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Watch Live Stream: Donald Trump Rallies In Colorado Springs, Grand Junction, Colorado

Trump will spend Tuesday in a state where he trails Hillary Clinton in state polling.

Donald Trump was scheduled to head to Colorado on Tuesday for two rallies in The Centennial State, where the GOP nominee will look to make up a major polling deficit against Hillary Clinton.

First, he is scheduled to appear at a rally in Colorado Springs at the Norris-Penrose Event Center at 1 p.m. Mountain Time. Then, he'll hold a rally at West Star Aviation LLC in Grand Junction at 3 p.m. Mountain Time.

With the third and final presidential debate just a day away — and Election Day 21 days away — Trump has shown no sign of slowing down. Clinton, meanwhile, has remained off the campaign trail as she goes through debate prep with her aides.

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You can watch a live stream of Trump's Colorado Springs rally here:


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And you can watch a live stream of Trump's Grand Junction rally here:


Clinton is leading Trump by eight points in Colorado, according to the RealClearPolitics politics average of major state polling. That follows polling trends nationally and in battleground states, as Trump has seen his poll numbers go into a near free-fall following the release of an explicit audio tape by the Washington Post.

Melania Trump did an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper Monday night, saying her husband was "egged on" by "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush when Donald Trump described sexually assaulting women in the tape.

The interview was her first on-camera appearance since the release of the tape. She also appeared on Fox News to say that the Trump campaign's attacks on Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs were fair game because The New York Post published nude photographs of her from her modeling days.

The leaked tape was from 2005, just months after Donald Trump married Melania, his third wife.

"And as you can see from the tape, the cameras were not on — it was only a mic," Melania Trump told Cooper. "And I wonder if they even knew that the mic was on."

She described their conversation as "boy talk. And he was led on — like, egged on — from the host to say dirty and bad stuff."

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