to win and why losing for him may be uniquely hard to bear. and his drive to win a state he cannot afford to lose, florida. jim acosta reports. ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ >> reporter: donald trump stepped off his plane to big cheers. >> americans are going to experience another massive double digit hike. they said 25%. forget. up take 25 percent. it is going to be 70, 80, 90%. you have to brush up on your negotiation ability, believe me. squl the gop nominee is seizing on his latest report on obamacare that find whose buy their insurance through the affordable care act will see their insurance go up 22% on average next year. and i. >> and i can say all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with obamacare. you folks, this is another group. is that a correct statement. if you look at what they are going through with their healthcare is horrible because of obamacare. >> the problem, trump and even the hotel's general manager later acknowledged they don't receive their healthcare through obamacare. they get it through trump. >> i'd say 99% of our employees are ensured through the hotel. our insurance and maybe a few threw obamacare because we supply it. >> still a dangerous time for republicans. kelly ayotte quickly turned the news into an attack ad against her. >> she can't stand up up to her party. she supports the healthcare law bill clinton called. >> the craziest things in the world. lookout for working americans. >> better say good or i'll say you're fired. who is that guy? you're fired. >> -- attending the ribbon cutting in washington d.c. he was at that hotel earlier this year when he acknowledged president obama juanes miles per hour citizen. >> and donald trump will soon will returning to his hotel business. today facing head winds secretary clinton spent the day in south florida. more in jeff zeleny. >> reporter: hillary clinton in florida opening a two week fight to the finish. >> i feel good but i'm not taking anything for granted. i'm going to work for hard as i can between now and the close of the election. >> americans are coming together. >> on a two-day florida swing cents is hitting democratic strongholds. her long embrace of obamacare. >> before there was something called obamacare suddenly could be an 11th hour liability. as republicans pounce today she was silent about it at her rally in a miami radio interview clinton said millions of americans now have healthcare under the law but acknowledged major shortcomings. but former president bill clinton under fire for pointing out flaws in the system now telling voters in north carolina healthcare should be fixed not repealed. >> yeah there is something wrong but you don't want to choose somebody who is the liviing embodiment of what's wrong. >> reporter: and a new batch of campaign chairman john podesta's hack e-mails shows even he was flabbergasted to to set up a private e-mail system for clinton. clinton expresses outrage at sheryl mills. and -- why didn't they get this stuff out like 18 months ago? so crazy. unbelievable podesta replied. they wanted to get away with it. tanden shot back. obama who's heading back to florida on friday weighed in last night on jimmy kimmel live. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states, exclamation point. at real donald trump. well @real donald trump. at least i will go down as president. >> has clinton said anything at all about the premium hikes other than the radio interview? >> surprisingly this is his her signature political issue for the last 20 years. she was utterly silent about it today at the rally here this florida. her aides say, look she does not want to necessarily litigate this in the final days but the reality is republicans are litigating. she has talked about this a lot on the campaign trail and it debates. and she says it knows it needs to be overhauled and fixed but not repealed that would take away healthcare from some 20 million americans. but there is a political headache she was not expecting or looking for. it is why they want the early votes now before this becomes even more of a controversy. >> more on why florida is such a must win for donald trump. let's bring in david chalian. how porte is florida? >> it is the biggest prize there is. 29 electoral votes. and the candidates know it. take a look at how many times they have been visiting the sate since the conventions. >> hillary clinton six ties. donald trump is on his ninth visit. and i'm sure this is nooits of their last visits. >> let's look where they chose to visit. what does that tell us? >> donald trump was in seminole county. in 2012 went seven points to mitt romney. he was on a mission to go to a base county and drum up the vote there. and not dissimilar from hillary clinton. in broward county. a county barack obama won 67-32 over mitt romney. tlefs interest she was there to base voters. joining me now blah blah blah. awesome people. also trump supporters kayleigh mcenany and corey lewandowski. lets start with the non partisans. for donald trump florida is critical. the problem is he's also got to get a bunch of other states as well. >> florida is must-win. if he doesn't win he's dead in the water. he's got pick up a lot of states. he's got to do better than mitt romney in 2012. he's losing to hillary clinton in north carolina which romney won in 2012. arizona a toss up. georgia and texas are closure. all these he has to defend but at the same time he has to win pennsylvania and ohio. and right now the math isn't there. florida is a must win but so are a lot of other states. >> what is more important? energizing the base or reaching out o other voters. >> at this point it is probably better that you have to stick with your plan. there is not a lot of time to start shifting resource t. the reality is he still has a path to victory. he's got win florida. that is tough. if he can't -- he's got leads in ohio or he's within four points in iowa and ohio. that brings him within 11 electoral votes. at that point if he can get pennsylvania he's in the ballpark. he