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We look at this election. >> a lot depends on the ground game, david. who can get the vote out during the final four days? because there's still a lot of early voting. more than 30 million americans already voted. >> crucially important and also it's a different year. talk about the obama coalition, young people, minorities women from 2008 and 2012. hillary clinton would like to build her own coalition. young people. probably more hispanics than as strong african-american support and maybe college educated whites could swing back to republicans. that coalition is so important. north carolina t...

In terms of the support among whites in north carolina post-fbi decision. they are seeing softening of that support and we know obama lost in 2012 because he didn't do well enough with the white vote, he got about 31% as opposed to 35% in 2008. it didn't matter. african-americans showed up in record numbers. they had the highest turnout in north carolina. 80% in terms of percentage of black registered voters who showed out and most voted for obama so doug you're exactly right. i think democrats are very worried by what they're seeing and seeing real fallout from that fbi investigation. >> and ...

The clinton campaign has been spending so much time there. but i think the important thing to remember is this, carol, when you look at these numbers of hispanic turnout, african-american turnout, white turnout, hillary clinton is going to do better with white voters than barack obama did. barack obama only got 38% of the white vote and managed to get re-elected in 2012. hillary clinton is going to do much, much better with white voters. there's huge latino turnout. i think this idea of focusing on black turnout being the difference, it may be lower for democrats, but it's going to be made up ...

Of 2016 before iowa and new hampshire, where was the race? exactly at 51%-41%. >> so no one changed their minds since january. that's essentially what i'm seeing there. >> you could say that or that the race is kind of returned to where it was back in january. there have been certainly a lot of ups and downs but this has been a stable race. >> how are the battleground states looking there? >> in the battlegrounds, for example, looking at all important florida. hillary clinton has a 4 point lead. it's close, but boy, this is a bigger margin than president obama was able to win the state in 2012...

These folks. we're seeing over the past week things are getting back to where we are usually. it suggests that donald trump may struggle to turn out all of these infrequent working-class white voters that he really needs. >> that's what i was going to ask. which segment of the white population is he most likely to gain support. >> he's been doing much better with less educated white men, the problem is in the fox news poll, of 0% of white men with college degree are interested. only 46% without a college degree. it suggests the enthusiasm there for donald trump has lowered over the past week. ...