is too big. and yes this is my real hair. >> you were covering your eyes there. >> wait a minute. that wasn't his video. >> that was a trump video. >> that was our own team. that was our own team of political experts. you don't think that is going to -- look, he has to sell himself outside of utah. that's what he needs, right? >> he doesn't have a chance. it is america and you want to run for president and you can. trump is not worried about this guy and i don't think any trumpers should be either. this is much to do about nothing. >> what about u

problem in utah and could cost them the supreme court. also told cnbc he plans to stick to his strategy and, quote, it's either going to work or he's going to have a very, very nice long vacation. with that as a backdrop, carl cameron is live in p.a. where trump is set to hold a rally. what should we make of the polls? >> reporter: there's a lot to unpack there, bill. if you go back in the polls, prior to the convention, the republican convention, trump's actually not really moved very much in the polls and has been stable. what has happened is hillary clinton has begun to game ground. she -- gain ground, she is getting better numbers and trump has been fairly consistent. not that he is losing ground so much. it's that hillary is gaining it. now, as to those 70 people who have sign on to this petition, the petition has not actually been delivered to the republican national committee at this point. they're not planning on finishing the actual collection of signatures until next week, and what was made public yesterday is a draft. so they may change the language but what they do want to d

states, even utah is becoming a challenge. what states are giving him the most trouble right now? >> let's start where we are here, pennsylvania giving him enormous problems. the real clear politics average has hillary clinton up 9.2 percent. some recent polls put her into 10 or 11 but the trump campaign believes that it's a progression of the campaign they believe they can narrow those numbers back down but don't forget pennsylvania just went from across upstate in our fox news ratings to a lead democrat. some other bad news, georgia is now a pop upstate, arizona is a pop-up state and listen to what donald trump told a meeting of pastors yesterday in orlando about what's going on in houston . >> you got to get your people out to vote. and especially in those states where we are represented. i have a tremendous problem in utah, utah is a different question but is anybody here from utah? >> what we are hearing is the trump campaign is going to stay on message today, they're going to talk about jobs, the economy, isis , these connections between the clinton foundation and the state

who is -- >> for president. >> for president who potentially has really strong ties in utah and could flip that state to hillary clinton if he gets signatures. he has only about a week to get signatures on the ballot. and it's going to be one of those interesting scenarios where republicans have been looking for another candidate who they would feel comfortable voting for and particularly in states like utah. trump has not connected well with the lds community there and so this is a chance for them to choose someone else. >> maeve reston, thank you so much. perfectly teed up my next segment. evan mcmullan is his name, not very well known but he's a former cia officer, part of this never trump movement. evan mcmullan briefly worked as a chief policy officer for the house republicans, stepped down today to launch his third party bid, he will be running as an independent, this is mcmullan's campaign web site. his slogan "it's never too late to do the right thing." so let me bring in my next guest, he is the opinion editor for the desert news in salt lake city. nice to have you on,

going to matter. >> that's exactly right. you've got it up in utah, of allstates, and georgia where trump is behind. look, the floor is breaking on trump and on republicans, but i just want to come back to this point, which this was inevitable. this was so predictable. people were saying this, i was saying this months ago because this is the kind of person that you're dealing with. and the republican primary voters in their infinite wisdom decided to put a man, who is not just a amateur, a person with a disordered personality. he's erratic, cruel, crude, he's unprincipled and he's unstable. when you put a person like that at the top of the ticket, it's going to be trouble. what's interesting is this race unfolds and the intensity of the campaign unfolds, he's actually getting worse, not -- not better. so this thing is a -- he's a bomb and he explodes every other day and there's no stopping. i think that the rnc should go in and they absolutely should stop funding the trump campaign, the presidential campaign. they should try to use it to provoke him. trump has said the system is rig

look at utah, wyoming, nevada, montana, idaho, the dakotas, alaska. on the east side, bill weld would have a list of those himself where we might actually win outright. the idea is to win outright. i know that sounds crazy. but this is a crazy election cycle and i saw last week, two weeks ago, where the projected audience for the first presidential debate is going to exceed that of the super bowl. there is no way to we have any chance of winning if we are not in that game. meaning the presidential debate. >> already donald trump has raised questions on the commission on presidential debates, the dates, who the moderators will be. say i amimself up to not going to participate. do you worry that if you are included in the debate, you might give either hillary clinton or donald trump a reason to say we will not be there? gov. johnson: i don't think people will stand for that. but we will see. i think that would be a big mistake given what i just mentioned. super bowl audience, you'd declined that? i don't think that would be a wise decision politically. >> you said you are seen more in t

