argument in philadelphia on monday night. you think the state is important? they really want on the democratic side, they want to win pennsylvania because it will close off options, they say, to other states and other possibilities. the 270 for donald trump. donald trump believes he can put together the rust belt number of states like pennsylvania, ohio, michigan and wisconsin that he can force his way to 270. it is an uphill battle, but both sides fighting very, very hard for the keystone state. no early voting here, by the way. everything starts, all the action, 7:00 a.m. on tuesday. well then you re in the right place, miguel marquez. we ll be watching you throughout the week and you know who else is there of course? i do know. one miss katy perry. yeah, katy perry was there holding a rally for hillary clinton last night. she came out to janet jackson s nasty which likely was not a
throughout the campaign, but it is a bit of relativism there. on the latter point, paying attention to the polls, the demographic data in the polls this year have been stunning. donald trump is winning with white men, and that s about it. so for hillary clinton, the key to her winning this election is going to be mobilizing minorities and women who perhaps rightfully feel very slighted by the campaign donald trump has run, if not threatened. so animating that base is going to be the thing that puts her over the top, so it is not surprising that that s the well she s returning to right now. and there s a connection between what we heard from hillary clinton last night and president obama s message about concerns about voter suppression, concerns about intimidation tactics, about people being left off the rolls, largely minority figures in places like north carolina left off the rolls. there s a connection between the points. stick around. a lot more to discuss on the
her who say, i love this candidate. i can t wait to vote for hillary and trump, the exact opposite. people would cut off a finger if they had to vote for donald trump. i think the enthusiasm gap, plus that polls are incredibly unreliable. for instance, the brexit. it s harder to take as we become a more digital and mobile society. that tells me that this is a neck and neck race. we ll fight right to the finish and again, even if you don t buy the reporting from last night, there s no doubting that the news flow, the clintons are, for the first time in a while, really having to fight their way out of the corner and the onus is on them in the next five days to prove that she s worthy of being in office and she won t be under indictment either before or shortly after being in office. campaign sending melania trump to chester county today. the suburbs of philadelphia. the only suburban philadelphia county that went republican back in 2012. why there? in what can be considered a safe
campaign trail together. aides said last night that the two camps have been talking since the summer, and back in september, when ted cruz ultimately endorsed the ticket, miex pence was one of those reasons while ted cruz said he decided to join with the ticket. they ll be here in iowa and then heading to michigan where this is ultimately part of mike pence s message of come home to republicans. count this as a notch for the ticket. from iowa to arizona. where donald trump has the slight edge over hillary clinton. actually, more than a bit of an edge, five-point lead. jacob soboroff is live in phoenix. jacob. reporter: hey, steph. who would have thought five days before the general presidential election that both the democrats nominee and the vice presidential nominee for the democratic party would be right here in phoenix, arizona. hillary clinton held what her campaign billed as the largest rally of her campaign in tempe last night. 15,000 people showed up. tim kaine will be here
big news. vouching personally vouching for the democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. governor weld last night had nice things to say about hillary clinton. he came pretty much as close as he possibly could to endorsing hillary clinton last night without actually endorsing her. governor weld did say that when it comes to donald trump, he fears for the country if donald trump was elected. but his personal opinions about the candidates are one thing. he and gary johnson are actually competing in the presidential race. what s the effect of that? especially if he has such strong views about donald trump being a threat to the country and hillary clinton being a pretty darn good choice? i mean, bill weld didn t endorse clinton. he also didn t drop out of the race. he says that he will be voting for his own ticket for the libertarian ticket on election day. it raises this interesting question. if the libertarians dropped out, if bill weld, with or without gary johnson, got out of th