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Their civic duty to carry out some sort of civil disobedience? >> some kind of civil disobedience. we hope that there isnt someone who is unhinged out there who would do the unthinkable but when we are racheting up the rhetoric like this, those kind of concerns start to come more to the fore. whether we create an environment where people will feel like to do something of violence would be received by many other of their peers as heroic. >> so alice, what do you think? because when some people he...

Rnc and the dnc. i called a lot of people and all directions pointed to that. >> we were researching. there are countries that do this alread already, canada and others. how do you mechanically do something like what? i am a mom first and i am not a policymak policymaker. i would say we have to look at other countries and figure out what could work here. but, all i know is after two years we are not learning anything more and no one benefits from this, except for news. >> the question is and the...

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And the voters. so for donald trump going after the polling is just another way of going after the establishment. we have seen his less than lukewarm affirmation of republican candidates when the party is desperate for him to try to help down ballot republicans. he can barely do that. we have seen him fighting against all things establishment. polling which is a core part of the election process which brings together different media groups who own this information collectively in some instances,...

They are increasingly confident, the fact that they are bringing in discussion about the down ballot races while out on the presidential campaign trail. >> reporter: theres no doubt that they are feeling confident. that is for sure, alex. at the same time, i think there is a concern when i talk to campaign officials that democrats might become complacent because they will look at these polls and think they dont need to turn out in force. their message is to democrats, turn out. but they are tryi...

Extremely scary rhetoric. and -- >> jennifer, thats not true. >> well, amy, i think i would disagree with that because you can see in the third debate all hes talking about is these points of fear and hes trying to stoke fear and throw doubt on the election process. and those are really scary things and that was the big take away from the third debate. and those are two different americas. and i dont think any of us want to live in donald trumps america. >> well, we know that, again, that women ...

In fact demanded a much more extensive recount than was provided for in florida statute. if youre talking about someone who attacked the election process, gore absolutely did. the sad fact of the matter is defeated candidates are like jilted lovers. sometimes they dont have the best judgment as to what happened. >> mark braden, thank you for spending time with us. have a good saturday. >> thank you very much. coming up, the latest on that massive hack that brought the internet to a screeching ...

Constitutional law. are you concerned about how these efforts could help infringe on peoples rights, allow others to come in and potentially intimidate voters? >> i certainly hope that doesnt happen. elections are a messy process, and its incredible that were able to run an election in a country this size with what everybody who really knows whats happening, every expert concedes is an extremely small percentage of fraud in the election process. im hopeful that people will continue to have confi...

Him up. that there might be problems with the election. that was the secretary of state from kansas, who has dipped into voting fraud conspiracy theories in the past, this guy chris coback. other than that, every other republican official that either has an impact on the election process or is on the ballot totally disputed what trump said. and thats not a good thing 18 days before the election to have major republican figures finding ways to distance themselves from the nominee. >> okay, then, ...

Governor, is about the process of the election itself, our election process, that somehow when asked about it, he and the vice presidential nominee, mike pence, when asked about what they mean by "rigged," they resort to this reference to the media that somehow the media has poisoned the electorate and therefore its rigged. they dont talk necessarily about booth voting or counts that go on election commissions. theyre not actually -- theyre talking about something much broader in terms of riggin...