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

clinton. that was expected. hawaii, 24 electoral votes, going for hillary clinton as well. the state of idaho, four electoral votes, solid republican state, going for donald trump. not enough data for washington, expected to go to clinton. also, oregon, we'll wait for these. but we're paying so much attention to the battleground state. we're down to nine fro what we've seen, many many electoral paths opening up for donald trump to get to the 270 he needs. jon, let's start with the state of florida. >> looks like he running the table on the remaining states. florida, donald trump has a lead of well over 100,000 votes. just not enough votes out there, i believe, for hillary clinton trending solidly for donald trump. north carolina, another state that was a toss-up, a five-point lead with 92% of the vote in. trailing in the state of pennsylvania, with about 70% in. but look how close pennsylvania is. this is a state that hasn't gone republican since 1988. keep going up north. new hampshire, 59%.

about bill clinton inc. you see mrs. clinton on issues like the uranium issue leaning towards those who have given money, not only to the foundation, but to the bill clintons and the hillary clintons and speaking engagements. they have put money in their personal pocket and they created institutions for personal, political power. >> governor, what about the trump foundation that we know made an illegal political contribution and it may have paid off some legal fees. the things that charitable foundations are also not allowed to do. >> look, let's look at a foundation of the order of about $1 million or so. a couple million dollars. >> sure. but same practices. >> you're talking about $1 billion worth of influence p peddling. can you imagine the clintons saying get your donations in before the end of the year because we might at the end of the year taking foreign donations. they said, in essence, put your bribes on the table now because we may shut it down later. >> because you think mr. there is more money i

explosive new details about the fbi investigations into the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's private e-mail server that could now dramatically alter the outcome of the election which is only six days away. as bret baier reported, sources are telling fox news the fbi is activity and aggressively pursuing a case involving allegations of pay to play at the clinton family foundation. the sources say it is very high in terms of the priority and there is, quote, an avalanche of new information coming in every day. agents also indicate that multiple people are being interviewed and some are even being reinterviewed about the case. the sources revealed stunning information about hillary clinton's e-mail server saying authorities believe there's a 99% chance that up to 5 foreign intelligence agencies may have accessed this server and taken these e-mails. here now with the latest details on all of this, fox news chief intelligence correspondent katherine. i don't know where to start. five intelligence agencies. would we elect a president that potentially could be blackma blackmailed? >

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. >>> 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

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women are going for clinton 51 to 44 for trump men clinton 44, trump to 49. you don't see a huge gender gap, a small gender gap there in the state of florida. and independents, almost breaking even, clinton 44, trump 4r5%. the clinton campaign has been saying miami-dade would be key to their victory. they would be able to turn out the hispanic vote and the african american vote in large numbersish part by early vote and also on election day. if they don't do that means trump can win that state as of right now with 90% the vote in it's neck and neck. >> pelley: trump must win florida in order to have reasonable path to the presidency. it's not essential for hillary clinton, though, she can put together other ways to get there. >> that's right. especially if she -- virginia is edging towards hillary clinton, again, if she wins traditional democratic states plus virginia and north carolina then she's very much on her way to getting that magical 270. >> pelley: if anybody was going into this wondering whether there was going to be a blow out we now have the answe

hillary clinton. michelle obama also tonight. they're just going to try to give that final push. you know, from president obama, we've seen him in 16 prior campaign events. he's tried to change it up each time. he's tried to add something a little bit different. you know, hearing donald trump during his appearances today say things like the system is rigged, saying that over and over again, saying that america doesn't win anymore, these are things that legitimately irritate president obama. i mean, you hear the annoyance in his voice when he talks about how not only donald trump but other republicans say these things. and that's contributed to his energy as he's been out on the campaign stage. today, though, what we're hearing from the white house is he's going to make it a little bit more emotional. it's going to be a little bit different. they're talking about this being an emotional pitch to the people he's met along the way. we know that he's already gone through several drafts of his speech tonig

bill clinton to the right and stabbed hillary clinton in the back. >> people don't understand enough about the negatives on hillary. they need to live them and use them. >> so you know how trump accuses hillary clinton of enabling bill clintons indiscretions and attacking accusers. you may not know those accusations started with hillaries own strategist she enlisted to deal with her baggage. >> with hillary, i guess what really turned me off was what i call when she hired this fleet of detectives to go around examining all of the women who had been identified with clinton. not for the purpose of divorcing clinton. not for the purpose of getting him to stop. but for the purpose of developing blackmail material on these women to cow them into silence. >> then bill clinton had a fling with a white house intern and hillary clinton tried to dig him out of the fire on the today here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain sit the vast right wing conspiracy conspireing against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> bill later admitted to that fling. hi

