what an assignment. you have the best job. thank you for clarifying because my entire texas family screamed. i lived in chicago for ten years. i lived near wrigley. it would be tremendous. but we spent time during the republican national convention as well as the primary in cleveland and i fell in love with cleveland. it s tough. reporter: it s a great city. they have had a great four or five months here. i m conflicted. there s so many things to discuss. have fun. reporter: thanks, tamron. back to politics, the senate race the break from sports is nice. a new report says they are poised to pick up five to seven seats. that would be a major coup for the party. they needed four to tie the amber. more on the down-ballot races that are leaning blue. and last night president obama visited jimmy kimmel to talk about politics and
polls. look at the state polls. in ohio he s winning. national polls actually do matter. if it s closer, then you go back looking at the battleground states but when you are eight points down nationally, poll after poll, you do focus. it is actually smart to focus on national polls. it s battleground states. it is done state by state. that s what matters. okay. in that case, florida and north carolina and new hampshire, you know, virginia, colorado, these states which all show hillary clinton now with a lead, and in fact in some cases going from a toss-up to leaning blue, they matter and that s a problem then for donald trump. governor granholm, let me ask you about the other moment we talked to david challian about a moment ago. when secretary clinton was talking about social security, she was talking about raising taxes and made a point to get a little bit of a dig in there on donald trump, assuming he pays his payroll taxes, then he made the comment calling her a very nasty wo
sure thing. what we found is that as latino registration numbers are steadily increasing, they re still slow. there are a number of states outside the traditional states where the latino vote can influence the outcome of this election. that s what we re looking at in our interactive map. users can increase or decrease the latino vote or increase or decrease the vote for obama and show how the states will change. states will flip from leaning blue to leaning red. you ll see just how important the latino vote can be in a number of states across the country this year. give us an idea of some of the states might not expect. we always talking about florida and places like new mexico and arizona. what are some of the places that people might be surprised where a loatino vote could make a difference this year? sure. the latino population and registered voters has been growing in states like virginia,
security secrets. the leaks are the source of how president obama and his aids pick targets for drones. the other detailed iran s nuclear program. the fbi confirmed it is investigating that leak. senator john mccain says the fbi is fine but he wants an outside special counsel to lead the investigation. he said he suspects the obama administration is leaking this information to make the president look good. the portrayal of the president in these stories is of why usually nothing short of heroic. i agree with the cyberwarfare but why should we reveal it to the enemy and take credit for something that obviously does not deserve to be well-known? president obama s spokesman called allegations of intentional leaking grossly irresponsible. in a very rare show of bipartisan anger, this afternoon, the democratic and republican leaders of the house and senate intelligence committee say these leaks threaten to do iminent and ir represent parable damage to the committee. just momen
governor walker sparked by his move to cut union rights and benefits that in the midst of a state budget crisis. with potentially national significance. we re going to talk it over with dana bash, ari fleischer, and paul begala. we know this is a big turnout. both sides trying to get out of vote. what are you hearing as we enter the final hour? the turnout across the state of wisconsin is very, very high. at this point it is for the most part anecdotal. we re talking about lines very long pretty much all day in key areas. when you re talking about the republicans, those pushing for the incumbent not to be recalled, i spoke to a senior official in the state who said he s worried. he reason for that is they are hearing anecdotely and also from their political people on the ground there is record turnout in the county of dane. that is where madison is. and that is for the most part pretty liberal. they re worried about that. in fact, one number that he just told me is it s up