Trump gives a furious defense of campaign team as he announces changes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : Trump himself put that interpretation to rest by calling campaign chiefs Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita 'THE BEST' in an online post. '
43% : Trump wrote.
39% : Trump posted.
36% : The campaign is dismissing talk of a shakeup, calling it an effort to bolster the existing structure - in a White House effort that before the GOP Convention drew plaudits for stability as Trump dispatched with his primary rivals.
29% : The Cook Political Report pulled back its rankings in three states after polls showed Harris tied or leading Trump in six of seven battleground polls.
27% : In Lewandowski, who helmed Trump's original 2016 effort before being pushed out in a shake-up, the campaign has a new senior advisor who knows Trump's habits and titled his book off the mantra of: 'Let Trump be Trump.'
24% : Trump fired Lewandowski, who had steered his campaign through New Hampshire and the early primaries, in June of 2016, after having brought on Paul Manafort as chief strategist.
24% : Manafort would resign by August, and Trump brought on Kellyanne Conway as campaign manager and Steve Bannon for the remainder of his White House run.
2% : Trump began his post by writing: 'We're leading in almost all Polls, in some cases leading by A LOT, despite the fact that the Fake News is pulling out all stops for their Radical Left San Francisco Liberal, Kamala Harris.'That misstates the state of public polling - although Trump was able to outperform polls in his surprise 2016 win.

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