band s business with teneo. yet to be a memo that shows a quid pro quo or any kind of interest was done for favors when hillary clinton was secretary of state. that s important to note here but this isn t the kind of story with the clinton campaign doesn t want to have to deal with that you don t want in the final stretch before the presidential election. although i will also note that this kind of reporting in particular with doug band is something a lot of political journalists who have been covering the clintons have reported on in the past. let s talk about third party choices. we re seeing a dip for the third party candidates. where are we now with people having this option and interest? tamron, the percentages have been going down for both gary johnson and jill stein. poll of new hampshire puts this very well. gary johnson at 15% in september and now down to 10%. this seems to be benefitting hillary clinton a little bit
again. and so anything could happen. no one should think this is over certainly the clinton campaign doesn t think so in terms of what would need to happen tonight in terms of change of republican states shifting away from donald trump. she would need to have a really bad night feeding into the concerns that so many americans have with her trust worthiness and honesty. i m sure chris wallace will ask questions about the wikileaks. and she says things in private with the well to do bankers and such that she does not in public. and he would need a very strong night, a statesmanlike night where he reassures the significant doubts american people have about his temperament which is going to be very very tough for him to overcome. i don t know if he s capable of that. we see him bringing guests from a far right wing home page in some cases. accusers of bill clinton. estranged half brother of president obama. does that suggest he s going to
thank you, phil. phil mattingly reporting. arou anderson, back to you. if hillary clinton was up against any other candidate but donald trump, i mean, these wikileaks e-mails could really be devastating. donald trump has taken a lot of the attention off it because of accusations against him and his own comments. he has his own problems right now that have turned the race dramatically in her favor. that doesn t mean that there is not if donald trump comes into this we heard he s doing more debate prep, working with a better team. that doesn t mean there is not a lot of fruit for donald trump to bring into the debate about, do you mean what you say about issues, what about trade. bernie sanders would have loved these more than anybody. had bernie sanders had these in the primary, talking about the people you want to regulate the banking industry or give you advice are you people or the wall street people. to go to a brazilian bank and say imagine a hemisphere with open trade an
he wrote doj folks informed me there was a meeting this morning. the trump campaign calling it collusion between the clinton camp and the obama administration. so far the clinton campaign doesn t have any comment on this back and forth. privately aides said there was no collusion or special information. that was information brian fallon could have learned through public means. but it is something the trump campaign is seizing and tweeting on, jake. more importantly here, as you see al gore still speaking here, the wikileaks, the sheer fact of them. the white house saying they re going to respond to russia in some measure. and president obama could address that tonight when he is on the campaign trail in north carolina. jake. jeff zeleny in miami with hillary clinton and al gore. chew on this, america. donald trump has been apparently holding back. erupting at paul ryan and others in the party who in his view abandoned him announcing on twitter, quote, it s so nice that the shackles
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