at some point this isn t right. and the only courage you ve seen out of house republicans these days, where they actually have some power what happens at the white house, is it s unfortunate you don t have the conservative icons who are willing to stand up and be strong even as they go off into retirement and their next phase of life and actually say all this is wrong, we need to do something to stand up and stop this. thanks to both of you. i want to turn now to a related topic and report. with the mid-terms coming up there are new questions about what bob mueller will do about any new charges or potential public report as election day approaches. do you believe that director mueller is mindful of the political calendar has he goes through and that the closer things gets to an election the more investigations can play an
hold on to a narrow lead and as she tries to get out the vote, she s staying on the attack. our senior washington correspondent, joe johns, is in detroit, michigan, for us. joe, clinton is still forced to defend what s called that blue turf. reporter: that s true, wolf. hillary clinton just took the stage here in detroit. i ve got to tell you, there has been some tightening in the polls. the latest poll suggesting she s holding on to a four-point lead. but the campaign says the late emphasis here in michigan was always part of the plan. that s because michigan is another one of those states that does not have early voting. so it was always, they say, going to get extra attention as election day approaches. hillary clinton is closing out the campaign with a final argument aimed directly at donald trump. when you debate in front of 60, 70, 80 million plus people, you ve got to have a sense of
supporters in the sunshine state appreciate that. gary tuchman spoke to fans in orlando. lock her up. support jail time for hillary. reporter: the items for sale and the items some in orlando are wearing are a reminder of some of the things that donald trump said or eluded to during this campaign. as election day approaches, trump appears to be sticking to the script more often. do you feel it is a good thing that donald trump has gotten more diplomatic, more disciplined? i do. short answer. reporter: a longer answer. he is getting more refined. reporter: do you like seeing him refined. i like seeing him more refined like he is now. without teleprompters he was too much. reporter: so you think it is good he was mellower. i think it is helping him. bringing in voters. reporter: meet brian manning who wore this t-shirt in honor
harry reid has passed during his years in congress. so once again, when you talk about rigging the system for yourself, i think harry reid can just look in the mirror. sure. and then we just played the sound bite about how harry reid lied about saying that the republican horror stories, that was a lie and mitt romney is a felon, never paid taxes. koch brothers are unamerican and the reason old people can t apply on-line is they just don t get it. you say what s at play here is he s becoming unhinged because he s the senate majority leader and his majority could be slipping away. that s right. i think harry reid has backed himself into a corner. he s been the majority leader in the senate since 2007 after the 2006 election. now his majority is in real threat. i think we can expect more of these increasingly unhinged statements from him as election day approaches. the good thing about it, he
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