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It really seemed like a chaotic atmosphere and it seemed that donald trump got out of there quickly. it seemed like -- i don't to be exaggerating but it felt like the crowd was getting more and more riled up the longer it went. >> this was intended to be a rally. it was something where donald trump wanted to come out after the debate and fire up the supporters. so they were fired up. it was certainly ruckus, as often trump events are. this one is different he took questions from the members of the audience. something we don't see him do. he did not hold a media availability. anything with the ...

Women. well, that's nice. but if it's all the same to you, mr. trump, i'd rather you stop cherishing us and respecting us instead. [ applause ] >> reporter: now, the latest "the washington post" poll shows hillary rodham clinton's numbers continue to decline. for the first time she's now under 50%. shows 42% for clinton, 24% for bernie sanders and 21% for joe biden, who is not even in the race. the big question of course is what the clinton campaign is going to do about the problem and the decline in numbers with women, particularly white women. she was asked about that at a media availability...

Arkansas, it's never changed. she resisted it. what's been strange is there was a whole sort of, at the outset, this is going to be different. she's going to be more successful. she's done a lot of media availability. in terms of national interviews, she is inching her way very, very slowly. because of the e-mail and because she didn't do the interviews, she's getting practice and reacclimated. she's not terrible in interviews and she gets better with time. she needs a long runway and she hasn't given herself that long of one. >> her campaign says she is more successful to voters. to media, wh...

Media availability, well, does that mean that you think your own staffers are fair game? and he answered yes. he wouldn't elaborate, but his answer was yes. he thinks that his own staffers could be attacked and he is perhaps expecting it. i do think that this takes the presidential cycle and, you know, what sort of fair game and what's acceptable to a different page i think, because so far the attacks have mostly been, you know, between the candidates. so are we going to sort of a new stage of the campaign where staffers are also fair game. >> yeah, absolutely. all right. we'll talk more about...

Jooesh welcome back, everybody. moments ago hillary clinton addressed reporters gathered in minneapolis for the democrats' annual summer meeting and once again she addressed the elephant in the room about her campaign. that is the ongoing questions surrounding the controversy about e-mails, sent via her private e-mail server. >> it's a little confusing and i certainly understand why. for the press and for the public. to try to make sense of this, like something wasn't classified in 2009, 2010. but maybe now it should. but if you've been around the process, you know that that's not uncommon. ma...