wins. if he can flip nevada. he gets closer and closer. so you can't start redrawing all of your strategy, you know, shifting all of your resources across the country with just two weeks 20 go. that is not rational. >> with obamacare the premiums going up. does hillary clinton run out the clock and try not to mention until she absolutely has to. >> it certainly doesn't do her god to talk about it. but it is important to remember there are almost 10 million people who have voe r already voted. including in florida. where democrats and republicans are running neck and neck in who's come out to vote. a lot of votes banked and she's got a much stronger ground game. a lot of folks focus onside getting people out to the polls. >> and we're going talk to you are a partisans after the break. we'll continue the conversation later donald trump if his own words. really revealing fascinating stuff when we continue th fans g r next hit album, we return to our extravagant private studio, where we turn gold into platinum. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. >> i think that is probably true. >> do you think florida is a must-win for donald trump. >> i do. if you look at the map mitt romney had. you need to win florida and if you give him ohio and iowa. that is 11 lek troelectoral vot short. there are several paths and what you will see is look at where they are deploying the surrogates. eric trump in new hampshire. donald trump is going to be in new hampshire and maine friday. he'd make a west coast swing to nevada. l they look at this differently than what polls are saying and what people think. if you look at exit polling and polling that's been done recently. the monmouth poll shows he's getting 16% of the african american community in north carolina. in pennsylvania, 29%. in wisconsin, 15%. these are unheard of number ofs for a republican. that should really scare hillary clinton as this race gets closer. >> i think hillary clinton should be scared and i think she acknowledged today she's not going take anything flr granted. >> should she be cared about obamacare premiums going up? >> i think she needs to address it. >> she's not so far. >> shed a a radio interview where she talked about it. her position is not knew. she's said before that is law that needs to be fixed. it certainly should not be repealed. but yes there are certain problems that need to be addressed. that is not anything new. >> kayleigh is this an issue that can make the difference for donald trump in the closing weeks? >> absolutely. so tied to the economy. you have votes are hurting economically and when you look at facing double digit premium increases that directly effects -- >> do you think it changes minds? people thinking about clinton but the. >> gentlemenyes. i 100% too. there's been no meaningful dialogue on obamacare and this is a place that directly effects the pocketbook. and people will remember the premiums they are going to have to play. >> the problem is there are a few problems. one is donald trump is not capable of talking about any issue. he can't put together more than three or four sentences that are coherent in talk about an alternative. and the republican party has no alternative to obamacare. other than to throw people off care and not have people covered for pre existing condition which is obamacare solved. lastly ux to hillary clinton's credit she's publicly stated is one thing she wants to do with obamacare is improve it by offering a public option. many of us have said and i think there will be a debate in the democratic party about this that the only way to solve the healthcare crisis in general is to singer payor medicare system which is a public option and she -- >> but it doesn't help donald trump when today he's gottoid all his employee asks they are having trouble obamacare and they don't have to back. >> because he's fortunate enough to provide healthcare through his corporation zb. >> but is he the best message -- >> 1.35 million on the same system. and you take the humana option, the premium increase is 19%. that is the average across florida. that is devastating if you are a clinton supporter or an obama supporter and you are going to the polls saying i'm going to see a 30% increase. >> already voted particularly in florida. >> i'm putting everything i can in the bank. the more this is talked about -- >> the more people hear about -- >> sure. but i think a couple of things. especially in florida there has been already a million people who havoted. florida is a state tailor made more hillary clinton. latinos voting at 99% more than in 2012. >> you don't think this obamacare. >> no. i don't think this is going to flip. not enough time number one. and two, to your point donald trump is an awful messenger. >> i was asking. >> you asked the question but the point is he's an offensive line messenger. he sounded absolutely clueless not even knowing that obamacare wasn't something his own employees used. so when that you have a kind of comparison, people are going to say at least hillary clinton is addressing the problem, not wanting to take it away from me. because let's remember 80% of the people are not -- >> the question is will people believe they want to throw the whole thing out and start with something republicans are going to offer or just amend what exists. >> people with look at history and know that the republicans never offered anything but the free market solution which was devastating to people. tens of millions of people did not have healthcare coverage. a good example of now in california. one reason the premiums are going up is because of drug prices. republicans opposed any tempt for medicare to negotiate over drug prices. there is a proposition, which is attempting to reduce drug prices and the pharmaceutical industry spending $100 million, which is funding the republican party, big donors through the republican party is spending a $100 million to defeat this. >> what donald trump says is it is basically free market but free existing conditions are going to be covered and he