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 caucuses. this was the same day donald trump won arizona, but he got absolutely crushed in utah. the story here of course is donald trump's relatio

utah is a must-win state. utah is not a state under discussion and yet here it is. are you worried about it? >> not at all, because the utah policy poll shows him up by 12 points and i know when they look at the supreme court and realize the decision and the right to bear arms say 5-4 decision, hobby lobby, can't force companies to provide contraception. they're not going to allow non-conservative justices on the court. they, in fact, care about conservative values and will show up and vote republican. >> the clinton campaign sending bill clinton to utah. utah has not backed a democrat since 1964. so are we getting way too ahead of ourselves to have this conversation? >> does kayleigh have a point? >> the other thing mormons care about is civility. mormons care about being a neighbor. mormons care about being able to you treat other human beings that we are all taught to treat one another. donald trump doesn't do that. so what they're saying that they're not supporting trump is that he does not represent their values as a religion. he does not represent their values

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

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 republican officials, who have run campaigns on a national level before, people who are perplexed about where he is spending his time. for example, tomorrow, donald trump is going to connecticut. connecticut is a historicall

utah is a different place. is anybody here from utah? i mean -- i didn't think so. we're having a problem. >> speaking to a group of religious conservatives in orlando today, donald trump acknowledged he's had a tough fight ahead of him in utah a state that has not backed a democrat for president since lbj? '64. it comes the mormon church paper. the same week evan mcmullin announced he would run for president as an independent candidate. he is a member of the church of jesus christ latter day saints and could take votes from trump in the heavily mormon state. what is it with mormons and donald trump? one of my favorite stats in the primaries was -- it was a correlation between trump's vote share and the percentage of mormons in a county. it was totally worst correlation. the more mormons the worst donald trump did in that county. >> basically donald trump has nothing to offer to mormon voters. utah is the most red state when it comes to presidential years by far. the problem is donald trump two of his key issues, two of the things that have defined his campaign pers

utah is a different place. and i don't know if -- is anybody here from utah? i mean, it's -- i didn't think so. we're having a problem. >> donald trump speaking on fray about his troubles in the deep red state of utah. there may be no bigger surprise on that electoral map right now than what's going on in utah. this is a state that voted for mitt romney by more than 50 points. by nearly 50 points in 2012. could this be the first time in more than a half century that utah votes for a democrat for president? joining me now, former three-term republican governor, mike levy vitt, made himself available to advise the trump campaign on a possible presidential transition. he also served as the secretary of health and human services in george w. bush's administration. governor leavitt, secretary levity, i don't know. i should have researched what the official title is for somebody in your position. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. let me just start on the question of utah. you're out there right now, know the state well. this is a place where donald trump on

utah. a new poll of utah voters shows donald trump at 37. hillary clinton at 25. gary johnson at 16. that's high for him. jill stein at 1. anti-trump candidate evan mcmullin, who was born in utah, also hopes to appear on the utah ballot now as a presidential line. he could take votes from donald trump. here's what he said on "morning joe" earlier this week. >> as a former cia officer i deeply believe that donald trump harms the strength and prosperity of this country. donald seeks to divide us. he seeks to pit us against each other one race and religion against the other. this is the work of our adversaries. this is the work of vladimir putin. and as i say, it is the work of donald trump. >> with 89 days left for the campaign war rooms, joining us tonight on the "the last word" war room rick ward, a republican strategist helping evan mcmullin in that campaign. also karine jean-pierre. a veteran of martin o'malley's presidential war room. you've got a foot back in the war room in this campaign. just a little by bio stuff on evan mcmullin. he is mormon. he is from u

and a democratic party in utah. i got a lot of respect for that because i know there are important issues, but there is 79% white, but we do have a prison population that is this proportionately minority. ortionately minority. he did not die, but he was severely injured. he's not ever going to be the same because of the injury. it happened in my own city installing city. we need to really adjust the way we do our policing in this country. we need to reform our courts and our entire system. it's a huge problem. i want to give a voice to a lot of these issues because what i find is that these issues really resonate even in utah because in utah there is a lot of people who care about these issues, young people who have not really got involved in the political process but are getting excited, they got excited in march. a lot of people i think are getting excited about me because i'm talking about a lot of the same issues. i'm hoping to get a lot to support me in the fall because i --nk we can i wind the primary. won the

