KOSTA: With the election just a day away,
Trump is desperately trying to hold on to seniors,
independents and this glass of water.
But there's one group
that's clearly slipping through his fingers.
Suburban women, will you please like me?
-(cheering and applause) -Remember? Please.
Please.
I saved your damn neighborhood, okay?
KOSTA: Saved their damn neighborhood?
From what?
I sat down with three proud Trump supporters
to see what Trump is doing to protect white women.
I mean, the suburbs.
Sorry. "The suburbs"
are obviously not just code for "white."
White women love him. He's out there...
he's out there making our lives a little bit easier,
and what he's doing is protecting us.
What do the suburbs need to be protected from?
Violence. Rioters looting.
-Huh. -Socialism.
Antifa and Black Lives Matter.
I agree, same thing. They're afraid of, uh,
them coming from the cities up to the suburbs.
There's examples of it around the country
where gates are crashed through.
Okay, so, in your suburb,
how many rioters came up from the city?
Oh, none yet. We haven't had... In this town we haven't,
but it's happened in other parts of the country.
We've had very little here.
They stopped one of the parkways.
Very peaceful. There's no looting.
My... In our... In my... our suburbs,
we only had a, uh, peaceful protest,
but, um, you know, the belief is that...
-I believe all lives matter. -(stopwatch beeps)
Nice.
Just won a bet.
Anyways, if all the protests
in your neighborhood have been peaceful,
why are you still so concerned with rioting and looting?
Because I've seen what happened in New York City.
If you're living in an apartment on... near Times Square,
every night, there's protesting.
You might call it peaceful, but banging drums
at 11:00 at night is really not peaceful.
I thought you were gonna say people were getting stabbed
with knives, not late-night drumming,
but it can be inconvenient depending on the drums.
Just because it's not on my block
doesn't mean it doesn't affect me.
KOSTA: Andrea's right.
You should absolutely be afraid of rioters
even if every protest you've seen in your town
suggests the opposite.
And according to Trump,
if antifa doesn't destroy your suburb,
the Democrats will.
Democrats in Washington
are also pushing a plan to abolish the suburbs.
They want to build low-income housing.
They don't mind if low-income housing
is built in a beautiful suburb.
Biden wants affordable housing in the suburbs.
What would that do to, let's say, your neighborhood?
Andrea.
I wouldn't have a problem with it at all.
I already have it.
So, I have it a couple blocks up from me,
and I have a couple blocks down from me.
So that's not a fear.
Not a fear at all for me.
My town already has affordable housing,
and I'm all for affordable housing.
KOSTA: Got it. Their riots have been peaceful,
and the terrifying low-income housing isn't coming
because it's already there.
So, why is Trump still pushing these fears?
I don't think he's pushing fear. I think he's pushing knowledge.
Trump doesn't sell fear.
He sells knowledge
about what we should fear.
-You know... -No.
No, knowledge about how to run a country.
Got it. On a completely unrelated note,
when you voted for Trump previously,
what were some of the things that worried you?
I was afraid of Hillary Clinton getting in office.
I'm afraid of attacking Trump supporters
with things like the IRS.
The bathrooms.
The little girl bathrooms with boys in them.
They've taken Christopher Columbus Day away from me.
Calling it Independence Day.
It's Christopher Columbus. Okay?
That's what I'm afraid of.
Okay, well, according to you,
these are the things we should fear from Donald Trump.
Hillary Clinton.
For a president who's definitely not selling fear...
Socialism. Swedish teenagers.
...he's left his voters
with a big, beautiful list of non-fears.
-Immigrants. -Illegal immigrants.
-(overlapping chatter) -Mexicans. Russian hoax.