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Heading into the end, though, donald trump, look at this, the foundation of trump support, white voters without a college degree, a whopping 30point lead on that question. One of the arenreasons this is a total blowout nationally. We didnt just ask voters who theyre voting for, we asked them why. A fivepoint national lead, not a total blowout. One of the reasons its not bigger than that, who would best handle the economy . Donald trump wins on that. The other big issues, Hillary Clinton a little...

Got to go to the polls. it was sort of like a -- that moment crystalized him, you know, for me. hes a showman. hes a performer. he needs, you know, theres a plus. the idea of prosecuting an argument for three months, four months, the e-mail was perfectly served up, you know, as a weapon for him. and july, it just sort of faded and august -- >> he had three opportunities at the debates. to your word you used, anderson, coherence, if you actually go and read the transcripts which geeks like me do,...

Barack obama. talk about -- >> one at a time. >> the great entertainer in chief. i mean, i will give barack obama this, in 2008, he was the best campaigner, you know, bill clinton was good, barack obama was even better. and he was allowed to get people engaged. he got people to the polls. he got people inspired. and it wasnt because of talking policy. i think mr. trump might have watched him. might have watched people like bill clinton. its all about engagement. people showing up to the polls. >...

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>> reporter: but for many americans, election day has come and gone. according to an analysis from catalyst by cnn, 5.1 million votes have already been cast across the u.s. as clinton and her campaign are feeling confident about her path to the white house, shes focusing more on helping democrats take back the senate. campaigning here in the granite state with governor maggie hassan whos leading in the polls as she looks to unseat incumbent republican kelly ayotte. >> unlike her opponent, she ha...

Have a lot of people, everybody here knows that shes 100% guilty. >> that was donald trump just moments ago. back with our panel. i want to bring up the story from the "wall street journal" because a lot of republicans are pointing to it, ties a contribution from a pac of a close clinton ally, virginia governor terry mcauliffe, to the wife of the guy at the fbi who ended up being in charge of the investigation into the clinton e-mail server. basically implying there was a quid pro quo. >> right....

Numbers show a tighter national race than other national polls but still a lead for secretary clinton heading into the stretch. lets pop up the numbers. 49%-44% among likely vote us in our new cnn/orc poll. abc poll over the weekend had it at 12. we visit at five. the trump campaign will be encouraged by that, but 49%-44%. the third party candidate dropping a bit as we get closer to election day. thats fairly typical. five-point advantage among likely voters in our national poll. lets look at so...

Kellyanne conway, his campaign manager, said on "meet the press" yesterday, we are running behind, but then earlier today, anderson, on cnn, jason miller, the senior communications adviser, said oh, no, no, kellyanne conway was talks about fund-raising but anderson, if you go back to the transcript from "meet the press" she was asked about how theyre doing in the polls and she acknowledged as is the case right now that day are running behind. i have to point out right now, anderson weve been see...

And he used that argument again tonight here in tampa. >> and trump may be saying hes winning but his campaign manager this weekend did seem to acknowledge trump was behind, didnt she? >> reporter: thats right, earlier today donald trump was saying that he was winning, but kellyanne conway, his campaign manager, said on "meet the press" yesterday, we are running behind, but then earlier today, anderson, on cnn, jason miller, the senior communications adviser, said oh, no, no, kellyanne conway wa...

Even if trump wins all the states that cnn currently has as tossups, he still comes up short of 270. so i mean, youre looking -- you say youre looking at early -- >> right, no. if you take florida, ohio, nevada, iowa, north carolina, and then add in new hampshire and maine, too, areas were doing well in, that gets us over the 270 mark. >> i think new hampshire, though, i think even maine in real clear politics, a poll of polls, shows clinton in the lead. and also in florida. >> again, some of th...