doesn't explain how pre existing conditions can be covered unless there's as mandate. >> trying to put together a plan to be the replacement for years now. there isn't a good option. >> none. >> -- seven years. i do think it is worth point ought two things about this that will lessen the political effects. first is that most of the people on the obamacare exchanges are subsidized. secondly this is also -- >> kelly you said there is a good option. >> republicans haven't put forward a plan. pyre paul ryan has put forward a very -- >> the public option. two words. the veterans administration. we've had a so called government-run healthcare system and a lot of veterans died waited for the care so -- >> the 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>> i loved to fight. i always loved to fight. >> physical fights. >> yeah all kind of fights, physical -- >> arguments? >> all kind of fights. any type of fight i loved. including physical. >> and ivana sat down. explaineding how six months into the relationship she saw how trump reacted when she outskied him. >> i told him. i can ski. because his ego is so big. i went up. i went two flips in front of him. i disappeared. donald was so angry. he took off his skis. his boots and walked up the road. >> so he left you? >> yeah. >> wow. >> he could not take it. he could not take it. he went full bear. after restaurant. said i'm not going to do this hit for anybody and --. he could not take it. i could do something better than he. >> for trump everything is a competition. especially business. >> never had a failure. because i always turned a failure into a a success. >> the theme weaves through his interviews. refusal to acknowledge any business failures. >> i bought something i -- unbelievable deelt. wiped out a lot of the debt. came back. >> next day i read the story. trump files bankruptcy. i get all these people who don't understand business saying oh did you go bankrupt. >> he talks about this a lot. >> i do. i'll tell you why i do. what always bothers me is false stuff. >> what doesn't bother him? fame. trump admits he needs it. >> it's happened from -- from the time i was fairly young. it just happened. >> did it unnerve you at first? >> no. >> or make you feel unsafe ever. >> no no. i think what would unnerve me if it didn't happen. >> doesn't see need more reflection but takes a moment to talk about marriage. >> when you think about balancing your ambition and your relationships with people you lo love, what's changed? >> well it is very hard -- >> reporter: ex-wife ivana said what ended after three children with him, trump's affair. >> she doesn't have a brains. i have no idea what donald was doing with her. but immediately when i find out i file for divorce. >> this is it. >> just if you cannot trust your spouse, you know? it is over. >> reporter: trump up ended the presidential election with much more than fiery rhetoric. the interview show he did it with a singular unyielding belief in himself. >> most important thing is being able to have the proper vision and then never quitting a lot of people say oh you can never give up. you can give up if you have a stupid vision. you need the proper vision and then you have to have the ability to get it done. >> that from 2014 interviews of trump. the author of truth about trump. i spoke with him a short time ook. >> seems like so much of donald trump has binomial influeneen is father. >> the idea of being super tough. never giving up. when you hit me, i hit you back ten times harder. that is fred trump. and also the thing that never left me was donald telling me this story about him being sent away to the military academy. and it was a matter of this kid is acting up at school. we're going banish him. >> really? >> and all of a sudden the two sisters and two brothers are cozy at home in this mansion and. >> trump was the only one sent to -- >> he was. and i think it may have suited him. he might have been the kind of rambunctious kid the parents felt they needed the discipline. but fred's toughness and coolness. i think he was a pretty cold guy too. >> interesting because trump talks about how his dad was based out in queens and how he wanted to come to manhattan. maybe it is too far to say it is a criticism but he does seem to point out he sort of came to an area his father never ventured. >> i think he wanted to one up him. so a kind of exceeding the dad thing that won't. even though friend was one of the richest men in america. his fortune was $200 million. so this is not a guy of no consequence. >> and hillary clinton kept poke by saying your father gave you $14 million to start out and donald trump says that is not true. >> much bigger than that. >> it was bigger than that? >> yes. the father arranged for all the political connections which were priceless and the financing for his first project which was more than $40 million. donald was born on third base and likes to take credit to get there but his father put him there. >> he also doesn't want to look back at the past very much. >> he also said to me i don't like o analyze myself or think about the past because i'm afraid of what i'll see. unlikely most of us who look to learn from our mistakes and may reflect on what well what went into mic making me this person? he ended our time together pre maturely. we were supposed to meet six times and we only met four for formal interviews and it was just at the moment when i felt he was opening up. starting to tell the truth. and at the end of our last interview i said, you know, i kind of like you today. and he went back a little bit and then smiled. and i almost felt like this is the thing that people see in donald they like but he doesn't let it show. >> the dohe does have a charge one-on-o one-on-one. and got a glimpse of that at the end of the second debate. very contentious chen a person said can you say something nice about your opponent he said something which seemed genuine about hillary clinton being a fiekt fighter and doesn't give up and respects that at about her. >> i think it was gennen