and bill cosby s victim. how she says one of the most famous men drugged and sexually assaulted her. but we begin this morning with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. this testimony has all the makings of a bombshell. every page reads like a john grisham novel. all eyes on washington as james comey prepares to testify. to any lawyer with half a brain, they really wouldn t let james comey testify if there was an obstruction of justice to be made because you wouldn t let your star go out the world. i m surprised. aren t you? is it concerning to you? of course. is it appropriate for the lawer to ask a question of the fbi director. honestly i don t think it is. what he was doing was trying to seduce him but seduction is not an impeachable offense. perhaps in the 90s, but it s not anymore. he s going to tweet something idiotic tomorrow and ruin his own good chris wray news cycle. we don t know. it s 4:30. nothing yet. another force by
clinton, trump and their running mates, tim kaine and mike pence, campaigned today in eight states, including six of those narrowly divided battleground states that will decide this election. we re going to begin our coverage tonight with major garrett on the trump campaign. if we don t win, all of us, honestly, we ve all wasted our time. i ll be honest. reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump confronted something rarely seen in his breakneck barnstorming of the country, a venue with plenty of room the spare. trump still drew thousands on a monday afternoon, but he brooded over a possible defeat as national polls and early vote turnout in battleground states suggested the republican nominee will need a surge of voters tomorrow. you have one magnificent chance, and honestly, in four years, it s over, folks. there has never been a movement like this. reporter: trump had been buoyed in recent days by f.b.i. director james comey s decision to investigate e-mail
clinton, trump and their running mates, tim kaine and mike pence, campaigned today in eight states, including six of those narrowly divided battleground states that will decide this election. we re going to begin our coverage tonight with major garrett on the trump campaign. if we don t win, all of us, honestly, we ve all wasted our time. i ll be honest. reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump confronted something rarely sn the country, a venue with plenty of room the spare. trump still drew thousands on a monday afternoon, but he brooded over a possible defeat as national polls and early vote turnout in battleground states suggested the republican nominee will need a surge of voters tomorrow. you have one magnificent chance, and honestly, in four years, it s over, folks. there has never been a movement like this. reporter: trump had been buoyed in recent days by f.b.i. director james comey s decision aide, but comey said yesterday that agents sorting throu
clinton, trump and their running mates, tim kaine and mike pence, campaigned today in eight states, including six of those narrowly divided battleground states that will decide this election. we re going to begin our coverage tonight with major garrett on the trump campaign. if we don t win, all of us, honestly, we ve all wasted our time. i ll be honest. reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump confronted something rarel s the country, a venue with plenty of room the spare. trump still drew thousands on a monday afternoon, but he brooded over a possible defeat as national polls and early vote turnout in battleground states suggested the republican nominee will need a surge of voters tomorrow. you have one magnificent chance, and honestly, in four years, it s over, folks. there has never been a movement like this. reporter: trump had been buoyed in recent days by f.b.i. a laptop used by a top clinton aide, but comey said yesterday that agents sorting through
states that will decide this election. we re going to begin our coverage tonight with major garrett on the trump campaign. if we don t win, all of us, honestly, we ve all wasted our time. i ll be honest.i reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, donald trump confronted something rarely seei in his breakneck barnstorming of the country, a venue with plenty of room to spare. trump still drew thousands on ao monday afternoon, but he brooded over a possible defeat as suggested the republican nominee will need a surge of voters tomorrow. you have one magnificent chance, and honestly, in four years, it s over, folks. there has never been a movement like this. reporter: trump had been buoyed in recent days by f.b.i. director james comey s decision to investigate e-mails found on a laptop used by a top clinton aide, but comey said yesterday that agents sorting through ther messages found nothing to change the f.b.i., the director, was obviously under tremendous pressure. so t