while she s running in the le election of all of our lives against a multi-time accused and self-described sexual predator. so i think at the end of the day, the american voters will be smart about this and understand that she s running against somebody who s temperamentally unfit, wholly unqualified, and uniquely unprepared to be commander in chief. yeah, there are a lot of questions, as to why this came out the way it did, certainly. and mr. mcgee, i m wondering if the tables were turned, if information like this came out about donald trump, would it be fair game? well, i think this election is really about not about change, but it s about enough. enough taxes, enough infrastructure crashes. we had two plane crashes today. and we even had mike pence s crash run off the runway.
is one of the big struggles he had. we saw ivanka trump in that piece there and she her clothing line is facing a boycott by some. how much do you believe some of these problems may trickle down into her business? well, she s inextricably linked to the donald trump brand, however she is trying to separate herself a little bit appears. she is making slightly fewer appearances and trying to separate herself. i have a wife who has an ivanka trump thing. i don t care what donald trump says. i love the brand. i don t want to have anything to do with donald trump. those people will exit her brands. what if he wins? man, you know you haven t gone there, have you? it could happen. this race seems to be up in the air. there s a lot of people who support him. he could win. if he wins, what happens to his brand? his brand changes from a brand of elegance, sophistication into a brand of
i highly suspect it came out by virtue of the republican chairman, but i don t know that for a fact. all right. let s bring in eugene scott, cnn politics reporter. eugene, good morning to you. good morning, victor. so it took the clinton campaign a little type to formulate a response to this. there was a wi-fi hiccup on the plane, in the first rally, they didn t mention it so much, but now we re hearing what each campaign has to say about the review of these e-mails. we are. and we have seen that the clinton campaign has been very direct and forceful, asking for more information to be revealed, so as not to provide an opportunity for many rumors and narratives that benefit donald trump to go public and just remain rampant. we also know that the trump campaign is calling for that transparency, as well, for the fbi to release what they have. but, of course, they expect there to be a different outcome, as those details are revealed. absolutely. and we saw donald trump yesterda
they probably will be looking towards trump. well, mr. mcgee, there is when we just talked about that one of the polls, there s another poll out there, a recent poll by bloomberg, that shows that donald trump has a 62% unfavorability rate. so when you look at that and look at what s happening with hillary clinton, certainly donald trump cannot depend on people who may not support hillary clinton, he can t depend on them supporting him either. is that correct? fair to say? well, yes and no. i think people are really not necessarily looking at the personalities between the two candidates. they re really looking at principles and issues. if you look at really look at how silent this election is, american people right now at this 11th hour is dwactually looking very, very closely about the issues. they re very concerned about their taxes, very concerned about their rising premiums in health care. they re very concerned about the crumbling infrastructure. if we don t build that
cutting at donald trump s newest hotel in washington. we turned a property that had been neglected into decades and which was losing huge sums of money for the federal government into a major revenue producer and job creator. this is what i want to do for our country. reporter: but outside, a different take protesters skaul for a boycott. the hotel had a bumpy start. two star chefs quit over trump s controversial immigration stance. now after 16 months of campaigning, new signs that trump s brand is taking a significant hit. bookings are off at some of his properties he s lowering rates because they re just not getting the traffic they should get. cnn found that a stay at trump s new hotel in washington costs up to $200 less than comps. some of the closest rivals were booked out while trump s was not and bookings by millennials at