it's already the practice in many communities and if utah's rule is adopted it will become the norm. it is unnecessary for this court to take such a sweeping view as utah has. >> with that be true of let's say one half of 1% of the residents of south salt lake or sell like city have outstanding warrants? >> the statistics are important to our argument but not necessary because even with the statistics, we know that officers make stops. precisely for that reason, to find the warrant. that is why they are making the stop. they can target communities. so even if there is just a very minor amount of words they could still target communities that may have a greater incidence of warrants. if this were were the rule there would be no downside. >> walter there is a downside of the officer makes an illegal stop here the officer exposes himself or herself to all sorts of consequences. you're saying on the statistic that i give you that if there is a one and 200 chance that there's going to be an outstanding warrant in the officers as well, i have my reason to stop this person but if i stop 200

. >> 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 t

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 afte

. >> 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." she says "the next president will swear an oath to preserve protect and defend that document for successive generations and if you give me the honor to serve as your president i will fight every day to carry out that sacred responsibility." whenop-ed, it was as if she had spent a little bit of time understandi

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, 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 clin

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 mills. we could be talking about it. there is nothing that donald trump has said or has done last 24 hours that you want to be concentrating on. now we talk about literally a process story about a meeting in florida. where is the 33,000 e-mails for the clintons? what happened with cheryl mills in those meetings with walmart and amazon? that's what i'd love to talk about. those are real issues. you have a candidates on the democrat side -- >> boris, all day we've been talking about it. we'll continue to talk about it. i have you on as

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 trump is forced to shore up red states he is spending less time and he needs to win. >> senator mcmull senn from utah and is a mormon and draining away traditionally republican votes. >> even if evan mcmullen won't win the presidency he could play a major role in whether or not donald trump does. i'm ryan nobles. >> denise: how about that. stay with cleveland 19 news for coverage of campaign 2016 you can find details on cleveland19.com, facebook or twitter. >> dan: when you get rain this many days in a row

. >> utah, colorado. >> does utah still have four electoral votes. >> five. four or five. >> four or five. anyway, we've seen several scenarios in the past couple weeks before trump's collapse that this race could end up tied. lou at alabama, you look at tennessee, indiana, you look at states where there are religious voters who are offended by donald trump, and there are some that are offended by donald trump. he has a chance to pick-off utah especially and then pick-off a state or two in the south, which you talk about, gene, closing down donald trump's route to 270, you start taking those states out -- in utah, for instance, a lot of the polls show hillary 29, trump 29, gary johnson 10, something like that. you get a guy -- i think he's a mormon from -- >> went to byu. >> from utah, you've got a guy there who can get 33% of the vote and take those electoral votes. >> or get a smaller percentage of the vote but throw the state to hillary clinton. i mean, that's what -- i think this is a spoiler candidacy. but it can definitely spoil in a state like utah, a

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

i mean, i just wonder who in utah would vote for gary johnson? are -- are there a lot of libertarian pot smokers in utah? he's very left. kennedy: it's so important to them that they realize liberty extends beyond -- >> do they want somebody that far out there and they're going to risk hillary clinton getting elected just -- kennedy: i think someone who's a limited government constitutionalist who ran a state, who's running with a vice presidential candidate who also ran a very large state -- >> look at his policies. he will legalize some wacky stuff. kennedy: and i hope one of those happens to be marijuana which helps cancer patient, epileptics and those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. thank you so much, charlie. [laughter] >>> more criticism of donald trump's second amendment comments, the major paper that's calling for the republican nominee to call it quits and what trump's running mate is saying about the media. stay here. it's "outnumbered." ♪ ♪ i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for

mcmullen has ties to utah, a state where trump hasn't been as strong as some republicans think he should be. so if mcmillionen is able to play there, maybe that will impact utah, which would make the math harder for trump. i don't know if we talk about mcmullen in a week or two months from now. >> so at this point for somebody like that, they need money and mull muscle to make it through and luck. when we look at money, halle, the trump campaign is giving worry about folks with what they were able to pull in for july. >> reporter: right. while it was a gangbusters number for donald trump, $82 million pulled in between trump and the republican party, he had been fund-raising for a month and a half considering he had been ramping up his fund-raising experts at the end of may, this