and this is the frustrating thing for those of whois have spent time with donald. both of his ex-wives said the same thing. they thought they could spark that thing in him and keep it alive and help it to grow and it never happened. >> there is also a real -- i don't know if it is a fear of humiliation but humiliation seems to be a recurring theme. >> this is why he talks about how they are making fools outs of us. our foreign competitors or they are laughing at us a. >> which is something he's been saying and putting in newspaper ads. >> whole life. >> yeah. >> so why does this guy always think about humiliation? why does he worry that people are laughing at him? >> i suspect that someone laughed at him a lot when he was young and he's been trying to make up for it ever since. >> more with my interview of michael dantonio in the next hour. just ahead the fallout from price hikes in obamacare premiums. will they be able to leverage sticker shock into actual votes? ♪ something new has arrived. ♪ uniquely designed for the driven. introducing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. visit your local infiniti retailer today. infiniti. empower the drive. we catch flo, the progressive girl," at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! 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[ laughter ] an october surprise. premiums are expected to climb average of 22%. president obama considers obamacare to be one of his signature accomplishments. and republicans have new ammunition. here is michelle kosinski. >> does this produce the payment you are feeling? >> obamacare sticker shock. 22% more on average if premiums this year. compared to 7% in 2016 and throw more fuel onto the republican fire to repeal it. >> obamacare is a disaster. you know it. we all knee it. >> president obama last week compared obama to the samsung galaxy phones that have spontaneously burst into flames. what a coincide because that is what we're going to do with obamacare. we're going to pull it off the market. >> the numbers in some cases are staggeri staggering. arizona's average increase will be 116%. how to indiana's will actually go down by 3%. the democratic governor of minnesota where premiums will prize 50-67% declared. >> the vooelt the affordable care act is no longer affordable. >> reporter: the administration pushing back saying the vast magen majority of people on obamacare won't feel the increases. >> 85% of those folks actually have the tax credits or the subsidies that help them and those subsidies are designed to move as premiums move. so for those folks they will be insulated from the changes. >> reporter: neurinsurers are hg trouble affording those that swhiened up but with more health problems than expected. not enough young, healthy people are joining to outfit cost. that means fewer choices and higher rates. the white house agrees there are issues but focuses on the positives. more americans covered. no lifetime limits. no more denial of coverage for pre existing conditions. according to the latest government analysis, most people are able to find an affordable plan. the president continues to sell it. >> now is the time to move forward. the problems that may have arisen from the affordable care act is not because governments too involved in the process. the problem is is that we have not reached everybody and pulled them in. >> michelle kosinski cnn the white house. >> reporter: lot to talk about. joining me now the panel. >> so david, trump is obviously trying to use the rise in obamacare care rates to chip away at clinton's lead. do you see that working? >> well an in an ordinary campaign this would be big, big news and it would hurt the imcouple bent, in effencumbent,. and when the obama people come back and say well people get subsidies. who pays? the taxpayers do. the money comes out of somebody's pocket to pay for all this. but having said that, first of all trump has rich such an incendiary campaign it is really difficult to pry people abe. and secondly, he himself fumbled today to talk about this. he first talked about all the agony his employees were going through because of obamacare. he didn't seem to realize that he in fact, his company was actually covering a number of people. that was the subsequent damage control story. the whole thing is this is going to have less impact nan normal. >> is he the best messenger to effectively prosecute the case against obamacare and hillary clinton on this? >> obamacare has always been an issue but not his signature issue like building the wall and he doesn't have a lot of facility in terms of tucking about healthcare. i think a problem he's got also is 7 million people have already voted and i think that the people who hate obama and obamacare are already trump voters. so the question is how many undecided voters or independent voters could this potentially move and at this point i think the cake is kind of baked on that issue. people have decided on obamac e obamacare. and also he's not really the one to president the issue because he can't stay on a single message. he had a revealing interview with rush limbaugh today in which he said people want me to stay on obamacare. but i have to defend myself on the women issues. limbaugh asked him about it. and he just admitted it. other people say stay on jobs. stay on obamacare and repealing and replacing it. so i guess it is two theories. and he said i would rather fight it. people say you shouldn't do that and just go along and by fight it he means fight it on the women front. he hasn't given up on that. >> and trump says he would refeel and replace obamacare the question, what with? and he doesn't always use specifics and he also says the pre existing conditions are going to get covered which is just hard to square that? >> i think that is right anderson. and what we do now know is that some sort of national healthcare that applies to everybody is going to be our future. we are not going to go back to the system we had before. and the republicans, you know, have the opportunity here to