FREDRICKA WHITFIELD, CNN ANCHOR: All right, it's too soon to know if the latest Hillary Clinton e-mail controversy will hurt her in the polls, but with just ten days now to go, she is leading in the CNN polling average with 47 percent to Trump's 42 percent. As CNN's David Chalian points out, Donald Trump's biggest challenge is finding a path to the 270 Electoral College votes need to win the White House.</s>DAVID CHALIAN, CNN POLITICAL DIRECTOR: We've been talking a lot about Donald Trump's very narrow path to 270 electoral votes, and it was clearly on display if you looked at his travel schedule on Friday. He went to New Hampshire, Maine, and Iowa, a total of 11 electoral votes at play there, but he needs them all. Take a look. This is our battleground map where we start right now. Remember, if we give Donald Trump every remaining battleground state, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, I'm even giving him that one electoral vote in Nebraska that's up for grabs, that gets him to 265 electoral votes. So he was in New Hampshire on Friday. Look here. If he gets New Hampshire, that's 269 electoral votes, but why was he in Maine? Because he went to Maine's second congressional district, which they award their electoral votes by congressional district to pick up one electoral vote. That electoral vote gets him to 270 if he's able to win that electoral vote in Maine. This is Donald Trump's path to 270. Run the board, flip New Hampshire, win that Maine electoral vote which has a lot of white, non-college educated voters, Trump voters, where they really think they can pick that up and they think that's what puts them over the hurdle.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Donald Trump says the FBI's review of newly found e-mails tied to Hillary Clinton's private server is, quote, "Bigger than Watergate." We expect to hear more from him in a few hours. And next, how Trump is trying to capitalize on the scandal and how it could affect the race just ten days away.
Trump's Bigger Challenge To Get 270 Electoral Votes