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bill clinton, the campaign staff, hillary clinton and bon jovi. what had everyone suddenly sck in place. and the message they were hoping to send in the final hours of this campaign. >>> and then, ivanka trump's mother, daughter, moment at the polls, with grandfather donald trump looking on there. the trump family heading out to vote today. >>> and then, paying tribute to an american pioneer. honoring the woman that helped make it possible for millions to go to the polls. the historic gravesite covered in stickers that proudly said, "i voted." we'll be back with our election night coverage from times square right here in new york, right man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i'll do that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin.

every time the clinton foundation comes up, the clinton people say this. >> as you know, the foundation does great work around the world and the distribution of aids drugs here in the united states, the distribution of drugs to battle opioid addiction. >> well, that's the mantra that the foundation does a lot of good, and it does, but that's not the point. charity foundations are supposed to be for charity, not individual gain. so once again, once again, hillary clinton has a dubious situation on her resume. and here's another one. on friday, the rapper jay-z appeared at a clinton rally in cleveland. it was grim. ♪ [ bleep ] ♪ ladies is pimps too ♪ [ bleep ] >> that's the difference between traditional america and progressive america. jay-z, a former drug pusher, celebrates and cashes in on depravity. and apparently hillary clinton's fine with it using the rapper to stimulate votes in the minority community. donald trump quickly hopped on it. >> he used every word in the book. i won't even use the initials because i'll get in trouble. they'll get me in trouble. he used language la

california is in for hillary clinton. hawaii is in for hillary clinton. oregon is in for hillary clinton. only a few states left to call. pennsylvania is one of them. wisconsin has gone now. wisconsin is another one that is up for grabs. michigan is leaning towards donald trump. secretary clinton is trailing in the most unlikely of ways. let's bring in our panel. a democratic strategist, the let's begin with you. where are we? >> we were all wrong. the map was wrong. what's interesting about this from a policy perspective free trade is over. we're going to a bernie sanders on the democratic side donald trump protectionist policy because the midwest has trudged back. they are it's a tough order. i'm not sure you can, but that's the expectation now. what you're now seeing is a realign m where progressive states like wisconsin, potentially michigan, pennsylvania is still a tough order for republicans, are now expecting certain deliverables from both parties. that's why you have bernie sanders surge in those places during the primary and why you're seeing don

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

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. the former president will do an event today in lansing. 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 than 37.5 million 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. >> reporter: it is worth noting that pennsylvania is another blue state that hilla

so much for clinton making inroads there. and finally, trump is up six in a monmouth university poll in utah, where evan mcmullin, the independent candidate, who in some surveys was in first place, has now fallen back to third. so in a sec, weal talk about the polls that were good for hillary clinton. but what do you see in these surveys that is good for donald trump? >> look, the main thing is you're starting to get a incontininkon incontrovertible sense that the race has tightened in the last days before election day. if that colorado poll were true, it would be the best news in that group. because that would suggest that a state as you said, mark, that hillary clinton has relied on, as being in the bag, basically, is now not only competitive, but trump is ahead. if you look into that poll a little more closely, you'll see it's only showing 9% of the electorate being hispanic, which would not be at all the number was like. i think it was 14% in 2012. so that poll may be underrepresenting in a key demographic in that state.

