Trump's latest tweets take on Clinton, media

"I will be asking for your help".

Aides quickly gave the go-ahead to using actress Julianne Moore. "There are still too many people out there saying they won't vote or they won't vote for the top of the ballot or who keep asking 'what's in it for me?'"

In another email, an aide listed musical performers who would likely help if in NY, among them Nick Jonas, Jon Bon Jovi, Christina Aguilera, John Legend and Alicia Keys.

"The media and the Clinton campaign have come forward with false allegations less than a month before the most important election in modern times", Trump said.

Trump has warned of a "rigged" election for months. "Now that's up to him", Hillary Clinton said during a San Francisco fundraiser. "But I feel I have to talk about it because you have to dispute when somebody says something". Among likely voters, 44 percent back Clinton, 37 percent support Trump, six percent favor Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson and two percent support Jill Stein of the Green Party.

The additional $2 million check brings Trump's personal investment to more than $56 million.

Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong says the USA democracy "relies on confidence in election results". She said she wanted people "to start looking after each other again", and that while she would aim to pass laws and seek "some real national commitments", people needed to support each other at the end of an acrimonious campaign season.

Ryan's office was responding to a question about whether the speaker agreed with Donald Trump's assertion that the election may be "rigged".

He did not provide any evidence to back up his claim.

Paduchik said the Trump campaign has a lot of enthusiasm among its volunteers in the state, and expects to run very well in exurban areas and traditional Democratic strongholds. But he has not revoked his endorsement of the Republican presidential nominee.

I think we should, why don't we do that?

Voting was to be encouraged and not "dismissed or undermined because a candidate is afraid he's going to lose", Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said. They include the New York Times, which happens to have Jewish owners.

Mr Trump released a statement denying her allegations.

With the allegations against Mr Trump dominating the campaign, opinion polls show him trailing Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

She also said she didn't notice making a much-commented shimmy motion during Sunday's debate when Trump accused her of not having the "right temperament" to be president.

"I was sitting alone by myself and then I went 'wah?' to somebody", Trump said, motioning to his side as he attempted to re-enact Anderson's account of his behavior.

Trump kicked off his campaign a year ago accusing Mexico of sending rapists and drug dealers to the United States and promised to build a wall along the southern US border that he said he would make Mexico pay for.

The GOP nominee made the assertion when speaking at an outdoor rally on overnight in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Borges has been openly critical of Trump on several occasions and told some OH news outlets he wasn't sure if he would vote for Trump. Borges has been mentioned as a possible successor to Reince Priebus.

"Unless he owns the house", Obama said of Trump, his voice dripping with contempt. And some Republicans who knew better stood by silently, and even during the course of this campaign, didn't say anything. Trump fumed at the growing list of women accusing him of sexual misconduct - in fact, one former contestant on his television show, "The Apprentice, " was holding such a news conference at that same moment.

"100 percent fabricated and made-up charges, pushed strongly by the media and the Clinton Campaign, may poison the minds of the American Voter".

Trump repeatedly denied the allegations a half-dozen women have leveled against him just this week: "All false".

Mr Trump maintained his innocence and denounced Ms Clinton and a supposed global media conspiracy aimed at denying him the White House.