going to war, supporting regime change. >> one state you have the possibility of picking up his is utah, were donald trump did poorly in the primary. he even admitted in the past week that it has been a tough state for him. just use that has one example. how do you win the state of utah? gov. johnson: i think the majority of republicans are about smaller government. that is what drew me to the republican party, but there is the social dogma that the republicans have of late, and i'm now talking about the last 20 years that social conservatives, you either on board or you are not. libertarians, look, libertarians could care less whether you are socially conservative or socially liberal. just don't force it on anybody else. i think the republican party is carrying that on their back. i think when it comes to all replicas, utah for example, look, it is first and foremost -- when it comes to all republicans, utah for example, look, it is first and foremost about smaller government and then there is one unforgivable in life and that is hypocrisy. that is saying one thing and doing another. a

look at utah, wyoming, nevada, montana, the dakotas. alaska. on the east side, bill weld would have a list of those himself. where we might actually win outright. the idea is to win outright. i know that sounds crazy. but this is a crazy election cycle and i saw last week, two weeks ago, the projected audience for the first presidential debate is going to exceed that of the super bowl. there is no way to we have any chance of winning if we are not in that game. meaning the presidential debate. >> donald trump has raised questions on the commission, the date for the moderators, i was you ran as a libertarian and you expected public funding. do you plan on doing that again? >> we took it off the table. it is a pain. arefact is that there billions of dollars in this fund disputing the $300,000 we took in matching funds. it is political. they do everything they can to discourage a third-party. we are opting out, because of the relationship with the federal elections commission and it went back and forth and there was communication that tried up. questionsall of these and we are going to

went from utah. thanks for being here. and being the second most famous utah, i have heard of. which cassidy, the most famous utahn ever. you're up here talking e-mail. this morning some news broke previouslyare 15,000 undisclosed e-mails of the fbi has discovered as a result of some of your questions. think thatt you means. >> we are trying to get at the clinton. it is hillary clinton that created this in the first place. the inspector general got involved, found that there was classified material in a classified setting. it -- i was stunned when i heard didtestimony that as they this year-long program they never looked at the testimony from hillary clinton on capitol hill when she had raised her hand and was under a. you cannot come in like a congress. john: the fbi has sent you a bunch of material, i know there is some confusion about different briefing books. what is the basic deal with what you think is wrong here? do you think that the fbi is in the tank for hillary clinton? think mr. komi is not dealing in a political situation. i have come to a different conclusion but rememb

utah. where mormon voters are turned off by trump. which makes it all the more per pleking that trump spent last night campaigning in a solidly blue state. >> we're making a big move for the state of connecticut, just so you understand. >> let's bring in senator jeff sessions of alabama. he was the first senator to endorse trump and is now a t campaign. good morning, senator sessions. >> good morning. >> good to see you. let's start with the story in "the new york times" based on inte interviews, they say, with 20 close advisers to can't trump. a political showman into a plausible american president now increasingly concede that mr. they added he's nearly out of time to right his campaign. he tweeted this morning, the failing "new york times" which never spoke to me keeps saying that i am saying to advisers that i will change. false. i am who i am. never said. e he says the story is fiction. do you believe it? >> you have had this whole morning talking about nothing but negative on the trump campaign. this is the thing that does build on itself and is, i think, made mountains ou

? >> sure, gary has already polling within a couple of points from the lead in the state of utah and other states in that pillar from the dakotas right on down to the rio. he's popular out west, even without this tsunami that i'm talking about some states in the northeast, what we're aiming at is winning the whole thing, nothing less, it's a gradual progression as people get to know us better, we think we not only have winning argument that we represent a mix of policy points of view that represents the majority of people in the country. and the reason they're casting around and befuddled and uncertain is because they're fighting against that thought, oh,vy to vote d, i have to vote r, mommy, daddy always did. that's not true they can vote whoever they want. we think they ire going to come our way. >> let me ask you about foreign policy, let's try to nail one thing down, it won't surprise -- i think hillary is hawkish by my standards. she's not this president, i think she'll be much more hawkish in terms of middle east. i worry about that. i don't think we need to be more hawkish. on

utah, in only a week. the independent party minnesota nominated me. and we are close in iowa and a number of other states. we are moving quickly. kennedy: you are running out of time. >> we still have 2 1/2 months and we are adding state quickly. kennedy: the never trump movement has been struggling to find someone to go up against donald trump. this is the strangest presidential elect cycle anyone i have talked to has er en. you have two candidates with enormous unfavorable ratings and untrustworthiness. you are a mormon kid, you went to byu. you spent 10 years in the cia. you worked for the gop, and now, you want to be the president. you said something that's very interesting to me. you want to get government out of the way which as a libertarian that's music to my ears. my question is why should i vote for you, an unknown quantity when i can vote for the libertarian candidate who is polling well in utah. >> i don't think gary johnson understands religious liberty that well. that was one of the founding concepts of this nation. he suffered recently as a result of his comments. th