president clinton will do it. to look there any way at the fact that bill clinton has gone to colorado and a clinton campaign is going up with paid media in those states. is there any reason to read that except that trump may be threatening in those states? guest: we are at the end of the campaign and they are certain that turnout matters. you can read what you may want to read into it, but i don't think there's any doubt the race has tightened. i think if you would ask a lot of clinton operatives if they were surprised by this, i think most would say no. there's no doubt they were surprised by the way mr. comey decided to inform congress and voters as to what he was doing and the way in which too described it, so i don't deny that. but i don't think anyone should be surprised that our top operatives and campaign principles are out in the most competitive of states. we need to win the state and we send our best people there. you have a been -- you have been asked this before. mr. trump does not want to releases ta

hillary clinton, former president clinton, president obama was there. this is a state they want toheyt it. up, especially in the primaries with bernie sanders and her issue on tpp, and her flip-flop, as he would say, on that. it's been used to illustrate what her opponents would say, inconsistencies, hillary clinton's willingness to change what she says. >> and another state coming in for donald trump, louisiana, eigh for donald trump. and you're seeing the map fill in red across the south. and down the middle of the country. tom llamas, what are you hearing from the trump camp? >> right now, the campaign is buoyant, feeling happy. there is a tweet, eric trump tweeted out a picture of trump with governor mike pence in their headquarters, they're saying they're excited and like what they're seeing. here. >> but right now, this could be, as you were saying, moatthew, a very, very long night. >> we're seeing donald trump overperform in a lot of places that people had questions about. but he's in many places, setting records in rural areas. >> alex? >> the

>> hillary clinton is bringing ? whoa livin' on a prayer ? >> and donald trump is battling until the very end. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidency of the united states. >> after the name calling and wild twists, it all ends today, election day. why early voting could be a major factor. where voter registration fraud is being investigated this morning and the very first >>> we are finally here. >> can you believe it? good tuesday morning, everyone. election day 2016 finally here. it's been a bruising and at times ugly year and a half of campaigning but today the voters get the last word. >> that's right. we made it. hillary clinton and donald trump held dueling rallies overnight capping off a frenzied day of marathon campaigning. they hit state after state making nine stops between them. >> and this scene overnight moments ago in new york after she was joined in north carolina by jon bon jovi and lady gaga who said clinton is unstoppable. she arrived home. >>> donald trump used his final pitc

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

an amazing moment when clinton's campaign chair not clinton walked into the stage right here in this building election night party. he told supporters to go home but it's not over. well, that quickly changed. and i'm kenneth moton at the clinton election headquarters. shock and awe for hillary clinton and her supporters. >> it's been a long campaign. but i can say we can wait a little longer, can't we? >> reporter: clinton's campaign somber crowd she's not giving up. >> she's done an amazing job and she is not done yet. so thank you for being with her. she has always been with you. >> reporter: but moments later clinton called donald trump to concede. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us, it's about on our victory and i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fought campaign. i mean, she, she fought very hard. hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time. and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that very sincerely. >> reporter: she had the money, surrogates and presiden

on the clinton campaign you get a sense of where the clinton campaign stands. the multiple of her surrogates have gone to michigan and that is a big story because that is a traditionally blue battleground state. a late night rally tonight in raleigh, north carolina. a tossup for the clinton campaign can -- the primetime event pennsylvania, a philadelphia rally outside independence hall first lady michelle obama, president obama and two pretty big guests, bruce springsteen and bon jon jovi. >> "born to run", "living on a prayer". >> a few potential options. >> thanks. trump, meanwhile, is saying the system is rigged and the fbi's decision not to prosecute clinton is proof otthat. he wants voters to deliver justice at the ballot box. we are joined with more. >> donald trump is sure not letting go of this line of attacks that he thinks hillary clinton is guilty of federal crimes. at his rallies last night he continued to bring up that she has been the subject of an fbi investigation but very notably leaving out that the fbi review is over and she has been in essen

