rally in columbus. he said not to be bamboozled by trump. the president hit trump on everything from his refusal to hit his taxes to the way he s talked about women and says the office of the presidency amplifies who you are. president obama has several more campaign stops scheduled for the final stretch. michelle kosinski tonight has more. hillary clinton is consistently treated differently than just about any other candidate i see out there. no, no, no, do not believe that stuff. has she made mistakes? of course, so have i. reporter: this is president obama in the twilight of his eight years in office, trying to be the closer now for hillary clinton. there s nobody in the public arena, over the course of 30 years, that doesn t make some. reporter: he s been busy crisscrossing battleground states, enormous rallies. come on, people! this ain t a show! reporter: this week will mark a second trip to ohio, a third
he s in california. he spent $2,000 to dial up 193,000 landlines in the state where polls show mcmullin, a utah native, former cia operative and devote mormon syphoneding the conservative vote from trump. it s a close race, but the momentum is ours. johnson admits he doesn t really know mcmullin and he has a hard time pronouncing his name. evan mccullin is the candidate when asked about the allegations that mcmullin is gay? i don t know whether he is or not. i think i think he might be. i m straight and that s all i have to say about that. it s not something i feel like i have to defend. of course i m not happy that he attacked my mother and i m not happy about the approach it took, but i think it s going to back fire here in utah. the trump campaign was quick to rebuke the robocalls saying in a statement we strongly condemn this rhetoric and these activities of which we have no knowledge. an adjoins us now. we mentioned trump ahead in
utah. is he showing any signs of slipping with things like this rob o call? it s still too soon to telethe impact of this robocall. it goes through tomorrow night. the fact this race could be close at all is a league deal. remember this is a state romney won by nearly 50 points in 2012 and we did see a turning point in this state after the trump allegations of sexual misconduct and that access hollywood tape, that s when we two of utahs congressmen come out and disavow trump. we saw the republican governor come out strongly against trump. we saw the deserate news call on trump to resign his candidacy. hillary clinton has moved more campaign staffers into the state. now, we re taking a look at the early vote totals and those returns so far, and right now, republican dose have a significant edge. 46% of those who have already voted in the state are registered republicans, but
saying his name. the most important thing is that donald trump was in his state and paul ryan skipped town faster than john? the governor of ohio wrote in john mccain. if donald trump loses ohio by a couple thousand votes, john kasich will take the blame. he ll probably stand up proudly and take the blame, but the republican party will blame him, saying, you cost us the state we need to win. nikki haley said she voted for trump. i think she actually used his name, but she said he makes her stomach turn and she worries every day about the next thing that will come out of his mouth. and kelly ayotte but remember this. back in june, march of 2015, nobody if you looked at the stage of 17 people, nobody picked out donald trump. he won the nomination with 14 million votes and did not have the establishment with him, really, at any point during the campaign. so this is a different type of campaign let me push back briefly on your talking point, because there actually it
donald trump take us back. the challenge for democrats, iowa was never clinton country. her stunning 2008 democratic caucus loss was the beginning of the end for that campaign, in her 2016 win against bernie sanders was a struggle. what s the hillary clinton coalition? it s a great coalition. it s made up of really every kind of group. they do not want some one is not fit to be president and they re going to vote for hillary clinton. iowa democrats argue their voters are fired up, especially against trump, and they insist they re get-out-the-vote operation is superior and that ll push hillary clinton over the finish line. the a toss-upstate and it s going to come down to the organization and that s what s going to get us the win. reporter: like iowa, it could come down to organization and enthusiasm. talk about the enthusiasm. it s it s at an all-time high, and i will give hillary clinton one compliment. she has made the environment wonderful for republicans.