>>> 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 co

now, utah is 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. >> donald trump there acknowledging we're having a problem, that he's struggling in utah, which has traditionally been a red state. hillary clinton is taking advantage of that, reaching out to mormon voters. in an op-ed in deseret news, a newspaper owned -- clinton wrote i have been fighting to defend religious freedom for years. as secretary of state i made it a cornerstone of our foreign policy to protect the rights of religious minorities around the world. after donald trump called for a temporary ban on muslims in the u.s., the mormon church issued a strong statement on religious freedom. former utah senator, bob bennett, was so upset about trump's proposal that on his deathbed the former senator said he wanted to apologize to muslims. joining me is senator bob bennett's son, jim bennett, who shared that account. jim, you were a registered republican, as i understand it, up until two weeks ago, is that right? >> that's righ

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 department and one of the trump officials i talked to this morning was almost salivating to have me talking about what's going on with cheryl mills and their allegations that she was doing business for the foundation at the same time she was working at the state department. martha: john, i am from utah so it's fascinating what's going on in that crazy state. bill: in the meantime donald trump's running mate trying to shore up support in wisconsin, trump trailing by double digits this week. mike pence telling supporters that the media has muddiedthe waters with biased coverage of hillary clinton, uses point . >> it really is amazing. it seems like every day the national media latches onto some issue about my running mate. the only thing they're not talking about is anything having to do with

we had showers yesterday afternoon in parts of utah and arizona. zooming in closer to lincoln county and into utah, that is where we are see august little bit of activity this morning. las vegas expected to stay dry but we could see thunderstorm activity in parts of lincoln county and utah and arizona. boulder city 98 today. pahrump 100 and 101 is the expected high in las vegas. indian springs tonight 70. primm 77. take a look at this seven-day hazy conditions. friday and saturday chances for showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast and cooler temperatures too. highs in the mid and upper 90's, lows in the 70's. enjoy it. temperatures will be back up next week. >> dana: fans of prince can soon get a look inside his famous structure. paisley park. we're going to tell you how and when you might be able to take a tour >> krystal: jones can't catch a break. first she had trolls on twitter saying racist sexist things about her. now someone has hacked into her site revealing photos. >> dana: brazil is beginning the impeachment trial of suspended pres

people say utah, that you could do particularly well in utah. you are mormon, you are lds, you grew up near there. if you split the votes, split the republican vote in utah, there are some people who suggest you could actually hand the state to hillary clinton. utah's a state that hasn't voted democrat in a long, long, long time. if you deprived, if all you did in this election was deprive donald trump utah, would that be worth it to you? >> look, donald trump is already losing badly to hillary clinton. he is a weak candidate and he's performing that way. and he continues to get worse every day, every week, with the things he says. it seems that he can't control what he says because the things he says don't serve his best interests. so the big picture is that donald trump is already losing badly. he's competing against a democratic candidate that i think is one of the weakest in decades, if not the weakest in decades and he's losing. he was losing before i entered this race. >> 50 foreign policy experts, national security officials who worked in

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. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you

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 a

people say utah, that you could do particularly well in utah. you are mormon, you are lds, you grew up near there. if you split the votes, split the republican vote in utah, there are some people who suggest you could actually hand the state to hillary clinton. utah's a state that hasn't voted democrat in a long, long, long time. if you deprived, if all you did in this election was deprive donald trump utah, would that be worth it to you? >> look, donald trump is already losing badly to hillary clinton. he is a weak candidate and he's performing that way. and he continues to get worse every day, every week, with the things he says. it seems that he can't control what he says because the things he says don't serve his best interests. so the big picture is that donald trump is already losing badly. he's competing against a democratic candidate that i think is one of the weakest in decades, if not the weakest in decades and he's losing. he was losing before i entered this race. >> 50 foreign policy experts, national security officials who worked in

