While most polls show Hillary Clinton comfortably ahead of Donald Trump, some pollsters are worried that not enough people are participating in these polls for there to be a representative sample size. Professor Helmut Norpoth, of Stony Brook University, joins RT America’s Lindsay France in the FishTank and says not enough people actually answer their phones (land lines and cell) when pollsters call, and also explains that his method for predicting presidential winners has worked in every election the past 100 years except for the 1960 election (which most historians now believe was stolen by the Democrats in Illinois and Texas). He believes Trump has an 87 percent chance of winning the popular vote.

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