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revelations. phone lines this morning, calling in for the line on those who support trump, (202) 748-8001. if you support hillary clinton, (202) 748-8000 is your number. if you are supporting a second party a third-party candidate, (202) 748-8002. .nd if you are undecided, a very good tuesday morning to you. we are talking about the wikileaks revelations and we begin with an editorial cartoon in usa today. you can see hillary clinton standing under the storm of wikileaks. she is holding an umbrella made of the donald trump access hollywood tape. for more on wikileaks we turn to sarah westwood, an executive reporter with the washington examiner. you have written 15 to 20 stories about the wikileaks revelations since they came out. what r one or two stories or issues that have gained the most traction? i think it isst: the transcripts of her paid speeches that shows she expressed support for policies she has since come out and opposed on the campaign trail, the transpac ....
we ve got to tell everybody what we are doing and why this election is so critically important. that is where all of you come in. if you do know people who are thinking about voting for our opponents, well, you may. i hope you will stage an intervention. [laughter] [cheers] secretary clinton: and i hope you will talk about the reality versus the demagoguery of what we have seen in this campaign. you know, we need to come together around all of the issues that are important to everybody, and i said in the beginning, whatever issue you care about is going to be on the ballot. i care a lot about making sure that women and girls are treated with dignity and respect. [cheers] that they deserve in our country. secretary clinton: i care a lot about making sure that we save social security and we ensure that everybody has the benefits that they need in order to be able to live a decent life in retirement. [applause] secretary clinton: and boy, do i care a lot about our constitu ....
it right now despite polls that show something not quite that being the case. a real clear politics average shows hillary clinton with about a four-point lead in that state. let s go to adam shapiro in st. augustine, where, again, donald trump just wrapped things up. adam? reporter: and neil, he did attack the polls, saying the polls were getting it wrong. he also encouraged the people of cincinnati, who believe they are part of an historic movement, he encouraged them to go to the polls right now and vote. more than a million floridians have already cast their ballots. early voting started today, but also mail-in voting, well underway. that s one issue folks talk about. but at the corner of this, when i talk about the historic movement these people feel they re a part of, is taking back the country and taking back the government. here s what mr. trump said to his supporters. the fact that the washington establishment has tried so hard to stop our campaign is only m ....
the questions. more people are accessing talking therapies and mental health services every day compared to 2010. my friends who have interest and expertise in this area is right that we need to do more and that is why we are continuing to invest in mental health services and continuing to increase the standards that we provide. just 20 children are diagnosed with inoperable brain tumors as a result of sclerosis each year. they turned it down for funding. will she meet with me to discuss how we can get through this blockage and get the treatment that these children need. i m very happy to look at the issue that the honorable gentlemen hasn t raised and look at what can be done to take that forward. order. here on c-span2 we will leave the british house of commons as members move on to other business. you been watching prime minister question time. a quick reminder that you can see this session again sunday nights at nine eastern pacific on c-span. for more infor ....
time low on concerns that firm is in need of capital. when you look at this story, how serious should u.s. investors be taking it? i know the government said they are not going to do anything to help them and that usually means that they will do something, you know the way governments work. and they said they don t need anymore. how much do they need? it s a blank check. they misjudged our justice department and they felt they didn t play a big role. the company at one point, i happen to be close to the company, they said, we ll go in there and plead our case. they ll listen to us. what country do you think you re in? deutsche bank doesn t have a lot of employees in this country. you could put them out of business. they re not going to put them out of business. the fact is they need to raise capital and have to do a rights offering at the same time if the government backstops, if everything goes bad. there are people that want to be a believer in this but it does ....