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this is much to do about nothing. >> what about utah though? could you imagine if trump won the rust belt he is looking for, michael, and then they flip utah and he loses? wouldn't that be ironic? >> it would be because utah is the only place clinton came in. one of the big trump selling points is that against trump is the republican establishment and there is an international global conspiracy to keep the american worker down. thankfully we have a former cia operative to run against him to prove him completely wrong. this guy a tear tab and he is a joke. there is no possibility he will go anywhere. it will just show how weak his enemies are. >> what do you think? he is handsome. >> i don't want to just comment on his looks. it would be sexist. he has a profile where if his twitter handle stayed the egg or if he put his hand up you would tell a difference. he joked about his hair in that speech. we didn't show it all. what do you think of this guy? michael is right. per row -- perot did well. >> it seems there are a lot of people looking for an

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utah is in play this election. i was looking at our reporting on mitt romney who had been floated as a potential person to run who said no, dana bash said she's talked to one of romney's advisors, perhaps they'll be put in touch. but is it possible utah flips for hillary clinton with his entrance in into the race. >> yeah, i think what you're really seeing -- and there's a utah policy poll today that showed trump in the lead in the 30s, hillary clinton behind in the 20s but the libertarian candidate gary johnson surging now at 16%. another poll, an internal polling from representative mia love's campaign here in utah showed a dead heat between trump at 29%, hillary clinton at 27%, and then gary johnson 26. so i think people around the nation for the first time in over a decade are seeing that utah is a place at play. and i think it speaks to the electorate. i think the electorate here in utah cares about character quite a bit and we see this bear out in survey polls. they care about things like character and i thin

same thing with utah. i lived in provo for a little bit. >> provo, utah. >> i'm telling you they're not going to go blue as of yet. everything else to me, i would put a trail of the white male voters. >> now - last time. you had him -- >> in the sunday right after -- i had 269-269 tied for both. if the election were now. the he's now had three of the worst weeks in the history of presidential politics. i now have trump losing if it were held today, all of the swing states pip even have hillary clinton winning what we call obama-ha. the one district. district of nebraska. because warren buffett has promised to drive voters to the poll. this is in the election were held now. a lot can change. >> that's right. thank you, guys. >>> when we come back, we turn to trump supporters after months of their candidate's ups and downs, his core constituents still stand by him. what is driving that devotion? one explanation from a provocative new book. >>> she's been saying we're going bring steel back. where on going to

trump's tremendous problems in utah may have gotten a bit worse. third party candidate from yau tao just got on the ballot there. evan mcmullen is joining me now. great to see you. >> good to see you. >> you're on the ballot of utah. that's your first ballot? >> we were on colorado before utah. it is a major get for us. it shows a lot of momentum. also in minnesota, the independence party has nominated me as their candidate. they'll be helping us on the ballots there. >> what other big states? >> there will be a number. too many to tick through now. iowa is another one that has been coming soon. we've made a lot of good progress there. we have excellent volunteer whose come out of nowhere immediately to help us there. we're making progress in other states. so we'll -- >> what are the chances, i snow you're fighting and you'll make challenges for states where the deadlines have already passed. what are the chance you make it in all 50? >> i don't think we'll make it on all 50. it is possible through third parties. we have an increasing number of thi

conservatives in utah are very, very concerned about donald trump. that is probably for a lot of reasons. they probably don't know if he's conservative because he's not specific on the issues. look. when you take a look at donald trump and hillary clinton, if i'm in utah, i have to say to myself, hmm, maybe hillary clinton might be a better choice here. this is a microcosm of the structural problem he has in the campaign. if in fact, he is not pulling away in utah, what does that say about iowa, ohio, florida, pennsylvania. >> robert, you bring up alarm bells. he is saying you should take this obama isis comment sarcastically. how does he build correct when he is backtracking and saying they are made with sarcasm? >> i have never seen a national party have to travel with the candidate this close to the election to make sure they're on message. that again is an alarm bell. to the second part of your question, donald trump is such an unpredictable candidate who speaks off the cuff. that worked fine on the primary. a lot of primary voters thought that w

