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Average african-american turnout in places like michigan and north carolina will benefit them. this source says to me that barack obama s coalition is simply not behind hillary clinton. to give you a sense of how they are brimming with confidence right now, this source, again, very close to donald trump, is guaranteeing wins in states like ohio, iowa, the second district of maine, north carolina, and new hampshire. we ll hold them to that. that s an interesting list of guarantees. peter alexander at the new york hilton. chris matthews standing by with a special live guest. i ve got kellyanne conway, the manager for the trump campaign. kellyan kellyanne, thank you for joining us. based upon our conversation last night, i got a sense that you folks are counting on either michigan or pennsylvania to come through for you. is that true? one of the two? yes. yes, it is. we think if we re going to flip a blue state, that michigan and pennsylvania look ripe for the picking, chris. that m
For trump because no republican has ever won the white house without ohio. and, again, trump should do better in ohio than he does nationally because of the history and the demographics. let s look at what you consider donald trump s most likely path to victory. and we talked about ohio, north carolina, you think he s got to win those. what about florida, you say, iowa, wisconsin, and then getting in the weeds there, the second district of maine. why do you think this locks it up for him? so florida is a state that, again, is another state that is a little more republican than the nation. also 29 electoral votes and if democrats are winning florida, that means they re winning almost all of the big states. california, illinois, new york in the bag and so florida would be and pennsylvania too. so there is just no math without florida for trump. and then you look at iowa and wisconsin, iowa is a state where trump may be leading right now, both iowa and wisconsin are whiter than the na
And maine s second district is sort of demographically favorable to trump. to me that would put if trump would win those states and that maine congressional district, it would get him to exactly 270 electoral votes. that to me seems like the most plausible path. and yet it is possible that clinton will win the maine second district and all the states i mentioned. trump is down now as the poll shows and other polls show. and so with just three weeks to go here, he finds himself in a fair amount of trouble. if he does in the lock all these states in, you said you don t see the path to victory without florida. does he have a path to victory? well, i think that clinton is a very heavy favorite right now. i wouldn t sort of i wouldn t close the door on trump necessarily. but just in looking at the polling and all that, trump doesn t, you know, his chances of winning are pretty low. what about the states that are most crucial for clinton to