devise and show us a market base kind of plan, one with a lot of incentives and say hey here is a better way to do it. but trump hasn't come one that plan. and he doesn't have a republican alternative he's advancing. gloria is right. he doesn't have facility in talking about something which is actually very fundamental to the campaign. >> we got to leave it there. just ahead trump supporters in the state of florida talk about issues most pivotal to them and which donald trump's policies they like misi tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. i love that my shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ♪ look up at a new day... hey guys! now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. want to hear. it's about issues. about jobs. >> that advice the often ignored, though, by donald trump. but we wanted to know what exactly are the issues that his supporters want to hear him talking about? randi kaye went to find out. >> reporter: what exactly are the issues that bring supporters to donald trump? for some of them,s at his rally in florida, it's the second amendment. >> how do you feel about his stance on guns? what does that mean? thumbs up? >> i am thumbs up second amendme amendment. i love my guns. >> reporter: this trump supporter also believes that he will protect her right to own a gun. >> i like that he wants to support the average citizens' right to own guns and protect ourselves not only from criminals, but from our government, if they would go dictatorship or go too much control. >> reporter: voter ian smith likes trump's talk of sealing our borders and imposing term limits for congress, too. but when pressed about why he likes trump's plan to repeal obamacare, ian was short on details. >> do you know what his plan is or no? >> i do. >> reporter: do you want to share? >> it's top secret. >> reporter: now you sound like donald trump. >> i'll tell you when i get in there. >> reporter: this woman told me she also likes trump's idea to turn obamacare, but when our conversation turned to trade, our interview went south. >> evening the playing field will help. let them pay to bring their goods in here, like we pay to take our goods to them for export. let them pay to import. >> so you're all for him renegotiating nafta and getting rid of tpp? >> well -- >> yes. >> okay. there you go. >> i know you're trying to make us look stupid, right? >> no, we're actually -- really? no. i'm actually doing a story about what policies -- >> okay. >> -- people are attracted to. >> well, you looked at our shirts and said -- >> i thought we were having a nice discussion, actually. >> reporter: this man may have prompted that, but recording our every move, accusing us of asking gotcha questions and angry we weren't wearing cnn identification. >> reporter: have you identified who you're with? have you identified who you're with? >> i'm an independent media -- >> well, how am i supposed to know that? >> he made sure to alert everyone who we were before we could interview him. until it backfired with this woman. >> oh, i love cnn. >> what brings you out to see donald trump? what policy attracts you? >> i like the fact that he is pro-life. i like the fact that he is pro-constitution, and i'm all about creating jobs in america, for americans. >> reporter: she isn't sold, yet, though on trump's immigration policy. >> there's still some gray areas. i don't understand. and i want him to flesh that out a little bit more. >> reporter: immigration is a huge draw for this voter. >> when we look at his immigration policy, what he is saying is extreme vetting. now, that does not mean religious vetting. that means extreme vetting. i want policies in place so we're doing what we need to know to make sure that americans are safe. >> reporter: in the end, we found many here who, despite their unwavering support for the republican nominee, could not name a single policy donald trump stands for. >> reporter: what policies do you like of his? >> all of him. >> reporter: what do you like the best? is there a specific policy that you like that he's put forward? do you not want to talk about that? >> randi joins us now from orlando, florida. it is interesting that just two weeks before the election, some of the supporters, you know, don't name a particular policy. maybe it's more the character they like, the personality of donald trump, the strength that they believe he exudes. >> absolutely, anderson, and many of them actually, when i asked them about policy, sounded just like donald trump. they would say to me, all of his policies are great. they're all going to make america great again. everything's going to be wonderful. but yet they still couldn't name a specific policy that they support. now, there were those who could name policy, as you saw. and those people were really passionate about the fact that donald trump says that he's pro-life. they certainly like the fact that he's still talking about building a wall. they like the fact that he's going to -- he's saying that he's going to appoint like-minded justices to the supreme court. they like all of that. but still there are people who just two weeks out now from election day, want to hear more. i asked one woman about donald trump's plans for isis, saying that he was going to bomb them and going to bomb the oil fields, and she admitted, you're right, he doesn't have a plan for isis. but she's convinced that he's going to surround himself with smart people, smart generals, and he will, eventually, have a good plan for isis, if he is, indeed, in the white house. another woman i talked to about social security. and she said, donald trump keeps saying that he's going to stage social security and make it great again, but she still wants to know how, anderson. >> randi kaye, thanks very much. just ahead on this two-hour edition of "360," donald trump pounding the trail in the must-win state of florida, slamming president obama with a surge in obamacare premiums. can he turn the sticker shock into votes? 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