getting 37% and a gentle is good in utah. i feel that we can close the gap and if i can continue to build redneck admission and fundraising. -- name recognition and hundreds in. --. fundraising. myould like to try to keep fundraising and a try not to take a lot of money from corporations. 5% of all his money comes from wall street. i would like to not have to do that. i think bernie sanders has the right idea, he could get from small donations. >> fantastic. another great pitch. mistyksnow.com. >> let's get a question. >> good morning. how are you doing? i like to wish you well on your campaign. this is my question, how do you propose to make sure health care workers if you work 10 hours a week in the minimum wage here is seven dollars and $.55, he don't qualify for benefits? you, to answer your question, and address one of the differences with the establishment party a member of, it was suggested by our caucus that we file a minimum wage bill of $10.10 and i refuse to sign onto that bill. let me tell you this, i would be rec

there's just something about utah that doesn't like trump. the polls that we have seen in the general election basically have him in a tie with hillary clinton, with both around 35% of the votes. we have seen gary johnson, the libertarian candidate taking the excess vote in that race. so, the addition of a brigham young university grad, mormon on the ballot, could take some votes from trump, complicates things in one of the smaller states on the map. other than that he won't be on the ballot in a lot of swing states. the deadline to get on the ballot in texas passed months ago so this is not anything more than a campaign to be a spoiler -- >> sounds like a hail mary. utah, do they like hillary clinton? do they prefer her? >> no. it's a very heavily conservative state. so she is only about 35% of the vote. but if there are these third-party candidates in the race, if evan mcmullin can take 10% of the vote, gary johnson can take 10, 20% of the vote, that could lower the threshold for victory in that state to the point where hillary clinton coul

what is going on in utah? how do you see that state leaning? >> i think utahans, and i won't speak for all of them, my sense is they have real issues with donald trump's lack of decency, with his bigotry. the way he's divided this country. that's not the utahan way. i think they have issues with his attacks on religious minorities. that's something that's sensitive. >> what are your issues with hillary clinton? >> look. 82% of americans and i just checked this last night. according to gallup, it's 82%, find that we're on the wrong track as a country. that's over 10% jump in just six weeks or so. people are really, really frustrated. both candidates are the least popular in at least three decades of major party candidates. that's what's happening in this country. a change is needed. a change is needed from both candidates. on hillary clinton's side, she believes she's unaccountable to the american people. she favorers these old ideas about government. the centralized, top-down solutions from washington that keep insiders in the know and give the

but you also have missouri -- >> utah. >> you have georgia, you have utah. utah's a whole different thing. we did a poll of utah and trump's negatives in utah was at 67% but hillary's was at 73%. no one was getting on the ballot over 35%. that's where gary johnson ought to be spending his time. >> he does well according to them out in the west. the plains states and mountain states. remember how george mcgovern did better out west? >> what's so important about georgia, in 2008 we actually, obama campaign polled in georgia and it was close but it was so expensive, we would have to pull out of another state to go there. the clinton campaign is talking about going down in virginia and colorado. guess where they can now spend that money? a state like georgia. she has the ability to expand the map. >> talk about thhow this race c change. we have seen horrendous terrorism. this catholic priest saying mass and having his head cut off. that's a religious war. this guy was targeted because of his religion, because he's practicing his religion, saying mass. what happe

trump is up by 12 points in utah. no issues in utah. going for trump for sure. >> what is the strategy, knowing that the clinton foundation news is out there, so significantly this week? what is the strategy to go after that now within team trump? >> it's to let the americans know what is actually happening. not be distracted by polling or by something -- concentrating on ten second of an hour and a half speech, by pointing out those pacific pay to play issues -- specific pay to play issues for clinton. a nigerian lebanese man give a billion dollars to the clinton foundation and then look at people like morgan stanley ceos, lobbyists, consultants hillary clinton was asking to set up meeting with when she was secretary of state. and the cheryl mills meeting in new york with amazon executives and walmart. >> there are plenty of targets. it's the question how you prosecutor it -- prosecutor it effectually. you talked about youngstown ohio. but this is going to be a speech on isis. what will he say? >> you know, ohio better than anybody. if