Washington, Nov 8 (IANS) Donald Trump Jr. said on Tuesday that his father, Donald Trump, will work to unite the country, whether he wins or loses todays presidential election.
Trump stressed his father's ability to "bring people together", citing his willingness to campaign in the inner cities as an example.
"It's been incredible to see people who have been disaffected by the political process," he told "Good Morning America", ABC News' popular morning programme.
"I want everyone to turn out," he said. "Everyone who has been let down by the system."
Republican presidential candidate, however, faces an uphill climb to the White House, according to experts.
Prognosticator Nate Silver, who accurately predicted the winner in all 50 states in the 2012 presidential election, told "GMA" on Monday morning that Hillary Clinton is a "2 to 1 favourite" to win the presidency.
As of this morning, Donald Trump's odds of winning the presidency had decreased from Monday, according to Silver's model, dropping to less than a one-third chance of winning the White House.
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