when you heard donald trump last night saying things like he may not accept the results of the election, that should worry some, not just for people like that undecided but there s already a lot of papathy, some f the lowest voter turnout in the world. both for donald trump and hillary clinton campaigns should be worried about young voters like that and i saw that firsthand in the room and some frankly will stay away if they don t have the faith in the integrity of the voting system. thank you, greatly appreciate it. joining me now, washington post dana mill, a republican strategist and susan del percea. we saw jacob s piece. you were with a group of college students talking about this presidential cycle and a big revelation occurred. what the question was to me, this is our first president issue race. what are we to make of this with the negativity and i said, i m sorry you re going through this and this is your first exposure because it is so negative and i
think that s what we heard a lot in jacob s piece. i was listening to morning joe and no discussion whether or not donald trump s unwillingness to commit to the election results with only something the pundits or people like us write about or do you think, susan, with the students, no one, whether you re 18 or 88, you have not seen a presidential candidate on stage say that they would not potentially recognize the election results. on stage. right. two things about that. it is, indeed, something that matters to the pundits and to the elite and i think there is a sense that people are ganging up on donald trump for saying this. it s not a political bias but in favor of democracy and when you have a major party candidate saying he will not respect this bedrock principle of democracy, it s important for all people regardless of political leanings to speak up and say, this is not acceptable. we need to protect our