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

in connecticut, hillary clinton, hillary clinton. district of columbia to hillary clinton. illinois, her home state goes to hillary clinton. as well as the state of maryland. and massachusetts also in the clinton column. mississippi, we projected donald trump wins in mississippi. new jersey, to clinton. oklahoma the projected winner donald trump. rhode island, hillary clinton. and tennessee, dona let's look at the count right now in the race to 270. at this hour, based on the projections, clinton stands with 75, trump with 66. 66 in the race to 270. now, a couple others we want to mention right now. we are watching -- maine. too early -- actually. looking at missouri up there. but too early. maine is too early. but, clinton is leading there in mississippi. missouri was too early. we got trump is leading there. the colors begin to fill in. the race to 270. savannah guthrie. watch big senate races. >> yeah, promise you a cliffhanger. the democrats are trying to wrest control. they have a pick up. one seat into their corner. they need four if hillary clinton wins. tammy duckwo

now back to three points clinton -- four points clinton. and i think that's where we're finally seeing the polls stabilize because this has been a race where there's been a lot of volatility in the polling. a lot of volatility in the electorate. these are one of the key things that's different in this election than last in terms of the polling is that we have a significant number of voters who tell us they're voting for somebody that they don't like. >> you're -- you talked a lot about this last-minute push in battleground states particularly this weekend. donald trump visiting half a dozen states in the next 48 hours. >>> after new polls out out of florida, nevada, pennsylvania, are showing how tight the races are especially in florida, how do you account for the close races? >> yeah. florida's been close all along. arizona wasn't supposed to be close. the fact that it is close is surprising. i think what we're seeing is in some states it's stabilizing. nevada, pennsylvania, these are -- those are states where it's stabilizing. new hampshi

that's the hillary clinton campaign, you see tears at the clinton campaign. now, at the trump hats.ear the cheers, you see the do hats. donald trump has 222 electoral votes to 209 for hillary clinton. it's getting close. tower, in the war room in trump tower, they're getting very excited. we said conventional wisdom was science. everyone said they weren't ready for prime time, but they made the call to go to minnesota. people criticized them for that, but seems to have been smart. the visit to michigan, seems like a smart play. and the supporters still there, they put up with a lot, and now they're there. >> a small state, iowa, six electoral votes, last republican voted for, bush i it's gone to donald trump. and jon karl, now hillary clinton has one path? >> she basically has one path. she needs to win all of those states we just mentioned in that industrial midwest. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, and she needs to hang on to the state of nevada. if she does that, she narrowly wins. let's look at it on the possibilities board. so, here's where

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

they're voting against hillary clinton. that's the key. they're voting against hillary clinton. in the past these enthusiastic trump voters would vote against whoever the democratic nominee was even know they didn't think the republican nominee was their cup of tea. it's a little different now. it literally does not change the number of people turning out to vote. john: i know they asked if it was going to be a fair and scare election? >> the vast majority think this is going to be a fair election. it's a little bit less likely than if clinton wins, some trump voters do think if clinton wins it could be rigged but we are talking about less than 45%. john: well, let's hope they are right, let's hope that it is fair and square election all the way around. patrick, murray, director of the monmouth university. >> thank you. jenna: let's take a listen. >> well, you know what you can do is go out and vote tomorrow. that's the only way. [cheers and applause] >> that's where you beat the rigging, folks. if we win the corrupt politicians and their donors lose f they win, the american peo

hillary clinton bringing out big stars. and donald trump is outraged that the fbi cleared clinton again. >>> breaking overnight, a powerful earthquake rocks oklahoma. stro three other states. we now have new video coming in of the damage left behind. >>> happening now, the all-out search for a missing mother who seemingly vanished while jogging. overnight, her husband speaking out for the first time. >>> and a dangerous high-speed chase ends violently. watch as the driver weaves through the streets and smashes into a barrier. and see what happened next. good monday morning, everyone. so close to election day. and we're going to start with the latest dramatic twist in the race. >> fbi director james comey delivered yet another surprise announcement, clearing hillary clinton again after sifting through thousands of newly discovered e-mails. that decision is not sitting well, as you might imagine, with donald trump, as he campaigned well past midnight in virginia he revived claims that the system is rigged. >> clinton heads to

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

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 them." vo: just one. >>> we couplcome back. the race appears to be tightening. this is hillary clinton's best friend. what the democrats like to call the blue wall. 18 states plus the district of columbia that in every presidential election since 1982 have voted for the democrats. if it stays that way, it's a head start. 24 242 of the electioral votes needed to become president. let's take a peek. here are three big states in the blue wall. michigan, pab pa and wisconsin. at the moment, hillary clinton leads by seven, five and six. how does that compare? here's michigan in 2012. it was

