sharyl: another busy night along the waterfront in boothbay rbor, maine. touristsnd locs ock hefoso of s seafood. most do t know i buthere s one meer of the sho quenjo se ec lil saiwellwho ar i said, the govnor. she says, what governor? i said, the governor of maine. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: welcome to full measure. i m sharyl attkisson. prepare yourself. othe campaign will feature a rush of polls, ae esidency.mo than ever before, companies, campaigns, and news outlets are seeking your opinion. there are landline polls, cellphone polls, internet polls, all of them? sharyl: sparring over election polls is an american pastime. says who? p i just told you. i answered your question. ok. sharyl: are we being fooled by polls? john johnson: there are people that are trying to purposefully mislead us, then there are times where people just don t kno
for some of maine s famous seafood. most don t know it, but there s one member of the wait staff who quietly enjoys some special political pull. and she said, well, who are you married to? and i said, the governor. she says, what governor? i said, the governor of maine. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: welcome to full measure. i m sharyl attkisson. prepare yourself. these last weeks of the campaign will feature a rush of polls, each attempting to handicap the horse race and predict the presidency. more than ever before, companies, campaigns, and news outlets are seeking your opinion. there are landline polls, cellphone polls, internet polls, and push polls. polls, indicating hillary clinton is taking a slight lead over donald trump. the margin of error puts them pretty close. but as much as americans love to hear the latest predictions, we inherently q
quietly enjoys some special political pull. and she said, well, who are you married to? and i said, the governor. she says, what governor? i said, the governor of maine. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: welcome to full measure. i m sharyl attkisson. prepare yourself. these last weeks of the campaign will feature a rush of polls, each attempting to handicap the horse race and predict the presidency. more than ever before, companies, campaigns, and news outlets are seeking your opinion. there are landline polls, cellphone polls, internet polls, and push polls. in this recent average by real clear politics combines several polls, indicating hillary clinton is taking a slight lead the margin of error puts them pretty close. but as much as americans love to hear the latest predictions, we inherently question them. today, we ask how honest and accurate the n
and criticize her as if she could be a president. i think really at face a lot of people don t really believe that donald trump could ever have won. and as a result, there is a willingness to kind of look past, look past things that are, you know, plainly disqualifying and plainly offensive because, again, this is just a con. dickerson: john, how damage is the clinton excerpts that are now out. ? the context they have been released not that damaging, one thing we are looking past on both sides is that there are going to be worst donald trump tapes between now and election day and probably worse hillary clinton e-mails between now and election day. i don t know what electoral results it will be but there will be a hailstorm before we get to november 8th and i think four weeks out and these are the things being leaked, just imagine what happens next week and the week after and the week after that, because you don t away from election day. and once again the debate is enti
sharyl: another busy night along the waterfront in boothbay harbor, maine. tourists and locals flock here for some of maine s famous seafood. most don t know it, but there s one member of the wait staff who quietly enjoys some special political pull. and she said, well, who are you married to? and i said, the governor. she says, what governor? i said, the governor of maine. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: welcome to full measure. i m sharyl attkisson. prepare yourself. these last weeks of the campaign will feature a rush of polls, each attempting to handicap the horse race and predict the presidency. more than ever before, companies, campaigns, and news outlets are seeking your opinion. there are landline polls, in this recent average by real clear politics combines several polls, indicating hillary clinton is taking a slight lead over donald trump. t