point. they're making sure that buffer is there rather than trying to run up the score. that's a change from where we were a week ago. >> you wrote yesterday, it's almost over. and trump has 20% chance of winning the white house, almost double what it was days earlier after a month of poor debate performances and increasingly angry surveys. over the weekend show fbi is bringing some disaffected republicans home to trump but that a majority of voters are unlikely to change their minds. are you saying voters's minds are already made up? people keep using the term, baked in, they already had their opinion about the whole e-mail scandal? >> i think that's right. the polls we saw over the weekend that took this into account showed somewhere between 6 and 7 of every 10 voters is not going to change their mind based on the e-mail stuff. just doesn't seem like there's really a whole lot new there. the clinton campaign has made a coordinated and strategic push to sort of shift the narrative.