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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

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

helping to keep hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck. in nevada it looks like early dmrgs may give clinton an early edge. why is that important? because if clinton can hang on two of three of t say take florida and nevada plus what she already has leaning to her, that would put her over the top. >> with the 270 electoral votes needed to win it's harder for hillary clinton. here's the cbs news political director john dickerson. >> he's trying to break the democratic line. those states that democrats historically voted for, wisconsin, michigan and also minnesota. and the challenges -- the reason collar voters. the challenge for the states for republicans worried about this strategy is that a republican can get close but because it's really a democratic turf, the democrats can turn out their vote quickly. that's why you see two presidents in michigan and the nominee turning out the vote at the last minute. >>s that was john dickerson with scott pelley. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk about the election with vice presidential can

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

clinton with a 1-point lead, but the latest cbs poll shows clinton 45%, trump 45%. a tossup. a dead heat and, remember, four years ago that's exactly what it was. president obama did win florida over mitt romney by less than a percentage point. so it's going to be tight and it's still a dead heat and it is, of course, the largest electoral college prize and the biggest battleground state. back to you. >> thank you, phil. going to be tight. going to be exciting. >>> we have some breaking news to report to you right now. some sad news. janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general, has died. she was 78 years old. reno's god daughter said that reno died early monday from complications of parkinson's disease. reno was one of the clinton administration's, you will recall, most recognizable, polarizing figures at times. she faced criticism early in her tenure for the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas, if you remember that. in spring of 2000 the miami native enraged some of the cuban community for 5-year-old elio gonzalez. the first woman to

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

the clintons are handling this wrong. by criticizing him, they're putting pressure on him to find something. because if in fact he finds nothing, he'll look terrible. he's going to look hard to find something. >> she should act like he doesn't care. >> you never benefit from criticizing the director of the fbi. >> do you believe that huma abedin is just shocked to find 650,000 documents or e-mail on her home computer that she just allegedly didn't know about them in. >> i think she and her lawyers had an obligation to check that and find that out when she got a subpoena to produce the information, was asked to produce it and she and her lawyers said they produced everything. it was at least negligent for hem not to have checked on a home computer that was her husband's and that easily could have been used for backups, especially if she knew she used it to back up some materials. so maybe she didn't know, but she should have known and her lawyer should have known. >> they basically say if hillary clinton were elected next

bill clinton is in las vegas, chelsea clinton is in wisconsin. so they're all working it, girl. >> they certainly are. joe johns reporting live for us this morning. five days to go, trump is within reach and a bid to stay on that path to 270 and also on message trump issued this strict warning to his staff. >> we've got to be nice and cool. nice and cool. stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. nice. because i've been watching hillary the last few days. she's totally unhinged. we don't want any of that. >> joining me now to talk with this and more, author -- and ron brownstein senior editor for the atlantic. ron, i'm going to stay on point myself. >> yes. >> and ask you why mr. trump said that. >> you know, i remember -- this reminds when george h.w. bush in '92 read the cue card message, i care. kind of reading the stage instructions to the autd jens. look, the last few points in this election, the voters who have moved to make it a closer race than it was in october, are largely voters who are -- have questi

bush, could potentially vote for hillary clinton. there's one person, one reporter, who knows the most about this on earth. it is cnn special correspondent jamie gangel. the biggest news there is the possibility, george p. brought it up, that george w. could vote for hillary clinton. >> let's take a step back. he was answering a question and he said potentially. then a reporter followed up and he said i was just speculating. okay? there is no gambling. george p. so here's what we know. george p. is voting for trump. his grandfather, we confirmed several weeks ago, has privately told several people he's voting for hillary. we know that. i reached out to president george w. bush, 43's folks. they said he is not commenting. he's sitting on the sidelines. no comment on that. i also coincidentally sent an e-mail to george p.'s father, jeb bush, former governor of florida and he has said i'm not voting for trump or hillary. i said have you made up your mind? drum roll. e-mail back in two seconds. two words. secret ballot. >> wow. so that s

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

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