cumulative effect of comments of donald trump, first of all. second of all, there is a lot of pressure being put to bear in a way that i'm not sure i've seen in previous elections neighbor to neighbor, person to person, within churches, i saw that a lot in speaking to the people of georgia and conflict inside the evangelical community which makes up a majority of voters in that state. so i'm not surprised at this movement. you think that people are settled. you think that by now people have made up their minds and certainly the vast majority of them have. i also see again just being on the ground and talking to people a deep inner turmoil that i have not experienced in all of the years i've been covering elections. >> more than undecided like traditionally undecided. it's like do i really have to vote for him? do i really have to vote for her? people can't believe it. this is interesting. in ohio, trump plus three since september 14th. hillary clinton plus six.