and then to new hampshire. i think i am entitled to come cut the ribbon of one of the biggest hotels in the world. mark: tonight, an exclusive interview with donald trump and the mark halperin. it will air tonight. and hillary clinton accused donald trump of american workers. a new poll shows mr. trump has a new release in the sunshine state, which is a must win for his white house. donald trump leads hillary clinton in florida where a raise were third-party candidates are included. he is getting support from independents and showing in this poll is stronger than in other recent surveys from that state. if donald trump wins all of the states that donald that mitt romney won in his run, he will still need more votes to win the presidency. and setting fires to a camp that was later torn down in france. french authorities dismantled the camp, known as the jungle. it was seen as a symbol of the migrant crisis. people are being moved to other centers where they can seek asylum
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