distinction here, if obama said this is a good idea, i wouldn t believe him. if he said, this is true and you have my word for it, i would. with hillary, just the opposite. she s way less susceptible to bad ideas, way less trust worthy as a human being. you are making the case for hillary clinton for a vote for hillary clinton, in light of what you said? how do you make that case on the question of trust worthiness. i don t trust her. i m not a big fan of hillary clinton. the question is what is normal? bob, who has his distinguished resume as anybody will understand what i m talking about. you can look across republicanens and say i would hate everything that person would do if they were given power. if i have a personal capacity to trust them, they told me something, they gave me their word, would i take their word? i think within the context of private life, they are honorable people. can you see that very much about president obama. in hillary clinton s case, i think she is close
take a look at temperament and honesty and trustworthiness, character traits at the very core of this election. you see flaws on each side. the temperament question, he is down in every single state. huge. look at that. 56-34. 20-point gaps. 23, 25-point gaps where she s seen as the one to have the temperament to serve as president. ask about hon effort and trustworthiness across all these states, that is her achilles heel to what david was saying. down in every category there, in arizona he beats her 51-36. nevada, 51-37. florida, 46-40. pennsylvania even where she s ahead 46-38. so it is clear if this issue if the race is about character, you re going to hear the clinton campaign talk as about donald trump temperament as possible and hear the trump campaign talk about hillary clinton s honesty and trust worthiness. in these four states, interesting, donald trump has a better image being more honest
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
their campaign e-mail from a year ago. she now has gone from studying donald trump s own words and his record to studying her own and the words of her advisors. so these wikileaks, everything from the speeches, from goldman sachs and wall street to something that her staff said about bernie sanders to just the calculations that went on inside her campaign. she believes she will have to answer for some of that tomorrow. and it really sort of gets at the point here of her honesty and trust worthiness, how everything painstakingly even sending out a tweet went through a committee here. she s going to have to answer in her own words tomorrow night. in ways she perhaps hasn t up until now. and as jim acosta mentioned president obama weighed in today calling trump a whiner. how does that fit into the democratic strategy sf. i think in a couple ways. one it is part of, he also was pushing back against this rigged system. really politics across the board democrats and republicans are pushi
she now has gone from studying donald trump s own words and his record to studying her own and the words of her advisors. so these wikileaks, everything from the speeches, from goldman sachs and wall street to something that her staff said about bernie sanders to just the calculations that went on inside her campaign. she believes she will have to answer for some of that tomorrow. and it really sort of gets at the point here of her honesty and trust worthiness, how everything painstakingly even sending out a tweet went through a committee here. she s going to have to answer in her own words tomorrow night. in ways she perhaps hasn t up until now. and as jim acosta mentioned president obama weighed in today calling trump a whiner. how does that fit into the democratic strategy? i think in a couple ways. one it is part of, he also was pushing back against this rigged system. really politicians across the board democrats and republicans are pushing back on this but certainly democrats